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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-03
New York, Dec. 81.

The report that the rebel cavalry crossed
into Maryland near Edwards Ferry is co.,
frmed, they were followed to Vienna by
force of mounted men under Capt. Mix,
and yesterday reconnaissance pushed as
far as Frying Pan near Chantilly. The
pursuit will be continued to-day BY Col.
Percy Wyndham.
A prisoner taken yesterday, says Lee,
Stuart and Hampton left Guinness station,
on the Gath With 1000 cavalry, and 8 pieces
of artillery. This force afterwards DIV idedy
Stuart going to Dumfries with one thous-
and men sad two pieces Of artilIsrys where
abouts of the others not known.
The Times has the following in regard 10
the fight at Dumfries. Saturday Stuart
crossed the Rappabapnook 1t Kellys Fords
miles east Of the Orange & Alsxandria
Railroad, and proceeded to Stafford Court
House, and thence to Dumfries where they
arrived at IL O'Clock A. NJ. Taking posi-.
ton on hills Commanding the town, they
commenced throwing she'll, and succeeded
in demOlishiDg building lately occupied
by Gen. Sigel, the place was occupied BY
three companies Of cavalry, 400 infantry
and 4 pieces Of artillery, under Col. Csuby.
The fight lasted six hours when The rebels
retrsated. Our loss 4 killed and Q wounded.
The rebels a. far 40 known had 10 killed,
l6 wounded and 30 captured. The rsbeIs
before arriving at Dunfriss had taken %
Of our cavalry who were out pasrolibg.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-03
New York. Dec. %.

The Tribune's Washington dispatch says
that Stuarts' rebel cavalry got entirely
around Burnsde'S army on Saturday, bav'
ing Dumfres in their possession during the
morning. II is stated that the Federals un-
der Col Candy, having 10 pickets out, were
surprised in the night and captured. Moth
ing is known, positively, as to our loss -
The l7th Pennsylvania cavalry were pretty
roughly handled. and withdrew in conside-
rable haste. Fifteen wagons, containing
regr0eRtal property, fell into the hands of
the enemy Saturday night. These maraud-
erers were 10 possession of Occoquan.-
Yesterday morning they were within six
miles Of Fort Lyon: We also learn that
they captured a four gun battery at Dunn
fries. 1t is also stated that at Oecoquan
thpv fell in With detnChment of the 22d
Pennsylvania, when fight ensued, in which
twenty Federals were billed and wounded,
and the rest captured.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-03
BY ~TELEGRAPH II.
MORE ABOUT STUART'S RAID!
Operations'sR IN the Mississippi river.
BOMBARDMENT AND CAPTURE
of Port Hudson!
VICKSBURG TO COME NEXT q!
IN the Mississippi river.
Halifax, Dec. 26.

Halifax, Dec. 26.
The Europa, from Liverpool 18th and
Qoeeussown l4,b, has arrived. Newspaper
commenss on American affairs, are geneF-
ally Of an unimportant character. The
Ariadne has been ordered to join Admiral
M.lue's squadron at Bermuda. This move
ment looks like the concentration of dis.
posabIe force of Mines squadron in local
ities in which the recently reported outrages
on Britisb shipping, by Federal cruisers
npder Wilkes, have been perpetrsted, with
the Knowledge that there was no force at
hand capable Of protecting vessele. The
Shipping Gazette thinks that even Wilkes
will hardly venture upon further violation
of neutral territory.
There was general meeting of the At.
lantic Telegraph stockholders, in London
on the IT'D. The chairman announced that
G225 900 had been subscribed within three
dsys. A resolution passed to raise a new
capital, 10 shares of G5. The meeting ia
regarded as most encouraging and success
full. The Daily News, Star and other jour
pals, warmly advocate the claims of the
company.
FRANcE.-There are again rumors in Pa.
ris, of unfaVorable news from Mexico and
Forey calls for reinforcements, which will
be sent under the device of establishing u
reserve at Martinique. The Cardinal and
Archbishop of Paris, have gone to Rome,
it is asserted, in the nam of the Emperor
to explain to the Pope the Emperor's views,
with regard TO concessions necessary on the
part of Government.
IrALY.-Thsre has been duel between
Garrlbadr's eldest son and Col. PallevIci-
ence, who captured Garbaldi. The former
received a mortal wound. The latter was
seriously burt.
London, l3.-Nothing important in pel,
tics to. day
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-03
Louisville, Dec. 30.

