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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-11

Should the editor of the Rockport
Democrat be conseripted, he should be
assigned to one of the negro regiments.
He is an admirable black guard.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-11

FIRE-An alarm of fire was caused
between - and o'clock this morning
by the burning of an old stable at the
upper end of Second street, beyond the
corporation line. 1t was totally censum-
ed before the fremen were reused from
their early sleep.
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PICToRIALs. Mr.. II. L. Johnson has re-
ceived a supply of all the popular East
ern Weeklies, pictorial and literary
Call and examine his stock.
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pa Dobell has Harper's Weekly for
August 18th. 1t contains, among nu-
merous other pictures, fine likeness OF
General Gilmore, the man in whom, at
present, is centered the most absorbing
public interest
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-11

Ba~ A summary of our home mar
kets, and the produce and tallow market
of New York, will be found on our fourth
page this morning
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-11

HARPER's WEEKLY.-Master Ferd
Goslee at the Postotfice Lobby has Har-
per's Weekly for the 18th, an exquisite
number
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-11

s~ Letters came through from New
Orleans, via Cairo, last night, twelve
days EFT.
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Gill Wanted

6 girl wunted to do the work of a small
family. Steady employment and good
wages. Apply at this office.
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OFFICIAL.
EVANSVILLE, August II, is

EVANSVILLE, August IL, 1858.
list OF LETTERS REMAINING IN The
n Post Office at Evansville, Indiana. AuSut
10 1883 Persons calling for these letters VIII
nIesse saw advertised" and give date oil hst-
Advertising fee, one cent
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GENTLEMENs' LIST

GENTLEMENs' LIST
Anderson Ed Marine H
Ashly Henry Miller Conrad
Addyson VIM Malin Jacob
Alhar Geo Meek Geo
Bupy Joel Myrv VIM
Benham Joel Melton w
Bivins Geo w Motifs John
Bansermcn Amos S AIasoh Asa
RITZ Murphey Frank
Boyer J D Moore
Bran ley Hugo Moore DR. VIM
Browdas Joseph McMullin ThOs S
Ryrle Jas r McTerry
Beach Sergt John McGary W Fl
BLACK uurn Milton McLlsh w I'm
Rarnes Joint McGrath Eugene
Ball George McCufchen Alexander
Bolton ST. McPhersan WIN P
ClayBM NcQucrk Pat
Cook los McCrary Joseph
Carroll Hon CG McCutchen
Cooper SamI Naylon ChaS
Crow John Michigan Thos
Curry Alonzo Newman Geo
Carter Y NJ p o'Meara John
Clark Tall 0'MHrra John
Cummins Richard Poe Pinkney
Cation Milton ID perEue
Cook John L PercivaI Gilbert
| Dots W Pain VIM
| Dowuey Capt F J Pric- VIM
Dyson Bennett Peters Mlchael
| Eilenwosd Cias Putnam James
| Ewing Saml Partingtou Thos
Edwards David Z Pearse lsanc
| Easlsy Frank Roa-h Patrick
| Erskin Levi Readfern
| Foster Robert Reeu Jchh
| Fleaper DIR Robinson J G
| Fleager D Roberts Isaac
Fisher & Watts Robertson W NJ
Fiszjerrld John Robertson II
Fishn- .Sivs Rankin John
Gilman John Rumsey Abrah sm
| Griffin q w Royrnough Wymart
| GTeeh OliNer ROuntree JerreI
| Jaque w Roberts Henry G
| Gilman Russell VIM
| Grant John p Reverus Daniel
| Hay Harry Sheppard
/ Hudson VIM See George
Humphry Jas Fl Sampson
| hopkins - Michael Smith
| Hickey Pat Simpson
| Hart Il Shields E W
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| Hawk sityraII NJ ~
| Hitch Peter Smith Hahn
| Hitch Alfred Seaman PRYOR
| HAYWOOD S Sia-ks Daniel
mart Ruben Snyder John
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| Howard John lotion CornrIious
| Jonson Henry Trawbridgr James
Jane Felix Tobrru Chas n
King Jas L TAYLOR Levi y
kitson Robert TAYLOR 4 Clark
hlng Henry TilliBghast + II
Leach James Trused Albert
Lockwood B Victor ] l.
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Love John Watts N John
Mix John WilIiams Fr,nL
Mayfeld Geo Williams William
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LOST.

