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NV NuBK, Nav y

steamer America brings savannah dates Of
the Goth The Savannah Herald has adyices
from Augusta The ountry between there
and Savannah is filed with rebel parulcd
soldiers returning home
Nearly all the planters have put in large
amounts Of seed. mostly rye. coru and yeee-
tables some have planted cotton, th, first IN
four year
But few slaves had skedaddlo, Much
grief ami excitement wac occurred IN Au-
cusia by the announcement that Davis was
captured
4 wagon containing S243,OOO IN specie,
belonging 10 the government. was found m
a by-way and turned over 70 Gcn. Mouli-
neaUx.
Gen. Wilson. in a letter to ;hc rebel GOV.
Brown, OF Ga, who bad complained Oi the
collapse of the currency, and great destltutlon
OF provisions among the people. says Ire
Is Instructed by the President 70
say to him that they are caused 10y treason
insurrectlon and rebellion against the laws
of the United States iDcitcd ana carried on
for the last Jour year, by yuu and your c,n-
ioderatc traitors aud rebels VINO alone are
re- responsible for the want and destitutcn
now existing ~ that state, and
what yuu call the result which
fortunes OF war have imposed upon the peo
ple Of Georgia and all the los, and we tney
have suffered are charged upon you.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-26
nAvIn RAILS ESTATE.

4tAs Of az Cbit,enGen g. eerned in The estate
Of David Bail, late OF Charlotte, in said District
deceased 60,
Alta Probate Court holden a. Burlington, WITHIN
and FOR the District Of Chitts-ten, on the lsth Gay
of Nav, A. u. 1855, an Instrument. puIp1r,lng %
- a. isst VIII and Testament OF David Bar, late
~ f7bs-iot.e in aid District deceased, IVES PIE
sented 10 nc Court aforesaid for Probate -
And il Is ordered by said Court that the stn Gay
~ lime A n Iss5. At the Probate Court Rooms IN
"a prrlnrton be assigned for proving said IN
.trurnent and that notice thereof 10 gwen 70 81
persons concerned, By publishing Thu. order tnree
,syynsner printed at said Burlington, previous 70
Tberefore' you arc hereby notified 70 appear oe,
f-s sai5 Cont al the time and place Aforesaid and
,S-, ne rrohate III aid will, q you have cause
Given under ny hand at Burlington IN said DIS
''i ,-,,S t.is '''H T. E. WALES, Judge.
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NV YoRk, Nav 20.
Gold sold this morning at 1919.


NV YoEK, May %.
The steamer Evening Star, from New Or
leans MAY Il, has arrived. News anticipated.
The Iapers contain some Mexican news
When Col. Towishicky went out to attack
the Liberals at Nava, the greater part OF his
cavalry deserted him, and when ordered 10
charge they fired upon his infantry. lie
commenced retrcating, but was ambushed
himself and killed. The remainder OF his
troops surrendered Immediately. The Lib
cral- had marched within eight miles Of Pie
Grsis Negras.
Maximian native truoI- cannot hc
trusted
A letter from Rio Grande City says, new
revolution i breaking out on the frontier
Both the Cortinas have Joined their forces
with Leon. at Camargn, and are expected 10
attack MatamOras.
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,,vIn c.swELL's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, To all parsons concern =,
District Of Chittenden. $. ed IN the
David Cssvell, late Of Hinesoursn ID 'Aiu
deceased Gprrrrse.
A. Probate Court holden at Burlington. within
"a or the District Of Chittenden, on the lItn oAy
- Ma d. Is65, an Instrument, purportinS 70 ee
~ ~ -, IN and testament OF David Caswell late
~ Hinesburgh in said District, deceased was pre-
ssnted 10 the Court aforesaid. for Probate ana Ana ~
= 5s,cd nv aid Court that the 9th day OF June A
~ 80 :, ne Probate Cour. Rooms In said Bur
ii,I,on. he assigned for proving said Instrument
and that notice thereof be given TO All pers9ns con-
celISi - ne burlington Free Press, newspaper
5Tinted At aid Burlington. previous TO the ums
appointed, A...h,, ro,is.d 70 sppear
, triH,S Cor-, a. the time and plsce AFORESAID,
and O contest the probate Of said will, you have
cause. =, =. Al. p-oh.,s Court
IN, %, ~ tbis I7th dsy Of May A. D. 1865.
rooms s s'ii' ~" ny r. E. WALES, Judge
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-26
WOODS
Patent Drilling .UGchinc,
UyDRAULIC SAND PTMP.

