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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-17
MISSISSIPPI THROWN ON HER OWN
RESOURCES.
Jacksonville, (Fa.) evacuated By
our troops.
New YoaK, Oct, Il

NEW NoaE, Oct, Il.
The Times Washington despatch says
another reconnaissance in front of Washing
ton to Aide and Middle5urg discovered that
the enemy had encamped within a mile o +
the latter place to the number of 10, 600 az
tillery. cavalry and infantry.
movement of the enemy towards Centre
vile is anticipated and provided for.
Another reconnaissance from Gen. Ricketts,
corps passed through Brentville to EIles's
Ford on the RappAhannock where the enc
my's pickets were driven across the river.
The Lieut.. commanding our party reports
the whole north bank Of the Rappahanuock
strongly picketed by rebels. \ strong picket
j. at Falmouth.
The Times despatch says Stewards rebel
rand caused a special cabinet meeting on
Slluriay. Gen. Halleck was present The
result is unknown but It is SAID despatch
was sent to Gen. Hooker requesting his pre-
senca at the adjourned meeting.
Rumor again assigns Gen. Banks to the
War Department, sends Gen. Mcclellan to
tie west and Gen. Hooker to the Army Of
tie Potomac
\ lIarper's Ferry correspondent says that
peremptory orders have been received for enc
OF the largest and most important movements
%! tie war. Gen. Couch has assumed COM
mAui Of Gen. Summers corps in the latter's
absence.
Gen. D,yens commands Cen Couch 5 Ill
vision
The H7a.ds Washington dispatch says
the Government came INTO possession Of
letter from Bsaureslrd to Bragg, containing
a lu.l criticism Of the campaign and care
fll survey OF the rebel resources and pros
poets, with an eIi lanation OF their program
me. Ii clearly indicates that the rebel ar
mics are much larger than the Federal au-
tAorire. hitherto believed
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-17

FATAL And INFECTIOUS Disease AMONG CAT
TIl.-DT. Il. +. Stevens, Of ST Adams, has
published the following ia the St. Adams
Messenger, which We copy for the benefit Of
our readers generally
Tsea-a IL .-y duty u call tie attention Of cat
tie v~us-s fatal disease that has appeared, and
tor the most para attacks milch COWS. Iuey APP
pear iIiiess, refuse TO car and in few hours art
.fourJ d.aI.
rue object Of this Communication is to warn tie
qubIc ui the exceeding danger Incurred and mos
serious aad even fatal consequences resulting Co
those who remove the hides; OF the tanners who
dress the hides II animals dying tr "a this slngu-
lsrly poisonous a fatal disease. Two pc sons are
suffering from TIE results OF Tie absorption ~
this poison n regard 20 the termination OF whose
sickness. the mos- serious aVprsheusluus, 20 say
tie least, are entertained.
Three years since, ia Burlington, I've COWS in
Cle pasture sere taken with THIS disease IN a lev
hour. Toe ran who skinned tie animals was
seized ia a short time ai.h swelling uI the hn-ers
-eviGeuce, Of absorption OF the poison IN the
system, and 30 a few days he died. The tanner
who dresses the hides suffered severely with swell
lug and eruptions OF the hands and arms, but
finally recovered. Dr. Ihayer attended ooth these
cases, AMI at the time notified the public through
the press of the pTe-eucs aud danger Of disease
1t is reported that this disease, within the last
two day, appeared IN another portion Of the
county.
/ would repeat taat IN no case Whe e an animal
has li,d from this disease, should an attempt be
made to remove the hide, for the contact OF the
diseased tissues win the finger, % even Ilhaline
tle poisonous ,luyia In tL- lungs, may, and prob
ably Viii, develop most dangerous aud even fatal
disease 20 all in any way concerned.
Yours, &c, Il. i. STEVENS
st. Adams, Sep,. 80, l402.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-17
NV YoRK. Oct 4th