ON THE 9TH INST, A YOUNG TAE COL
" ored Terrier Pup. Any finding the
will be rewarded by returning him to No. Water
Street. aug1l st
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-23
wYLLYs LYNuAN's ESTATE

STATE OF VERMONT, (THE Honorable the
District of Chittsnden, IS. i Probate Court, for
the District Of Chittenden.
To the heirs and all persons interested IN the Is;
ate Of WHY'S Lyman, late Of Burlington. In sslc
District, deceased.
WHEREAS, application hath been made to this
Court In writing. by the Administ rstor Of the Is
tate Of said deceased. PRAYING for license and au-
thority sell the real and pei sonal esfete OF said
deceased, for the payment Of debts, sncI harg Of
administration, and setting fuFtn therein the
amount Of debts due from the laid deceased. the
charges OF administrat on. the amount Of personal
estate and the situation Of the real estate, ana that
all the Estate Of the deceased real aud pcr-ouai,
will not be sufficient 10 pay the dehts allowed
against said Estate.
WHEREuPoS, the said Court p-oluted and a.
signed the 9Th day Of November. A ID. ISIS, Al the
Probate Court rooms, in said District. e. hear ana
decide upon said application, and petition, ana or
dered public notice thereof % he given % ST
persons interested therein by publ shins said ORDER
together with the time aud place OF hearing, three
weeks successively in the Burlington free Press
newspaper, Whichtircuiates 10 the netghb0rhond ~
those persons interested in said estate. all which
publications shall he previous TO day assigned Tor
hearing.
Therefore. Won are hereby notified 70 appear be-
fore said Court, at the time and place Assigned,
then and there in said Court, 70 give bonds, -
the law directs, for the payment Of the de e and
charges Of administration, and make your oi3ec-
tons TO the granting such license, II You see cause
Given under my hand at the Probate Court
rooms, this l2th day Of October, A. u. 1865.
A. c. DIXON, Register.
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NV 1uhh. tct- -.
The Worlds dispatch from the army Of
the Potomac dated yesterday contains the
following Deeertcrs from the rebel lines
bring u most cheering news to-day which
understand 10 be confirmed by official des-
patches received BY Gen Meade from Wash
ington. and winch fully account for the
withdrawal Of Lee from cur front.
1t appears that Burnside has forced his
way through the mountains Of East Iennes-
eee and Southwest NirgInia. Burnside is
working up the railroad toward LynUhburg.
Lee in his recent advance against Meade
withdrew all tn. available linen 81 could
gather from the line of this road surprising
II perfectly secure 80 long a. Meade was IN
his front.
IL nov appears plain what before Wds IN
.-nmprehensiblc. why Meade was Rot allowed
to light the rebel, on the Raprahann1ck, a.
he desired but was not allowed % do, by the
authorities At Washington
BY falling back towards Washington he
Withdrew the ensnv at least two dnys march
farther away from Burnside field uf opera
tIJn..
I>-c utterly ignorant OF Burnside move
ments or whereabouts, followed him. The
discovery Of Burnside's operation WAS mad,
On the 18th ynd telcgrapAcd t. Gordons'iilr
aud thence BY special courier 20 lee, r,ach-
ing him On tine 18th coupled with impeiutiy,
orders to fall back Immediately ami with al
haste To Gordon-viir and reinforce the slr-
ri~1n at LynchburS-
Lis rctroSa0e movement wac commenced
Friday night. when the troops intended tpF
l.vncnburg w,Te frst withdrawn. These
..ndcrstani To- be- the corp. oi u. Ii. Hill,
which Was at that time operating on our
i,.!t and was therefore nearest a. CDIpcppcr
They arrived ut Culpeppcr ON sunday where
iEiincn-e trains OF cars awaited them by
which they werc Transported southward.
The rest of thc rebel army followed mnrt
leisurely. though with all reasonable eXpedi
tion. taking the Warrenton turnpike and
via Greenwich.
Stuart- cavalry retained tL,if position il
our front tiil sunday when when they fell
us,A
ie.. ie-tru,tipn "i tb- Railroad will not
re.ari rh~ operations oj tine army. lhey
ar a--Iug On 10 rho point where they AZ,
nee,iri. flilof spirit ami -rrou., m their con
hden,,. ir thrir abb, commander.
The tiIar is not uo,, far distant Nhrn Tie
old army Of the Potomac viii strike another
blow Tor th. restoration Of th, Mon.
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Greencastle and thence was advancing On
Abingdon. He is also said have organ
lied three regiments Of Tennesseeans and
that 1000 refugees were following his army.
The Heraids despatch says that Gen.
Burnside has forced hi- way through the
mountains OF Fast Tennessee and Southwest
Virginia and has actually got possession OF
the main line Of rebel communication be-
tween Richmond and Chattanooga.
His advance il l1j miles southwest from
Lynchburg. He has utterly destroyed IRON
IN TO ~ miles of the railroad.
Lee has detailed portion oi his army, to
oppose him.
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Vermont Legislature.

