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Price left 900 killed AMI 1900 wounded on
y field in the late battle. lii, army is
imposed Of three divisions of nine brIEalc>
80 regiments, averaging 400 men to each,
..-llc- a large irregular force. lie was IN
Upper clanty on Friday. and said to be-
-s-e pressed by our forces lie lad but >
r.-es .. artillery and one Of them was dlsa
ei. The country is full of his strasglers.
Gen. Fisk. after a Conference with Gen
t0-ecraus at Warrensnurg. mas taken his
auauI into North Missouri. and viii I'm
l.iaJriy re-oocupy and regulate his old
district. The rebels hereafter will be more
-arenily treated.
or wounded. who have fallen into rebel
.sT.s have invariably been lett naked, with
. wounds udresset
j. Rock Ark, adyices Of the 10Th says
,at The 18th. fifteen or twenty Thousand
Del N,ee c-.>,IuE Sabine river nlrth-warU
l-- 'aW Bg,-un. - miles south OF Little
hHgl. The next morning rec0nnoltrng
iar.g, were sent out when part We're seen
gong ltt and part west. There are some
.rI,au.lce of an attack on Little Rock. but
.rtl.f the rebel movement u design 20
perate with Price, OF fall upon Gen
Steele should he weaken his force by send
- troops TO intercept Price. Is not known
l, is believed that Steele l. strong enough
a.ll the line Of the Arkansas river and as
le tle offensive
A Lanber Of rebel soldiers were shot YES
t.aay in rtaliauon for the murder OF Maj.
wilson and his men. a rebel major Will also
lot a. soon a. ose reaches here.
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STATE OF VERMONT, The Probate Court To-
District u Chittenden- ) the District OF Chit
NO All persons interested in the estate Of Calvin
| Pease, late Of Burlington in said district de-
ceased,
WHEREAS, George Francis Of said Burlington has
fled in said Court his petition in w1tlnS-settins
forth that said deceased In his life time under
contract binding in law and equity 20 deed % him
said Francs a certain house and lot containing
about one acre of land situated ON futile street in
said Burlington. nad occupied by said Pease in his
life time a. 4 homestead and praying said Court
o. Grant license % the administrator OF the estate
Of said deceased 20 convey sIsd premises agreeable
% said contract.
WHERErrov, the said Court appointed and as
signed the 18th dly n November 4. D. l'dN at the
Probate Court rooms IN said District. 20 hear and
decide uu1n said application, ami petition and or
iered public notice thereof To- uc given s. all per-
sons Interested therein, by publishing said order
together with tie time and place OF hearing. three
weeks sticcessively in the Burlington Free Press
newspaper which circulates in the ueighborhogd 9t
those persons interested in said estate al which
publications shall be previous % the day assis'L
for hearing.
TBFRgF0RE You are hereby notified 20 appear be
fore said Court 40 the time aud place assigned, then
and there in said Court, o. give bonds, as the law
directs for the payment 0f the debts, and CHARGES
Of administration, and make your oh ections TO the
granting such license, ifyoE see cause
Given under ms hand az the Probate Court rooms
this Ifth day ~ October 4. j. 500.
T. Z. WALES, Judge.
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IN. o. K.-lS62-Y. we are often
surprised at the fence decorations that We meet
with in the course Of cur daily rounds, and It Is
a source Of wonder who does it. Any man who
owns or rents board fence goes to his peaceful
couch At night, leaving his fence in all the i'm
maculate purity OF milky-hued white-wash-not
a stain or SPOT upon ii-and arises IN me MORN
inc 10 find il second edition Of Joseph's coat,
gli.reninc with all the hues Of the rainbow. But
that which puzzles hin mcst IS the eahalstie let
tiers: -. T. NJ. o. K.-iS64-f! \ - which meet
his eve at every turn. lie scratches his puzzled
heal and wonders what that means. Has any
one seen the man If 50, trot him out, and let us
know what this al. VI. o. k.-ls54-f
means. Go to any drug stnre. crceer's CT re-
s-sr,,ble dealers. aud call for Piukerton 5 Wahoo
and Calisaya Biuers. and satisfy yourself
JACOB PIxKERToN, Manufacturer,
If and l6 james St,
w1sw2 Syracuse, n. \.
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CALvIN PEAsE.s EsTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. lTDE Honorable the
District Of Chittenlen. IS. ) i Probate Court FOR
the District Of Chittenden.
To all persons interested in the estate Of Calvin
Pease late Of Burlington, in said District, deceased,
GREETING
WHEREAS. said Court hath assigned the 18th day
OF November next for the settlement OF the admin
istrat0u account Of the administrator Of the es-
tate OF said deceased. and ordered that public
tee thereof be given % all persons interested in
said estate, by publishing this order three weeks
successiyely previous O. the day assigned, in the
Burlington Free Press, printed in Burlington, in
said District.
Therefore YOU are hereby notified 70 appear at
the Probate Court rooms, in Burlington, on the
dav assigned. then and there 10 contest the allow
ance II said account if you see cause.
Given under my hand, this 18th day Of October,
T. E. WALES, Judge.
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Trb sr~aff's Winchester d'>rateh OF the
nth saws It is stated that ,n- re1ei9 Sun
1cre considerable force in tie valley when
IA blhs roor-anihed.
:, Las been known for some the hat ne
r,rrls have had large force of cavalry IL
Iuray Valley and to ascertain rs strength
500 Of our cavalry under Maj. Giboon Were
er- out on the 24th. They arsne anon She
-.r- = ryho f,,i be.cre our tIoCfs after hring
val'ey. Our men rursucd % considera-
distance espjuf.ng battle Gag rnd sey-
I'D. rrisoncrs until tie rebels reached their
INJECTIONS. Not having the necessary
r-,, to make an attack and after gaining
IN de ired information Maj. Gihon re urn d
l. camp,
V ciaesGay cahnlnadlng Was heard IN thr
direction Of From, ROYAL. Whether fight
seas Loing on In that ricinitr has rot hcen
->c,rtuircd
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DIR. RANp,s sPECIFiC.