<'@~ LOUISVILLE Uocs oVs
Midnighl---ooI. Harlat6' attacked Morgan
at Rolling Fork, yesterday morning. The
engsg sgsnsns lasted 40 hour and hail.
The Federal loss 10 q killed and 8 wounded.
The rebels refreshed towards BardssowD,
having loss several, killed aad wouBdsd.--
One captain and 8 privasss were capsured.
Morgan spent last night at BardssOwn and
moved eastward on Springfield susupikv
this morning.
sis reported Ehst eur fOrCes hsd N sBs
gagemsut at New Hanover this morning sn6
repulsed the rsbsls. sbepardsviils and
Rolling Fork bridges are safey Snd the tres.
tie work on Muldrough's hill 10 seriously
damaged and will require month TO re-
pair il. Two suiaifbridges, easily restored, >
were burned by the rebels near Lebanon
Junction. The above comprises all DANA
ges done BY the rebels, to bridges on Louis
vile and Nashville road and connections
Rosecraus captured several cannon on big
approach to M0rfreesboVo, and reports from
that vicinity indicate an engagement pro-
crossing there. We have been for the lass
6 days without any direct Communication,
and are therefore unable to give any partic<
ulars Of bis operations during that time
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-03
Cairo, Dec. %.

Ga4AOs DCS' %S'
No change of Importance has taken place
below Columbus, the Rebels under Forrest
are still there, We have nothing that Is
positive in regard to the condition Of the
road, but it is faIrato presume that it has
been damaged considerably. The rebels Was
received in a most hospItabIe manner by
the people Of Western Tennessee, who fur
D,4hed them men, horses and clothes. Van
Dora is believed to be between Bolivar and
ths Mississippi River. On The Goth he at
tacxed the FederaIs Numbering ESQ at
Davies Mills, miles below Grand junction
but was repu4sed With the loss of 20 killed
and 80 wounded left on the field, a number
of wounded we're carried off, and a humber
Of prisoners were taken. Federal loss
sFiaiDg. GRANTS falling back across Tai
lahatehie, the main body Of his army hse
.beeo at Holly Springs for some days.
II is supposed that Grant will now open the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad, and
remove the base Of supplies from Cairo tc
Memphis. Information received at Mem
pbis, report heaVg Federal force assembled
the river from Nsw 0rteaus, the Naval part
of under comE and Of Com. Farragnt.--
The Yieksburg Wing Of the 18Th says tha
fourteen suDbOaEs. and sleeps were at BatOE
Rougs the day before, >."* b.
Later information says Port Hgdson haa
been astaOksd, completely rdemQliahing i
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-03
New York. Dec. 80.

The Tribune, commenting on the rebel
raid, says: The closing and keeping tight
shut a line fifty miles long, in such a couu-
try as Virgisia, is an, impossibility, save
with she use of cavalry in such numbers as
our present cavalry system does not ad-
init of,
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-03
Washington. Dec. 81

Intelligence from Alexandria. represents
that Ssuar's cavalry, With artillery, weres
on Monday, sDcamped twelve miles from
that city, not far from Burke's Station, ON
the line of the 0rangs& Alexandria Rail.
road.
A telegram from the Headquarters Of
the army of the Potomac, says ''All quiet
on the RappshanDook."
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-03
Nav Ynrk. Dee. 40

The Herald's special says that it ls stated
10 financial circles to-day, that the Secre-
tary of the Treasury has consented to the
further issuing of $500, 1000, 900 Treasury
potes. This will carry the circulating me-
dunn to s577, 200, 900, which amount, hew.
ever, may be reduced by the withdrawal OF
the bank notes from circulation, under
,Chase's policy of taxing them.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-03
Fl. Monroe, Dec. 25.

