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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-01-17

TaR5Is RAuEo.D DE-srzz -1.-1
&c BAN u Hos. WE. I. BARa-s %.
Wc,a-sday morning last, the uy- f-.s i. e
sengtT Tain. four VI I've miles oat O.. C4i-
c4go. vas run into By the Michigan Cur.
and Cincinnati train and utterly deuo..slr,-
It's approaching tram cane up u d.
speed Of twenty miles al hour. SINKING o.,
Hyde P4rk passenger car, snd driving iJ -l-
the nagsAEe car into one.
Judge Wm T. Bsncn e ChioaCo, an.
another gentleman, were s.JtnE si-o b. -ld-
when the alarm was heard. Hi- c-mIauio
sprsug TO tie door and jumped e J1ts
Blion alec slrzns q ans door and Wa
sb Ut TO leap Il, when tie crash CANE
lie was caught between the cars
his head was severed from his
body and thrown distance Of thirty ieel
into The SOW. HIS aims and legs were bro-
ken, ami bis body horribly maugled Mr.
Barron vas the only passenger killed out
right. Mr. = c. ?. Begue, book-keeper, had
Z broken ybish, anu Mr. Il A. Hopkins, d
broken Ieg AMI lactareI skull, and num-
5-r Of others ug.s BADLY bruised. Tar En
gl--r o. the other tIsin had two r:ts br5k-
en- Both trains wsrl behind time.
10 tle list of pa==ongsTs ir t-e crushed
Car. We 5a5 TIE names %. or friends and
former .owD-usn. Jous s. JAXzsJS and Il
y IiIEzAEr p ans, Of Chicago. both, W,
are n ice % say, mil jlr-l. Nr. Cornell,
the business partner Of MsssTs. jameson q
Hibblrj. vas elso Oh the train zad unh1rt.
Judge Barron vas Vsrnou-er, iron Oang-
County. AID @ grzIalts Of .hs University of
Y, Of the Class Of Il. lie removed %
Chicago IN 1852, snJ Was slse.sd County
Judge in lsj7, position which he held
with honor, lis sgs was 81. Hs vas ur-
married
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-01-17

The transports Louisiana and New Bruins
wick, with the remaining troops OF General
Burnside's expedition, left last night. A
few a4tbolts are sIl, here. which are ssiss
70 b. part Of the expedition.
NEw YORK, Jan. IS.
The Tdbunss special Washington dss-
patch says the Committee on Ways and
Mean, have completed the sruy BIZ The
amount asked for 10 S465 900 OJ0.
TIE senate Committee Of Foreign Af4irs
will soon report : bill for tho reoj Eni'iou Of
u.ytI and Liberia The Senate Military
COMMITTEES will soon report bill to REPEAL
the law making it obligatory upon the Sec.
Of War TO discharge from the ssrvios al nj
rors, On proof Of their minority.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-01-17

believed that over l0O. 900 men would soon
be in the field with 100 p'eOs- OF artillery. =
Juares was preparing to dispute the pIsses
above Vera Crus with about % 900 meu.
Tsmpioo j. is understood, will not be
surrendered without struggle. foe which
the place Is well prepared.
The T15gacs Washington dispatch esys
the senate will pass the nOuss Bill for the
abolition Of the ranking privilege.
The House Judiciary COMMITTEES stand 10
tho atsenc, of Mr. Hickman. Ire Chairman,
four to four on the bill for the confsca,ion
4 tho property Of rebels aud thu euancipa
ton OF their slave
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-01-17
FosrRr.s Moxsoz. Jan. 10.


NJ" 1ohAi Jan. II.
Capt. Allen. Of tho schooner P. ROLES,
reports that the pirate Sumter was of An
tigua Dec. 9th, but the Governor would not
permit her TO enter the harbor.
Tbs Herald's Washington despatch con-
tains the following Gen. Mcclellan did
not 20 out to day. on account OF the very
damp weather. He transacted considerable
business at his private residence, however,
and is as active in mind a. ever, but is not
yet sufficiently strong physically u attempt
70 encounter the arduous duties he formerly
assumed. lie regrets the unkind and I'M
necessary clamor Of the day for
forward mlvtm Mt, as contrary 10 sound pol
icy and good sense. and feels a SELF confidence
that in god time no, lar "a the honest peo-
e viii Be satisf d il tie politicians are not.
WASHINGTON, jan. i.
The nominations q Gen. Cameron d. min
ister to Russia and Edwin If. Stanton as
: cretary OF Wax were sent TO the Senate By
the President on Monday. They were a. IS
customary referred {, thu appropriate Com
ui,tee and viii probably be acted upon IN
executives ssiou.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-01-17
CNcfNSArI. Jan. IL.