I'VE oldest and most reliable medicine ior the
| cure Of Spernat0rho.a, seminal hcasnes-, Loss
of Power &c This medicine has stood The test %
over thirty years and has always proved success
DR. RANDS SPECIFIC j. exhibited M the form
If Mills made IN, entirely Of substances that have
specific effect upon the ceneratlye organs 1i 80
persons associate the idea ul operation upon tie
bowels from taxing any Kind Of pills. The Afkeif IT,
of Dr. Rand Is not intended ss an e.qr1ftn0 nffi-
cine It's medicinal virtues are expended entirely
upon the impaired regeneratlye ursans. The pilis
are not unpleasant % the taste, and many persons
masticate them with IMMUNITY before swallowing
them which plan would always recommend, a.
aIording the speeiiest way 10 get the elect 81 the
remedy.
druggists every where.
JNO. j. KRONER, Wholesale AGENT,
4O3 Chestnut St, Philadelphia, Pa
An, % d1r
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MARsHAL'S NOTICE.
United States Of America,
Vermont District,


DUNSUANT 20 a mOnition issued ont 0fthe Hon
Or.hle District Court Of the United States for
the Vermont District, hereby give notice that an
information Tor yclatOno Of the Revenue Laws Of the
nited States has been filed IN said court by George
Howe. ESQ ., District Attorney OF the United States
for said district, aganst-tVcnty yards black twill
ed silA a1f sooen dress gUOds-htreeu yards black
silk and WOO dress goods. tive SD dress patterns,
nine shirts four pair Of gloves, lot OF lace collars
and cuffs. one dozen cotton stockings, fifteen and
one half yards white daunel-seiLeu nc lslanc POND
in aid district on the 25-h day Of October A. D.
1861 and trial will be had the property seized as
aforesaid. and the same will be condemned aSreea-
bic g the PRAYER Of said Information az the next
sDe.i! term of the said District Court 20 be holden
AZ BURLINGTON within and for said Vermont District,
ontie 18th day OF November, ~ ID. l-t+-unless
claim or claims shall be uterposed o. before that
day ~ which all persons interested viii take due
notice and govern themselves according ely.
Given ur,ssr my hand a. Burlington in sss.c Dis
trict this 4 day ~ November, A. ID, SO.
). A. ARTHUR
T. s. Deputy Marsl1i..
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r.P.rHELPs, EsTATE.