The TriJlas's Washington despatch says
the modified rumors Of Cabinet and military
changes are unioundeI.
The Tunes Harp,r's Ferry letter confirms
the statement that forward movement #
the armies is determined upon.
The Hralds Washington dispatch says the
State Department received information from
Minister Adams of the arrest of parties in
England for c5unterfeiting L. 5. Treasury
notes.
The Land Ssc'y Of E4lador has ofis,e to
our government lands for the Colonization
of the negroes. The offer cannot be accept.
ed unless coming through the Government Of
the Country.
The War Department has received dis
patches from Gen. Pope, that the Sioux war
is at an end. Little Crow has fed with a
small party to the YanktOn country; but Il
cavalry force has been sent after them, and
there Is no doubt they will be given up.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-17
MAsH1NcrnS. Oct i

W WASHINGTON, Oct ~.
FIRST Lieutenant Eugene A. Smalley, OF
tie Marine Corps, was Iried last month, at
Norfolk on the G. arge Of absence without
lave IRON his station at Glsport Navy Yard
Tie Court found iim guilty, and sentenced
hun 10 De reprimauded 10 generals orders by
the Hon Secretary of the Navy. The de-
cisi0n on th.s nteuce has required serious
consideration on the part OF the revising
power The Secretary. in the general order,
says al 1t were not confirmed, the officer con-
Yic,rd would altogether escape punishment
~ an IF nee which majority OF military
men w0u d certainly regard as OF a very
grave character, particularly when commit
"a In time OF war at a station, but recently IN
the possession Of the enemy and still IN the
vicinity Ot hostile operations. The Court
have adv..jci % no pLlli4tIng circumstances
IN explanation o. the lenIty Of their sentence,
and on reviewing The record can perceive
none, except the Flea Of limited experience OF
the duties Of an ufic.r, urged by the accused
H. b s defence. Inls sentence, unacOmpan-
ned by any comment. IS NOT calculated prop
erIy 10 enlarge the limited experience Of a
Young officer, cr give him correct notions OF
The Importance u discipline. Ii would tend
rather 10 instead him. | am constrained,
therefore. iu confirming u. % accompany
tbs reprimaui a LleuJan; Smalley VITA an
adm .u.llu Jo hm and other young officers
OF The cITIs % regard the sentence IN this
cl-e as Indicating the true character Of the
ofnce committed.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-17
TIE BALDWIN CONTEMPT CASE.

In the Uaited States Circuit Court, or
Tuesday. Judge Smaliey decided, in the case
OF Marshal 4ldwIn for contempt; that the
orders # the War Department, under which
Lyman, Barney aud Field were arrested,
were la violation OF the provisions Of the
Constitution Of .he United States, and were
therefore Illegal and void. That If under
the PROVISIONS Of the Constitution, the Pres
Ident Of the United States had the power to
suspend the writ Of HabeIs Corpus. tie could
Mt delegate that power u his subordinate
officers. That the Constitution made the
President Commander n Chiei Of the mill
rlrv forces If the United States, and that
t1I-. with tire provisions OF the Avs OF 1879,
which had been declared 10 be CONSTITUTIONAL
conferred On the President power 10 declare
martial iaW-and martial law having been
declared bv the Presidents Proclamation ii
the 24h of September, ips0 taci0 the writ Of
Hareas Corpus was now suspended. There
fore !. the said Field was now produced be-
fore The Court. be could not be discharged-
but would have 70 be remanded 10 the custo-
DIV Of the Marshal On the frst September,
however. wien these proceedings were instl-
tutad against the Marshal the writ of Ha-
beas CJrpus was not lawfully suspended, and
il was no justification 10 him that he acted
under the orders of the War Department,
thl.,e orders having been issued without due
authority OF law The Court therefore d.
rected that Oh orcer be entered, that Z. c.
y Bildwiu-the Marshal, was guilty OF a
4 contempt, aud that he pay 10 the Clerk of
4 TIE Court a fine Of one hundred dollars, and
+ nBtii the payment 81 sad fine he be prohib.
lied from acting ID this Court as officer
'hsraof, -RvftuzS Herald.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-17

