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FROM THE ARMY HOsPirAIs-THE
bloody bsttle-held-the mansion Of tbs r1ch snh
lluruhse ,boi. u the pco--from the ornce and the
-zcrsd dssk-r-om the mountain top, dis,snt valleys
and fsr-of islands OF rs o-err--fror1 eyerv noJf
and corner Il be civilized worlds pocing n N,
evidence OF e astonishing effects % DRLEE'
PLANTATION gfTTERS. thousand, upon thou
lands Of letters Ike the following mAyi he sesnts;
our O,cs.
RskDssuHr, Wis, sept 49, 50
have been in the army hosPisn
fur fouhteen nonths-speechless snd .pesrly desn.
A. Alton. ILL.,, they gave me a bottle OF plsnlatlor
Btters. Three lesrestorsd myspss,s
i.PLAUTE.r
SOUTH WARSAW. o., July ., lss7.
One young man, who had been SICK
and not Of the house for two years with ScrofOs
and Erysipela., ster paying the doctors over $50
without benefit. has been cured BY ten bottles OF
your Bi'ters.
The following is from the Eart ge- NJ the Union
Home School for the Children of Voiute---
HAvEhErsR MANSION tIYrr-SsyESTH -
New York, August :, i-h3.
" DR- DRAEs: Your wonderful Plantation Bit
tiers have been given to some Of our little children
suffering from weakness and weak lungs with most
happy effect one little girl, in particular, with
iuc consumption, On whom al medical skill hsd
been exhausted, ha- been entirely restored. We
commenced with but tcaspoonful Of Bitters day.
Her appetite and strength rapidly Increased and
she 10 now veil. .
respectfully. sfFe. .. " DgvOE."
- owe much to you. Tor verify believe
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RRv. u. WAGG0NER, Madrid, ". Y"
" send Us tuen;y-four dozen more Of your Plsnts
ucn Btsers, the popularity of which are daily II
cressins with theigiests OF our house. 90
SYKES, CHADWICK a co.
Proprietors Wizards Hotel, Washington, DC.
have given the Plantation Btters 70
hundreds our disabled soldiers with the most Is
CIV D. ANDREWS,
supr Soldiers Home, Cincinnati, o.
The Plantation Bitters have cured me I
oliver complaint Of which Wa laid up PROSTATE
and hAd 20 sosndon my business.
~. p. kINGSLEY. Cleveland. o."
90 The Plantation Bitter, hrve cured ne
NJ arrangement of the kidneys and urinary organs
thst has distressed me for years. II scts lh.s ?
&C. MOORE. "a Broadv.y. NY. /
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IN. P,cr's.i5r Bitt-rs make the wsss strong the
angdin brilliant ard Gre exhausted natures gres
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say. Rsrk Wintergreeu, sasssfras Roofs, Hsrbs,
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fiNfNNNAIIls N''is a.
Hamilton county gives about 5000 Union
mai'ritv. Esgleston and Hays. lnion' are
elected in lst and n district
Gen. Schonck for Congress in 81 district
mas about 2OOO majority. Uniou majority
in the state is estimated at 10000. Fifteen
or sixteen Union congressman are elected.
NEW YoRk. Oct IL.
Late Richmond papers have the follow
Ing
The Wig expects much from Hood : tate
movement, and describes Gen. Sherman :
position a. that of Burgoyne in the revolu-
ZION. sherman effective force II Atlanta
l. counted at not over 10000
The Savannah Republican charSc- Hood :
army with liccntiousncss and decentralization.
IL is more feared by the inhabitants than
by the Yankees.
A. To the attack ON Wilmington the Au-
gu-ta CoHSfifutiondhN says that place bids
far u put a period to the audacious luck oi
Farragut. a= no more tremendous earthworks
exist on this continent than those that bull
wark the inlets Of Cape Fear
The rebel failures in the Shenandoah val
lev are attributed more to John Barleycorn
than the Yankees, ar drunkenness among re-
bel officers and men had become common.
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CHERO KEE PILLS
sugar Coated.
FEMALE KEut LhTOh,
HEALTH PRESERVEk