WE the subscribers having been appointed BY
w tie Honorable the Probate Court for the
District Il Chittendcn, Commissioners 70 receive,
examine and adjust the claims and demands Of
am persons a-anst the estate Of Timothy P. Phelps
late II Milton iu said District deceased, re-
presented frsolyeut. and also all claims and de-
mard. exhibited .n Offset thereto. and six months
from the day u date hereof being allowed by said
Court Slr that purpose. we DO therefore hereby
give notice chat we viii attend o. the business q
our appointment. az the dwelling ai George Whit
temore, in Milton, in said Distract on the third
Tuetiavs of Decenheroud March next, at 10 ocl0ck
A ". on each Of said DAYS.
Dated this 18th day of September, \. D. 1874
". V. REYNOLDS, ,
ID. II. ONION, Commissioned
J. ; LANDON.
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HIGHLY INFO ANT.
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-ANn-
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DYSPEPSIA, which is often caused by humor, has
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DENIsoN PARKER,s ESTATE

WE, THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appoint
w ed BY the Honorable the Probate Court for
the District OF Chittenden, Commissioners TO re-
eeive, examine and adjust the claims and dema
Of all persons against the estate Of Denson Parker,
late OF Jericho in said District. represented insoi-
vent and also all claims and demands exhibited in
onset thereto; and six months from the day Of the
date thereof being allowed by said Court for that
purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice, that
ve viii atterd ~ the business Of our appointment
AT ne dwelling Of Mrs Parma Parker infIerehO in
said District. on the first Thursdays Of December
and April next, at 10 Oclaak, A. NJ. each Of Sad
Dated this u day Of Oct, A. y, 1864.
FDWTN RE AITNvN Commissioners.
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IHAI IANOVUN. VII. 81.
Hood attacked Decatur yesterday, last
-a; and this morning, and was handsome
-trulsed each time. Gen. Granger cap
rr.l f0ur pieces Of artillery, spiked two
r.7e and took 1870 prisoners. The rebels
treated from Decatur and are reported to
Zee crossed the Tennessee river az the
ath OF cypress Greek
Rebel p isoners report both Bcaurcgard
d Hood with their ARMY. Hood, in a gen
d order. assurts his men that Sherman 3
.Qe amy does not exceed 80, 900.
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louisville. Oct -

l-ilt lNf lI-lt- 'ftt 81
To-lay's Nashville di-pstchc- say that the
noted Cen. Lyuu had crossed tlc river near
the mouth ct White Oak Greek
4 federal soldier who was captured at
Dalton. has escaped and arrived at Claws
Vile. Tie reports that be- leit the main force
Hoods army Tuesday morning, 2S.O0U
-ouE. at Warrenton lie understood tua-
a rc.els intended 10 cross the Tennessee
Far IN thr vicinity 20. Guntcr,rillc
Forrest ], reported o. be threatening Pa
l..aH with "a large force. Our military are
p OBJ alert Tor IT'S defence.
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pRuNKENNEss CURED.

rNHE Inebriate may now bid defiance 20 the tempt
inr cup Dr. Zanes antid0te for strong drink
i A certain cure for drunkenness II creates as
like for strong drink, and can be administered With
ont the knowledge Of the patient
Desrriutiye circulars sent 70 any address FOR
sale bv an respectable druggists in the United
states and Canadas Price 81 per box, or packages
Of six boxes for s.. -, So,
i13 Chestnut ST.. Philadelphia Pa
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Richmond papers of Wednesday give AN
address hy Gen. Early to bis troops. He at
tributes bis lef,at 10 their di--racefgl pro-
reu-itv for iluulc-
Tine NHhua confirms the report OF the ar
na-cment 10 send supplies to prisoners On
both sides.
message from the Governor of Alabama
,rI.iIn- rhe legislature tor NOS making an
alrmVriau1n for the defence OBJ. the state
VAS returned t. him IN "a black envelore.-
The militia Of Alabama are virtually dis
banded
senator Hill OF Ia. in letter rciterates
|,l Davis assertion that tw1-thrls OF the
5.s army nave deserted
l4r rebel papers have reporte from Hood S
army, but not a. late - ours. .le reports
a-e Y.rF .1ygJ.
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CONSTITUTION WATER.