CINcINNArI, Jan. IL.
The Ga-etts learns from one Of the P opriet1rs
of ths LOUISVILLE Osn'trat. who arrival here
from S4udyvaiiey yesterday, that the second
rebel invaiion of Kentucky ended in dis
graceful rout On Monday last, Col. Car
fields forces. including the AL Ohio and
l0jh Kentucky regiment ard 1900 cavalry
proceeded up the Big Sandy to Painesville,
within miles Of the rooei camp. when they
were met By Gag Of truce bearing mes
sage from Humphrey Marshall asking if
matters could nos b arranged without
fight
Col. Garfield Immediately replied that
be could ofor no arrangement except either
a fight or IN unconditional surrender.
Marshall then addressed MS men informing
them that they had the alternative. to SRI
render O. disbnud, and giving them then
choice. They decided 10 disband and i'm
mediately collected and set fire to ali them
wagons. tents, camp eqaip4Es, .upplies, &C.,
&c. Ttol each man was peruitteI to take
care Of himself, ,ho whole io-cc scattering
in ecnlusicn.
No attempt was made to save anything
except thcir cannon which they hauled of.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-01-17
Nv YnRk. Jan u

The Words Washington dispatch says
there Is immense activity 10 every militia Y
department and although movement on
the Potomac Is not expected, events may
make = march on CenTeg.iles military re
cessity.
TIE TINES Washington despatch says the
banker o., New York, Boston and Philadel-
pbia arrived here Friday morning. The
New York Banker we're before the Commit
tee Of W,ys aud Means this morning, aad
presented new scheme for managing the
finances -. she Government and
country. They desire - have
the Bureau l5ca.,l ia New York IL
sta-d o., Washington ana to be managed by
Commissions apI ain,ei BY tie President.
C0mpan.,= G. aud ?, Of the Penn Buck
tails, under command Of CapJ. McDJwal OF
Company G.. veus 81 DrainesvI..e. The
rebels are throwing up batteries three miles
beyond. Tie B.ckt-iis counted 10 graves
90 the D5l.ne7.II. battle ae.i.
Ias prisoners released from Richmond sent
one Of tle.5 number from Baltimore hither
@. d4F their Tsy. lie failed to get it.
Y 5,4flay aa5at $50 cane here in a body.
Up G, Fdl.y night they had net received q
cent. lu5 ere di-gus,sd ana diepirIted
aud zIa leaving Washington II whatever
way tasy can, IN most cases borrowing q
luls money from lheir Congress meE
TIE Tt!5uu1'- Washington dispatch says
-he Committee On ways and means havs
.srsod to Impose q taz upon railroad pass
ongers Of o-s fourth Of q cent peE mile.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-01-17

a report was brought up by tug boat
yesterday morning that large propeller was
ashore few miles below Cape Henry. The
5. R. Spaulding was sent TO her assistance,
but could find nothing and returned last
night
The enemy raised a new hsg staff and Gag
over Sewan's Point yesterday.
Co. B. of the Naval Brigade (Col. War
drop'r) under Lieut.. Tillotson, came over
from Camp Hamilton this P. u. and went
on board the Hunchbaek and Sluth6eld to
man the guns The above are q part of
Gen. Barnside's expedition.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-01-17


RON DE 81 .-.s -'i-e' S-'ei'i--'' ---. ID.
J s-ll- g.. De t.a popular i'm --sal-n--
sz-l-lr meals .---- r.en vs no MOI b-lr -.
90 l..I- s.----- ..- -1- military Bans -.
t.e a.lf.- 1857 -.- sos r-V .l- 5-.t
l,1. s.-a-g --. ---s--. g. lids -.a.
& .--.ls Ir tie .t-- Rat -a .-- a..
sllr-e1 .i-.- ..r arms s..la.-- ass sl1-.=.
u! u.l.11r. IaL- veg .--.s SEN. as enc
trst Glance. o. Be o.. ll1-4 the o--s- as t-1
cau-. .-e u rL-.l--is.a. But b-o-ls-
,g4.a .-r ann uis .l.-lyus uIlh triumph
.-r p4tii3..-.n ,Hl.--s. aud we swear m5.-
eatias.as.i-..ip uvt.e ..st-rs aud L-rs. one
u.sa u-1-. NOS i.l-r from The qliotuJe sul
81. s.f.s-=s .- .-t "a .-1l III ~ u his r4rIoti.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-01-17
ABEL wYMAN's ESTATE.