The hundred and eighteenth Pennsvlva-
MIA cavalry, bad warm engagement with
the enemy at Josner's bridge, Oh the Black
water Yesterday, miles above Franklin, in
which the enemy having superior force,
compelled the Federais to retire.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-03
HEAD QUARTERS, ARMY PeToMAc,2
Dec %

Notwithstanding the presence of our gun
goats 10 the Rappahaunock, the enemy, of
I6te, have procured large lots of hogs and
cattle from the Peniusular. Last week
Gen. PIeasanton captured $50 head of cat
Il which were eO route for Leeds advance,
from Redmond. 1t is said the iron clad
gun boat Richmond makes. daily trips to
Drury'5 Bluffs.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-03
baltimore. UAc. 40

Passengers from Frederick, say Stuart's
rebel cavalry numbering 1900, commenced
crossing the Potomac into Maryland early
this morning, ten miles this side Of Point
Of Rocks. 1t is presumed their purpose is
to destroy MonocaCy bridge and attempt
to plunder Frederick.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-03
ll%- S-%l~
New York, Dec. 2

NCW LUTE, DEC' LU'
An investigation into the frauds on the
Government shows that out of 81, 600 900
paid out in this city alone, from the SPECIAL
appropriation of $20,000,000 for recruit
ing, organizing and drilling volunteers,
nearly one half has been paid out on fraud
uIeus accounts. Nearly 1000 persons have
been engaged 10 the matter.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-03
Headquarters Army PoToMAC,

The telegraphic operations have been re-
sumed. An official dispatch states that the
rebels, numbering 1900, attacked Dumfries
but were driven of with considerable loss.
The firing to-day in the direction of the
Oceoqnan was probably caused by the enc
my's cavalry falling 10 with Gen. SIOcum's
infantry.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-03

by our gun boats, go guns we're captured,
At the latest accounts Com- ,Rarrssut bad
reached APPOINT Il miles below ViCksburg.
It is supposed that Gen. Sherman's expedi-
tiOn from Memphis has probably arrived
in that vicinity ere this.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-03
Cairo, Dec. 90

NdIEU3 D6UF ~
In a skirmish near Helena on Monday
last 20 Federals were captured, killed and
a nj mber wounded.
The Congressional elections in West
Tennessee has been postponed until
the 2ntb of January by order Of Gen. Her
bert.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-03
HEAD QUARrERs, Army OF POE"xAo.

The Richmond Dispatch of the 25th con-
Gains the following
Petersburg 244ths-Qn Monday Gen
Pryor with a small detachment: attacked
the Yankee force of several hundred sta
toned at Isle of Wight Court House tO
protect the election of Members. Of Con
gress, at the first charge the federcIs fed
in great confusion and we're chased 10 miles,
losses triaipg.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-03
Loo;sv1iIe, Dec. %

John Morgan with $500 men, attacked
Lieut.. Col. Smith, commanding $50 men,
in ssockade, at EIrzabethtowu yesterday.
after a very severe 6ght, our men retreated
to the Court House. Losses not stated and
result not known.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-03

We have not 5es any confirmation Of
the taking Of Kuozsills by The Fsdsrals but
it is certain that ID expedition left RisA"
mond, Ky. the 20sh for the purposs % maj
ing 8 raid on Knoxville via Ounbsrsand
Gap. This sxpeditieD rssshsd Lonaon ID
SS.h and By this time saaaass have sesshsaias
destination. - ~ - '''' IT .'7 '..- ..-.-
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-03
indianapolis, , Dec. Is,

Advices from Kentucky state that de-
tachmsnts Of our cavalry had an engage
meut With Morgan's cavalry near, cave
City, yesterday. One detachment killed z
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-03
HEAD QUARTERs Army OF PoMoMAC,

