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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-18
HDQBs ARMIES or THEC. sTATEs,|

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In entering upon the campaign about open the Con
ran.C feels assured that the soldiers who have
long and nobly borne ihe hardshps and laheer ofthe
require no exhorstoh to respond TO tie calls OF honor
| and jaty.
With the liberty Transmitted by thei oIedthes they
have inherited the spirit to defend IT,
The choice between AID abisc submission Before
tsem
To shch rropOssi brave men with arms in their
hands have bat answer
They cannot batter manhood peace nor the right of
seEgoyernment IN lie or property.
But justice 70 theta requires sterner aimoaton 70
those who have abandoned the cOmradsssh the hong
peril
la. opportunity is offered them TO wipe out the dis
grace aud escape The punishment Of their crime-
BJ authority ftAe President Of the Confederate States
pardon announced to such desertes and men improp
ery shall return the connaEds 10 which they
belong within the shortest possible lime, exceeding
twenty days from the publicatonOf this order at tie
headquarters of the department in which they may be-
Those who maybe prevented BY Interruption of com
muncatons may report within tie specified 20 tie
nearest enrolling officer on other officer duty, 20
lie forwarded practicable, and upon PIE
,entiug certificate from sGch officer showing comr-
dnGe WIN THIS requirement WIZ leStN tbs pduVh etDy
offered.
Those who have deserted 10 the service OF tie euemy
who deserted after having been pardoneto
the same offence and those hn shall desert absent
them-eyes without authority alter the publication Of his
order are excluded benefits Nor does the oGe
of pardon extend to other than dessoa and sD
seucc without permission.
ny the authority it's also declared that no gan
erl amnesty will again be granted aud those who ee
TO accept the pardon offered hp shan hereafter
desert or absent themselves without leave shall lJF
such punishment the Courts mag impose, aud no apt
cation ior clemency Will he entertained.
Taingnew resolution from the tate which our enemies
intend FOR us let every devote all his ensrgt T. lie
common defence
Our resources wisely and vigorously employed are
ample 0d with brave army sustained by determined
ans united people with Gods assistance can.
not be doubtful.
The advantages Of the enemy will have Tide valve
if We do not permit them to impair resolution. let
Us then oppose constaneyto adversely iortud2 to stg
reriug and courage TO danger with the firm ce-uJnce
that lie who gave freedom to Gathers win bless te ef
forts Of their children 10 preseyeit. n +. LEE
feb I5-6t GenetA.
All newspapers in lie Confederate states are requested
to copy times the above General Order 80. D aud snd
bills with copy OF she paper to tls olce fa7 payment
HEADERS ARMIES OF TUE c. STATESI
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-18
iel4-w4w r.. + GRAVES. ClerS


VIRGINIA, To Wit;-At Rulos held in tie
Clerks OF he County Cuurt of rawhatau county
from the 9th 10 the srh Nay OF February in the yea
1865
Joseph Y. HoLson and Mary F. his wife aud the said
Joseph V. obson a. administrator with the VIII ans
ncxed OF Lucy bullock de, d. Plaiuins
against
William a. Bullock Defendant
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-18

j. 4. BENJAMIN
ja96-esdtd Secretary of State.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-18
r Z LEE General

reyy IL she Confederate State, ar. egIe .icd
G the above General J.ief No. .. and ,elt
.Opy OF the paper 10 this once ,OE pa yLsnt.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT G. s.-A.:l
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oHeinI-C. p. smTn Npjo5 fei~eodiw
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-13
NV YoRE Oct e

lie Times Washington despatch rays an
,--recus impression prevails ~ To the num-
i.- {lnd,,ns grained; only 265s have been
ral.4. Among rhu.e lately lardon, il L
b.. Ea.ker the first rebel Seer, tarv OF
Var. vi Jrdcrcd fire to he opened On For;
.gsfc-
lhe tSlinct declines % recommend par
On for any of the excepted cla-se except
.ie,e coming under the S20.0O0 clause
Prominent members of Congress are earn
s-,iy Fruies,lng against tie mastering out
ni ne Veteran Reserve mos: uf whom have
II Disabled IN the seivIcc. and rrcomm,r.d
mastering out fret thuee anxiou. to l-av,
Ii, -rvio They claim that 1t is due t.
Il. veterans 10 keep them as hong as pos
sible
tie Herald letter from Fiurencr. Italy.
refer. 10 tire Inyst.rinus communication g"-
ius N i-twrcr the Emperor Napoleon and
kmg Victor Emanuel. with view t. tie
recognition oi Italy 10y Austria ami the set
tIement Of the Roman question.
The P,'pe Is strength nIng and recruiting
bus army, and it Is reported that his re-ig-
nation har been determined on. and his sue
. ssur named.
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WE ASK

