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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-21
DAVID NTACo,TsER.s Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, (THE Honorable Ae
nls,d1t OF Chittonien, S.. L Probate Court io-
tlo District 1f Ch.tter zen.
ToalI persons interested ia the Estate Of David
Mac hcr. latc c. Wexford, ia said Dssli-i, dee
ceased,
GRErrlvG.
WuE1rss. said Court hath assigned the % Oh dsy
Of October next flr the settlement lf the -ulI--
istrau0l account Of the aamiuistrat1l OF hc estate
OF SAID deceased, and ordered that public t''o
thereof Dc given % all persons interested In said
tate. hy Publishing this order three weeks slcc-1-
siveiv previous % the dag assigned, IN tlc bu.--
ton Free press,a newspaper printed 10 blrAn- q
IN said District.
Therefore. sou are hereby notified % appear NJ
the Probate Court rooms in Darlington, on tno de-,
ass -nci. then and there % contest the aloUln-. 4
said account u you see cause.
Given under ny hanl, this Lee day Of October,
a. D. l-tf
e. WALES, judy.
wfFwT
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-21

STATE OF VERMONT 2 The Probate. Court .-r
District Of Chitteuden- thsd.s. " tnlttaller.
rIlJ 81 persons interested u tho estate - Calvin
i Peace. late q Burlington i- sl.i district &C.
ce-,e1.
GREETSe
WHEEEAs, 6eorgc Francis OF sid Burlington -4s
sled 10 s.4id Court his petition wiling ee-t ne
forth that SAID deceased was ir hs lf1 time DER
contract binding. Ia Law aud equity CD uee.I Li-
sale Francis & certain house and lot c.ltl.u.l-
about one acre OF land situated on Tutte el-Ct f-
sad Burlington, and occupied hy said pei-e iu Dis
life tune a. q homestead and praying said tn.r-
% rant license O the admnstrst0r u Gle estate
Of said deceased - convey slId premises o-rc-- -
o. said contract.
WHEaE POS. tho s1'd Court appointed s1t re-
signed the 18th day Of November a. D.. ls} u- t.a
Probate Court rooms. IN said District. ra b-.r AMI
decide upou said app cation. aud petition, ar- r-
deled public tice thereof O. Dc gwen g. a.. Hr
gether with TIE time and uarC OF hearll-. -l---
uU sspaDer Hhich circulate fu tta lci .hlorhHo r-
chose persons f1.c-e-.st iu sl.l estIts al .r.-H
pu-itlt,0us shall be previous O. t-c day a-si,l--
ilr hearing.
THEREF0EE. you are hereby ultiiel t1 aQ-elr Zee
aud Oh .-e i1 said Court. O. give tUuls. u.s. Chr law
directs. flr the payment or tue debts sui charges
administration AMI mlk you- objections O. tA-
H.I. cause.
rs PROBATE Court rl0-us
D. f--f.
T. F. WALES, Judge
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-21
NEW YoKk, Get rs

Geu. Batter becoming convinced that Qua
hsEsa soldiers are put at work on the en-
tTenclments has notified the rebel authori-
ties that he he has also pax rebel officers and
scldie-s AT work on Duteh zap canal.
lie has also pfOpossd an exchange OF all
naval prisoners, and transmitted statements
Of our officers, that colored troops had been
murdered after capture bY rebel regiments
il front Of the army Of the James
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-21
Nv YnRK. Oct. Is

Tie Hsrald's Martinsburg correspondent
Of Tire I4th says
Mos1y captured train at Quincy ana
robbed -wo payrnasters Of 5000, 600. The
Passengers were robbed Of their money AM
valuable. The cars were burned and the
engineer, fireman and baggage master badly
scilje-
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SIO.OOO.OOO.

Subscriptions will be received b tho Treasurer
Assistant Tressurers and designated Depositsries,
and by the
First National Bank Of Bennington, "
First National Bank Of North Bennington VL
Brandon National Bank Of Brandon, W.
First National Bank Of Springfield, Vi.
First National Bank Of s.. Alhans, Vt.
aud by all National Banks which are repositories
public money. and
ALL RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout the country will give further informa-
ton and afford every facility TO subscribers.
sept. =. istaulm.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-21

VT. q fhI7T'Is IAl = VI0' 10.
The troops have arrived here from the
Salt Works near Abingdon, Va The army
wa safely athlrawn from the bettle fell
bv Brig. Gen HObson. the command having
been tnynod over 10 him by his superior
The Genelal displayed graf Gallantry and
ooolnees. The corps fought bTavely bat sui
iered considerable during the march to this
place.
There was constant fighting with our rear
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-21