WErHERsrIELD, CoNS., March ,, ls6s
DR.. W. II. GEEGG-
Dsar SIR Having seen your advertisement of
" Constitution Water recommended for Intamma-
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having suffered for the past three years, and tried
the skill Of number Of physicians with only a
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Iproeured one bottle Of your agents at Hartford,
Messrs. Lee Sisson 4. Co., and when had used half
Of IT, to my surprise, fonnd great change in my
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that it is al and more than you recommend tito be-.
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DR.. ". II. GREGG-
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ID has not only cured me, but several other ollie
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ta. siiueys. o. use Constitution Water.
RICHARD LUSH
Ns,, YORK. Dec. l. i-sI. Ser-eautgth Ward Police.
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NV Ynnk- OCT ~

Tie I-i7nes Warren Station correspon-
aaa- says lhc movement Of 1ararmy OF the
I.-.n.e IS executed was a LETT flank one.
r-..-' anJs Try swinging round towards thc
E.uth side raihoad and the APP omattoz.
I.eu -ime tire 9th corps. l.c l-t division
.rriu- rhe cavalry and the other divisions
.z.1Il.C 60 TIE 5th corps upon the right
au-ln OF which AZ upon a pivot the rcv1ly-
ing jim. turned, while the two division of
81. Il CORPS kept time with the movement
Us - reserve.
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A4iAl A-NN'hA- |Ntr -
The euerIillas yesterday threw III the
rain tirre allies below AdairsyiIa killing
re man and wounding eight. Iac guard
a7ia- rallied the enemy we-c driven of
1.a'a- making any captures OF persons or
.-fo-rE. The railroad is repaired 70 Allan
81 ai3 O. trsin left for that place this NOR
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WE the subscribers having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District Of Chittenden, Commissioners to receive,
examine and adjust the claims and demands Of all
persons against the estate Of Edgar F. Wright. late
u Jericho. in said District, represented 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 pur-
pose We do therefore give notice, that We will at
TEND 10 the business Of our appointment at the
dwelling Of Norman Wright, in Jericho, in said
District. on the second Tuesdays Of December and
March next, at 10 o'cloc-, A. 81, on each OF said
DAYS
Dated this 22d day Of September, A. D., 1861.
ANDREW WARNER, : Comm ssioner..
l. A. BISHOP, 5
wl-w3
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1ARTIFI CLIMBS
ARMS and LEGS.
Pafwer's Patents.
,e American AruicIaI Limb Company

The American ArtIficIaI Limb Company
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which has received the special approval Of Govern
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Arm is received with great Av1r by all who wear il
and orders received from all paris Of the Union
singular fact in connection with the immense
military demand which has been prOdsoed BY the
present war, will satisfy all who require limbs Of
the value Of these inventions. According y the
statistical report Of the Medical Director for Bost.
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eminent,
ALL But TWO CASES HAyK BEEN FURNISHED BY
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The palmer ARTIFICIAL Lee" is the lightest
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Over Ftte thousand Of the Palmer Artificial LEGO
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America
Palmer's appliances for Shortened Limbs have sc-
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Pamphlets, containing full information. sent to
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,ARDINEs AL.HUILE.

T ORIENT MORBIHAN Of the famous export Of
L h. Guilourx. standing confessedly the Excelsi-
or brand Of the market. For sale by
LOUIS FOLLETT co.
Oct %
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KRoMER'S (Upham's) HAIR DYE
so Gents a Box.