Dec. 26. !
Richmond papers contain dispatches from
Charleston, dated the l9b, announcing that
a very large steamer, frerghted for the Con-
federate States Government, safely arrived
yesterday at a Southern port, bringing a
heavy stock of shoes, blankets, an immense
quantity Of clothes and other supplies. 1t
is stated by rebel officers that a'large estab-
lisbmeOt IS engaged, iD Richmond, in ma
king pantaIoons of the same texture as are
furnished our own soldiers. Large numbers
of them appeared ou the rebel troops in
Fredericksburg yesterday.
General Benbam has been unanimously
eleosed Governor 81 North Carolina. FE
Gov. wise Is spokeo' ofasS prominent can.
didate for Governor Of Virginia.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-03
Selma, Ala, 23

It's reported this morning BY passengers
by last nights train, that Eve thousand
ca xafry under Van Dorm dashed into Cot
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-03
ALHakED i. SMITH,
VIVA =. mccLRLLAND.
ID REU Ct O. I s T

COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
YTAvR FOR SALE Or j. D. PLUNMER'S CELE-
II bgaaed Hovse Medictdes. acknUwIsdGed to be the
best pfepafstloHs IN Tor Horses His LIniment has
been used with ssccess IN msny of RhPumstsm
Tnsy sse Just hsen Introduced iuto the U s Army
Thsy rsroahntend thsmsslses Eald throughout the
state y b rinmnzsr Ahas for thirty years been g
prsclteass of Vearinay Surgery, and Student of Med
cine .bas tEI Eef sss- - - .sss p rra.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-03
COUNCIL BLUFFS, SATURDAY, JAN. s, 1868.

and captured i; the other killed . and
Captured g., The rebels asd from both at.
taeks.
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Ths ssbsl cavalry suahed aboard soaas'
sseshbesss and sSsapsd 10 shs OshsF sids'sf
che sigsg. .-,
Two steamers and ever 100 pEisODsrs,
among them several oGesss, were captured.
Largs qsaasisies of corn, camp sqRlpagss
with srsnsportasion nuiss and hsssss, were
also ssissd. The fall extent Of tho captures
waa not yet known when the mssssngss lsss
Van Barren. The infsDsry were within Q
miles Of sthss place, Fastening forward.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-07
BOSTON MARE ET.

vrDSg-r,v. AuS :.
FJoUR-rhe -sl,s Of Western .grCrfne atsi75
1+s--. common extra. % - q - q 1871 me-
dunn extra. a. - = a IS aud good ami choice.
i1cludir- Canada Clio. Gcnesce and Michigan. At
a. q 2 = q. blI. and few fsvori'c brands At = =
Dbl. southern Flour is quiet BrardSViue De held
at = 80 y ttl hut no sales 20 notice. IN Corn Meal
there have teen small sales at 3 2 rs and Rye
Flour +, ..lu. in small lots at - n - q hlA in
Guiding common and extra
cRAIN.-Carn continues n arrive quite freely,
aud prices arc a shade lower. Sale. # Western
a, - q ,ic; aud Western and Southern yellow are
quiet and uor-inalIy IS n ,oc = bush oats have
fscn steady and dfm during tho week Sales ol
common and Northern and Canada a. 30 z 7+c-
R,ehas heen aril,in, quite freely. and IS lower
sales ats IS 2 ITO y bvsh. White Beans are N
moderate demand. with sales If common AMI GOD
tlpe nod a. - 81 q 3s5. and marrow aud extra
neg At - D, q - = bush. In shorts. moderate
sale, at 80 a -. and Zine Feed AMI Niddlinss Al
sas 50 = ton.
Provisions The market for Pork remains
without material change salcs q primo at gu -
Mp me-. at sIs 50 a H. and clear and extra clear
st az a is y bbl cash. Beef is firm, but the mar
let remains quiet. The sales range from sl2 a
1850 y Dbl. for Eastern and Western mes and ex-
ira mess and s5 50 a Is 80 Z Dbl for family extra,
cash. Lard continues IN moderate demand, With
sle in hhs and terces at 10 l0sc. and in kegs at
II. n Iac e II. ca.h. Smoked Hams are in fsir de-
r,and At o. n lie = n cash. For Butter we notice
a better feeling, and price, are higher sales Of
good and choice New York aud Vermont diaries At
~ a 2lc. with some extra lots at advance on the
latter rste. and common and fair from u n isc Y
u. In Western the sale. have been At Is "a l9c Y
- a. to quality. Cheese has been in fair demand
with sales at a Ioc Y y, as to quality.
vooL.-The market has been quite dull for DO
nestle wool, and prices are tending downward
some considerable lots Of new Western have been
received hut manufactures are holding back IN an
ticipatiou Of lower prices In the country very Mt
tie has been done, but the bulk Of the STOCK y sun
held At extreme prices The sales Of the week nave
been erncoo fbs fleece and pulled at from 5 n &c
mr. fleece. and - n sc for superdne and extra
nullad
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-07
News of the Week.
NV NoRA Aug.
y, Telegraph.