JNCNNATI, Oct. l..
Saveut5-tlrco counties give q Republican
majority 5f . ,2,5.
NEw YoEE. Oc;. j..
Toe Herald correspondent WITH Geaeai.
S1e-iiln says Ihe affair of last "Wednesday
was managed with the same caution that
Sheridan eyincsd.
Elrlv In the morning the rebels appeared
ia bis front 10 the woods Of south Cedar
Creek Shortly after noon they opened with
artillery. making good firing and causing
che Be-. division IL Crooks army 10 retire q
litl' Our artillery was soon brought NJ
aua m Sc tine enemy retire with tHair bat
tru,-.
a portion Of the l9th cops then advanced
20 irei t1e eucmy and soon became hotiy en-
gage. TIE mu,ketry firing was sharp and
lasted three hours. The lst rig Re COM
mau.at by Col Wells Of tire 54th Mass.
was lativ eng sci. and though charged hy
t.. .Gcmy repeatedly they stood their ground
uo.
Vile tai, brigade was heavily pressed.
C1i Wells tell mortality wounded and w..s
c3purel Our infantry front was changed
by Gen. Sheridan on seeing an attempt on
tie part li rlo rebels 10 lauk Gen Custer,
our ctvl-y were ordered 70 night and met
;he eucrny 10 the afternoon. By dark we
had d.lven the rebels back and ests blishod
tUc pisE.- line.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-21

= N7HF TIIEs y =.
Col Hodge oi Gen. Washburnr's COM
manj. with 200 infantry and battery of
four guns on heard Of three transports. cone
yoyed hy two guuhoats, at 3 P. N ou the
l0Jo. met the enemy under Gen. Forrest IN
person az East Point. with two hatteri r., and
WIS rcpul-cd with the loss of ~ killed and
20 wounded and missing. All the guns Of
the battery were lost, and two Of the tran--
ports disabled Two cais,on= were burst -
The explosion Of F-rest's shells.
Forrest is supposed 60 have crossed the
river. Hodge with the rest OF MS command
has reached J0hnsonyiic
The river is falling with eight feet Of
water on the shoals.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-21
c. Il. PLACES ESTATE

WE the Subscribers. having been appointed ~
w the Honorable the Probate Court f0r the Dis
trict o. Chittendeu. Commissioners 70 receive, eE
anime and adjust the clltrns AID demands % a.
persons AGAINST the estate OF Giles A klsoe late Of
EiuesburEh. II .,id District deceased reprosentec
tp.olveut and also al claims and demands EXHIBIT
q II odse. thereto; and SIX months from tho cay
Z tie date hereof, being allowed By said Court for
that purpose ws % therefore hereby give notice,
that <s will attend 70 tho business Of our appoint
mont, - the dwelling Of Lydia Plsce, in utles-
hurzh, In aid District, on the let wednesday Of
each OF said days
psted tais q day Of Oc.ohsr,'A- p. Isl.
DANIEL PATRICK, : co.rnsssioB,.s
RUFUS PATRICK,
uiswo
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-21

\ resolution WIS introduced hv Mr.. Kim
ball or Putney dir5etin. the military COM
mitiee 10 inquire into tue necessity OF fur
ther legislation in reference 70 the oFganiza-
non OF the militia.
Gov. Smith was form = notified Of hls
election, and informed the legislature IN re
ply that be would communicate his annual
message nj ? p. NJ
Hon. !. B. Engi .by Us tins morning
elected President pro fe11 of the Senate.
NV YORK. Oct. 10.
The World still claims Pennsylvania on
the home vote by 5000 maj.
The Tribune claims is Ola same vote by oy-
er 5000 maj
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-21

guard during ;he frs: three days OF the re-
treat.
Lieut.. Col. Mason Of the llth Mich. CAV
slry, vas killed in ekirmish on Big Shan'y
Mountain.
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! ARTIFIC IA I II Is.
ARMS and LES
Paluler's Patents.
American Artificial Limo Compan