II
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the superiority Of this machine over al others for
the purpose of sinking OIL Wells. the undersigned
Is now prepared to receive orders for the ssrac.
This machine comprises everything requisite for
the boring Of oil wells excepting the STEAM En-
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dispens,s with the use of the Derrick Rope, Bull
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now in use and - arranged, being constructed on
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Tor the purpose a sinking wells IN different locali-
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THE pErRlTUS Is removed rom the well by GA
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not only removes an the dctritus in from p O. In
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WITH THIS MACHINE and a practical engineer.
a well can be sunk from ilo O. tao feet within
period offrom l7 20 '' lay. after tho soil pipe has
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Arrangements are being mAic .HI the c1nstruc
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-26

New York reporter, giving an account Of
very select and recherche dinner party given in
Fifth Avenue, recently, does it up in poetry,
and closes his account with the following feeling
stanZa:
" But strange to say whste'er did pass,
Was it soup, fish, tarts or filters.
Between each course they qusfed a glass
Of. NJ. o. K. Bitters.
Pinkerton's Wahoo and Calisayh Bitters are
the best appetiIing agents in the world. Try them,
dyspeptics. and you will be convinced. w47w2
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-26

Tie Heruid's Washington correspondent
says, Facts have recently been developed
Witch faster the responsibility tor the in
human treatmen: OF national soldiers in
Southern prisons directly on JEFF. Davis and
the members Of bis government, and that the
system Of slow starvation was decided upon
ia Cabinet meeting in Richmond, the d.
clared design being 10 weaken the Union ar
mics by rendering these unfortunate men
forever unfit for service after being exchan-
ged.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-26


The Times Washington despatch says
all efforts for the removal Of Gen. Banks
have been truitless.
The Tribune's despatch says 1enerai
Sheridan has been appointed to an
important command IN the west, and uen'
Merritt has been made full Maj. General
70 date from April 9th.
IL is understood that Pres. Johnson
proclamation will withdraw the uncondltion-
Al amnesty proHered by Mr.. Lincoln ana
substitute an offer of amnesty in certain
specified terms below the frank OF brig
Gen Rebels in the civil service at bone
and abroad will be exempteI from the annes-
".
The Herold's despatch says Gov. Brown
If Ga. has been placed in Old Capitol nris-
on. and will be used as witness IN the
trial OF JEFF DAVIS.
Secretary Stanton is said TO differ very de-
cIdcdly from the President and some OF BILE
colleague on the reconstruction question
The question Of negro suffrage IL the great
stumbliug-block in the way Ui harmony
There l. reason to believe that the President
wants the sentiment of Congress on the iues-
ton. before taking the responsibility oil e1-
Tending suffrage 10 colored citizens.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-26
cLEANSETHE BLOOD.

