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DIR. MARS HAL LIS HEADACHE
Catarril Snuff.

'ENHTS Snuff has thoroughly proved itself to be
4 the best article eyer known for curing the
CATARRH, COLD IN THE HEAD, and the HEADACHE
II has been found an excellent remedy in many
cases Of SORE Eyes DEAFNESS has been removed
by it, and HEARING has often been greatly i'm
proved by its 1t purgos out all Instructions,
trengthens tho glands and gives healthy action
othe parts affected. 1t is recommended by many
of the best physicians and is used with great sat
isfaction every where.
More than rs years experience has proved its
great value; and bis mor-e-, il stands CHER
than ever before.
A large number Of the most respectable Dpg-
gists in Boston sE1 New York, in a certificate
signed by them in 1854 say
"The undersigned, having for many years been
acquainted with Or. Mershsll's Catarrh and Head
ache Snuff, and sold 1t in our wholesale trade
cheerfaily state, that believe 1t IA be equal in
every respect to the recommendation given OF It
or the cure of Catarrhal Affections and that il Is
decidedly the best article we have ever known for
the diseases Of the head"
BEWARE CT COUNTERFKITS
A fac -smile of the signature Of the Proprietor
DAkLES BOWEN, is on every bottle. Sold by
druggists e7erywkere.
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TIE STEAMER MONTREAL
CAPT. LOT CHAMBERLAIN,

Le1vcs -,attsburgh every morning, except sa'ur-
days ani Sundays, at NJ, Darlington 10 so 4
hi. .-t430 PM, arrive at Whit NJ, in time for
-.ssengers to take cars for Troy, connecting with
Steamer Francis SkIddy and Vanderbilt, and ar
rive in New York early next morning.
Leaves Whitehall every evening, except Satur-
days and Sundays, at 9 P NJ, or on arrival Of
Trains from Troy, Albany and Schenectady; ar
rives at Burlington at o'clock next morning and
Pittsburgh at D.
The morning cars from Montreal, and cara from
,he White Mountains, via Vt. Central r. +. con
meet az Burlington with this boat and with me
other boats make complete connection with c
Lake George Steam Boat each wav.
Tickets for sale on the Boats E the South, + p.
and Vest and also at the ofice of the Company
west size Court House Square.
Burlington, Aug. 8, 1851. daWu
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@NIk;E p xT:1A
[ITHKI7sli.I ri
4 NEW DISCOVERY.

\ NEW DISCOVERY.
TENHE Ascarid3s or Pin Worms, the removal
4 which has ever bafied the skill Of the nc
eminent physiuiat-, aad uuiver~ally considered ?
them as beyond the reach Of medicine, are entirely
expelled from the human system by the use Of
DR.. Z. c. GouId's Pin Worm syrup.
Cure Warranted IN eUsry case,
Rsiet afforded an t,ceHiy-Jour hours
This Syrup is purely vegetable preparation,
and harmless with the Youngest child.
SYMPTOMS. Intense itching, biting AMI distress
in the lower part Of the rectum and about the seat
Gotten mistaken 'or the plez) 6isagreeable sensa-
tion in the pgas.ric gion Or lower part Of the
bowels. restlessness, WakefClness, starting and
scro aiming in the sleep, faint.-s, and not unfre-
que uy pasms or fits.
CACrIcS.-TAe genuine has lie name, 81 Or. .
G.. Gould Pin Worm Syrup blown in each bot
tie lis portrait ard fac siwils Of his signature
OF the wrapper.
HERVEY & MOORE. Prorr'e,a-s.
Address GEO. c. GOODWIN & Co.
and u Marshall g., Boston, Mass,
General Agents fer New Fnglsnd.
z3-sold by Druggists generally. ylw34
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PERUVIAN Strip.