rttsnAy, Oct, %.
Ss>,rs-H5uss PiE, No 8, 70 incorporate
IN. woodstock Railroad Company. was taken up-
,lr Richardson stated that upon comparing ths
ain win other railroad bills ami with the rail
r..d lsw Of the state, he found that m many
respects. which he proceeded to enumerate. tins
i-Ii W.. II variance sIth them. On motion Of
Nr. Richardson. the biil Va, rcconmitted 10 the
Com. 90 Roads. with instructions 10 report such
amendments AZ will MAKE the bin comply with
chap. - Of the General Statutes-
Mr. Eugleshy introduce! Il resolution direct
fr- the Com. ou Claim, 10 inquire whether or
to. any thing 3, e4uiiahly due 20 Hon. VI. L.
Bennett.
Lint Rcsoluti0n.-trum tine House, granting
-le Representatives Hall, Thursday night. the
"a INST. for public discussion to OF the pro-
-.t unite the Colleges la this STATE, was adopted
Inc bill t. incorporate the Green Mountain Cen
iral Institute was passed ia concurrence.
Mr.. Cree introduced a bill increasing the Sal
ari,s Of judges Of the Supreme Court to ~2,211.
HorsE.-Joiuf Resoiation.-By Mr.. White Of
Dor,ntry granting the use of the representa-
tiyes Hall next Thursday TO the Board Of Edu-
cation and the House and Senate Committees on
Education, for the purpose of discussing 50 much
af rife Governors Message Is relates 10 the col
lsrts. adopted ON the part Of the House
Resolutioq-By Mr. Wheeler Of Winhall that
,ifsr Friday next, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. no bill
snail he received, except reported from Commit
,,y,. which should propose TO amend or alter thu
,trucrl statues.
Mn. Colby Of Hartlani thought We ought not
Pc. biui ourselves in that WAY.
The resolution was rejected.
BIZ introduced and rderred-By Air. hite
% Coventry. To authorize towns 10 erect monu-
.l.-t-0ai soiliiprs- % 'aln
ia Military Affairs.
Pltifioa r,fsrred-By Mr. Hiuckley Of Chel-
-.,. 81 Mr.. j. NJ Slack and s. others, citizens Of
Chelsea praying the Legislature 10 pass a law
|,5sl7ug the acts Of towns - voting money to
Ist Iauuties, meaning to include the action ci
-u.h towus as have voted OF shall hereafter vote
hauujies to drafted men, VII" have been or shall
u, drafted and 20 60 the wac. and also to such
nave sent or shnil send Substitutes: 10 Com. ola
Military Afiairs.
R,orlf>-Ot tom. "u kiucation, in favor,
alih proposals 90 amendment, OF Senate iill Nc.
inroruu ratiu. the Gr-u Mountain Institute,
Hmerdment agreed 10 and hill passed.
uf Com. CA Military Aftrs, in favor at House
aiu No - for the aii OF drafted soldiers; or
i,rpl to Ri reading. Ais. on resolution d.
rtiins then to inquire 81 aav Legislation j. ne
sir, or the relief col d.; rgel soldiers; that
then. uriniou none is necessary.
The Speaker appointed a. the Special Com. on
on. Holhrook communication Messrs. peane
tav,udi~h Hm,hl-y Of Chelsea aud Moves ol
Hvleparh
The tom. on Ways ami Ne4n, r,Irrted amend
ineni- 10 the bin providing ~ = per month
,av 10 drafted soldiers
Joint Assembly was held ai . o'clock to elect
:-.ra,aut-,t-aruis. Gilman u. Dodge of Mont
l.elier received lul out ct l"2. sri Nas declared
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10. Iuaes' despatch, 7ayr l"e mystery
OF Lce'e movement last week Il uncovered d
mart Of his army waa ut Cullelper this morn
m. being vigorously embarked On uains OF
car. tor the Southwest
An officer lust IN iron the irOnt briugs
intelligence that lie whole infantry ior1,
Is across the RapIalannock, some oi Ills cav
airy are still this sidr. Oar reserve cavalr'
thi- morning advanced as lar 80 rr nton
Junction meeting hut few req, la
WHO retired. the rebels destroyed the rail-
r,,ad between Nlauas7ae ana the Rappahan-
mock. Rebel prisoners -as that Lee design
wa to shove M,ad. back &, the deienses Of
Washington, aud ti'cn tara and make the
railroad impossible Towards kichmond iOr
thr,e ar four weeks, and L. hurry with a
sut..riur force down the Virginia and East
Tenn, crush burnside Il he could, and then
IN ne back 10 Meade's front.
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Tns CONCERT Tuesday eve Z war so"d one,
Mn. Smith has a good yoire and well trained,
H. Wa shown exoellenlly in the piece rho
-an.. a cayatiua by Adam. Mr. Proctor
lla,.l tiott-,halk's Berceusc, fantasia on
,ls. Lust Bos. Of summer. which wa loudly
cucorcd. and brilliant duet with Mr.. Bum
ham. Mr. lIolml.r- performed a fantasia
hv Artot On themes from Bellinl -"Plrata'
q WALT 81 he own. ari O sol' by De ber''t'
which WIS well received l'F ths "uii"no'-
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\ Cincinnati dispatch of the l>th 0ys 1t
is currently reported here - night 60 the II
ect that large rebel luroes al, -upl,-ed 70 be
in Wvandotto To-, making their way 10
Ohio. intending 70 strike IN ,.'rth or north
esstellv direction. They "a under com
Inand Of ten Buckn.r. and .r, ti- same
that were driven out of LuIab,iland Gap
ana nno1,ille by Burnside. in view of thls
the Adj. G.n. 6s= 20 night Isuei orders 70
the conmandarts Of all volunteer militia TO
know the exact number OF ucn can le got
r,advat r. hours notice and ;he conditions of
their arms and equipment.
The force ct rebels d not Known tut up
uo..d 70 l- about - 600.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-23