MAyuFAcrURED OILY BI
RANT & CO..
27S Gresuvich St. New York.
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San Francisco, Oct. 2

Re damage by the earthquake Yesterday
Vii amount 10 considerable. many house.
:, r. eiihs ne" walls and repairing. The City
tall was damaged in front to such an extent
Tat thar portion Of the wall will have to he
'uIlt NJ a LOST Of several tbou.and d,.Ilars
L. I'D merchants exchange hu;ldinr will
''4ume rebuilding No really substantial
''3iid'n. WAS seriously damaged. santa
'u,,'.i tire shock more thin any ,,,b.r
VI II. the State. The motion wa. .nYar-
'H"- '''m east to west. The people are I'm
''' vse most OF their well- which are
- q 'iry az hlled with sand Ten or ,l.v.n
.-'in"' shocks were ielr ,irce tie FIR,
lex Fl To i've o'clock THE morning as well
!. ninlter Of slightcr visitatirns
liz "sses are ,.iinated at $4,000 auL
'"7' rxre,d that amount.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-13
NEw YORK. Oct. 9.

The Herdld's Charleston correspondent
ssys: Civil authority ha- been esiord liz
that city, III. Mayor and Council assuming
ii-ir duties.
The 5. { militia are rapidly organizing
und'-r tie order Of Gov. Perry, sanctioned b,
zen Gilmore,
The State and Congressional elections
which come ii this month excite much m
'erert and the papers are crowded with CARD
OF tie ondidat.-
The H.rdids' letter IRON Brownsvi le Tx
AZ eay- the delay in attacking Matanora- ID,
the R'luhlI ans IL caused 10y the nur.- rival
o. tie agent sent 10 the Uni ed Safes L"
secure material and IL il -aiI that thu agent
ba- met with tie fullest sucr,ss, Tn-re i,
Disagreement among the Literal Chief,
C"rtinas gives much trnntle hy III, iu,,r,-
dent course and disregard OF oidors.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-13
s:O>iOn MARKET.

WEDNESDAY, oct. u.
FLOCR-liish IRA 'es are vei! SARGE aua firm.
AID have NV uol, d a higher p lit than have
ever had occasion L, notice. sales at s. - a. -
Tor Western supe Il s. a : - Tor common ex.
tias 81" Is a Il 81 ior medium do; and Sl2 a 10
So for good and choice, in iudins G-nesee, Canada,
Ohio and Michigan. ST. Louis Flour SIS to Il y
Dbl, iavuri,e brands selling $40 ~ a IL = nbl
Corn ca s. y for good shipping brands.
GKAIN-Corn 81 a a. for lair and good Western
mixed. No Southern yellow corn in msrlet. Oats
Lave ice ia i,ir demand. Northern, Canada and
weste % Y &c v bush White Beans remain
at n for comn"n and good blue pod 81 ~ a.
81 Tor marrow and 81 5 "a for pea, rs I, quail
p. Canada Peas s. RI a ~ y per hush, Is to
quality. shorts 81 "a - Fine Feed $50 a 81 !;
nj Middlin-s at IS a ~ Y ton.
PROVISIONS The marke for Pork is quite firm
at $29 n }. for prime So a IS for mess %
a 70 ;or clear cash Beef is hrm. Eastern and
Western mess and extra ST. a Is 50 y /, as
to quality and family extra So a ~ Dbl Lard
is scarce at 2si a 3e:c p h for good in bbls and
tiercer. Smoked Hans - a &c = b Butter has
not Varied materially durin the week Sale. q,
AZ q l5c for good choice and extra Vermont and
New York and IS a ACC for common and fair
Canada 35 q zoe Y n as to quality. Cheese is firm
at IL a loc for comnOn and prim and Il a 10 for
fact ~ made.
wOOL-There has been quite active demand
for domestic Wool. Sales have been 20 20 " ibs
fe-c, and pulled 61 a s2.c for fleece, up to Sc
for choice extra pulled canada Wool has been in
maid with sales Of 81 " H> Comhipg at 7lc and
5000 b a: rns adva on that piice.
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Died

