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LEGAL NOTICES.
EDWIN STATIONS ESTATE

STATE OF VERMONT, The Probate
- DISTRICT OF cHrTENDEN, So. Court for the
District of Chittenden to all persons interested in
the estate of Edwin Stanton late Of Essex, in said
District, deceased, Greeting.
Whereas, he Administrator OF the estate Of said
c,ascd. hath made application 70 this Court, to
extent the time allowed for the payment OF the
debts Of sliI deceased, for ore year from tho 81
day Of November, A. D. 1862.
Wbereupon. the said Court doth hereby assign
md appoint the 9Th day Of December, 1852, at the
Probate Court Rooms, for hearing on said sppli-
cation, ami doth order AID decree, that notice 30
given % al persons interested in said estate, by
publishing this order three weeks successfully in
the burlington Free Press, newspaper printed N
burlington. previous % the day assigned for hear
ing.
Given under my hand, at Burlington, this s.h
day OF November, D. ls62
w.0rg D. FRENCH, Register.
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fact absent from duty without leave by b.
ing with him at Trenton.
Brig. Gen. Aucu-, from New York, was
to-day appointed Major General Of Nalun-
teers
The StGT says 1t Is believed that H-ntz,o-
nan is about to be ordered to take the field.
Gen. Wsdsworth is to have a command in
i5e army.
The Maeon, lGa) Telegraph, of the ls.h
ult-, has long article on peace. 1t say.,
90 We are SO anxious tor peace that the earn
est longing for 1t is never out Of the mind Of
very woman and child, and war di,-rcsses
rs thousand times more ,tan the North. "
II however see, nothing boat ruin excerpt
pCace Is based on S'utHsu InCe3 tudlrce \
notice g. friend, OF G-lI-i. 5lilIeIs also age
pears over the signature Of J. T. Brown.
rebel quutermaster. for people = send CON
trihuti0rs Of ali kinds of supplies, such as
-haw!s, blankets, d., fr tie suGcrin, s,,-
diers.
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ruoMAs BRowxELL's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, To all persons
- DISTRICT CFCurrrrynry, SIS. concerned in tho
estate Of Thomas Browne!l, la.a q Colchester, in
sli4 District, Greeting.
1t a Probate Court holden az Burlington, vitii1
ami for the District Of ChitsnGen, ont the eth day
Of November, A. d. ls62, an instrument, pur-
porting 90 be the last viii azi Testament Of
Thomas BrowncH, late Of Colchester, IN said Dis
tri,t deceased, was presented 90 the Court atare-
said, for Probate.
Aud il is ordered By said Court thlt ihs % say
u December A. d. l-52, 90 the Probate Court
Room ia said Burlington, be assigned for proving
s1ii s,rJment; and shat u0tico thereof Be given
Co al persons concerned, by publishing this orier
three zee re- excessively, in tho Burlington Free
Pres. a uev spapcr printed a. said Burlington,
previous % the slime appointed.
Therefore. yen arc hereby notified % appear
before sa Court, 90 zoe time aui place aforesaid,
and c9n;J ;.c probate et sl,! viii, il you have
cause.
Giyel ullsr ur band at Burlington. ia slij
District; t.ls 5-l Gay Of November, AID. 1862
n-gVs ID. FRENCH, Register.
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JoHy WORKS. ESTATE.