3 Tn. Hra'ds despatch saw Ah5a, Ten
days ago some VI Col. Bakers detective
force arrested at BrcutsyIllc party m reVte
Tor Richmond upon whoa were lound SOME
very important documents from THE city ad-
dressed TO Jeff. Davis, Pres. OF tl" Comic
derate State Among ;hem were sccura T..
man. or all the f5rtifcatione and dsfences Of
this ,.itv and description Of the character
~ tb,. works. the number Of guns in each
and strength Of The garrison, elso state
ment thst In, roll, would tc s,3pt by dit.
fcrcnt route
The documents have been fled in the War
Department AMI the matter i nndor iuyesti-
/ cation.
( The Port Royal South saws Savannah is de-
serted Of troops. Several regiments had
been sent to the relief Of Vicksburs before
our Charleston dcmonstretion, and since thu
latter event three regiments Of infantry and
Col. Andcrson's artillery consisting Of p
brass l. Founders have been sent via Angus
ia GA. TO Charleston, leaving for defence Of "a
vannah but goo cavalry and 800 infantry and
a battery Of artillery. Al the extensive bate
RES and fortifcauon,, arc only picketod-not
garrisoned
The people are now left with their batter
les and guns, but no troops to make them
available, sn1 have become greatly alarmed.
They have been for the last two weeks send
ing yallables into the interior Of the State,
daily expecting to see Yankee cbeese-box,
ianked bv land force.
Gen. Mercer who l. ia command has re-
peatedly telegrsphod to tIov. Brown for
troops. but has invariably received the an
swer that there arc no troops to send, and
the inhabitants must protect themselves.
NV YoRS, Aug. J.
The 1uae.' Washington despatch saws it
II again asserted that Lee, army Is in camps
between the Rapidan and Orange Court
House llis real depot of supplies Is at
Gorl0nsyillc
The Vac, saws that Wild African hri-
sadc has been ord. rcd to Morris Island
The T15uac's Washington de,Tatch saws
an impression prevails thst thc reinforce
monts sent 10 Gilmore are only half rs large
d. they should he
There were ten deaths from -un stroke in
New York City Yesterday. Tie weather l.
cool thu morning with a fine stron. north
western brc,zc.
The Havana correspondence of the Tunes
contains the following. From St Thomas We
hear Of the Alabama The EdeHde, a new--
paper of That island IN it, issue Of the 18th
ult.. SAYS. Capt. >eInme- and three other
officers were yesterday morning transferred
from the Alabama now lying in this port to
the new iri.ate mounting 10 guns called the
Georgia which has Just arrived from England
4 line Of American steamers has been cstab-
lishej between Porto Ric, and New Lon
DON.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-07

STATE Of VERMONT, To al persons s .l Sc G.
tate Of Dv git Head late q Burlington, in SCI
p.,tri-'. deceased
GEEErIys.
40 Probate Court holden at Esril1-t ton, within
and t-r t.- Strict y Chittenden On the 2lst day
n july A. ID. I-6s an Instrument, purpoTtrs %
Dee the last viii and Testament, Of ight ;. Head.
late OF burliu.tgu In -aid District, deceased, was
presented % the Court aforesaid, for Probate. hy
salmon Wines the Executor therein named. ana y
i-.n-oI-i .g sal Court that the -tL day g. AuSu-t
4 D. i-aG. af the Probate Court Rooms In ,a'9
ruriln -t.r Pc assigned Tor proving said
Irs-rcf1eut, ant that notice thereof be given
-1 an lcr-gn- concerned. 'y lu'4,hlnB ~. tllel
p-.. r-, .raIer printed at said Burlington pre-
giuu- tn the TINS - al e. .,,,,~t q,
-.s'I r-r- NJ ne time o 3 place Aforesaid, and
.er...- III. r-6fate 10 said viii, You have canse
Gi~r7 4r l-r ms hand 90 Burlington In FAD Dis-
'''-' r. Z. WALES Judsr
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-07