fEhI-ri.N IN ~ N-1f r
r. Fo~ r., R,no-.si Of Os'f-u-fio-'. s-d "'
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Of re Mozf.iv Psriadss
They cure or Oh alto those numerous dt-
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They cure Suppressed. Excessive snd Painful
Nenstrustion
The, cure 0rc-n Sickness tChioroii-l.
They cure Nervous and spinsl Anecaooo
n-ins 10 the bsck. and lower parts % the bod
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VI the Heart. LoWneSs of Spirits, Hy'teris, Sic
Headsche. Giddiness, etc, etc. 10 word, BY re-
MOVING the lrreEularity, they remove the cause
and With Il ALL the effects that spring from u.
COMPOSED % simple vegetable extracts, they
contain nothing aelcterious 70 any constitutional
however delicate, their function being 70 sunsututs
rength Tor weakness, which, when properly usei,
he \ never isil 70 do.
Thew may he safely used 81 any age, and ~
any period, EXcgFr DURING THE TIRsr rHRHs
hON1Hs, 81,
An letters seeking information or advice will
De promptly freely aud discreetiy answered.
Full directions accompany each box.
Price 81 per box. or tx boxes for s..
sent ~ mail. free of postage, receipt of price
sold ~ all respectable Druggists.
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SOLE PRoFEIEToRs,
NJ. O. Liberty Street, New York
Ian dGNis
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Lrr NosE DE.PnB.-Col. William Pisrpon'.
Picrpaut Place. be Witt Co, Texas. writes
a. I am 80 years old | have used Mrs. ) \.
Aliens Worlds Hair Restorer. Il has stopped
my hair from falling ont, and, what did not
Expect. the young hsir is coming in. not grsy
hut the originsi color. as when young man.
should have sent YOU these facts before. but
waited to see if it would not turn gray again. 1t
does not: therefore consider il a complete sue
cess
Sold by druggists everywhere. Depot lss
Greenwich ST., New Nork.
Sept. 18th. dsW "
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The 1ua.s Washington dispatch says
ten. Sherman rctort Of the Atlanta cam
uaign H. published. lie estimates the enemy 5
strength o. haye been between 10000 and7n,-
Ouu infantry and artillery .snd 20 ,Hoo cavalry
that be maintained about the same strength
through tine campaign.
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:. far as returns are received up to the
time IF eoiag to press this week, they ind-
cate that Pennsylvania has gone for the In
ion by three TO FIVE thousand majority on the
home vote, with a gain Of three congressman:
that Ohio has gone for the Union with a
gain Of nine or ten congre>smen that lndi
ana has gone Tor the Union. by $4,000 or
20,0oA majority. all the Cougr,s-ioen are
Union but three.
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Richmond papcr> Of saturday and Sunday
have been received During Fndav's battle
every school, NEWSPAPER department. store,
shop, and railroad was suspended and every
nal, person employed therein ordered to the
front
The Examiner condemns the suspension Of
the newspaper The papers all clam a VIC
tory in the attack on Birney.
Almost all Southern iournal'aJtack Davis
Macon speech most bitterly They express
surprise that two-third- of the rebel army
should be absent a. declared to be the fact
in Davis speech. lie returned toRichmond
on Thursday.
Every able bodied ma'r negro was -umina-
rily seized in Richmond on the streets and
in houses. and hurried to the defence Of the
capital.
\ Georgia telegraph Dispatch claims that
orders for conacripting all men and negroes
have been issued for that State and Tennes-
see
The Charleston Mercury says Ten thou--
and Of the Andersonyille prisoners ara now
near Charleston sud sre materially benefited
by the change.
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PHILApELPHIA. Oct |