EE-E THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been ape
W pointed by tho Honorable tie Probate
Court log che DisT.1t Of Chi,tcule1, Commission
a-s 90 receive, examine and adjust the claims ant
dsaazs Of all persons. aglins, the estate Of john
Work. Lie o. LsseN. in SAIL District, dcccaset,
rcr-essn,ci iasolycH- and also all claims and de-
mIuts exhibited in olse, ;horetoi and six months
isom the day OBJ, -ac ia.c hereof, being allowed by
said Cr--. for thar purpose, We DO therefore
hereby give notice, t.as We win attend TO tho
business ot our a.soiutle1t, no the dwelling o.
Mrs. j. 81 WosE, en- Essex, in said District, On
the last NeIucsI-ys of December and April next.
.t Do O'clock. A. 81. On each Of said days.
Dated this 9Th day Ct November, 4. d. 1862.
In. WILLIAMS. }c,,,r,i ..ior,-s
IRA BARNEY,
vv11vrl
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NV lNNh1 IS f- i--
\ pacia. dispatch to morning paper
safes tuta number Of -hip-merchanis are
now 10 Washington, urging upon the >ecre-
ts5v 90 War and Navy the immediate and
WY great Importance of sealing up CHARLES
ian HaItor, at present the great port Of en-
try f.r 81, c1atrabluI trade, and the harbor
oot cl which, if cut Of any rebel port, iron.
clad vessels are expected 70 issue, which m7y
threaten Gle sl-cty If N1uh,m cities
4 Wsueutowa letter Of the 18th states
t5st tas Amy Of tie Potomac Is aE4In ua-
der marching udcr-. Gen. Sumner, uow
c.mu4udius 5eo large army c91s, is this
maraius eg rou.e for an important r4irt
wLi-h It will take lr days TO reach
a Vau,ut,u letter Of tie 10th 10 the
Times, Gays G.u Burnside has broken up his
h-alqu-5ters. rraplra tory to marching The
advance consisting Of Couch and Reynolds
rps are already threatening TIE enemy On
line If the Elppahannock towards Fair
f.z aud G5Idlnsyille.
Our d4uk snd rear, which the enemy
Won liu make Us believe that De is in-
tcndiu. TO attack. are wei. covered by Sisel
The inns Washington correspondent
writes that the army Of the Potomac has
been Tor two days on the march down the
v-lley Of the Bappahannock towards Fred
eri k-DurE, from which place Dc is proposed
now to conduct that Tilsrim-so t.w5iis the
Jerusalem of our crusade
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TIRE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CIARKE'S
FEMALE FILLS.

Prepared from prescription Of Sir J Clarke,
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
fENHIS well known medicine is no imposition,
L hut a sure safe remedy for Fema es Difficult
ties and Distractions, from any cause whatever;
and although powerful remedy, 1t contains moth
ing hurtiul to the constitution.
To MARRIED LADIES it is peculiarly suited. It
viii, in a shost time, bring on tho monthly period
with regularity.
n an cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections
Pain in the Back and Limbs, Heayiness, Fatigue
on slight oxertion, Palpi;ation Of the Heart Low
ness ot Spirits, Mysteries, Sick Headache. Whites,
and an the painful diseases occlsioned by Dis
ordered system, these Pills will effect a cure when
all other means have failed.
Itsss Pals have HeUe t,es ina,ra 10 fIl wiT'
he aHe7n1rs or fi' End rrg' n Pamri.d arc rsH
otr0us9.
For fall rl-t,ular-, Get pamphlet free, Of
The s-e-t.
y. B.-sl ard 8 Poztsgo stamps enclosed to any
authorized agent, will insure a bottle, containing
over 90 pills, by return mall
sold by an druggists. dswly
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Th, day after the late election, demo-
cratic newspaper 10 Sew Yo.k covered is
bulletin board with the following announce
menis "See Indiana . see Ohio sse Penn
s. wanna Seymour. \ friend OF ours
Stepping up 60 the bulletin, wrote under
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXIT.

THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPE-
EIENCE or AZ ISvALfD.-Patist-d
f7- tie Benefit aaf as Is arHiag and o CaH'ar 10
Ioupg ue7 wAo Isr iron Nervous Debility,
Premature ue-ss. &C.. suTPlyirs az TIE sane
tifas She mssa, ,f ,eif-eura- by ouo who has
cared himself aii4r being gut 20 great expense
THROUGH medical deposition sud 4uaekery By
enclosing post Tiid addressed envelope, slVelS
coPiss msy be had %; the autlors
EtTHaNIGL NAYFAIk, ESQ.
Bedford. Einss Co.. h. L.
March a.. daBiv
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CPanbeFFieSi

DOYs' and YOUTHS RUBBER BOOTS,
ID jos; received az
PROUTYS'.
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zBENs RUBBER BOOTS. received this day
IN at PROUIY'S.
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SOUTHERN HOSPITALITY.

as EXPERIENCED By one WIZ sPrNr. rHrsrrr,,
s1NTHs IL RICHMOND " BLACK HOLE"
CHARLESTON JAIL, CASTLE PINcEyLT.
COLUMBIA JAIL, RICHMOND HCsPITI.
shLIsBUHy PRISON, BELLIsI.Sn.
And TEw OTHER HOLLIS.
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nATCHELoR's HAIR B1E .