In NiiWausie, Wis, Wednesday, Oct. 4th, Miss
Helen Stamford, eldest daughter of the late {. r.
Stamford, Of Burlington, aged p YEAR,
In slielburne, Oct 9th. Ellen Holabird, aged 10
years.
In Williston. on Monday, Oct. 9TH, Trastus Grif-
fin, aged soy ears MIR. Griffin has been a resident
OF Whilst n for over half century.
In Essex of dysentery. Willie, youngest son Of
James and Emma !. Frazer, of winooski, aged 2
years. mo-, y d.
In GAINESVILLE, Wisconsin Oct. I.t Roswell Hill,
formerly Of Shelburne, VT aged Is years.
In Essex, Vt, Oct. 10th, 10 I'm Waugh, aged
yeare
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-13

IMPORTANT TO FEMALES. II HE
celebrated DR.. DOW continues to devote his entire
time t. the treatment Of all dseasesincident 70 the
female system. IN experience of twenty-three
yesrs enables MIN to guarantee speedy and perms-
ncnt relief in the Of Suppression and all
othsr Menstrual Derang,m.nss from phaserer oau's.
All letters advice must contain 81. Once. No.
snGico,t street. Boston.
B. Board furnished TO those who wish to
remain under treatment.
Bosom June "A, 1865. t.tax
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CAMBRID.E CATTLE MARKET.

WEDNESDAY Jet IL.
A.market 9iis cattle.
Market Beef-eXtrl Z cwt., sl3 90 q $3.50
First Equality. : = $500
Second quality. s. ~ al %.
T ird quality s ~ a -
Working oxen. per pair, 9j sIUa a IS
Cows and Calves. as. b, 40. 81 IsI
Yearlin E 81 a q.
Two years old s a b.
Three years old. 81. a =
Sheep and Laml, . ~ at mariet. Prices. in lots
= - n 3 -. Extra ard s.I,eii,u,. 40. n
s. DOR ir,' . To c ,r5 b
Hides, $40 nc pei r., CalfSkius nc.
feits, s. IA a 5,es'L,
swine 80 at mari ct Horses 80.
Row 'PKs Not nan, cattle last weet,
theI tie QUA u .rod extra and f-.t
quaiit, eiu= scarce. Tons qu,n'l, the. sid
q4ic. iu a i.h a. last week, for H. hquality
Although n muller o. III ep and Lam
not So lAI=e a. lat u,et they SOLD slow great
con plant made Il at ia. quality MT .ood
eL'uyh. Tie he-t ga ity suid about the
last week. Poor lots rod loser.
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Married..

In Willison, on the 81 inst. ny Vim. Mill n, Fsl
Mr. oscar Pre- It's. OF WillistoD, ard Miss Mary Bes
sey Of Richmond.
In shelburue, Tuesday. Oct. 10th, hy Rev. C. II.
Ri hmon Mr.. = l. lIigbee, of Wisconsin, to Miss
MARTHA L Blinn, OF Shrlhurne.
/ Ia chatham. Y. Y Sept. 1Is,. Isis by the cer-
y man OF that pace, F ". Minley, If Washington.
Mas and Janette Bigwood of Winooski. VT
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NLM YnRK Act Ii

:, oir"intr Ocean Queen. from AspinwalI,
Ia' arnFed. She brings Panama dates to tie
LIST inst
fanar'a has heen highly excited by reports
oi an ANTICIPATED Invasion to release rebel
Prlsuii,rs and r, lzr the President.
The excitement ha- ts.t.d however the
President having put the Prisoners TN board
vrss'l aid s,nt them To their houses in
Tue c'ne. The leaders were shipped off Ia
Jamaica and Santa Marco.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-13
WIN T. l. A sd L A y ID $.
Toni Wanting Farms.