DOXES larger than Dyes that sell FOR 81 NAru
Is RaL Dr-P ABLE. BEAUTIFUL. WARRANTED 10
nIesse THIS article has been thoroughly tested by
br' CHrLToS Of New York, and PROS. Booth and
Garrett Of Philadelphia, who pronounce II Tree
fror1 All POISONOUS Ingredients, and the material
i1, h viii not Fniure the most delicate hair.
sold bv Druggists and Fancy Goods dealers every
where. >, NJ.
ana Chestnut St. Philadel phia.
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Homans brigade Of colOred troops carried
one of the rebels redOubts with
one Of their guns Fairchilds and Colburns
bngade were roughly handled in enleaycr-
ing to take a strong pOrtion1n the Williams
burg rod near Seven pines. Darkness
came on too soon to take advantage OF the
capture Of the redOubt, and the troops We're
ordered to retire to take fair start in the
IL lrning. But zen. Grant directed their with
drawal e their original position.
Ire los in the l0th Corps w0s 300 and in
the Ism Corps coo half captured.
New YoRK, Nov. l.
The HTud's despatch SAYS The attention
If Gen. Sheridan Is particularly directed to
the apparent designs Of the enemy in Wes-
trrn Nrrg,u..-,
B-etkenridee is reported 70 Ia Fs8rr.r.-
zIng Biz forces to distract the attention Of
zen. Sheridan from Early. who it il now
faid viii remain in command Of the rebel
army in the yailsy
Arrangements for the safe supply of She
ridan's army are now perfect.
lie Richmond Inquirer admits that Early
le-t - guns in the recent fight Lee
IN ms oi'ciai reDou claims that Grants ar
my was repuised ID; az point - the move
ment GA Thursday. Richmond papers how
ever say the movement was a surprise to the F.
rebels and that they lost considerably.
The IlHes' Nashville despatch of the 3lst .
says Direct communication with Atlanta .
by railroad Is open and secure although .
there are swerms of gaerillss between the /
Fmwah rive- and Big sirrtv
ID telegram from GeH. G'i'en This iodrning
ii presents his last fight as brilliant IN the 4
extreme. The entire rebel force was scat
tered. many officers, a full battery and an
extra gun captured, Gen Vaughan COM
handing the rebels was severely wounded
in two places and is secreted somewhere IN
Greene Co. \ later despatch from Gillen
says bee is still picking up prisoners. He
Ias buried 20 rebels. HIS entire loss in
both fights was only killed and ~ wounded.
GUerrillas are exceedingly troublesome on
lie Cumberland river ana Northwestern
abroad.
The Hsrads Washington despatch says
The report that Sherman has evacuated At
anita is unfouuded Last adyices from
sherman 70 the Government said he would
lo.d Atlanta in spite OF every attempt to
.i,lDfrt him
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ESTRAY.

CAME into the enclosure Of the subscriber on the
- 10Th inst, bay Horse, about years old, with
shoes on hind feet The owner is hereby request
ed to prove property, pay charges and take him
away. -
ABAMANDER ARTHERT0N.
Essex, VT, Oct. 18th. w3ts
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NV Athh. Oct. -
.or-csp 1ndcisce has passed between Gen
-r,lt nd lee concerning the condition of
prisoners IN both sides. and il has been
agreed upon to allow supplies to be forward
81 go the prisoners on each side The mode
viii be opted forthwith
The HTqd learns from high military
authority shat the reports Of the critical
situation of Gen. sherman army in Georgia
are totally unfouHded. Atlanta has nearly
uroe months supplies for IT, garrison,
Alate.7a another im"o-ta1t u1int IS well
Hrr'fi. Chattanooga IS Cen. Sherman
present base and is well supplied.
richmond papers of the 25tH continue 90
wall over Elrly's defeat and demand that he
ie superseded BY Johnston.
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MINTERING CATTLE.

THE Subscriber has on hand Seventy-hve Tons
| good upland meadow Hay, and would like to
take Cattle or Sheep to feed for the Winter.
For terms apply 70
JAMES NICHOLS.
Essex, Vt, Sept. Il. 1904. wews