The American Artificial Limp Company
Is nov prepared y furnish the oslshr4te- Palm
4 er Artilcl4l Leg also the a." Lincoln Arm
which has received tla special approval q Govern
r1-ut Tor e1i1iers The Palmer Les, g 5co side
II known % rec IRE s4-sl -1eutlou- sold ers az
eurt.-. rla Palmer Ll-, o. a Lincoln Ar,
tiissout @args ~ applying 70 this cfee or % Dr.
a. p. McLarcu. Medical Director, No. : Bullnoh
street they viii receive -h- order Il= Linol-a
Atl ls received with sreat iis,l ny OF Vl1 Wssr 10,
lll orer. arc received lrol sii porte % sr. Cl -.
s-uer.-~ fI-f fH frrc-a4 p.tu -ao IUUeIs1
-i- l.-l. wlie. hEs nrel pruluoed by TIRE
-gl-.. At. 7t.l sst.sls az. wac require tmHs or
g.. -l.la lt these irve-L-lL= Aocelc.l- GO tho
70 -.-tct- -ep.t g.. tie 3a'--- Director -,r ,stol
-H vl-u g. 20 ilTt- suruldd 70 sol-.1Ts b. Cow
tr1l4ar..
SD Buy 1870 GASES slvs SEES Frssr,ur7 ~
ri-,irG . co.
Store cl1rinci-- p-ooe tle prsrt'saj value ~ the
t'urs rei-rf-1 Do ceuuCi be- pItsentsi.
Tho ''PsLEEa gllclAt iLsn 3. t,e I4Hs-sf.
rl.as Iulle r so ccr1llItt s-e % the Hfsral- suf
lsl.t Dr. Ifur s. RS ape .1l'1. t1- ary t1'1- 70
fae ..r--.l .s human ssill-
f.s- ics Tiasfs7a 70 tt- il.msr A-t-ici'i Le-s
Csc l.u .l use. Nfie-- 1-c Frequently reeleei
f-,Ia Hulope, Iu!l. Wet India Islands al4 so1,n
america.
Il.-ui'- lpP-liro-s far Shortened f..uts have -
.l.4e- y .4-'-l1s -a-e1-tv ir4sr -s1ts 20 s-ss
p; r-,,ef - t,;r yss7s As-f sssa s9alPisfs'y 20
"a. ,iers. c--.,'ui'g foil inf--r,l-io-. SCI. 70
Il 1.pi suts. A-lIC.
FRANK PAL5.ER
fCsTe American Artidc.ll Limb Cornpauy.i
o. G-ssn S--sst Eos-1z
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-21

Bill Anler I1ari go ri .'s men outcr,l
Dsnvil'e, VI --1Hcg- o.. Friday evenil z,
murdered five clii1ej-. mortally wouDdiu
another, an burned Is hui.iiues \ f.
centre OF the town, 5u. he 2, els banned the
house toEeih viii al ERE county, records
and toe IL. vfie,s oltLrfe prominent Lawyers
with uii iiirir p-per-
The rebels then went 10 High Hill an
burnei The railroad property and plunderei
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HALL :. FLETCHER,
EE,TE.W .fGENTS.

AND AGENTS FOR THE SETTLEMENT
OF OFFICERS ACCOUNTS.
yTAVIN6 lad lou- experience a. Clerks IN 80
IA O.dn-rce 40 and 10 the Ofcco q the Quar
t'rmaster crc-1l, prepared U ASSIST OF FL
GERS IN uasin- out Returns, and IN settling
their occouais with those o1ces a11 with tho
Treasury DcI a-t-ent,
eqppl-e- ~ ply removed Ccgtllc1tes OF EC1-
INDICTED ucss' obtained, etc.
ALL CLAIMS AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT
COLLECTED WITH DIsPATCu.
Pay and Bounty CT Deceased Soldiers
Procured. r....
Pls. cEoe address, Fox l2s Washington, D. O..
Osce 81 fifteenth St.eet.
Ed. W. HALL,
W. 5. FLETCHER
viswt
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CHATTANOOGA. Oct l

Grl. ol,rman and his army ere all right
and master OF the situation. Every point
ever bella BIS us les skill IN our possession.
Aunua Is all right with plenty % eat. The
railroad will he repaired in ten DAYS. ana t1e
Jc!c.,anh iu three day.
hool ,lus Ear has no more met iuca vo
have AID Die raid has produced 10 military
Icsait.
TIE shove ocsratcn ie sicned bv C,louei
" amer 4t zen. clcrmaus st-f
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Nsr NogS. Ot 49,