STATE OF VERMONT, Tho Probate
- DISTRICT up --u--y1ls. ss. C0u5; for the
District q Cl- -ian, 90 all persons interested n
the estate Of lis II. r-rill late Of Underhil' IN
sa.I District. deceased, Greeting.
Whereas o., Al4i-is.rl-Hrs # the Estate Of
-aiI deceased have made application 70 this Court
90 extend the time allowed for the payment o. inc
deb oi said deceased, for one year, from the "a
I.7 Of Navcmb p, A. p. l,t-.
lercupo1, the said Court doth heseoy assisn
and appoint the 2,th day If October, A. d. lsC2,
90 tbs Probate Count Rooms. for hearing on said
arri,1.ion G1I do-h order and decree, mat notice
be- given 90 all persons interested in said Estate,
byTu5lisli1- this order three weeks successively
in the Burlington Free Press, previous to the DAY
as i-lci iJs hearing
Givcu under my hand, az Burlington this ID
day OF October, A. ID. l.62-
vljrl d FRENCH, Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-17


The Hrad's special dispatch from VII
Transport, Nj, Oct. llth, says the sth
lud was on duty at Dam No. 5, when the
retels crossed and succeeded IN ef-cting a
retreat To WiIliamsport, Gen. kenly imme-
diately sent for reiniorcements and made
preparations TO hold the town to the last.
The rebels crossing was effected under tie
prJt-cuju of the two heavy guus on the
Virginia side Our pickets opened a lively
.ki1mish with them IN which one was
killed.
iThere was yesterday d general movement Of
our troops towards Dam NJ. 3. where it was
thought they would attempt to cross. 10
the woods on the Virginia side opposite the
town were Indication of at least 80 600 re5-
els. Occasional discharges Of musketry were
heard yesterday in the direction Of our ad-
vance.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-17
LANES HOODS ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. ! The Honorable The
Dl,rai-r or CHl-ryNDEy. SIS. Probate Court for
the District O.. Clittenien,
To all persons interested In the estate o.; james
Blood, late ef Essex, in said District. deceased,
GREETING.
where. said Court hath assigned the 1t day
Of November, rex, for the settlement Of tle al
mi1lstratiou account a- The Executor Of the lat
VIII AMI Testament OF James Blood. late Of Is
sex, deceased. and ordered that public notice
tsc-aaf be given o. al persons interested IA said
estate, by publishing this orlcs three weeks sue
cessivey previous to tho day assigned, in the Free
Pre-. rratel ia Burlington, in said District.
Therefore, you are hereby notified b appear a.
tie Probate Court rooms, In Burlington, on the
day assigned then All there % contest the allow
arcs of said account, IL you see cause.
Given under my hans this 9TH day q October
A. b. lse2.
wljW3 D. FRENCH, Regis ter.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-17
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.


Wednesday, Oct. Is.
At market 2I5s Cattle, about 1900 Beeves and
$50 Stores, consisting of Working Oxen, Cows
one, two and three years old.
Market bees-extra per cwt. s6,25at,5o. lsi
quality, s., 75aG co. % quality s5,25. 50 quality
$500.
Working Oxen, So a $50 Per pair
Cows and Calves, S22a 2j % a Al.
Yearlings, s. OOa9 90.
Two years old, sIl a l6. Three years o'd @i'
10.
Sheep and Lambs 5000 at market Prices n
lots 50 co, 25Oa275. Extra aud Selections
s. 90, 3 % as co.
Hides G., &c per ID; Pelts 81 90 % 'ashi
Calf skins S a % per 10.
TallOw 7ta7i per ID.
REMARKS.
The best quality Of BeCfsold same as last "a'A'
Sc IS a $50 per evt. Smaller toe' sold ialI as
high as last week. 4 large supply Of store ua--
tie and fair number ef buyers for such STOCK
and sales we've made at reasonable prices sheep
,,li the came as last week for corresponding quail
itv. There were some Io's OF Canada rather 'a-
,s-i,r. sold as high as 81, GO per head.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-17

MONlfELlkks Ocl- IL
Hon. solomon Foot Is reelected L. 5. SEN
ator by the legislature OF Vermont. In the
Senate the vote was unanimous; in the House
the vote stood w hole number, 2l3, Foot,
POI. Mr.. Foot was nominated IN Caucus
last evening without dis enting voice.
Gen. Phelps addressed the Legislature aud
a large cjncourse Of citizens in the Repres-
seutatives Hall last evening. lie presented
his views on the slavery question and nara
ted his own experience.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-17