NE BIT n TIL NUILU-
Vnh1m s. Bachelor celebrated H4ir NJe
produces color not 20 be distia 5ui-hcd from ma
taro-warralted no. 80 irju-o the Hair IN tie
least; remedies tho 30 effects Of had dyos, AMI in-
visoratos tho Hair for life. GREY, RED. or
RUsTf HAIg insanity turns spleadii Black
or Brown, leaving the Hair s-a ant heautiful-
sold By I'll Druggists, &C.
R-Tds Gcluiae Is sisa7i WILLIAM a
BAICHELoB on ~. fs-r sier, ofss.5 ST..
FACTORY. So 81 grr-ilg street.
S1F Ycrb.
Ll,s So F-aas,ss sss T. Fa15 Nhea.)
maydaVly-9
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Self-Tucking and Quilting
ATTACHMENT FOR
sew WING MACHINE

fE'HIs 5elf-Tucking Attachment caves ali tie
L time and trouble Of creating and f5ldiug,ss the
process Of stitching one tuck folds and ereasss tie
next so that nothing is required but to keep right
straight along until they are all done.
It is easily adjusted to tuck or plat any iasrel
Width or space with perfect e1ac.uess on any Kind
Of material, or viii mark for quilting, and Is 20
simple IN It's operation, and 50 easily underst0od
that II requires no previous Instruction 20 use Il
sucesstully-aul ought 70 be In every family, who
IS fortunate Is to possess good sewing machine
Zach tucker IS put up in a box, accompanied
with full and complete Instructions, which IL
lustratoi with ensraFinss, 60 that their attach
neut Is easily and readily understood, AMI are
arranged f1r all the popular sewing machines, IN
c.udiug the V heller & " ilson, Grover & Baker,
Singer, Finkle Lyon, Howe, Wilcox Gibbs,
Empire, Sloat, Ladl & Webster, ETC., etc. When
ordering please state on what machine they are %
be used.
Pnce FIRE Dollars.
For sale By
GEO W. & C. o. BENEDICT.
isssE.
SEWING MACHINE Rooas,
80. 6. College e.
BurliDgtoo, ".
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F0ETRTs MONROE NOV. -.
4 fumlI las reached Yorktown that 1000
rebels are at Gloucester c. IL. = miles
above Gloucester Point. An expedition was
consequently sent over from Yorktown yes
er lay, to ascertain the strength Of the REQ.
e. .1rce. ], is COMMANDED by Col. Davis,
AMI consists o' infantry. cavalry and artl-
Ierv
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NEw YORK. Nov. 10.
The Times Washington despatch ssys Up
to nine O'Clock this evening intelligence al:
headquarters Of the army runs 20 this effect
Al quat a.ons the front.
The H.rad's Washington dispatch says
se learn that the whole army again took up
the line og '4aIch on Saturday and Sunday
f,r fredericksburg warrerton was evacu-
ated todsy
zen Burnside headquarters were ut Cat
lett station 'o-iay, and ere this reaches you
tie Who'll army will be nearing Frederick
tg7-h.
sc ha,, information today that Ling
street is determined 90 make thoof,cnthraat-
,neI demons ration gain-t S-flk and has
commenced q movement towards that point
L.rs. .rsstiz said 70 have 10000 men under
lin.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-11-21

Orr Local SECEssIoNIsTs.-The seces,h in
tins place are gloatIng over the State election
IN New YORK. and boasting that Seymour
will recall all the New York troops from the
[ ). service (iust a. If he had the power To
doitD aud that that will make quite hole
IN Llncoln's army. Seymour Ii no such
fool and a. foi these homo rebels. We trust
the Lord viii spare their Improbable lives
at Toast till Seymour is governor Of New
York, when some OF them may possibly see
t. what extent they have been deceived -
BeRo,rs FAILS Times
Hsrrick Allen 5 Gold Medai S-ieratus IS as
hsalty as the purest d0uf will Prove great
saving IN that article is peculiarly adapted
to Lentft weak stomsohcs and dyspepuc per
sous Is much more healthy and economical
than baking powders, and greatly preferred
u soda u use with cream tartar. GI0cers
may say they have as good. Taey are mis-
taaen. Il Is the best 10 the world. Try 1t.
Most Of the Grocers have II. Have the Gold
Medal oT nous.
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sTOP OUT THE COLD.