WITH corrupt disordered or vitisted Blood. YOU
are sick all over !, may burst out in Pimples, or
Sores. or IN some active disease, or it may merely
keep you listlcss depressed and god for nothing.
But ,ou cannot have -o,d health while your blood
Is Impure. AYFR's SsR>AFAEiLLA purges out these
impuIities and stimulate, She organs Of life into
vigorous action. restoring tho health and expollin
disease Hence It rapidly cures a variety Of com
plants which arc caused by impurity Of the blood,
such a. s-ofu'a KING E,1i THos ,r,s-', Sors'.
ErurtioHs Prmrls' Rio'e1e', 5oii', 81. 1-tso-y''
FIRE Ross or EruupsIas Tsffsr or S1h Rheul, Sesis
geqs RING Uorru capcsr o. C1nccrous TirTorr. Sore
Eye. Female Dssasss syoh n Rsfsafion, irrsguiari
~ SsrB-sssioa Thi's' Sfsrih'y also Sypliii' Ts
ur,1l D,sa,ss LIRE Complaint, azi H,ar, Dssa',,.
Try Ayers SARsArARrrLA, and zee for yourself the
surprising activity With which 1t oeanses the blood
AMI cures these disorders.
During late years the public have been misled by
large bottles. pretending to give quart Of Extract
Of Sarsaparilla Tor one dollar. Most Of these have
been frauds upon the sick for they not only contain
little II any, Sarssparilla, but often no curative
properties whatever. Hence, bitter disappoint-
mont has followed the use Of the various extracts Of
sarsapaTils which flood the market, until the name
itself has become Synonymous with imposition and
cheat still IRE cali this compound "Sarssparilla,'
znd intend to supply sreh remedy as shall rescrs
the name from orlcquy which rests upon it. We
thins ve have ground f,r believing it has virtues
which are irresistible by the ordinary Of the
isea es Il 81. intended t. cure. We only assure
the sck that We ocr them the best Alternative whiel
we knoS how 10 produce, and ve have reason 10 be
ieve % 3 rs a. tn most eiectEal purifier u th'
blood ye; discovered BY any body.
AYys's OlEzEY PEcToRAI,is so universally znoV,
70 surrass every other remedy fo- the euro O.
Coughs Coins irfrs-1q. Bea-seHss' Group. RraH
~tfi.. f-eipi,uf Consumption. and f,r tho relief {
Cor.unptive Patient. IN adTacoed stages Of the dis
rae, and th,t It IS uzelsss here N recount the ~
denoe II its virtues. Tie world Knows them.
;6vlms
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sILAs BEyHAM's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. To All persoh, oo nc 81
Ia Bspba late ofJericho in said DISTRICT decessel'
Na Probate Court holden II Burlingto n Tithln
80 fo- ~. District Of Chittenden, on the llth Gay
- w,y A ID 1855 an Instrument, purportlns % -
,ts last viii and Testament Of silas benhsm, AZ
"a Iercbo in said District, deceased was presented
~ tbe Court aforesaid, FOR Probate. .,-.,- -.
- I, - ordered by said Court that the ,th day
~ 1,inc A. u. SIS. at the Probate Court Rooms IN
.t Burlington be assigned for proving sad Instte
- ,,1rerref by publishing this order three
-cers .gecessively in the Burlington Free fress'
,-sn,,,er printed at said Burlington, previous %
~ Tor-sf ,0,, are hereby notified 70 appear BE-
ma Court. At the time and place aforesaid ane
,est the probate of said will, You have cause use
Given under ,t my a ~ Ma, ~ a. D. lsss
ui-,, Sls ID III T E WALES, Judge.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-26
WAsHINGroN, Nav Is

The weather is very hot here to-day.
The courtroom has been crowded this
morning with privileged spectators, anxious
t. witness the course Of the trial OF the con-
sTirators.
It Is known here, positively, that Maxim
Ian mas been 10 correspondence with Gen.
nirhy Smith, Of Texas. and 10 !, thought not
impossible that something may come of 1t.
NTH recently. gen. Grant has thought
Kirby Smith would surrender bur 1t l. gen
orally believed now, that he viii wait to he
whipped.
The great review will take place in the
sueets OF Washington there being no place
outside
Il j. expected that evidence viii be brought
in THE afternoon, duplicating Payne in the
a ttack un the Stewards
sherman, troops are moving INTO camp
across the Potomac
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-26
NEW ORLEANS. May Is. :
via Cairo. Nav % 4