NJ" I'm aug >.
The following Is from tn, Hroifs core
pondence dated Sperryville, Va, Aug lst.
The 18th Pennsylvania regiment Of cavalry
was despatched by Gen. Gregg Yesterday
morning upon reconnaissance. At Little
Washington, l. miles from here. they en-
countered q company of rebel cavalry about
100 strong and drove them through the
town capturing q private Of tho Cd Va.
cavalry who had been directed by an order
from Gen. Iit1 Hugh Lee TO purchase bacon
and -four for the brigade in tho vicinity Of
Waterford Loudon c..
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-07
JOIN v. srTToN,s EsTATE.

WE TIE SUBSCRIBERS. having been appoint
II ed by the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District Of Chir:endcn, Ccmmis n receive,
examine aud ADJUST the claims and demands u ali
persons ar-sfr-f See esf1ta or .'u1n n sexton
late C SleIrurue n sad Di-trct deceased. repre-
s-ulec ins1'vert sud also al claims and demands
exhibited l Onset thereto ana IA month, from the
day cf t1s date hereof hein- allowed hy sad Court
fr thrt rurlose Uc do therefore hesgly Lise notice
Tat we VIII attend % the business Of cur appoint
neat GO the dwelling Of James B. Sutton, f. Shell
.-.a ll 2 District on TIRE first Tue-dAys ot :. T.
r--t 4iyet Higr sgSt. IL 10 -cAg-k, s N-s
I'D each 81 said Cays.
u.--l L... ...h day Of June. A. n. 1888.
FREDERICK liAECk,)
E1TUlN.EL SUTTON
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-07
GEORGE sMALL's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. }THE Honorable the
DIsIRICI or CuITTESDEy, s5.5 Il Probate Court for
the District Of Chittenden.
10 al persons interested IN the estate Of George
Small lats OF Huntington IN sait District, deceased
GREETING.
Whereas, -8id Court hath assigned the It'll day Of
tcrt-ullr next for the settlement Of the admins
tI-tfu account Of the Administrator Of the estate
al s-.f deceased. and ordered that public notice
thereof be given 20 all persons interested in said e.
ta-a. b. publishing this order three weeks succes-
-v-lvFreyious % the day assigned, IN the burinE-
t-.cc-
Therefore, vcu are hereby notified e appear a.
t1c Prcha-- Court roons in Burlington. OF The day
as1aei then and there 70 contest the allowance Of
aid account II you see cause.
Given ur-er ny hand, this Ssth day Of July, 4
w5w3 TT WALES, Judge
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-07

The Richmond Wig IF July SIS, has the
following
Nos1eoyEzY. July 9Th The funeral
service Of the late Vim. L Nanccy took place
from the Presbyterian Church thIs afternoon.
The Wig Of Aug. Let says John B
FLOYD Is living very Ill at the residence Of his
mother. and i net expected ~ recover
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-07

Bo>ro>. Aug &
The following dispatch was received this
morning at the Merchants Exchange
san FR,Ncsoo, Aug. 8 Japan adyices to
June 9th. state that Affairs between Eng
land and japan have been settled. The in
dempity - be paid by japan is $4,000
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-07

So FRSosco, Aug. 5.
Arrived snip Ocean Pearl, from Hongkone.
with 300 Cinnamon passenger
The journals report a terrible earthquake
a. Manila On tine Sd Of June. running half
the city sDd damaging every building IN II.
Two Thousand lives were lost