PHILADELPHIA, Oct II.
Ah.ut - 600 votes were thrown in the
city. gain of over 5000 TO the Republicans
and 1000 to the democrats, Il out Of Is re-
presentstives elected in the city are Republi-
can. IL of the - Congressman probably are
elected bv the Republicans. The soldiers
vote in the State will be three TO one fOr the
Republicans
There j. great rejoicing Over thu election ct
Kelly IN the 18th District. Tie Wa the hret
% advocate in Congress tue armIng OF ne
groe-. lis majority l. S,0m-a gain OF
; coo The Republicans have gained me
l4tb and 10th districts, aud feel confident ut
fh, 2l-t sud 24tn 10y the soldiere' vote The
first two are gained ou the non e vote
The Democratic State Com. has received a
di..afch giving gam rf sra tor tne Dem
ti.s.- .iu somerset Co. -l. l4i .asl ..1,
BIZ. -uu.
Tir Democrats clam m-un-y % ''N"'
On III, home vote Of 'Hf ,ts'-. Nithsnr-
TON sna Indinna eiv- 800 Union -uajo-ity
In the 5th Dist, 4 aye nicnl l. T 'r-
ably reelected by over 100 mi.
The Democrats c.rin i res s.'cl'n 'r q
handsome majority
The Telegraph ha reciai i'sIOic-'' "a. N
Ohio and lnoiana. IN SD" i'rmor t.r i'e-
nublieans have crrlec tr, l,l, 2d. 81. b,
Sth. 9th. 10th. l3ru. l7t.. lstn and l'to
districts. ana probably ,h, 18th and 10Th.
In Indiana the Republican, have csrrlei
from tie 5th to sae llth .i-,rirt-. 49,
rlusiye. Voorhees, L. dri,ate! IA lo6is"a ana
/ Cox IN Ohio.
A private di=pateA rrsm Ohio sa!' -, ,'s
Republicans will ,uFe.. have II oi the ~
eongreseInen.
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To VIE DBUSKARD'-To TIM drunGard or TO
any one addicted 30 the use Of intozieatig lq-
u0rs Stop and consider your latter end
Think. ere you ruin your health, bring your
family Gf you have any TO disgrace ami want
and vUurselfto an uutme.y grave. II your ap-
petite j. 50 strong that You cannot control II Al
frst use Piukertou's Wah1o and Csisays Buffers
While they stimulate, they strengthen, Invgor-
ATE and couuteract tue bad effect, If the liquor
n the system. and by the use 81 few bottle,
Won vii become free from the accursed habits
have healthy system. coutenlei mind. full
pocket and a happy heart These Bi,ierc are
for sale by sll druggists.
Jacob Puaertou, Manufacturer, II sud is
James st, Syracuse y y.
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wAsHixeroN, Oct. II

The vote Of the Ohio and Pennsylvania
soldiers here to day was very light. The
votes, however, were three-fourths ior the
Union ticket.
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARkET.

WEDNESDAY, Oct y.
At market 1910 Cattle, about 1910 Beeves and
slo store.. consisting Of workn: oxen, Cows, one.
two and three years old.
Market Beef-eXtra Y cwt., SO o. slS 'o-
First quality. sl2 N n si2 80.
Second quality, 50 ~ n sioco.
Third quality, s. % 1850.
Working Oxen. SO n 100 a so per pair
Cow. and Calves, as, 40, 81 n s.
Yesrlings, si4 q u.
Two year. old, SIS a s..
Three years old SO n 20.
Sheen and Lambs, 400 At market Prices, in lots
a %. 900 n 80. Extra and selections s. o. .
r55o. Old Sheep, none
Spring Lambs none
Hides, II! q i.o per 70. Pelts. a N a 30 eseh'
Calfskins 2s n SOC.
Tsllou, "a q l4c v n.
REMARKS.
There was about the same number Of cattle ihAi
tb,r. uas last week rather more Of them large lat
o,sn Prices for the best about the same a. last
week with quick salss. Poor quality and snall cat-
tie all duii and some lower. sheep we're not quite
a. nlenty as last week but sales sers quicker at the
same prices The yards were al empty ~ 10
o'clock. Old sheep sold from six to seven cent?
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10, 200 EniOB Majority i'm
OhiS.
Fourteen Union Congress-
men Om Of .1iRefeen.
GAIN OF NINE MEMBERS OF CON
GRESS IN OHIO.

NV FOHE. Tct. Il
\ sleciai dispatch to the Tribune states that
Cox. in Ohio. has been defeated by 600 on
the home vote. and that Coliax, Of Indiana.
has bren reelected by over .o00 majority.
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Z, ] d

lp .ur,inz,oa. oetobsf 18th. SEQ re H, 'o-
john sodChioea IL 4. s-oi Is year
Funeral ~ the house chsmp!ain 'reet, n
THURSDAY next ~ o'clock ? "
iu oiiiton. Oct. sth Sire. Charlotte Hall widow
~ ,f- late Alrheu. HAIL. a-ei . years
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G. X. PLACES ESTATE.
LEWIS MARsHALL,s ESTATE.