Ii was reported yesterday that Kirby
Smith was killed by Mai. Mackay during
some difficulty growing out OF cotton specu-
lations
Rebel soldiers confirm the report
The only gap IN the telegraph between
this city and New York. j, between Opc-
lousas and Montgomery, and will he finished
in a few days
The .st1amor Flung Shucy reports on tie
llth INST. passed bark ashore on the Flor.
ida reefs. between Carvs tp~t and Key Light.
\ large sidewhed steamer with machinery
much damaged. supposed 20 be the Guiding
Star, was also seen near the same spot.
ten. Heron has occupied Clinton and
Ayska and is building telegraph line to
Clinton
The people OF Eastern Louisiana arc over
loved at the termination of the war, and the
utmost good feeling prevails.
The railroad between Bayou sara and
Woodyillc is being rebuilt.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-26
MEMPHIS. NAV 10.


The influx Of paroled rebel troops into
Memphis caused great excitement among the
negroes and they got mp plot to arsasSlnate
every rebel soldier IN Memphis IN re'enge Tor
the Fort Pillow Massacre. The plot was
discovered last light, and white troops were
nut on guard To watch the movements OF the
negroes.
AT given hour the negroes attempted TO
come out of the tort TO carry out their pur-
nose, when they were ordered back again by
white troops. The negroes refused TO obey
the order when a fight forthwith ensued.-
After sharp conflict IN which 20 negroes
were killed and wounded. they were drI'cn
hack m confusion into the Fort
y strong guard Is now kept oser them
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-26

CAPTURE OF ANOTHER REBEL GOVERNOR
4 despatch from Nashville reports the cap
tire OF l,hsm G. Harris, the fugitive - cail'd
sl,Inur.,.i Tennessee. for VINO @ antreh'r-
.la tHs SAFE government recently offered q
7,w#ld Of - 900. Where he Wa ioani !, u"t
stated The despatch adds
II il certain that some state archives were
captured and the state bonds. with 5000
600 in sl-cie. belonging to the state TREAS
urcr.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-26
LEWIS MARsHALL's ESTATE.

STATE or VERMONT. }fTHE Honoranle me
District Of Chittsedsn, s.. j Probate Court for
the District Of Chittendo1.
To ali persons interested IN rs estate o. Legis
Marshall, late of Williston, IN sala DS'flo'' ue
ceased. .r
Whereas. said Court hath assigned the IN day Of
June next for the settlement OF the
deceased and ordered that public notice thereol
be given to all persons interested in aid e'tSte, y
publishing this order three weeks successlveIy pLe
vious 70 the day assigned, In the Burlington free
Press printed in Burlington, in said District
Therefore you are hereby notified 70 appear ~
the Probate Court Rooms, in Burlington on t-le
day signed then anG there 70 contest the allow
ance OF aid account, If yon Sc. cause
Given under my hand, this 18th day o. nsy'
a go " ~ TIE. WALES, Judge.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-26

uLuAN, 1i-4 & VI.
No signs Of the steamship China. a thick
fuC with rain prevails
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-26
NEW YORK, May Is.
Gold sold tins afternoon 1904.
WAsRISeroS, May 10.

WASHINGTON, May 10.
a-Gov. swan of y. &, W. W Holden.
editor of the Raleigh y. c. Standard, and
other prominent citizens of the State, will
arrive here early next week, in obedience to
a request Of the President
The evidence for the prosecution In the
conspiracy trial will probably close this
week. 1t is expected that the evidence IN
Paynes case will he given this ?. NJ
4 delegation of Methodist clergyman has
visited Bishop Simpson who made an ad-
dress.
Gems. Meade, Sheridan, Custer, Merritt.
Grant, Blair. Howard and others. are here
to-day, and give quite military AIR to the
city.
4 series Of treason trials, 1t Is expected
will soon begin in Washington. The per
SONS to be tried will include some very pro-
mlnent Southern leaders in the rebellion.
A fine new line Of steamers has been
opened between Baltimore and Richmond
Thi- will Accommodate northern visitors 70
Richmond.
Heyneman, the man who vowed to walk
from Boston to Washington, lz expected to
rive today. lie left Baltimore Yesterday
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-26
NOTICE.
wool TWIN
Manufactured by
no SIS ~ II IL II X T. T. ,
LIBERTY SQUARE,
BOSTON MASS.