NaT l0Js, oa.. 49,
The Trlitnc coucctc- n Democratic mai.
90 Pennsylvania Uu che home vote I'D. ISL.
but claims Union u.ai including -1ll..--.
yote.9t 10000.
WasHlNaro>. Oct is.
Contrary @. general anticipation tic mail
boat from the army brings n1 news a
number Of officers and -,.ii.-s c1mc un on
furi9acls.
Richmond papers Of >trurdoy fully admit
that Sheridan defeated Bi--er'- cavalry IN
the fsht OF Saturday iney -1y that Sher-
idan e phrase that be 'set,.ed R1-ser' must
inshane be confessed 20 BE- tue
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NOVELTY N ARr: THE ART OF

NOVELTY N ART: TIE ART OF
dl iu- the hair iu i've minutes soas % deceive the
whole e9rc has been discovered.
Cri- tadoro's Hair Dye,
which Tire only chemical combination Ia o1ist-
euce ahica changes the color OF TIE hair without
iuIurn- the LIVING ralScI-LE Which feeds Ilostens
ana -ustsius tie ftras.
CRIsrADORO'S MAR PRESst yATIF'E, val
uaile ad met % the Dye. in dressing AMI nromot-
ia, The growth and perfect heath ct tho hair. and
az itself. Wien u-ea alone, izeEuard thst pro-
tote tho fife- fr "a decay uu0si t. ciJcaustluc's
sud under Oh clincs- Nauufastur-d hy ). Girls
e D3Hu. >o as,or House. >ar A.tA- -old by
oil Druggists. applied oy al bair Dioss,Ts.
sor iaEIm
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4 Caro- dispatch says the rebel Gen.
Ohslmere, with clr.siterahle force, Is
tITeatrnlA. AcmuaIs y scott reported
hiia ODD an a-taue.- some II miles di-tsnt.
The Sanitary Commission ARE ,us lio:, pre-
pmticH~ for the sick and 9r.uld,-d nris,nrrs
soon To be exchanged &c Savannah. Agents
nr- i' he 5ep- down Ul-. tire zpcjirIln win
log. amount ui supplies u nd kinls. l.
is expected that upwards Of 5.noo sick men
WILL Jy exchanged. GO g'i- tAosi " h5ia sur.
7 geoEs an either eide declare unit for HELD
/ duty ios CO days IKE - b, released
Ia Washington on TIE s11e day agait-r
+ OF stores 7eFe closed be- TIE military suthor-
ities and guards placed over them. The
principals and eiei a. ver, taken INFO custody
on suspicion Jtbsing engaged in selling goods
10 blockade reHncrr. The Appearance Of
many vessels recently captured afford, it i,
'~id, cause for the proceedings
Ia Alexandria, On Sunday. the leopie we're
thrown into CONSERVATISM lbs tnc arrest ot
- or SO o. tie iu lsl prominent ,.o;hern cit
izen-. a. aecldtnce with d late military
order. Next mo-nin. sons. oI taem we're
plated prominently upon illtt 1906, oi the
Manassa- Railroad caf-. IS p prevention
against lrins on the train, hy -4crrilla-.
WAE DEr'r. WssuNcroN.
Oct. l>-9 4. NJ.
iae following dispatch Tres necn received
from teu. Sherman
Sans G,P, oct. Bpm
" W. took >4ir'- Can today ..rt,-i..,
.rt %. tHe 2--H 1r-.ia Re-in,r- Two
D.. . : 4
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TANE into the enclosure OF tho suhscri1c- 90 or
y about tho 9Th II SEPTEMBER lsst. three Cairc.,
to red aud one red with white spots Tie owner
s requcst-d % prove the property pay the cia-ees
and take them svaF.
SMITH WRIGHT
So. George, oct. ~, I.6i. v~5s
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CALVIN PEAsE,s ESTATE,

STATE OF VERMONT lV,nE Honorable tia
District Of Chittenien, s.. 4 Probate Court IL.
the District OF Chittenden
To AL persons interested IN the estate OF Calvin
Pease, late OF Burlington, in said District deceased
GRsErfSG.
WHEREAS, said Court hath signed tho 18th sy
or November next for the settlement Of tie aim BE-
istrstlon account OF the administrator Of ire 90.
tate Of said deceased, and ordered that publ no.
tiee thereof be gwen 10 all persons interested 10
said estate, BY publishing this order three weeks
successfully previous TO the day assigned IN the
said District.
Therefore, you arc hereby notified to appear a.
the Probate Court rooms, 10 Burlington, on tie
day assigned, then and there 70 contest the allow
ance Of said account, II you see cause.
Given under my hand, this i5th Gay Of Octo5er,
A. D. 1854
T E. WALES, Judge.
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Died.
dnim

oct 18TH Of PARALYSIS 2; the r, sidenco OF his son
in-law, L. Henry. Esq., Of Waterbury, Rev An
drew Royce. SScd 80 yesrs-
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T. p. PHELPS ESTATE.