Yesterday Whites and Mosehys suerrll-
la, Numbering 1000 men, came down from
Allie and succeeded in getting between the
ar,ov, and the iefcnoos Of Washington. One
80 am, within a mile OF taain Bridge,
mi fred into the rifle pits OF one OF the forts
-. .i',- wi, ,fi;r- we're captured, together with
ii, taen. and number ct wagons &c
oar cavalry we're sent IN phrrult anu
,v,rta king them, q brisk Eight en7Gea' IN
,,LisJ, IN. rel-ls were defeated with loss
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NEW YORK. Oct. p


Tie Tri5une's Washington despatch re-
rorts our army as in full pursuit OF the re-
irca ting army under Lee.
Trains ran up to Bristow's to-day, and
large quantities of railroad material were
transported for putting the track in order.
The rebels had destroyed the track for miles,
burning the ties and digging down the grad
ing.
Our forces are pushing On, but thus
far without opposition, or without
any indication Of being able to meet
Lee in force and get a general engagement
this side of the Rapidan-
Our cavalry captured about y prisoners
last night at Catlett's Station.
An orderly of Gen. Merrills came IN from
the advance at P NJ. to-day reporting
considerable body of cavalry and infantry
advapclng up the road but up to dark no de,
mopstrations were made and 1t Is supposed
to have been strong picket for the night.
large numbers OF cavalry are beng rent,
ted with fresh horses and equipments, and
everything in preparation for vigorous work
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MAJ. ten. Grant has assumed command
of the armies Of the Ohio the Cumberla nd
and Of Kentucky. He left for Nashville
this morning to assume the direction Of al
fair at Chattanooga.
Gen. Thomas takes command Vi General
Rcsecrans' army, Gen. Bosecrans Icing or
dered to Cincinnati to report by letter 70 the
Adj Gen. at Washington.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-23