FE1uE SUBSCRIBERS give notice that they
4 are IN town fer few DAYS t. altse. 10 dcoss
and EinivEs Merriam " hitkers patent rubber
We ,;ber sirips-tbe best niriv4uce IuFcn ted
70 keep tie cold air out. they en- be found auI
orders iefs for them a, Ar. BickneIls bordius-
house, COLLEGE Street, nearly opposite the frse
Pres saie, Term very reasonable.
Nm. p. MERRIAM,
n. u. WnITKER.
Darlington, Nov. 10. div
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NEw IoRT, Nov, u.
\ letter rom Norfolk Of the l7th, states
that dysertCr from Richmond arrived in
that city last evening He says THAT when be
left Richmond, the lerrimac No. > was "
ing in thu stream hut not finished. Wors-
men wFrhl>y upon her. but the armamcn,
had 0ot b.ea placed on board. IL under
stood IT, ialauti,n d the rebel authorities
is to compete tT0 other iron clads to ac-
company the Aerrimsc before any d.man-
-'rati,n is made.
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AIDES AID MISSES RUBBER BOOTS
81 just received az
PaOUTY'S.
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- NI-'T7I iii I'IT'T wv =
The correspondent Of the Missouri Da"o-
orgs says matters with the army Of the From
tier are in siaia gi,o.
Preparations arc being made, however,
which Indicate a demonstration IN some
quarter before a great while. The enemy in
Arkansas is reported to be 70 600 strong IN
der uindman, and 25 600 under Holmes
The former is near Ozark. and the later
near Little Rock.
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FELFrF N TEN MINUTES.
BRfANfS
I { l. u NC WATE Err s,
IT, r-s' ra'-ia and spsefy ysp.siy diseorgss
f- az ne Diseases IF me Cisst ori lung,
Coughs, Colds, Ast.tma, Couiunp,,s-.
B,areli1s Tsfasa-7, H51rssve'r,
D-tFeut Breathing, S7-,
Ts-ol', &c, s..

rHrsE E4rEEs give the most instantaneous
AID pcrfcc; relief, ald when persevered with sc-
corlins % directions, never !ail 90 effect a rapid
aud lasting cure. Thousands have been re-
stored % perfect Eeslth who have tried other
uea-s In vain, To 1l classes aat all constitutions
they s7e equally blessing and curc-uono need
despair, To matter how long the disease may have
existed, OF however severe &c may be, provided the
orgHlic structure OF the vital orsaus is not hope
Iessly d,c8yed. Every one afflicted should give
tl-u impar.ial trial.
10 |cclusIs and PUTLIC -PEARLEs, these Wa
ie-s age peculiarly valuable; they will in ono DAY
remove che most severe occasional hoarse1ess: and
-leir regular use for few days will, a; d.. time,
Increase power and dexiJi.ily OF the voice.
g cluy Improving BIS tone, compass and cielrnCss,
ior wlicl purpose they are regularly used By
mrly professional yociiists.
JOB MOSES, sole PrclIic,cs
Rochester, y. y.
flc- - ceati Per box. Iar ca .,by al dug
-isfs Nov, ll.-dawly
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WAsHNGroN, Nov. l..
Inc S'@r contains the following iuforma-
ton
The firm. beard on Saturday morning
occurred between Waueoton Springs and
Fayetteville, aud was an artillery duel be-
tween the rebels and a Pennsylvania battery.
Tho casualties N our side were three men
wounded
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ABEL wY,IAN's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Probate
y nIsIEI.roi cuirIESuEy. s.. Court for the
u-st--. @ CLitterieu, 90 all persons interested in
the estate oi Ab-i lyman, lats o.. Hines0ursa. n
sid district. deceased. Greeting
Whereas, said Court hath assigned the 18th day
u November next, for the settlement OF tho Al
ui4itrlueu account Of the estate Of Abel Wyman,
deceased AMI ordered that public notice thereof DO
given CD all persons interested in said estate, By
publishing this order three weeks successfully
previous 70 The day assigned, in the weekly Bur-
iia-.an Free Pres, printed in Burlington in said
district.
Therefore sou are hereby notified TO appear NJ
the Probate Court Rooms, ia Burlington on the
Day assigned, then ani there TO contest the allow
l1,s af said account, It you see cause.
Given under my hand this 2Sth day Of October,
4. D. lSD2.
ulsvs p. 3. FAY, Judge.
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AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL.