LEWIS MARsHALL's ESTATE
WE she subscribers having been appointed ty
w ths Honorable the Probate Court FOR the
District Of Chitteuden, Commissioners % receive,
examine and adjust ne claims and demands Of
all persons sgzinst .he eststs Of Lewis Marshall.
late OF Williston, IN said District deceased, re-
presented insolvent and also al claims and de-
nsads exhibited in of-et thereto, s1c III months
from the day Of date hereof, being allowed BY said
Court for that purpose, 90 therefore hereby
give notice that we vii attend 70 the business %
our appointment, 81 the dwelling Of hsrish Mar
shall, in Willston, IN said District, the third
TUESDAYS OF October and March next, at 10 O'Clock,
A. n, on each % aid days.
Datsd this nth day Of September. A. d. 1854.
ROSWELL B. PAY, lco,,r,ts.io,e-,
HIRAM MURRAY.
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~ the reports received from Indiana sho"
a large MON gam over looo. Probably
Morton viii have 20 900 majority. and there
will probably h, gain OF tSo Union Con
gr,ssmen.
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DAVID MACoMpER.s EsrArE.

STATE OF VERMONT. lU,HB Honorable the
District Of Chittenden, ~ i Probate Court for
the District Of Chittsnden.
To all persons interested In the EstAte Of David
hseomber, late Of Westiord. In said District, de-
ceased,
GREETING.
wHEna.s, said Court hath assigned the 18th day
Of October next for the settlement Of the admin
stration sccount Of the administrator OF the estate
Of said deceased. and ordered that public notice
thereof be given TO all persons Interested In said
tate, by publishing this order three weeks
fveiy previous 20 the day assigned IN the Burling
ton Free Presya newspaper printed In Burlington
In ssid District
Therefore, you are hereby notified 70 appear at
the Probste Court rooms In Burlington, on the day
ssdgned then and there 10 contest the allowances Of
said account II you cscss.
Given under ny hand, this LIST day Of o-tober.
A D. 1884.
TIE. wALEs JudEs.
ulev3
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RHEUMATIC LHNEmENT.
rhestention Of the pu5iic Is called to this most
excellent Of al Liniments, as perfect ana speedy
for all thciachessaud pains that Hssh Is heir To-
RHECSIATIsM
L caased bv rtaznation Of the huds. arising from
checked per.piratlon-is cured BY few BEETLES os
Kennety'- Rheumatic Liniment.
sPRAINS
Are caused by an ovsr-sxtension and a sudden re-
action o. the muscles-is cured by few bottles Of
hennefy's lheumAtic Llnimeus-equaliy good Tor
NEURALGIA,
The king OF al pain, Is caused BY an Inflammation OF
the nerves. Instantly cured BY rev appncatlons
ofKennedy's Rheumatic Llniment-
PLEURIsY
l. sufnfamstion'Of the lining Of the ribs-s ourei
by sfer bottles Of Rennedy's Rheumatic Liniment-
BRUISES
Are by sudden pressure q, the flesh ant
smashing OF the tissues Instantly relieved BY
Keunedy's Rheumatic Linlmcnt-
CRANIP
Il contraction Of the muscles, caused BY sudden
stoppagp OF the nervous uul4, which prevents AMI
nai life h.ying fresn0w-ls cured By a few appii-
cations ~ hennety'sE heumatlc Liniment.
BILIOUS collie
-esused by a neural ga in the stomach and bowels
take a teaspcouful u keunety's Rheumatic Llnt
noent in warm water every halfhour until cured.
sOoTHART AND HOARSENEss.
Are caused by an unnatural dryness OF the glands
ueta piece of flannel with kennedy'5 Rheumatic
Liniment apply il going 70 bed and you viii be
well IN the morning.
HEADACHE AND THROBBlNG OF
THE TEMPLES.
L esased hys pressure from insensole perspration
i cured 6y = few applications o. kennedy's Rheu-
ATTIC Lluiment-
WEAKNESS OF THE BACK
Follow the direction In the circular around each
bottle.
FOR ANULCERATEDs SORE THROAT
You viii take one teaspoonful Of the Eminent and
four teaspO0urls OF water. Garzle the throat twice
dav. In a few DAYS Il viii be well. This one
teszpoonfal sill be worth a dollar to you.
FOR BRONCHITIS.
AndIall inflammation OF the throat, tOnsils and psi
ate With a try hacking cough, you will dilute tho
Eminent with four or i've times its bulk OF " seer
Kargle the hroat,d swall0w he moisture. T Ais
Ssrsr fltls
II il good for TOOrHACHE, EARACHEE SwELLED
PaCg and INFLAMArfoN Of every kind. Every fam
lyshould have sfall supply for the winter.
Manufactured BY DONALD KENNEDY, Roxoury
So. Price 50 cents
April 22nt dANl-ly
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. ARTIFICIAL LIMBS.
! ARMS and LEGS.
\ PaIner'S Patents.
= American ArnicraI Limb Company