Large and thriving settlement, mild and health
full elm .te ~ miles south of Philadelphia by rail
road. Rich soil, producing largo crops. which can
now he seen growing Ten, tw, nty, and fifty acre
tracts, ut from SIS to <35 per acre. payable within
tories and others Churches, schools. and good so
ciety. II Is now the most improving place East OF
West Hundreds are settling and building The
passed. Letters answered. Papers giving full
information will be sent free. Address CHARLES
h Lands, vineland Post-Ofhce, lands Town
slip, N. J.
From Report Of Scion Robinson. Agricultural
Editor OF the Tribune: at Ia one Of the most ex
tensve fertile tracts in an almost leve position,
and suitable condition for pleasant farming that We
know of this side Of the Western Prairies.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-13
BRA>pRErn'> PILLS.
WHOSE IIuELl U>E, INFER PRoVIpESC
HAS OF F. SANED LIFE,

WHOSE TIIELl U>E, UNUER PROVIDENCE,
HAS OF SsNED LIFE,
These c. letIsi,d Ie Guile Pills ir r' r'w, III
tried r,m !, Hey have h,en u--,i ami t'>t,d
the nit,d state, Tor thirt. years, amt are tei.d
ut,n 70, LunGreds ct th"usaLds OF 'amii's a. al
IN their soe ic.he When -ics. N"car- TX
pense Is spared their preparation m II = or
tainl, true when assert that u" kirgcih have q
medicine safer 1T .ur. than trandi ,ths PHI :.
They produce good effect upn disease y IN st
Immediately they are taken. b. Inc sonderiul
power. perhaps ectri' OF nerv Us nfur nee, the
progress If diseased action i arrested where
watchfulness and pain have been present, the :, :
TEN becum,s queter, and tie patient soon obtains
refres ins sleep.
Tie genuine BRANDRETH PILL BOX has upon
it UNITED STATES GoVtRNMrNT sTANP
with 8. BRANDRETH in White Letters in the
same.
sept. 2sth. d%wim
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-13
NV YnRK. Oct. 9.

IS rs Of 81 l07: $50 let s,rit~ 9Si
:a-Tne 9S3; sos old 1913, sos new 1915
NlN-9s
ti'.F hru. Western superfne s,25 $50
Common tItTa 900 $50. medium 1000 II
~" si and choice St. Louis II so 10,
''fn hrrn- y" .outhern yellow in mar
se'' "''> d westeIn mixed O. 100.
oAt. quiet. Sales of Northern and Cana
ia al % g., western &c.
Rye scarce at Sl.2O.
butter 50 ~ cent?, Tor good and choice.
'he,se IL Is - a. TO quality, each.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-13
News of the week.

By Telegraph.

Mississippi ,lccri,n returns indicate III,
-s-,,;n election Of Gen. Humphreys rs Gov:
en- n 1rrfYry. Snpr. of the. Freedmen :
I'm IN Texas. made speech TO the n, :
W. At Il. nst,n, assuring then, that III. ir
- should he respected, that they could
Iii property. and would be governed nv the
"I. -. as whites. He said the military
MD ccm,el then I" abide BY their CON
,,.c,. anu they should not b. burden to
Government.
Sbre,crort advlces OF the Both say Cotton
:. nil enming in and bringing full prices.
S,i,. for the week were heavier than at any
,,,n, ,incc the revival Of trade
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-13
TO CONSUNIPTIYES,

CuFPERERS with Consumption. Asthma. BrOn-
= chitis or auy diseases Of the Throat or Lungs,
will lie chserfully furnished. without charge, with
the remedy by the use Of which the Rev. Edward
4. wilson. of Williarnsburgh New York. was CON-
plctciy restored to health alter having suffered
.ral YEAR with the dread disease, Consumption
To Ccn-umptiv- sufferers this remedy Is worthy Of
an iminsiiste trial. IL will cost nothing. and may
he the means Of their perfect restoration. Those
desiring the same viii please address Rev. Ed
WARD A. WILSON. i63 south Second Street,
Williamsburg, Kings County, New York.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-13
BpSTuN. Oct IL

o;d' n-hnrsh 81 Mortgage 33s VI. Gen.
tr4i II Mortgage 2j
Flor, hrn-Western suEfrtine 1926 to
so common extra S9.25 tuy % m.,iium
: 30 To III SO GOod and cil ice 81. Louis
Sl2 10 Il.
Com. hrm-WrsIern mixed 81 to .03.
oats, quiet-Norihrrn aud Canadt Ole to
Csc.
Butter SO to i5c.
C''ceec II t. lsc as 10 qlality.
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DURNO'S CELEBRATED CATARR
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rRLINGroN 81 ME, COLLEGE This Insti-
ton is d's'gfe IN imptrI TO young men a sound
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LIFE, GROWTH AND BEAUTY.