He GREATEST CURATIVE OF TIE ssE
TRY IT!
st viii entirely cure, or greatly relieve tie
I loving distressing comp lAints p 1rr-sa
Dropsy, Diarhoe7, General Debility, NervoCs-,-
Ulcers, Piles, Bronchitis, Jaundice, Dyserta-7
Neuralgia, Liver Complaint, Erysipelss, ard 2.
endless catalogue Of Female Dibculties, u-r
which originate in low state Of tie biooc
&c. GU new Pamphlet snd read it
JEWETT & COMPANY.
No. 80 SUMNER ST, BosIcy
Tor sale BY all Druggists. Wins
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Coughs Colds, C~5ao, Asthma, Wi5oD,n1-
~ouqA. Sore Ihr04t. BrorcHltis. Hoa-s-.
nsss, Ilfl'Ieaz1, fcrer and Agus
Itisvar-antei to relieve Group IN f7a min
u,es.
To break up common cold in sip-ls night.
T. relieve the Asthma at once.
T . coughs and disease Of the lungs
previous II liberation.
Tn ultcbless success and unprecedented popu-
arity which this remedy has attained in enc short
year. would seem to be sufficient guaranty Of It's
xceIlency. If any one doubts it let such give it
one trial.
Read the following: From Hon. Levi Under
wood, Lieut.. Governor of Vermont.
Messrs E. B. Msgoon Co. I have used your
Weeks Magic Compound for severe colds and
core throat, and 1t has proved efficient remedy.
1t Is valuable accession 70 the list C remedies
for colds, coughs, &c
am, ia, Yours,
LEVI UNDERWOOD
Burlington, Oct. 9Th, 1860.
From Hon Timothy ? Redfeld.
By using your Weeks Magic Compound a short
time, was entirely cured Of one of the severest
and most obstinate colds upon my lungs that l
ever experienced. I know Of no remedy equal to
it ior coughs and lung complaints generally.
TIMOTHY P. kEDRIELD.
Montpelier, Oct. 18th. 1850.
From Rev. Z. B. Smith, .. D, Principal Of New
Hampton Institution.
The Magic Compound which you furnished D.
last Spring. when was suffering most severely
from the effects Of a long continued cold upon my
lungs, acted like q charm. Tbs first night after
taking 1t, ooughed less and slept better than for
weeks before, and the use Of iii nally removed
the difficulty entirely. 1 should use it again II
preference to an inc 1 have ~ g. -
similarly afflicted.
Yours uly,
L. Is. Smith.
Fairfsx, VI, April a, 1850
w28yrl
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TEACHERS INSTITUTES.

VERMONT BOARD or EoUcArr7s -.
Sccre'ary's Office, Nov. Issl. {
PREACHERS INSTITUTES, fer tho Com.
4 of Grand Isle, Lamoille, Essex. CaloF---.
aui Chittenden will be held as follow.
At AIburgh Springs, At Wet Concord.
Nov Il Is Nov. q 4
" Cambridge, " 70 s 20 IS So. HardRict.
Nov. e --
st E.ssx Centre, Nov. p + 80
The Institutes will each continue in .s-t-
daring two days, Commencing AZ 9 A. n
There viii be an evening lecture On the en-. .--
preceding -cl Institute. a5l on the ere
the first dav Of each Institute.
All friends Of Education arc invited
ard ss punc.ualiy rs possible
Town Superintendeo's arc desired e. .-
th5 teachers are notified, and rrgo them 20 a:'---
Clergvne1 are respectfully requested g. 81.
notice frou their pulpits.
wI9r2 J. s. ADAMS, occ-e.s--
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GLOVES AND ETITTENS.
LOVES AND MITTENS can bs found ct
" ALIENS. Cheap! Cheaper! Cheapest! !!
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OLMSTED's

WATERPROOF LEATHER PRESERVER
w "A compound discovered BY Prof. Olmsted
OF Yale College, and the best preparation now in
use for making Leather impervious to water. Try
For sale PR UTYS.
FEB. II lS6. daWtf
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TROY G oNFERENcE Ac.pEuv

-o,"o ITS Winter Term, Dec. IL. 1861, Al
limited 10 l25. The Faculty, EMBRACING A..
Professors and Teachers, are thereby famila- ],
al times with the progress and wants Of e.o,
student. '-a
4 Female College Course Ct three YEAR -
founded in Nov. 1860, on completing wbie, n.
plomas on parchment are swarded and dsy-..
conferred.
Apply for Rooms or send for CatAlogus =,
Rev. j. poor.
Preside
POultney, Vt-Bl3g3
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POST OFFICE NOTICE,