WE TIE SUBSCRIBERS, having bs.u sp.
w pointed By the Hoeorsbis ths Probate
Court FOR ths District Of Chi:tsndsr, Coz r!sion-
en- 20 resolve, erxnins and .djus. tbs claims and
demands Of .il psrsons, against tina ssssts Of
Abel vyran, LATE Of Hiass5ursh, IN s.id Dis
triot. deceased, rePrsssntsd insolvent, and sl.o
and sir ronths from tbs day Of the date hereof,
being allowed By said Court for that purpose. We
do therefore hereby give notics, that vs will at
tod 10 the business Of our appointment at the
dwelling Of Polly Wymsn, In Hinesbursh,
in said District, on the third Tuesdays Of Jsnu-
ary and June next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. on each
Of said dsys
Dated this Gath day Of December, A. D. 1861.
ASSON J. CRANE,
AUGUSTUS McEwENIi sios.1..
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-01-17
NEW YoRK. Jan. IL

Advices from Havana to the 7th have
been received. Several English vessels and
two French vessels had arrived Havana, but
had not gone to Mexico. The first news
from Vera Cruz had been received BY the
steamer which LETT there on the 25th.
The Mczicans were making Immense PFC
parAtiors to oppose the rrogrcss Of tie allies
into the interior. Guare- had Issued Z ten.
rc.ate proclamation. callius Gu ali parties
to unite to ropOl tho invasion, and the call
was most unanimously responded to. It was
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-01-17
BOSTON MARKET.

Wednesday, January IS.
FL1UR.-ssl-s at IS rs as 81, for common
brands Western S. 50 62j for fancy; IS IS
q 81! FOR extras; and IS 3 so for superior, in
eludi : Genes &c, Canada, Ohio sni Michigan
Corn Meal is dull a, 50 37i per Dbl, incl ding
common sui BraudyEius. In Rye Flour the
sales have been small at 8 a. so per Dbl. Tor
common and extra. In Buckvhsat, sales at 81
, l2i per 100 lbs
GRAIN The market for Corn continues quite
a dull as previously noticed. The sales in small
lots al 20 re for Southern snd Western vel.
low, and G. a Csc for Western mixed. Oats are
dull and have been in moderate demand at 40
45c per bush. for We5,era AID Canada, and SOtc
for Prince Edward leland. In Rye there is very
little doing. The arrivals have been pretty largo
with sales st = 20 per buss. White Beans
are s'srcs and 6rn, with sales at 81 2SI2 50 for
blue pod. and 5? SOA275 for extra pea and mar
FoV. Canada Peas are qule, i, 60 sSc per bash
In shorts, sales at SIS Il; und Pine Feed and
MiddlinSs are selling At 81 ?! per on.
PROVISIONS The market for Pork i. dull
and prices have declined. sales At s. so 90
for prime Si2 10 for mess; sl2 Il for clear
cash sni mos. Beef Is firm. Sales Of Eastern
and essern mess and extra mess st Sl2 - so
per Dbl, cash; family extras :; sl4 IL 50 per
Dbl. Lard Is dull. with ssles in bbls and iierees
st S; SIC, and kegs 8, sio Per ID. cab. In
smoked Hans sales st s7c Pr 10, cash. Pick
led Hams have been dali and are selling At 81,
per 10, e4sh. Hogs have en- arriving quite free
y, And are wy dull. The sales have been At Il
e, and very choice a. Sc per b. Butter IA
steady st Is 7Oc for good and extra New York
sad Vermont. and Is a lie for common Snd fair.
Canada and Western ranges from Il e per 10.
ss TO quality. In Cheese ssles At = So Per 10.
WOOL The snsr grades Of Wool have been
In more sotivs demand, and ths sales comprise
100000 lbs st prices ranging from 4s Sc. a. 10
quality, sad some lots Of super snd .sItrs pulled
as high IS $50.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-01-17

Tie Vermont allotment commissioners
have h5ored with great success among the
Green Mountain Boy" Every member
# the ca company Of sharpsnootars has
signed the allotment Toll, snd the amount
ass .gncd for the teuss; Of theiF families sv-
er-grs SO O per man. N corps IN the
whole Federal army ha-eq4allsd the
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-01-17