The Tribune's Washington dispatch says
there has been no fighting in Kentucky since
the battle Of the 9th inst. Gen. Buell's dis
patches have told the substance Of this, but
he does not mention the rumor Of the death
of the rebel Generals Cheatham and Bragg.
1t is not believed that there Will be any de-
cided fighting at present.
refugee who has just arrived within
Gen. Sigel's lines, says there Is no large force
of the enemy either at Richmond, Lynch
burgh, Culpepper, Rappanhannock OF Bris-
tow.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-17
eEoRcE snERMAN,s ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, : The Honorable
DISTRICT og cur1EypEy, SIS. the Probate Court
frhs Dis,-ic. Of Chit,endeu, TO all persons in
tercs-el 10 the estate % George sherman, lata Of
Charlotte i1 said District, deceased
GREETING.
Whereas, ..ii Court hath asst sned the 2,lh day
o.. Oet3ber next, for the settlement Of the admin
i--ra.iaa ac.auLt OF the estate Of George sherman,
late 6 lha-l1,t,. deceased aai ordered that pub
H,lo.i-e thereof be given 20 all persons interest
ell ia said estate, by publishing this order three
weeks excessively previous o. the day assigned,
iu t-s So e,aIy r.,e Press, printed in Burlington,
in sail Li t-ic-.
Therefore. you arc hereby notified 70 appear
c.. the P-51Ite Calr- Rooms, Ia Burlington, on
tie ly ASST gu D then and thcro 90 contest the az
Iowsuc5 Of said ace INT, il you see cause
Given ualarm my Elui. this 7th day Of October,
4. ID. I-.-.
FAY, Judge
H-.Fa
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-17

The LATEST NEws.-It is said this Thurs
day) morning that the reported re-crossing
of the rebels int Maryland is disbelilvad at
Harrisburg.
Nashville pagers Of the 18th say the Fed
eral forces are collecting at Fort Donelson.
and were to clear that part OF Tennessee Of
rebels. The main portion of Buell's army
i. at Grab Orchard, and Bragg is in full re-
tteat towards Cum erland river.
The Richmond Enquirer of the llth says
there are prospects Of an early peace. and
that the battle Of Antietam was to the Fed
.rsl. tbs mos. DISASTROUS defea. ef che war.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-17

sTATEoE VEBNlNT, : ToaU persons con
DISTRICT ar llIrESuEy, So. ccrrei "a the =
IN, .. Elijah a.. Stanton. DAFT, u Essex, in said
district. deceased.
1aEEL4EG-
it. Probate J.u.- q .'i1l at Darlington, win
in arI ..r las District af Clittenden, on the 9Th
day.t October. a. ID. I---, an Instrument, Jug
u1-tf-- o. rs-lo last Wiii and Testament, Of tl--
itl o. Stanton. ll,, of Essex, in slid district. te-
c-a.sl. vas r-.4lr.1I 90 che C.-r; Aforesaid, for
p. bate.
And 90 Sc ordered - said Court that the . IN
DIV of Oc-.tlr. 4. ID. 1852, 10 the Probate Court
Rooms En- saii Burlington, be assg nei for proving
slil Ias.-Guc1.; and that notice thereof be Civ
en- O. aII rlrs ms concerned, by publishing this
order t.le1 weeks slcc1s-ively in the Weekly Free
Pre- new piper printed o.. sail darlington,
V-c-i01s o. ,ls time appointed.
Therefore. You are hereby notified 70 appear
before said Court, az the time aad place aforesaid.
an coltes. .le probate Of said VIII, If you have
cluse.
Given under my liai 40 Burlington, in said
district. this ID Gay Of l-,0ber, A. D. 1862.
p. B. FAY Judge.
wl5ai
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-17
ABEL MYMAN,s ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, ! The Honora-
- DISTRICT or CHIrrESnEN, IS. bic the Probate
Court for the District Of Chit,enlea. to the heirs
AID al persons interested in the estate Of Abel
Wyman, late Of iIinesburgh, deceased, Greeting.
Whereas, application hath been made % this
Court ia writing. b. the Administrator " the es-
tate q Abel Wyml1, late tf incs5urgh, in said
Dissr.e., deceased, praying for license and au-
thority 70 sell the real estate Of said deceased
including the reversion ot the widows dover
therein, Tor the payment Of debts aad charges OF
administration, and setting forth therein tho
amount Of debts due from tho said deceased, the
charges q admin srrltiln, the amount Of personal
estate, and the situation oi the real estate.
Nhereup4n, the said Court appointed and
assigned che l,h Day Of November, A. d. lsG4, At
The Probate Court Rooms, in said District, 90 hear
and ds-iio upoa said application and petition. and
ordered public notice thereof o. be given % all
persons interested therein, by Publishing said order
to-a-hcr with tlc tIo and place of hearing, three
weeks succesllvcly IN the Burlington ec-ly
Free Press, newspaper which circgltes il The
Eei-1b Ilaal U. those persons Interested IL I'D
estate, an WA Cd publications shall be- previous -J
the day a-l.gaci for hearing.
Therefore. You are hereby n1-il1t o. splca-
before said U 1gt q. the time aul gilca a5sis--I,
then dli there il said C9ur- 90 give bonds, e The
law cir5c,s. f'r tle payment q the de5-s and
charges Of administration, and make your Object
ions ,3 tie granting s-ca license, II you see ct1-e
Given under my hand, sc the Pro ate Court
Rooms, tl.s l-,1 day % Jc-oJer, loo-,
Views E. d. FAY, Judge.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-17