CHARLOTTE OFFICE,
HEh tBf give notiea that have recoivs4
supply ef Postage Stamps of the new is.7.
an WI G change shsm for the old, for six "a,
.io I1e tate Of this notice, and after the exp:
.o ~" h S'at period, Stamps Of the old issue vi,
~ Hceived in payment Of postage at thu ofFss
~ order Of the Post Office Department
~. E. ALEXANDER, i. ".
hariotte, November II. lssI. wiz
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GOING sOUTH.

Leave Rouses Point every evening except oat-
urdays and Sundays, at As, and via Plattso1rgh
and Port Kent, arrive at Burlington at 81 M,
and whitehall at next morning, in time Tor car
that arrive at New York at 2 NJ, anu bunAlo
aud Suspension Bridge same evening
" On SATURDAYS the Steamer United States
leaves Rouses Point at A NJ, Burlington at lo
80 A N, and arrive at Whitehall at u, IN
time for cars that reach Hudson River Boats same
evening at 80.
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SONGS FOR TIE TINES!

NTIVE bAMERICA, Willard.
' Rule Columbia, Agusto.
Forward boys. forward, (oua-tette) Root.
The first Gun Is fred, (Song& Chorus> Q. F. Root.
he'd, hits and Blue, SHAW.
The Banner Of Freedom, Romano.
Up up with car Banner, 7. Conner.
The Sword Of Bunker Hill. Covert
Ny Country, tits of thee, as sung BY Ma3.Paso3i
GOD save the Union, MerI
Our Countrys Starry Flag, Conner
Have &c sharpeLed your swords Foot
Quartette, : -''0'
Camp Song of the E:sb Brigade, Hughes.
Weep for the BraTe-G trihuto TO theI
memory Of the ATE Col. Ellsworth
F.5emsn, join the glorious anthem, HerreTo.
Our good snip sails tonight, Massett
Di2i- or the Union, Emmett
Rock me to sleep, bother, Percy.
ursad Uulv- Dot p-uni Baum,tack
JTTST RECEIVED, a large asso-'~--At of all
kirds u NUsICAL I1;STRUMEGTs
togeths- with the la yes. 1s.. selected
stock Of SHEET MUSIC and
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE
70 be found in the state, at
Il. W. ALEXANDEh's,
Aug. 9Th, 1851. CorLEoE ST.
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BY MACHINE. by HAND.
Hours. Minutes. Hours. Minutes

When the machines are driven by power, the
ratio is much higher 500 and 1000 stitches per
minute not being unusual average.
Seams of considerable length are ordinarily sew
ed with the best machines at the rate Of ya-d
minute. and that, too, in manner far superior to
hand-sewing.
This report was in accordance with the previous
awards at the Fair of the
UNITED STATES AGRICULTURAL s0CIET
At the Fairs Of the
American Institute n. Y. Mechanics Association
Mechanics Association Cincinnati.
Roston. Mechanical Association,
Franklin Institute Phila 81. Louis.
Kentucky Institute Louis Mech's Institute, San
willie Francisco.
Mechanics Institute Bal MetropolitanM echanics'
imore. Institute, Washington
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-11-29

500 worth of
COLD RAND AND PLAIN CHINA.
vbinb viii be sold at great discount from form.
err prices; now is your chance to buy. Terms Cash.
Yours, &c.
s. g BROWN.
CHR -Tall. $50 Church St.
Ellington, April 26, 1851. dd
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0gdenSbuTgIl TO The West!
1854 1861
TIE NORTHERN
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY

WIN, during the present season run the
w Line of
FIRST CLASS UPPER CABIN STEAMERS,
Daily. between ogdensburgb, Cleveland, Toledo,
DETROIT, CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE,
AND INTERMEDIATE PORTS.
Including Wsukegan, Kenoshs, Racine PortWash-
ington, 6heboygaa, Manitowos, Port Huron ara
st. Clair. Leaving 0GDENSBURGH, on srrivs
OF the EXPRESS TRAIN from the EAST, calm,
regularly for PASSENGERS and FREIGHT
Rockville, Alexandria Bay, Clayton, Cspevincent
aud 0SWEG0. Passengers and Families moving
West, embark With their Luggage, Teams,
Stock, &C., and land together without disturbance
TransLipment at their port of destination
q These steamers have large Cabins and State
rooms, amply and neatly furnished,
For First Class Passengers,
and Second CABINS with Cook Stoves and comforts-
bic accommodations for Passengers and Families
who may wish to furnish their own provisions
and bedding. % No efforts will be spared
to maintain the reputation of this the
CHEAPEST AND BEST ROUTE
~ Freight forwarded to care of the Agents
this Company viii receive careful attention
depatch. Apply to
c. L. THOMPSON, or
i'm. onAnBnnLrs, }As'''''
ogdensburgh. n. z.
@. W. SMITH, General Passenger Agent, R.
Depot, 0gdensburgh, N. w40ms
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Call and SET the Goods & Prices.
Bur,in to VI May 2. 1850
IFE, FIRE AND MARINE
INSU RANCE.

IFE, FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE.
RTNA INSURANCE COMPANY.
HARTFORD, CONN.
capital, Sl.50e ,9te.
HOME IN TRANCE COMPANY,
o.pital, $1,000, ooo.
PHOENIX INSURANCE. COMPANY,
HARTFORD, CONN,
Capital $500 600.
LAMAR FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
NEW YORK.
Capital, 5000, 900.
CONNECTICUT FIRE INSURANCE 60.
Capital, s2oo, 600.
n RTH WESTERN INSURANCE 90
eswDGo, Mt.
oapital' sl5o,oo"
WESTERN MAssACBUsEIT CO
FrTTsTIELD, yAss-.
Capital, sl5a,ooO
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE co.
NEW FORK.
Assstts, 81 soc, 900
CHART Err OAK LIFE INSURANCE. Co
HARTFORD, CONN,
Capital an Surplus, $500, GOO
Policies issued in the foregoing 70 st olass Com
panies andiosses eq1t.biy adj listed and prompt
psid BY the undersigned
s. WIRES. Agent.
BurIins ton Der IL, 1850 dagly
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az GUILD give notice that be has returned
" from the HOSPITALS OF EUROPE, and
will resume the practice Of 3i.dicine ard SuIyerr
at Montpelier.
~ UfFleL-toRSER STATE AND MAIs SIS.
Dr. r. is uow fully prepared to operate for The
cure OF Eplphora or Watery Eye; also for Opacity
81 rne Colnea' oy the neF method now so success-
fully practice in the Opthalmic hospitals Of Lon
con and Paris.
Montpelier, VI, june 3. 1881. w5m6
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HOUSE FOR SALE.

bttOR SALE, the House aud lot in shelburrs
tais, belonging to tho subscriber. The
mousse IS convenient dwelling house. n good 70
par, the lot comprises about two acres Of land,
with with orchard. gardon, &c. The above will
De sold at bargain. Further information may
be obtained on the premises
II. A. FLETCHER.
Sholburne. Oct. :, 1851. w4w
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At REDUCED PRICES.
G. ". 4 G. G. BENEDICT, Agents.
Nc. 8, College ST. Burlington, W.
yYith GInssCioth Prcsscr, Improved
oop-Cbcck, New Style "cnmer.