Col. Garfield sent bis c.valrJ in pursui. and
expects to capture the suns and perhaps
pics up many flying rebsls.
The rebels in northwestern Kentucky,
from Humphrey Marshall's ability had strong
hopes Of success under bis leadership. Suft.
cient Federal force will be left IN tbs, re ion
to SECURE its pescs and safety.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-01-17
FoErREs. AloNznr. Jan. u

The steamer with the D'Epineuil Zluaves
which went ashore on the passage from An
napoiis, hss arrived snd is still here
The propeller Natsnzls from Port Royal
has arrived
The Spaulding sailed for Hatteras and
PORT Royal las; evening. Commander
GoldsboToush was q passenger in the Spauld-
ing.
Tho Pensacola arrived here this afternoon.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-01-17
CONGRESS.

The bin abolishinz the ranking pri7i.7s
passe1 the 4 css Tuesday, BY av-ss. ~
yeas against a nays.
The abstract Of Mr.. Dawes speech 200
corruption il the amy contracts. AID th
debate IN the Senate on the suG-.. %. 3l-r-
shal Lannon's jail regulation and treatment
both q negroes and Senators, IN our Con-
grsaslonzl proceedings. vil be found il.r
eztinx
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-01-17


The Old Point boat has sTfived. The Capt,
Of the French steamer Cafiret hsd gone to
Norfolk under aig Of truce with DIS
patches for the French Consul.
Great Preparations were making at Nor
folk in anticipation Of an attack by General
Burnside
FORTRESS MoSsoz, Jan. 10.
The s. f, Spauldlng arrived from Hatteras
Inlet this morning. The enemy had not
made his appearance there since the 5th Of
December. Fifteen contrahands arrived from
Roanok Island on the 24th Dec in an open
boat;fye arrived the daylbefors. the Spaulding
sailed from Plymouth. who stated that they
were fred at as ther passed. Roanoke Island.
They report much rrivluop amorg the peo-
pie
An adult school for the negroes had been
at HItteras by the soldiers.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-01-17

fAEDLAILAl Md, Jan. 70.
\ despatch from Hancock yesterday, says
Jackson with l 500 regulars, 5000 militia,
and Is guns, after threatening Romney. ap-
psAred before ihi- place q: distance to-day,
probably on his return to Winchester. lie
had days ra;ion- Up 70 the time
Of this ds-Tatch he had made 10 demcnstra-
ZION
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-01-17
DELAwAAE, Jan. l:

Tbs wood train On the Delaware Railroad
vent through the draw Of the bridge over
the Delaware and Chesapeake Canal this
morning near s.. Georges station. The cause
IL unknown. Loss ofhfo not definitely as
OeFtained. but it cannot be very serious as
not more than IS were on the train. These
were employees Of the road.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-01-17

Advises from Martn-bursh of the oh,
state that there are no regulars Of the rebel
army there.
All the troop= at Winchester iad LETT 20
join Jackson. 7, was reported that Jackson
lad attacked Rymney. and that the rebsl
loss was leo killed, 20 wounded, and 200
taken prisoners.
This was reported by rebel militia Cap
tain. The rebels are said go have burned
Bath and they vii probably burn other
towns T. prevent 'hcir use by our 'r.oIs.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-01-17
liarried.

II Barlinsson, CT the slst isss.. By Rev. 4
withsr,POon. Nr. Hsmsn Mslouy. formerly Of
Frontier. n. Y, 70 Miss cornslia IshsH. Of Shell
barne ".
In Burlington. Jan. tlh, BY Rev Mr.. saaord,
Mr.. CbATlc, Henry Cutting aud Miss Lizzie " al
ton, all Of P.
In West Bo!ton. Jan. l:th. b tie Rev Hsl
s,y C. Leayitt, Mr. Horace Ellsworth 70 Miss
Sarah shsrdsn, both Of UadsrhIlI. "
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-01-17
M q h cts.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET,
lBy Telegraph