Tho Worlds Great Remedy Tor
Coughs, Colds, Incipient Con-
sumption, and for the relief
fConsumptive patients
in advanced stages
OF the disease.
This has been so long used and 50 uni
VERBALLY known, that we need do no more
than assure the public that its quality IS kept
ID TO the best IL ever has been. and that it
may lie relied on TO do all it has ever done.
Prsp,rcd bv Dr.. ]. c. AVER 6 Co..
Pr7r.ical ard 4r,alyticGl Chemists,
Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all druggists every where.
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VOLUNTEERS. READ TmIs.--FoR

VOLUNTEERS, READ THIs.--FOB
the arrangement Of the system. Change OF Die,
Wounds, s,rcs, Bruises and Eruptions. 60 whi'h
every Volunteer is lilblc, there ave DO Icmeliss
So safe, Convenient aud ura as IIoLL)WAl'S
PILLS & OINTMENT. thoroughly tested ia the
Criucan and IaIisn Ciupl.--s. Only . c7n's
rer b J on F-t.
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(tODEY's LADY's BOO f.r November.
NE PETERsON'S MAGA. Inc
For sale 90 IUNTINGTQN'S.
O,t. 20, 1862.
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1852. Lake Champaign 1852
Summer Arrangement.
GolvG NORTH.

GOING NORTH.
Day LIyE-Lcavr White
bah lliiy. CSurlays eZ,sptedD al 1915 A. IL,
UPON arrival OF tae Cars from Troy, Albany aad
Buffalo, reaching Burlington az AS J.. 81, 1ad
Rcuss's Point a, SIS p. 81, making direct con-
uectiou with the Cars for Oglels5ursh aul Mont
rc1! same evening.
GOING SOUTH.
N-eur Llvr.-Leave Bouss's Point al q.n.( ex-
c-pt Saturiays and ouulays) on arrival % Train
from Montreal and Ogicls5u-rh, arriving at tur-
iinc.on az Q 80 p. ~, and reaching Whitehall q,
$50 \. ~, L. time i.r Express Iraia rca'li.ns
New York at p. a., -uldo and su pension
Bridge 40 g p. ".
ON SATURDAYS
The steamer UvrrD STATES will l-5ys u=si,o's
Point az % A. ", al5 Darlington az I'D a. a.,
roacailg LiteAau a. $50 p. IT., IN time for
trains connecting with uisa- boats ora Hudson
River and Express ,r-i4s 80. lh3 Vest.
Both Lines viii b. run each way via Port
Kent 1lI Pis.ta1lr-ii ..-T' N-twrFgs.
FERRY.
ILs steamer BosIos, Opt. Heasy M-yg, i-l.-s
burlington daily az $50 4. M, and P.lt--lursl
daily ~ I2.sJP. ". Leaves Burlington -stgr-
DAYS al l.JJ a. 81. and Z. 81; leaves I.I--s-
t-r-a saturdays az 1890 auI PM e3-Mcd-
resIlys ard Ihurs.lys o. trip viii be male 90
Grand Isle, leaving r.4,,s5lEsl At ll-il -'-l-
Faro as low rs by any other Route.
THROUGH TICKETS lT tails Li-r between
Che principal places in tho Northern States, can
be- procured 20 tho Ticket Olcss u the Railroads
4Fauy's OE-c, American Hotel, burlington
\r. ID. Tracy, Art-, l' Commissioner tfleet
81 .l--lai. FL. CalIeid, Pier II, Foot Ll1-sty ~.
Is. J.. Lu-- - River iai.rus1 l---esi Ne" 1e-A
|..H.H ffHrHH Mon Llerur. lruv
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CEEPUYR a SHETLAND WOODS.
- Santa-s, Na5a5 Hoop Sirts AMI Cor-ers,
js.t received ar
-t"- ". TuJNpz0N>.
Corner Caurca ana Bl1. s-s.
U-.. %, i~a-. DIFF
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Ga recsie. o., price, % cents. Manual furnished
free. SEQ t5-t Phillip Lee r'me IS oa eseb
boy. .lls~-v
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PNPER HAGS.