Binder Coraer, etc'
This Machine -7"kes thi5 'Lo-I Suteh, and
r-rks highest on account of theli't'.- ny per
manence, beauty, and genel dldeslraoieness OF me
,tilobine .aen done, ar t,c Tide range Of It's
applica;: on. Report Of American irHants Ne~
York.
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1854
STEAMER AMERICA
capt. w ". FLAGG,

On Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, al e
o'clock A. M on, arrival of Trains from Iro',
Albany and Schenectady: arrive at Burlington al
SPIN, thence to Rouses Point, Via Port hent
and Plattsburgh,) arriAe at So N, IN time lor
cars To Ogdensbargh and Montreal same evening
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ECOyOMyOF SEWING MACHINES

The Wheeler d Wilson Company has prepared
ahes showing, by actual experiments OF four dii-
ersnt workers, the ii mo required to stitch each
part of garment by hand, and with their Sewing
Machine Subjoined is a summary of several Of
the tables.
The wheeler aud Wilson Company has prepared
tables showing, By actual experiment OF four dit
ferent workers, the time required TO stitch each
part of garment by hand, and with their sewing
Machine. Subjoined is a summary Of everal Of
the tables;
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THE UALY DISCOVERY.

TIE BALD AND GRAY.
NAM since he eat discovery Of Prof Wood
hfve attempted not only 20 initiate, but T-cfess t.
have discovered so nething tat would produce
suits Identical; but they have all come and gone,
being carried awaybv the wonderful result OF
Prof. ood's preparation, and have been forced to
leave the field to its resistless sway. Read tie
| following
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-11-29

sir
Not long since l sent to you for box Of Cepha
Pills for the cure of the Nervous Headache and
Costivensss, and eceived the same, and thy had
good seet that trzs induced 10 send for more
A. r. WHEELER.
Wpsilanti, NJ.
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NEW BOOKS.
"CARTHAGEA HER REM rs tr
= Davis, f. Z. G. s.. Sc.
1.-THE UPRISING OF a GREAT NAtl--
from the French oil 'ouc. A-3uor le "'.t
Iia, =, afy i. Booth.
THE GIPSEY'S PROPHECY ~ Nrs e
n. E =. SouthwoTk.
"GsEAT EXPECTATIONS by li-ze'i
Received aud for sale b. .,-~-rE
Burlington. sePt.l2 1854
{ " S. HUEfINGItHS
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Paper HangingS! Paper Hang.
ingS.

Bs1s a PsP re.a h si % TfH be-
sold at Panic prices, viz:
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HOLLOWAY'S PILLS
-RVOUS DISORDERS.
MOTHERS AND DAuGUTERs.

MOTHERS AND DAUGHTERS.
IF there is one thing more than anott .e7 for
which three Pills are famous it IS the' purify
ing properties especially their power of cleans
ing tho bloc from all impurities, q ~ removing
dangerous and suspended secretion s Universally
adoptei as the one grand remedy for female com
p.aints they never fail, never ~eaken the system
and always bring about What ia required.
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Belle Vernon, Ohio, Jan. Is, 1851.
Henry c. Spalding, Esq.
Please find inclosed twenty-five cents, for which
send me another box of your Cephalc Pills. 7Rsr
are truly che bsst Pills Ihaus sver tyisd
Dlrec' A. SLOWER, P NO
Belle Vernon, Wyaniot Co.,
Hpsilsnti. Mich, Jan. Ii, 1881
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-27

THE KILLING OF ToMpKINs AT LoUIsyILLE-The
following is the Louisville Journals version of the
murder of Mr. j. W. Tompkins, of that city, who
was killed on the night of the 22d, for hurrahing
for jeff Davis
An unfortunate affair occurred at the corner OF
Jefferson and Fourth streets, about O'Clock last
evening, which resulted in the death of John W
Tompkns, a gentleman well known in this city, al
the hands of Henry B. Green. Mr.. Tompkins was
shouting for JEFF. Davis,h when he was approach
ed by Mr.. Green, who was engaged upon the police
force in subordinate capacity, and informed that
such conduct was in violation of the orders OF the
Chef of Police aud could not be permitted The
alteration was prolonged, in the midst OF winch
Mr.. Green drew his pistol and fred upon Mr.
Tompkips, the ball entering his breast, penetrating
the lungs and, passing entirely through his body,
store. Mr.. Tompkins, with pistol and perhaps
knife drawn, pursued his antagonist FEW steps
towards Market street, when he fell and expired
The body was removed from the sidewalk to Mr.
Dawes drug store, where an inquest was heid
the jury returning verdict Of murder al the hands
of H. Green.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-27
BincIz Republicans Account of the Sizirn
5sh at X aunsvtla.