The American ArtIiicIsl Limb Company
Tsnow prepared o furnish the celebrated Palm
| sr Artideisl Leg also the Lincoln Arm"
.hich has received the special approval Of dovern-
rneut FOR soldiers. The Palmer Leg Is too wide
" known 70 require special mention. Soldiers arc
entttlei % 4 Palmer Lex" or a " Lincoln Arm"
tftto-t cAsTgs. By appy lnE % this ONCE Or 70 p,
A N,Lnren ficiical Director, No Bulnnch
.trs.t they will receive the order. The Lincoln
Arm Z received with great favor hy al who wear it.
and orders are received from all parts Of the Union
a singular fact 10 connection with the immense
military demand which has been produced BY Tire
present var. will satisfy al VINO require limbs Of
The value Of these inventions. According % the
statifi-1l report Of the Medical Director for Boston
aud vicinity Of limbs supplied % soldiers oy Tow
eminent,
ALL But Two cAsss have BEES FuRSIsHEo BIZ
PALMER & co.
More convincing proof the practical value Of the
limbs referred q cannot be presented.
The palmer ARTIFICIAL LIE" Is the hghteS,
most durable most comfortable % the Wearer, and
more natural In its appearance, than any thing OF
the sind ever constructed ~ human skill
over Ftrs Taousaud u the Palmer Artificial Legs
are nov In use orders frequently received
from Europe, India. West India Islands and South
America ,
Paiueris appliances for Shortened Limbs have so-
ouired world-wide celebrity. fHdtuifuaLs uAo h1ts
roi ulsa fo- tsir;y yeas AGue 5seR e'"Ptsts'g re-
stored. -. 4.
ali applicants. Address -
.CSre American Artificial Limb Company
u Green Street, Boston
ui3ms
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Born.

IN Burlington. Oct 10Th 70 Nr. Z. A. Fuller. a
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NEW ioRS, Oct. L.
Gold i- quoted 80 202i

PnusuELr.u.. Oct u, 3 80 4. NJ.
The vote IN this state is 80 close shat
prolably the soldiers vote will d. necessary
TO decidc the result.
Forncv's Press claims "a Union majority
Of 10000. winch the soldiers vote will IN
crease L. p. 600. 1t thinks there will b.
Union gain m VI. g.. aud Of the Legislature.
The 10, claims q Democratic majority on
the home vote Of 10000 70 l2.hnn-
In philadelphia the Unionist gam more
than 5000 on the last Congressional Vote
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TIGHTNESS OF THE CHEST-WE
,neese slight thin, sharp, ich5rou. matter -omes
IRON our nose We hsye heaYness Of the heed, great
oppression q the chest some tightnes', and little
tenderness ia the reriea of the lungs Now, atten-
zion rrst re given 60 ;hi. state Of ncts, or uaAms-
tiou % .h- lrng- ~ congestion may take place. and
death he with US before We G-s aware
RRANpRETH'S PILLS.
say two or SIX. according 70 age, SCI and eonsttu
tion. must be taken. They must p-irse very freely,
d-ius warm drink, wAilv the fever lasts, and 50
diet eat plenty q good Indian meal cruel or chick
en- BROTH With plenty Or rice mis- BY this treat
msnt on the second or third dsy the disease -ii be
cured. This complaint is going The rounds, snd vii
be fIll-,i BE- tysert-ry snd tisrrhGs, but they
riII be cured by the same process. TIE ~'se I'LL
have Brsndreth's Pills where they can be easily
laid hold one snd hy taking them by she directioos'
.afsty .at health will follow SOLD By al respee
shls iea. e-. in medicines
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Married.