A VARIETY Of sizes l5r Grocers' use, for sale
az HUNTINGTON'S.
Nov. 10, lsC-.
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he US OF THE WEEK.
BY Telegraph.


far t7'ther telegraph sec third PAGE.
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ALBUMS! ALBUMS !
GARD PORTRAITS

az Distinguished National Character, fos
~ Photographs Albums. One if7d-ed t4-ss'i'r
for sale az l0c. each
by {. %. FRENCH / co.
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To Printers.

KErANIED A GOOD PRESsNAN. used to
~ running q Cylinder Pres. and familiar
with al kinds of Press work. ono who is also a
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q. II. AVIS.
Attorney and Claim Agent,

CLAIMS against The state and United States, for
Widow and Iuvaiid's Pensions OF Bouu-
tcs and Arrears of Pay prosecuted
ul tlc most favorable terms.
application D. mail win resolve prompt at
l.a-r. w-Nm3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-28

Union Such pr szsr 70 ros given 20 him ky
,hs Cor gsitlsiun. hs Pfesid Dt bss ss7. -
n eAmi, tssf tbs i'v'. II i1cfe de- hs
2 r>std sDs n.a . rfgat ~ rT%sias 'fthsTl>K
dies fes President canuAt sD psfCs3ssz II
sha shsrtff fe.ns h, SCI tns Pr trsrc
tignt 10 arrest Ia ssf ,nsss GAS 'hs j ss
d.at bss a aras ~ sDpotut ard q vsezsi IL .
accoroiL. - sls soar itnrinG II 10 ~ ar.
vum was tusg g,svG e tag pbbte ta,ua
by ID: r~aEssss.oss og p'cp rty ana Tas rea2.5s
NC sac9EntiioB ~ rishts and r'oIsr.r ~
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-28

i AWFUL rArAsT sOpaa II MExIoo.-We And
18th of March, IA neWsp. per wnici, follows
tho a. my, aGd ia now published IL OfiEeba,
the foIio wig details cf lie aW.ua c-.1as.r
phs which ,ooE place al Gsn Anares Cla.Cni
ccsnLla:
Cu the 7th ;nst. the yiiiese ct san andre.
ChaicbicoinEiS Wis iac scene o. one OF rh,eu
terrlDiS accidents which canlOt be wituess-u
withou. u freiinS of pi.y, mingled with tor
ror. Some 900 men, with about Se0 Wom n
and children, bsiocetnG TO or following The
MsXican army, apd most Ui WHOM tLCh
ed 10 re2tmants. ra;seI IL ths 5sais OK
Oxace, mad taken up Eheir quarters IL tue
cCnmlsaars.' fa'ihtay, L. Wnich ,sero stored
srsatquaau las ef EanuoxGar aud ts1un. uUi.
tioa. IA. tAsss. yeasad Ct Deing Kept al a
room Tor th@t iurross, wsTe lett sea; .arsl IL
inc yaroS, expossa ~ me heat of tbs SIN a. Il
.ae Hfe oi htnoze3- "a o'ci0CE Ii LES even
inE, spSrk ieit Ia enc If the boxes, sat its
eonteats oG nfc, and tbs FIRE heiug coIu II Qni-
cAss0 70 t'se otGeI s.oIea, u genesal axD cston
fJlIowed, and Ibs Whole SAFE wsS pisale.i t,i Ia
tremendous upi-$, th- walls tuEa al,na co " !.
vita l.astul crash, ala nufsiig i.r tueis :
rutns hll unAn Desuss gathered urd.s that
roof. E;Cxe tnan oro iAoueard persons ,ssre
killed, anu shs rem Aaindsr wonnae. nora o.
less dangerously.
Aaso0l AZ this catastrophe was knowa In
Oriz sba sad cofaovu, the surgeons OF the
French AID English troops hus.enea 70 the
scsae of mat or 1ai accident. 10 atts ad 20 to .
Aumes ous viciais, ~ tEey wore taken from
Rmoux .tiIe ruins u - es,d tina: ssts -.
Eiosia. W ia, I'd b sis1 az Gsas ~a.el 4
kti.s. . - W rssfg ~ u ! tss tfit
yafas asar ,As 70 SEA, ;n efaes 10 coax saa
ysotNsA II tnss .Aissa @