w Z the subscribers having been appointed b.
~ the Honorable, the Probate Court for the
nlstriet OF Chittendea, Commissioners 10 receive,
ali persons against the estate Of limo nv p Phelps
Iate OF Mutton, 10 said District, deceased, re-
presented insolvent, and also all claims and de-
elAnas exhinited In Ofset thereto, and six months
rom ne Gay OF date hereof being allowed by slid
Coaf. i9r That purpole, We 90 therefore hereby
slEe notice mat We viii attend 70 the business of
onr apo ntment, at tae dwelling Of George Whit
Seno5ei IN Milton in said District. on the third
.us,aaNs Of December and March aext at 10 o'clocs
A. Al, on each Of said days
dated this 29.h day u September, A D. 1854
P.a II. 6 GSl SY-OS' coauls.ioner,.
J. S. LANDOS.
vlyr3s
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CHIrTETrEv Cousin
tJUgrt
September Term, i7.a


ALENASDeR BAiS, 'H'''ks'1 ~ 'ol'ti
The Vermont and Bos- e..t.-, - srf ,-..
tn Telegraph Compa- '
De lown that william II. Allen Of tH1 -l.r.
ID county aud stats Of New Nll- nv Dis Wi ...--
e. jly a. % i-if and made TetIrLa AL. e.. I..
County ..ur- holden 40 burllug % within .l. ...
tIg rIIrtf of thittentel, on ulc a-I Toes. b. a.
scpteu' %, -.i, brought his acton ai.l.. il.A-
an er Balm, IS paris uu ,u1w1 ans rc-iirn- v-.Hl-
the STATE. declaring against said Ia-u ia an e--.
oi.eHf g. recover the amuunt ola certain d--.1-
hy sai- ALIEN, ou tIa i.tl DAY % A4-4-t, 4.-- .-
tlc Supreme Court " the state NJ New Y ry ..r O.
cl1n'y ofNew Yors recovered against sI.4 Iliu ias
t1e sum &C l.iI dollars laina- yes and 10 l
81 cent? -rsts. which remains unpaid which .i-.
WIZ --l A-t.rst Che goods, c-ail-l- no ----..
tlc said Balm and also against che A.-l.Il rrl
Boston Telegraph t1mpaus, corp ration, aa Chs
Trustee % tl- SAID bliu, and was .liy served r-.
attach n-, a. tlc property Of sllt 8a'1, s-..-s
% tle capital stock ti SAIL corp Grafton, s-If.
90 the rHrs u. alr cooperation il t.Ir rsIe ra.
John Aacilu-all and ny SUNNI llil-. sl-- c HIa-
uHl l- -lc. 4ru.'.l. WHICH st-- W. we CuI. ore
tered i1 sa.l Court It tla return daf t--.r.. a..
szle q. s'.--.Hl $50 feared aud made 1Is-- sure
eel Rain Ia--s t- he hands. hut l- appears ...
same ars claimed uF tlcsail .hr t'l-l l-aI.
ttarelHIH said l.ur. .al app. -- Rope.
r. e.ul.s-. l.r O. take tle disclosure
Trustee. lui % hear, exam nc Llt ltt.sm.
quest lls 7rls 1- 10 respect o. TIE LIABILITY .t .
Trustee agt Che ri-l. 90 slit c+llau-- and neither
.le said lu.l ur Che SAID tilaI -a.. having
DclIei U5 mode answer CD said -cj .l. anu f.. a-
pt airing thai tley were absent tI1l -h.s state --
t p time ~ The service ofsait writ and have n.l
retained Hith.n the sane or had persuua. l.t-l cd
the bringing or p-nlcu-I 90 this s---H g. 4-tC-t'.
that not Co be given o. the said Alexander BlIl
and O. tIe said John 3iaciQuEll Of thl pcader-g .l
said set 90 AID the Substance thereof and what has
been done therein. hy Publishing re same aud Gals
order for three Wee,s sl.ca--iyey il Che lur .u-
ton Free Press" newspaper published i1 z-..
Buru--1n, the las Of ssh. ,l publications. shall tc
- O. sad fafn A. least t-sa-' &. and as o SAD
hacdolgsi az least SKI. Gays before Gle u-x- -rl
% said Court GU Do h1llel AZ sail Bur. r-..-u ODD
the arst Tuesday 0cApri- 1905 O. which tIis 1r-sa
f. continued % when term said Balm Is rec lir- o.
aDDeaf a. 9 uase answer O. sltI acton, ana -...
Aizciolgal % appear zut make good bis claim
the ed-cts iu the hands " said TrI--le.
Dated 81 Burlington 10 the C0uctF % CnttcH..s-
this l5tl day o. October, I,54-
A J. HOWARD. Dep. Cr-.
DANL ROBERTS. Att's
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News of the W eek.
liz Telegraph.
[specill to the Free Press.l