Mrs. 8. H. 4allen's WOrld's
Hair RestOrer and Dress
eng tncigOrate, strengthen
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act directly upon the roots
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natural color and 6eautu
returns. Grey hair dis0p-
pears. bald spots are COP
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Ell to the hair. and no fear
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THE Co>rEssroN AND ExpsR,

THE CONFESSION AND expert
r.HCEuP AN INVALID. Published for the heneit
md as a C.u1IoS TO YouSG MES ami others. VIII
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Manhood, &C. supplying at the same time TIE
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.eli after undergoing cnnsidera lie quaekery. ~
.uclosiag postpaid addressed envelope, single
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THE DEAD THAT MIGHT BE l-IV.
DNG.-It is sad to think that tbousaods die annual
Il with the N ,ans Of life and health almost within
srrn's length. Haay weaklius goes down TO the
grave every day whom the timely use Of HOSTEL
TIERS CELEBRATED STOMACH eiTTERS
would have saved. IL is n cancellation, however,
,c know that the glorious Tonic vitaizins Eixir
without single drawback-is preserving the hSes
Of muititudes In cases Of general debiiity &C
pros,ration it is producing effects that are perhaps
more astonishing than an, thing heretofore ooser-
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Feetie, .n,scia,ed, and despsirins patients whose
power Of digestion To oe actually extinguisn
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thrown into the shade by its actual results New
virtues, which they had never thought oil attrihu'
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Oct. .c-iSw2W
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HALIFAX. Oct. 9.

Steamship China arrived tins morning
bringing dates to the 1T INST.
A hunter Of F,nIan prisoners were
brought before tie Police magistrate at Dub
ten. ON Saturday. Government counsel stated
tags large Sums Of M ney had hen receIv, d
me Of the prisoners from Am'rica. and
Aker was intercepted in tina; days mail
Pla.ainirg large draft for one 81 them.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-13
NEW York, Oct. IL,

The Hcroid's Fortress Monroe correspon-
dent says jeff. Davis expresses himself great
iy pleased with his change OF quarters
An extensive lire has been sweeping over
DISMAL Swamp for several days, and it is
probable that thousands of acres will be
burnt over
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-13
INV YORK, Oct. 10.

t"' intun.'s Brownsville correspond, mt.
lung Sept 18th, says: The 25Ih Corps
"s- Jue' Teen reviewed and presented fire
III tarsnoc. Tie mortality has decreased
'h. hit'. and the ~ K liz; l. ,,rwin:. email.
lie iri6une's Matamcrss iet,., OF Sept.
w. says the Guadaiuupc Gdnion rcp.rts
inan OF tive millions ta. necn effect, d
-, me Liberal Minister 10 ~, United State
u ais ss!s aims and other warlIsc mas.
-''I- have been purchased.
u ti'n re true ii, Liberals ,4,n rai-. from
N !" twenty Thousand u.u. which would
~ '"" th"m {" rrgsin all IT,. country north
: nth Re river.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-13
SUPERIOR DRAIN TILE

Made Of the celebrated strong. tenacious clay Of
Woodbridge. N J. burned with intense heat over
the Fire Brick. In fire brickkns, and sold Ut moder
ate prices the clay NusTbe removed from val
liable beds Of the best White Ware. and Fire Brics
clay. Also, double glazed Stone Ware Pipe, with
collars for making watertight pipe TO conduct pure
water free from and poison. Stove Innings and
Fire Brick, &c. &c. Of hest quality. Shipped by
railroad or water direct from Factory, on ship
Channel OF Raritan River, ~ miles from New York
City.
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PATENT OFFICES.

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DANIEL JACKsON's ESTATE.

WIZ THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been APP
w pointed BY the Honorable the Probate Court
FOR the Dstrint Of Chittsnden Commissioners TO re-
eeive, examine and adjust the claims and demands
o. All persons against the estate of Daniel jackson
Hfe OF Hinesbufg, in sad District represented tn.o
vent, md also all claims and demands exhibited IN
onset thereto; and six months from the day OF the
date hereof, being allowed by said Court for that
purpose, We do Therefore hereby give notice, that
we will attend TO the business Of our appointment
at the dwelling ofNrs JACKSON widow OF deceased.
In Hinesburgh. in said district on the ID Wednes-
days Of December and April next, at 10 o'clock
A. N. on each OF said each days.
Dated this i0sh day Of October, A d., 1865
JAMES PALMER, (co,,-,sxtonsrs-
RUFUS PATRICK,
HISAas
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-13
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