by Telegraph
WEDSEsDGr, Jan. is.
Al market SIS Cattle, about 800 Bsevs. md
IS siore', consisting Of Working Ozsr, Cow.
ae, two ara tnree years old
Market bee:-sEtrs per est sS.55ssfS. IE
'Ility. $3.50 ID do, $500. 81 do, 1915 a
$500 Ordinary. sO,0,aO.O0.
Working Oxen. 500 500 per pair.
Too years old s'6al7. Three y.ars old 3
= a.
Cows and Calves, $50 SIS 500.
snseP and Lambs Is a, market Prices, in
lots IS Oo 400. EIt-s and ssIsctioas IS 50
q { 00s u.
Hides s. &c per II; Pelts 81. as 80 each;
Calf skins SC per ID.
Tsilov g y per 10.
Veal Cziys., none.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-01-17
Mr.. Coren nrc..nted q patition from b


noeorsthic surgeons, allopathiO surgeons
and physicians employed 10 the army; also
bill IN relation to lie srpoiutmen. Of
charlin' IN the army. and to allow Jewish
chaPla'ns. Mr.. Hale presented 4 petition
nom citissns Of Pennsylvania. which states
as follows
Whereas. great frauds have been
"perpetratsd on tha Treasury BY the
"appoin;nent Of Mr.. Cummings BY Mr.
Cameron. and tie appointment Of Mr.. Nor
gan BY Mr.. Wales. W ,hlrst,-. ak that a
Statute Be enacted to prevent TIE appoint
ment or psrsous without the statute there
for"
Mr.. Halls also introduced a bill to punish
fracds on the Treasury This bill provides
tia, any person obtaining money lrau1u-
l,ntly, Do punished by fac to the am lunt
Of the money and imprisInmen 1t bard la
Dor for not more than ten years. II any
officer Of the Government doss it be IS to be
discharged aal punished, and ever after held
ineligible for any ofSoe.
A message WAS received from the War
Department transmitting the report Of the
Sanitary Commission officers.
The House resolution IN regard to bonded
c9Fees and suGars, lad over yesterday. was
taken up and passed yeas %, nays Is.
The communication from the Sec. OF State
on the Trent aFnr was then taken up. Mr..
Sumner proceeded to address the Senate IN
regard to IL.
NEw YORK, Jan. 10.
special despatch from Washington says |
that the committee o, ways and means pro-
pose to frame d revenue bill which will give
an income Sufficient to pay the ordinary e1-
repees Of the Governmsn:, interest on the
debt, and IN Ike a sinking fund 10 retire the
eemaud o: Treasury notes BY alterations in
the tariF, exciss and direct taxation,
the measures To be istly discriminatins-by
which they expect to raise ons hundred aud
Gf,y million dollars annually.
The Colonel Of a regiment stationed at
NJ n -...,..-. s.-shst..,of,
A.. ....,. c,--,..-.. 81.
...-.t..-
.'h.,...-..I.';.'..-.
.rs known b. have been ablujlu-i by taeir
.-.....-.. ..-,..:.. ., R'.,f.-,
-s.-4
~ rr-i......5......... ..-s ,...-, NJ.
........ .-.. Bold .-.t, C.,,,.l
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,..--....
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-01-17
FOwLE's PIE a : . - O-aOA CURE.

SURE CURE FOR BLEEDING, BLIND
AND ITCHING PILES,
scROFULA. Salt Hheun, sad diseases Of tie
Skin. Oas 0ostls warranted to cure in as
oasss; II not, DsslsrS particularly rrq.ssssd 70
r,fsad tls May. Only Eve bc.d, in thousand
drsis Of ls,tsrs and certificates are now IL the
proprietor's possession, which can b seen on sp
phcation. send for Circular. Prepared by
~ D. FoWLE, Chemist, II Prince street.
Bo'to1- Sold By all DrussiIti. Certificates 18th
each bottle. Price, 81 per bottle wl2m6
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-01-17
w YoRK. Jan. Is.

The. Her4ld's despatch says a dificulJy L.
presented as 70 TIE disposition Of all the cav
airy regiments. The Commanding General
asked Tor q regiments, ami the whole nun
Ter AUTHORISED Is IS. Il is proposed thar
The number actually required shall! be made
as Elective as possible, aud the offered the
ptiJa to be discharged fr-m the service CT
transferred 10 infantry.
Lieut.. Gov. Fisk, ani other prominent
citizens OF Ky, who are now here. succeeded
yesterday il obtaining 5000 clrbiGes for use
n cir STATE and Tennessee.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-01-17