prr>,Y'. clothes WRINoER.-'' nave
,..sted tin, new contrivanee by pfac'ic"'
working. and know what it will d. Ii Is
cheap it is simple; it requires No. r''"'
.-L,,hor ot work or at rest Is ch'ld can
,reute it; it does ir- duty thoroughly n Il
save. time. and it saves wear and tear We
earnestly advise all who have much Washing
4, with ali intelligent persons VIM nave
-, to buv this wringer. 1t will pay Tor IL
self in wear at must. Hon. Ho'o'' "r'e-
Ia, GO, Tribune. Ocf. sh. lSd2.
The above Clothes Wrinser is Tor safe '>
Mathews 4 Baxter. and We advise all togIve
it trial. az It Is highly recommended. -
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FL, INNS Of this morning says zen
E,rn.,J.. I, IT rort,d by the reb;ls u be al,
r~,ciing int Western Virginia Win ~" y.
a. I,r tue paipoee Of making a raid on
tb.. Fast Tennessee -Railrod and douhtiess IN
lending the destruction of the great oal'-
woiks near Abingdon. s.,
r. y fcErcvledse that he had h err e".,ag IN,
80, 49,, u, their lorces with ioss 1t 90"
Killed and wounded, from Bible r'dse 10
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Died.

lu burlington. oct 10th, Al tire residence OF his
-on-in-law, !. z. Lawrence, Joseph c. Roxey, aged
- YEAR,.
In Milton, On Friday, Oct. 10, 81 Typhoid Fever
Nr. Jedediah Wheeler, aged u year..
IN Charlotte, Oct. -th, y. Holmes, aged y Years.
In st. AIhans, Friday, Oct 9Th SANFORD Gadcounb,
-ed l6 YEAR,
ut Typhoid F-,ri, at hls rrsiu-nr- at Alburgh
>pria-,. Oct Io'b, ilan. john ". >owirs, aged %
3 eII~.
In Colchester. Oct u, Mr.. George b. GreenoUgh.
In Charlotte, Oct 18th, Arthur {. Barker, in the
-th wear Of his aye.
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u,,KpyE! mAIRprE BATCH

n : TN - Y : TT ."
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The only harmless, true and reliable Dye known.
This .pleudid Hair Dye is Perfect-chans-s Red.
Rusty or Grey Hair. instantly to Glossy Bia1s or
ya,yai Brown without injuriDg the Hair or Stain
ing the skin, leaving the Hair Suit and Beautiful
mpart. fresh vitality frequently restoring its Pri-
tine color, and rectiaes the IN effects Of Bad Dyes
Genuine IS signed WILLIAM A BACHELOR,
all cters are mere limitations, and should be avoid
81. sold hy all Druggists. &c. Factory-sl bare
LAY NY. BArtHgLoH's NEw ToiLET CREAh
FoR DREssISG The HAIR.
June %. Is.
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Ho-ToN. Oct. l+.
Tl, maioritv Of Curtin in Pennsylvania l.
2u.37I. In Ohio the majority against Val
lapdipbain j. about $1,000. In Iowa. Union
majority frufn ~ ,0u0 70 % 600
NV Nozs. Oct. n
liz. TI.les- Washington despatch save
Gentleman trm tine front tins =. VI. state
that &c was IL line Of battle ON the Old
Bull Run field nn Saturday and that "n sun
dsv be had gone Gen. Sickle "hp mas
al.o arrived confirms this intelligence.
The T-,iriue's Army correspondent 9t
tho Iqth sivs We had another eharv artillery
duel Yesterday between heavy body OF re
h..l cavalry and Gen Ncrritt's hrlg'd' oi
Bufurj's ,siralry.
ten. Meade ordered q reconnaissance for
the purpose of discovering the whereabouts
Of ITO r, bel infantry lines and as oar forces
were advancing on the road towards War
r,pion about three miles beyond Alanassis
Junction they suddenly came upon line 81
mounted rvhcl pickets who rtreated until a
concealed battery opened with heavy he
upon them whicn compelled retreat
Four pieces OF Battery q. Regulars were
som brought into position and very sliilL-
I'll artillery IRE wac kept UP with vigorous
diminishing for about three hours " We
were greatly outnumbered our forces icli
back and encamped for the night expecting
t. push the reconnaissance further this morn
inc. hut at only Z few guns have been heard
up to ; r. VI. to-day, but II a. presdinoi tie
rebels anticipated by few hours our change
of base.
Indications this morning more than e'eI
confirm the belief that Gen. Meade. alter
having waited Gen. Lees attack, Will nov
pursue and Try and force him tu 81 genera
engagement
The Worlds Washington dropateh sa!y'
t,,ot There !. hut one item OF real tact to-'ial
from the front, and that l. that ~ army
has entirely fallen back from Bun hnh-
There arr no rebels in ten. Meaae ron
to tight. Whittier they have gone l. mat
ter of speculation
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-23
LUTHER BROWNS ESTATE.