WANTED.
A GENTS 70 sell the best Steel Engraving OF
n IBRAH1M LINCOLN, PRESIDENT JOHN
SOW and all the distinguished 6eneralS,-also
Maps Charts &c. Address B. B. RUSSELL & co
removed TO IS Cornhill, Boston.
May. d&W't
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TO PURCHASERS OF ORGANS, MELo-
DEONs. OR HARMONIOUS.

livery one having any thought Of purchasing
Il an instrument OF this class now or at any fu-
fnre time should send for one Of Mason & Hamlin's
Cabinet organ Circulars, which will be sent TO any
address entirely free OF expense. This circular
contains much information which viii be useful TO
.yery purchaser Of such an instrument. such a.
articles on ssIIow IN Judge Of \ Musical Instru-
ment 'History Of tho Organ" History OF Reed
Instrumentsr &c. &c. Address
MASON BROTHERS, $50 Broadway, N
Or MASON 4 HANLIS, IA Washington -
Maya DAWN
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-26
\Ew YoRK Nav 10.

The H.rald's letter from Raleigh says
A large meeting of North Carolinians was
held there on the 18th Tor the restoration Of
the civil government.
s.. A numter of prominent citizens made
sp-scae1 ali rcsolu,i~us vcrc edopol 81
pressing gratihcauo1 a: Inc ioTafaN c. ~
rebellion. satisfaction at the termination 81
slavery and acquiescence in Pres. Johusons
announcement that treason must be pun
ishcd.
At night the city was illuminated
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-26
,,ypoYCPALMER,s ESTATE.

WE. THE SUBSCRIBERS. having been sp.
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate oour'
os,vs Examine and adjust the claims and demands
Of All persons against the estate ofMyron CPalmeI
l.teof Hnesburgh in said District insoi
-, tbereto and SIX months from the day OF the
date hereof. being allowed by said Court for thst
purpose, We do therefore hereby give notice, INA,
~ - LII .,,snd 10 the business Of appointment
~ ,bs dwelling Of Widow ". c. Palmer. in Hines
burch. in said District, on the fourth wednesday,
~ Juns and October next, at 10 O'CLOCK. A. h- on
n.,ss this 18Th d.y of April A. D., 1885.
ELMER BsEcHER }Comm,,rou.r..
J. z. MILES.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-26

W.. kvABE 4 Co.'S PI.Sos-Dne Of the
most complete successes that II has ever been our
pleasure Ia record, in that bushes Of grelt aud
energetic competition, the Piano Forte trade, has
been accomplished by Messrs. J. b tlsr d Co. Of
View York aud Chicago, the representatives of
the " Kusbe Piano 10 those cities. The great
popularity and increasing demand for those IN
,'rnmcuts mas compelled the Me~srs. Bauer 10
remove then Establishments IN each Of the cities
named. o. trore extensive and cOmmOiiOus prem
'ses. u NeN York they have leased the large
hyc-srory marble building No. 650 Broadway.
one Of tic m.-t elegant buildings on that great
Il orUug hfar,, and in Chicago they have secured
the most beautiful location for that business IN
the CITY, a suite Of extensive rooms connected
with the ina -uidccni Opera House Just completed
Each Of these places will be decorated and fur
nished in a style of regal splendor that will sur
pass any rooms used for Ike purposes in this
country or Europe. The secret Of this great
success Is alone due 20 the brilliant aud superior
QUALITIES Of the hnabe Piano. For harmony,
sweetness Of tone, great power, and a thorough
equalization throughout the entire scale, a. well
as their plant touch, they are universally
pronounced by the press and the musical profess
ion, ss being unsurpassed by the instruments Of
any uih her maker. One Of the most prominent
qualities Of the knabe Piano, and one which Is
generally overlooked by the purchaser, Is the
superior workmanship that characterizes them,
and It is conceded that they viii retain their tone
and the general usages Of wear, far beyond those
Of any other tirst-cass maker In fact the 1iessrs
Bauer guaranty the Knabe Piano in regard to
the qualities We have mentioned, for period Of
Of ten years which is double the time named
over any other instruments.
In connection with their extensive Piano bu-
siness the Messrs. Bauer are largely IN the man
ufaoture sud importation Of musical instruments
and almost every description Of musical mer-
chandse, and dealers and others will find at each
Of their establishments as varied and extensive
assortment Of these articles. and as liberal in
duoements offered to purchase as can be found in
any northern city.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-26