The Q. 5. IreasursE's last weekly state
nsnt shows that the total amount on deposit
vas s7,7000. Geo. on which drafts had been
drawn to the amount of 5000 900. The
bullion fund is 81 10000. Tho available
balance IN the States under insurroctiouary
control is stated 8, 81. 800 900.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-01-17
Specias t0tleeS.
hAIR pYEi HAIR DYE, Hal

hair DYEi HAIR DlEi HAIR
DIE f-Tx. a. BArcsxtoss HAIR brr-Ik
ryHaAiAss AID R,lia9s Dy, Hsssa.
All others are msss limitations. and should &c
avoided II you vfsh 70 sscsps ridicQle- Ell.
Grey, rsd, OF r,ssy ha'r dyed instantly 20
beautiful and nstursi brown Or hlsek,vith9rt The
iesss hilary 20 hair or skin
Fifteen medals snd di2-onas have been ~
Cd 10 Wn. 4. Bachelor sinc- 1853, aad over
900 application. have 5--n sasde 20 tss hair Of
the patrons Of his famous Dye
Wa A. Bschelors Hair Dye pro 'ucss cool
not - be distinguished from uatsre, Eni IS
rs-fsd a95 20 injurs in the ioA.t. however ISssi
nsy Be eoBtinasd. aud the III effects Of bad Dyes
remsdied The lair ia invis1.a.ed tor life oy t-is
splendid Dye, sh!oh 1. properly sPplied at No
Is Bond Street, New York.
Sold in all the cities and towns Of he United
States. BY Druggists and Fancy coed Dealers
The Geuuins has the nsas William A. Batch
elor,7 and stires. upon s;eo, plate engraving
on the four sides Of each boz.
Wholesale Factory, 81 Barclay IT.
Late 233, Broadway, New Ycrk
daylv
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-01-17
REMARKS

Ths arrival Of stock vas quite snail compared
With last week, bat added 10 what was lsf over,
made more than will be disposed Of today and
5Fins to tbe storms, sales IRE At decline Of
P-ices from last week. Sheep sold at last week.
prices for most Of the lots. There vas one lot Of
% from Cambridge, n. Y, sold BY Fowler, that
averaged over 1855 lbs, gross, for &C FER ID, equal
% s. u Per heai
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-01-17

i correspondent Of tire World writes from
Paris, that
About I've months since tie Emperor sunmoued
20 his presence oae Of the most celebrated and
ingenious naval constructors in the empire,
aud told hin tea hs Sishei hin to plsn and build
for tie Government two steamships. All the
details lie Hyrid leave 70 his icgoa.ity, br: tie
ships we've te Be built With t5s-e two ends II lew
viz 70 be able t. transport large naroer Of men
IN tho sbO-tes. space Of tine possible. The con
tractor ir.-----i.-iy SCI hi---N u tho working
tl.l.- t.- r.li---, as, tie -a-Ll. = ctz- oro o..
~ -.s,--. ---iy comp -e.el, -.l FL te -c-iv
e. I.u1ca IT, o., carly part Of TAG C-niLg al.
.t. lat &C Il tbes- I-Cus.iocs ard RAPID sliTs
inteadea tori Is il p5ssite that Napoleon, il
view q future even ll,tios, preparing already
f.r . dosooa. on Ea ,Isnfi-Bho knoVsi
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ALnAN...,, \. Y. Jan. Q

Tho following resolution was offered in
the assembly this noon.
Resolued, That whilo the State OF New
York Is in favor Of sustaining the admins
trston and vigorous prosecution OF
the war and has furnished more th-u
her share Of men and money for that
purpose she IS also opposed TO seeing the
United States Senator's and Representatives
10 Congress wasting precious time IN sdvo-
eating the abolition OF slavery, the enamel
patton oi rha slaves, cr any other unoonsti-
tJ,ilrll n-lsure.
A dlzen mem bers rose 10 debate this resi-
linton but it was laid over
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THE VERY LATEST ! !

HAVING bought The sn.irs Stock Of Goods
formerly belonging to b. Turk. would inform
the Public tbs, I shall s1ntiluo to keep Iargs
snd sus sSsortusnt Of
READY.MADE CLOTHING
SASp-
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
sai viii cell ih,n a. prices to suit tee 'ims'
hoPisg thereby DC; only to be able to KIP Il
old customers and friend. Of tie estsbIi.hm,H,.
bat to add nsE ones to the already l-rge eirels
eu-touers Oar sales will be strictly for essh.
.uI cash customers are invited to Gall at the old
place,
80. and BANK BLCCK.
JOSEPH COLVER.
Successor to B. IcFK.
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