WE the Subscribers, having been appointed hy
w the Honorable the Probate for the District Of
OF Chittenden, Commissioners to receive, examine
and adjust the claims and demands Of sll persons,
against the estate OF Luther Brown, late o.
Jericho, in said District, deceased. represent
81 insolvent, and also all claims and demands
exhibited in Offset thereto and six months from the
day Of the date hereof being allowed by said Court
for that purpose, do therefore hereby give notice
that We will attend % the business Of our appoint
ment at the dwelling Of Mrs. Olive Brown, IN Jer-
icho in said District the fourth Tuesdays Of No
verlber and May next, a. 10 O'Clock, a NJ, on each
Of said days.
p9tcd this 7th day Of October, A. D. 1868.
f hFR4F FR PSTi Commissioners.
wi6y9
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.uE.EDE PCRSEE.SG.
MOVES on THE Check
ERBOARD.
R0serraWs ordered 10 Gin
rinnHtj.
Grant i'm chief command.
REBELS movINGINTo KENTUCKY
IEion sentiment in Arkpnsys.
iIy Telegraph.

CLABEsBURGH. Va, Oct. a
\ rebel force estimated at loco under
command of Col. jackson, attacked our out
po.ts at Bulltown, Braxton County, ycster-
dav morning at o'clock, and after severe
fight. lasting till P. NJ, were repuiscd with
heavy lose. and are now retrcatlng, pursued
nv our cavalry. Cur force numbered
aiout ,un men commanded by Capt. Mat
tin.lv Of the 9th Virginia Regiment, who,
regret to learn, IL dangerously If not NOR
tally wounded Our other casualties are
howey,r hut trifing, as our men fought
under cover Of brrastworks.
>ign,t B. F. KELLEY,
BRIG Gen
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Little Rock, Ark advices to thu 18th inst,
arr received and say the rebel force is scat
tered in every direction, and that an extra
ordinary revival Of Union sentiment has tax
en- place among the people. Over lGo0 men
,oincd the army at Little Rock, and the
people were coming daily aud taking the
oath Of allegiance
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-23
W.sul>cro>. Oct. 20.

Tue beliet it strengthened at headquarters
to-day that the rebel army Of Virginia has
ESCAPED entirely from our army OF the POto-
mac and that the larger portion OF 1t Is on
the wav 10 Georgia, to reinforce Bragg,
while only a lutte portion has been left IN
tins vicinity to amuse Meade and prevent any
more troops being cent to Chattanooga, while
r1e rebel movement was being executed.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-23
October Song.

Inc chcstnuts shine through the cloven rlnd,
And the woodland leave sre rad, my dear
Tb4 scarlet frchsas burn in the winj.-
Funeral plumc> TOR the leir
The Year which has brought ne so much woe,
That If it was not for You, Any dear.
| would wish the flchsias' rre might glow,
For me. as veil ~ the letr
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-23
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tie bet ttcl ever kncnn for curing me srIn
-rt an excellent remcd, ~ mauy cases OF sore
-te. nsa.uess hss beef rtinov o. hy T.. and Hear
- Las been greatly nrrote ed bt lts use ~
ra.alfnS action t. the parts affect=d " L recon-,
uule n, many Of the hest ply s,cians. and L ueeo
e. great sat isfactioD everywhere
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