rUELNBoLD'S EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA
Ill cleanses and rerov.tss tire blood, irstls tnS
veor OF health into tbs systen, and purses t.s
nunoss taa' "A<e d''esS'- 4 lla1l Z. tEls
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-26

Mai.-Gen. Palmer left for Frankfort to-
day. 1t is expected that the Constitutional
Amendment viii be discussed on Saturday
by our Legislature
Maj zen. Thomas will return on Friday
and not 90 10 Washington.
Our military authorities prohibit any dis
closure As to the progress OF JEFF. Davis to
WARDS Richmond
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-26
NV YoRE, May l9

Reverdy johnson has. it is reported, dee
crted Mrs Surratt, not having appeared for
several days.
Ii il stated that Asst. Secy. Of War Dana
has determined to resign bis position and
Mai Eckert long Supt. OF military teie-
graphs Il named a. bis successor
Mrs Lincoln and family take their de-
parture Monday evening for Chicago
Gold ,old this afternoon at 1911
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-26
yv,sox ~ rItRCgILp's ESTATE.

WE the Subscribers, 1szisg been appointed Sy
pis,ric, ~ Chitteuden, Commissioner = receive,
examine and adjust the claims and demands O. AZ
persons against the estate Of Nelson W. FsirchiIq'
late Of Milton, in said District, represented inso
vent and also All claims and demands exhibited in
aff.et thereto and sir months from the day OF me
date hereof being allowed by said court for that
purpose. We do therefore hereby give nouce, VA.
". rsil aftend 70 ths business OF our appointment
Al he dvseIIinzsf Mary J. Rairehild, in Milton In
sad District on the last Tsesdsys OF June and Oe,
tober next, at 10 o'clock 4 ~ on eAeh OF sAiu
days - -.
H. s. B Bo6SHs (coum,..ioD.r,.
f-r3U% l. A JACKsON,>
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WASHINGTON. My -

Gen. Sheridan's instructions are in case
Kirby smith does not Immediately surrender
I liz vase and destroy the Safe Of IeNs--
An, i.lsn make the recovery ut the state
t'ItzIu thing. ..,-o
The average Pay due tue 'roopr Is s-'o
,sr man. ana the Guvcrument has the money
on hand 10 pay all.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-26
EBENEZER NEALEY's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, 1.-THE Honorable the Pro-
District Of ohttsnfen. a. bate Court, for the Dis
trict Of Chittenden.
To ali persons f,.e-ested in the 80
tate Of Ebenezer Neaey late a. Jericho in sah Dis
trict, deceased. 49,
Whereas. rsid Court hath assigned the 18th day o.
lime neXt FOR ths settlement Of the administratior
account Of the executor Of the last will and tests-
o,iee ibsreof be given to all persons interested in
said estate, by puSli.hing this order three weeks
excessively previous % the day assigned, N
fho Burlington Free Press, newspaper printed
in Burlington, In said District
THEREFoRE, you ara hereby notified 20 appesI
at the Probate Court Rooms, IN Burlington, on ths
day assigned, then and there 20 confess the SHOW
ance Of said account, II you see cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington in SAID Us
tr'et, this 2ith day Of May, A. d. 1855:
T. E. WALES, Judge.