MONTPELIER, Oct. Il.
The vihcial CANVASS Of the vote at Statr
election was reported by tho eanyassins corr
m.,tee this morning a. t1il w
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KEROSTNE OIL
NEW BOOKS.

4 MEXICAN Anglers Book. with Eighty Illus
~ rrstions, by Thad Norris
The Suppressed Box about slavery, prepared 10
l-57 fr publication, but never published until nov
Illustrated.
"CEu-oe's Isiaai." California and wsshos, BY J.
R'ss Brown
rirosi1e 1racts.- ~ lowell
q Poeu-s o. the War" by Boxer.
Tie h;lthrops.-
E.says on social Subject
he Tiger Prince"
The Ocean Watts
. Received AZ HU,TEeroEs
0ct. Il.
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PREG- Eyr.-uENRY CROKER.
FIlE-rlEsfDCv-. DANIEL SHARP.
o1lEzrAEy,--N. IL. IIULLiSIER
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LAND STATES
Assets. 3ls: December. 1858. 1852, 0SS A.
Losses Paid % late, S750,U5O 90
Dividends Pad i1 Cash to date, $40, 936 90
Tiis Company Offers p-culiar advantages 70 per-
sons attending o. 1sure their lives, ID its safety and
50 ats. ae4l gel ID tl fourteen ears experience,
ll -- assets when. without its capital n 90 00Ji
aG0uuts G. over three quarters oil million OF dol
lars, he.u- more th-a w. hundred thousand dollars
10 excess Of rs lab titles fl tie reinsurance Of all
outstanding r-ksi IN the iclHtc5 p7Cscnted in its
accQnuoda-u- sys-em of payments Of premiums
is the D. - 1lHa-.t disc .lel clfdup1s anu oc-
equations v1-rrs a-es and localities u the lives in
sarcd, gIFil. The az lest requisite scope iOE the up
GRAFTON Of the law % avefi- rortalt and the
ampiest g1ariaty O. the insured for the benefits
thereof lu TIC division % prodts, the ANNuAL ap-
portionmen. n Witch having for the past fourteen
years averaged E1lTy Pr CENT OF the premiums
paid.
Policies are issued uD0a all Z plans usual with
Life Insurance Companies and AZ as low rates as -
consistent with q view 70 solvoncy.
Parties desiring agencies in towns where the Com
pauy have none, md those wishing Travelling
Agencies " thin tho New E. ga States viii apply
y h. q. WILSON, f5 state street, Boston, giving
such reference, or lai1rnatioR as 20 age, present
atf pa; business Is vii enable hin 70 form lrd-
nent II regard thereto.
v621S
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C'kliE into the enclosure Of the subscriber on or
\ about the i2th September last. tUo-yesr old
Heller, ack with waite belly. Tho owner #, ro-
Qaestrd - prove property. pay charges and take
her away.
SMITH WRIGHT
So Godr.c. OCT s, 1851 NlTr71
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evs 81 the SEaT.


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.ri.us yy,r. made. o.. ..i,,. ..,ia ami
reception. Many new r,- eiir- E.yiu,
..a. irlia. vas -.ir.- az. ....I i.a-s
DO" o-ran- f'- nu'ieiiuce WIS made
l.-l-.'"r ht i.i- u division 10 tae lh-h
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81. L3JI,. Or lJ.
TIE Da4,--at has "a dispatch from JeiI.r-
500 Di.E cha, the Pacific Railroad De- ruu-
uiu- O.. L-mine Bridge, and troops ate beiu.
rapidly Sent there. ten. FIske leaves no She
morning on au important RECONNAISSANCE.
Gsu. P.easautJn starts Tor the front t0-mlr-
rav. to take command o. iac cavalry.
IL j. believed that At our mounted ioec
moves .asr the train OF Price will p. cap
rured. ]. Prices force, are divided. either
Ilrt c6n easily be De- Gated ;. oyer,ascu
>rn,u's cavalry ara 200 DO. pursuit VI
JEFF. Thompson.