EsAN-lrA' iJoN IN TIE DIsrRICr OF Colby
mA.-IhC. correspondent of the Boston Trar
eer W ,tes from Washington Oct 4lh, as
flow.
It, d source Of great satisfaction to the
advocates OF emancipation 10 know that the
evils predicted Is the consequence Of giving
liberty o. the slaves in the District Of Col
umLla have MT followed the C nsummation Of
shat uct. N1slAve owners throat mas been
cut. OF no vile Cr child Of theirs has been
hutaier,d as vet. Ihc negr es exulting IN
fr,ei1m have shown no disposition TO put
lI!e. limb OF property IN perl, and nOtwith-
standing the horrors tIretOld, the police
force has not been enlarged On account Of
emauciI alton and no one entertains the lie ist
apprehension Of Vers nal danger from the
c1l0red population. The danger aiso OF the
emancIpated negroes rushing 10 the North
and entering into competition with white
labor. has not come c. pass. I uder the
slave code, no negro could appear on the
streets IN tins city after ten O'Clock at night
without pass from his master, under a
= nalty Of a night ia the watch house, and
abuse tom a ruthlniy, negotiating watch =
man, because the public safety demanded
1t but now al that nonsense Is done away
AMI no one is harmed in CONSCIENCE, ana
even the old prophets Of evil seem quite calm
and unisiurhed by apprehtnsi n. no matter
how yo-emeutiy they prophesied an opposite
STATE OF things
May We not hope and expect a Ike result
- FOLLOW general emancipation Of all the
slaves.
Much interest Is manifested here IN the
cnLy4-siug gong ou n Massachusetts,. on
account OF it, bearing upon the return OF
Mr.. Sumner 10 the S.n tie. This Is partly
OWN. % tle fact .lui Mr.. Sumner Is now
almost thc only S nator whose orltory, aside
from th- questions discussed, can I'll the
galleries and keep Senators 10 their se4,s
and partly b .s-lse DE is "a ri. sentative
man @hJ=crJ -clou hy tie people OF Massa-
cugseits would De regarded as a backward
step iu the goat cause Of human freedom
and Republican Government.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-17
AUGUSTUS LEES ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, ITENHE Probate Court
District Of Chittenden, -. 4 for the District
Caittenden, 70 all person. interested in the estate
Of Augustus Lee, late If Jericho, in said District
deceased. Greeting.
Whereas. the Administrat9r Of the Estate Of said
deceased. hath made application 70 this Court 10
extend tie time allowed for tho payment Of the
debls Of said deceased, for one year from The sth
day Of October, A. D. 1902.
Wh,reupon, the aid Court, doth hereby assign
and appoint the 18Th day Of October, A. d. 1852,
At the Probate Court Rooms, ior hearing on said
application and doth order and Decree that noties
be given TO all persons interested in said Estate,
oy Publishing this order three weeks successfully
IN the weekly Burlington Free Press, previous to
the day assigned for hearing.
Given under my hand at Burlington, this eth
day Of September, A. D. 1862.
-l4~s R.B.FAY, Judge.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-17
RnsTnN MARKET.