The Cincinnati Commercial gives the following
account of the skirmsh at Kanawha:
A detachment of Ohio troops came upon an I'M
eXDectedly large force of the enemy adVahta,
geously posted, and engaged them. Inc enemy
we're nearly double the number OF the ONO troops
in the start and receiving reintorcerlents; when
the ohioans had exhausted their cartridges, the
latter retreated in order, having suffered loss OF
four killed, two mortaly wounded ana Hlleel
other wounded. Col. Norton was wounded ana
fell into the hands of the enemy. Captain Ailen
and Lieutenant Pomeroy are among the KILLED
Coils Woodruff Neff and Fillers lett Gen. Cox 5
encampment to witness the fight, as was supposed
IN strange sort of proceeding for q party of Col
onels) and had not been heard from when the hoal
left. Col. Woodruff was reported to lave arrived
lust as the boat was leaving, but this was contra
dcted
FURTHER ACcoUNTs.-The Cincinnati Gazette Of
the 23d publishes the following dispatch:
lamp POGO. Friday Morning, July l9.-We havt
lust learned that Coils. Woodruff DeNlitIer, and th
other missing officers, are all III the rebel camp
where they are comfortably cared tor.
The Louisville journal thus accounts for thei
capture:
There is no longer any doubt as to the truth
the report Of the capture of Col. W. H. NoodFu!
and his brother officers in the kanawha valley OF
Wednesday last. An account says that a"ou' Ia.
past O'Clock a messenger brought me WoIu
Camp that the troops had exhausted their ammnnl
ton when Gen Cox ordered out u reinforcement
| Int before il started second messenger arrived
! saving that the enemy had broken, and was hyin
| before our bayonets. This Information was th'st
| The order to :. break ranks" was th"n gNeI
/ After which Col Woodruff col DrV,llier-, Lieu
! enant Colonel Neft, and Captains Sloan and HUI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-27
Amusing Dispatches to the Blnck RepuD'
lican Papers.


The following were special to the New York
Herald:
WASHINGTON, July q, $50 P. M.-The official
dispatches are now before the President and Gems.
Scott and Mansfield. They corroborate the pre-
vious accounts and say every battery OF the enemy
is taken, including their guns, etc. The tight only
ceased when the enemy retired to their Manassas
lines.
Official dispatches say we have taken three bat
teries in the form of crescent, numbering nine
teen guns. :. !. ,
with water by canal from Bull Run. Ihls Will
now be cut off, leaving the Rebels without water
for their cavalry. -,.,
by our gallant troops, there is no doubt hlgh
nrsise is bestowed on the Fire Zouaves and the
Sixty-Nnth Irish. It is reported that the former
met the Louisiana Z)uaves, routed them, and cap
tured their colors. The men OF the S'Nty,slhti
stripped to the skim except their pants, and they
pitched into the fight regardless OF fausue ant
safety. poou.1-
Gen. Mcdowell telegraphs that the enemy j
completely routed from Bulls Run, and is retreat
| ing towards Manassas, leaving their batteries Il
| possession Of the Union forces.
| Fighting commenced at O'Clock this morning
and continued most desperately till after thl
afternoon. The rebels were driven back inch D.
| inch, leaving their dead on the field,
| The loss Of life on both sides was frightful.
| Our troops behaved most CALAMITY, and GU
guns were very effective. The whole force 0
both sides is said to have been engaged Ger
Johnston having joined the rebels, as previo'usl
stated, making Gen. Beauregard's force abou
| seventy thousand.
1t is supposed the rebels will suffer greatly
Manassas for lack of water.
The correspondent of the Herald says: Vine
left the field of battle ] saw the rebels flying !
vast numbers. The greatest enthusiasm preVh
throughout our ranks.
JEFF. Davis is understood to be at Manassf
Junction. $50,
"Col, Cowden's Massachusetts, regiment wei
fred on by the rebel pckets several times as the
slept in the road on their arms"
A few more such magnificent victories Won
leave nothing of old Abe but grease spot.