At the Richmond Bofel in Riehmond ny tne ne p.
Mr. Williams, the 'th inst Mr. John . mn A"'
Ms. JuliA Wentworth. 10th q starksboro.
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ISAAC GooDwIN,s ESTATE.

ISAAC GOODWINfS ESTATE.
STATE or VERMONT, (THB Honorable ,h.
District Of Chittendeu, %. l. Probate Court, for
the District Of Chittenden.
To the heirs and all persons interes.-A In the
tAls of Lease Goodwin, late Of Milton. in sad Dis
triet deceased.
GRxErKs.
wHsHHAs, application hath beeo made 10 this
Court In writing, BY the Administrator OF said e.
tate praying for license and authority 10 sail the
real eststs OF said deceased, for the payment a
debts. and charges Of administration, and setting
forth therein the amount Of debts due from the aid
deseased the charges OF administration the amount
OF personal sstate, and the situation OF the real
tate.
WHkRxurox, the said Court appointed and a.
dgned the 2ith day Of October, A. ID. 1854, 81 the
Probate Court rooms, In said District 20 hear and
decide upon said application, and petition, and
dered public notice thereof 70 be given q all PSF
sons interested therein, by publishing said order
together With the time and place Of hearing three
weeks excessively In the Burlington Free Pres,
Newspaper which eiroulstes In the neighborhoOd %
those persons interested In said estate all which
publications shall be previous to the day assigned
lor hearing.
TETEsToRs, You are hereby notified 70 appear
before aid Court, at the time and place assigned,
then and there in said Court, 70 give bonds, s. the
lGv directs for the payment Of the debts, and
charges Of administration, and make your objec-
lions 20 the granting such license II you cause.
Given under my hand, a. the Probate Court
rooms this 3Oth day Of September, A. D. 1865.
7. z. WALES, Judge.
rls-s
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EEFRRENCEs

WAsHrS6F0s, d. c., April 10. 1854
We take pleasure in saying that C. G. Bruce, Esq,
has complied With the set Of Congress authorizing
-s-faiz psrsons TO set Army and Navy Agents for
the COLLECTION Of claims against the Government
and 70 recommend him 20 all persons that have
claims they wish collected promptly.
United Sfa;sr Ssnafors-Bt niaInin T. Wade, John
Sherman.
s.r5srI Of Co-g-,-.-E. R. Eekley, Yn. John
.tOn, Vim. D. Allison.
June /. WlVr
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REELECTION or COLF1X. cox
y TOORREES Defeated.
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News of the Week.
Telegraph.
TIE ELECTIONS.


r----------
TIE ELECTIONS.
GREAT UNION VICTO-
RIES.
Pennsylvania, Indiana y
Ohio all for the Union.
Pennsylvania GnioIi by t5,s
600 10 10000 majority.
A GAIN OF FOURUNION CONGRESS
MES.
NET Union GAIN OF eOOoIN PhIbS-
DELPHIA.
INDIANA HEAV ILY FOR THE I
UNION.
ELECTION OF GOV. MORTON BY 2ooo0 /
MAJORITY.
REELECTION or COLF.fX, cox
y TOORHEES Defeated.
10, zoo Union Majority i'm
Ohio.
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against our cavalry Mt Bridgewatcr and
Waynesboro IN the 81. gaining -oipe littlr
advantage, but a counter riisise drove I. en-
back immediately. They ais, attack,-i our
pIckeis T'ar Meant Crawford. bat were
promptly Iepli-cd. Powe.'r ,avAlry dIyis-
Ion were sent T. occupy the Luray Nall,y to
anticipate rebel Hank movement.
The Richmond Enquirer ol the tyh states
that karly's ADVANCE Is osyond Mount Craw-
ford and says the fankets are in strong cav
airy force at Raphannoek Station, rebuilding
the railroad bridge, and it is intimated tilat
Sheridan intends taking Girdcns,iiie ~
dsudenly Withdrawing from Barly's front.
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GREAT UNION VICTO-
RIES.
Pennsylvania, Indian" "
Ohio all for The Union.
Pennsylvania GnioIi bs t5.s
600 10 10000 majority.

GAIN OF FoURUNIoN CONGRESS
MES.