70 EuNleNAlf N-s' 49,
FLOUR-Tbe demand fer Flour has been quite
active the plst week. Common extras range 7--A
St soar; medium extra range from s. 80
and good and choice ct s. 50 - - per DOL IL
Guiding tennessee Canada, Ohio aai Miili5' Ne
Corn Meal is in moderate d,aaud OF s. e-4 d b 3D.
per Dbl; and Rye Flour is selling at s. % 90
per bbl, as 20 quality.
GRAIN-The arrivals of Corn have been quite
large. Sales at 5oa t7, for common and good
Western mixed. aaI choice lois arc Acll 90 tl',-
yellow is scarce, and prices age no-ainal-y u O
IS, per bush. Oats have been In demand, a--i
prisss have advas.ei. sales Of Western and Can
ada at So 5sc per bush, the ht'er price il'
choice lots. In Rye there have been sales 90 s7c
Der bush. Shorts are scarce aud drai slies ut
sg2 % per ton. In F.as Feed ell Aiii.iasi
Gales at sll % per tom
PROVIsIONs-The market ir Pork Is very
firm, and prices are tending upward. sales Of
prime At sIOaIl; mess $40 o -; and S-a "a
Il for clear, cash, closing firm. - si ranges from
sl3 5oal5 50 per Dbl for Eas.,u a-I western
mess; aad SIS q 10 for family extra, cash. Lard
/. firm and prices continue 20 be v-I -1------l-
sales in bbis. sni tie1,es o.. io- q lo-s i.1 d,
and in ks-s at To-: lie per 10. -lza- Smoked
Hams have been in steady demand a- s. o. Joe per
%. as to quality. Batter IS 1-u all prise. are
shade hirlc-. Choice Fail llir.ss age ,a--s AMI
wanted. Sales DO lisa ---iar r.lls choice a1i
extra Vow York and Vermont. a-l D. O. -.t .r
c5..,11-aul fair. Canada AMI Wc=---- Be- ceiling
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-17
F,1RrAx Gil. Oct. u

Gen. Stahl who left Centreyille on Sunday
to make reconnaissance in force, returned
this forenoon from his expedition. lie pro-
ceedcd a. far as Aide without meeting any Of
the enemy. Beyond that place he was met
and attacked by several large bands Of rebel
cavalry. The enemy were driven back at
every point, though serious fighting took
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-17

THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPE-
RIENCE OF AN INyALID.-Ps5iis',s
for the Benefit and as Waning and a CAUTION 70
Young Men who suffer from Nervous Debility
Premature Decay, &C.; supplying at the same
time the means Of self-cure. BY one who has
cured himself after being put to great expense
through medical imposition and quaekery- by
enclosing post paid addressed envelope SINGLE
COPIES may be had Of the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.
Bedford, Kings Co.. n. Y.
March II. daW4y
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-17

The Southern rapeis report the eylcGation
Of jacksonville Fla. BY the Yankees, taking
all the negroes they could get
The Petersburg Express says the Union
force. about Suffolk are estimated at 80 900,
and says the rebel forces are so stationed
that the invaders viii meet with Desperate
resistance whenever they attempt
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-17

compiled Statutes relating to laying out and dis
continuing highways and bridges; referred to
committee on roads.
b. Mr. Royce Of Berkshire, entitled act
repeating all laws relating TO the appointment, Of
Tsllroad commissioner; TO the committee roads.
By Mir Cook OF Cabot, entitled act regulating
the mileage Of members Of the General Assembly;
90 the Committee on mileage and debentures.
By Nj shaw, entitled an Act to incorporate the
burlington wooden company.