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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-05-30
RElNF0RCEAENTS FOR GEN,
BANKS.
From General Halleck.
Armies but 2 miles apart.
REPORTED CAPTURE OF VICKS-
BURGH.
NEW YORK, MAY %.

NEW YORK, May 70.
The Heads correspondent shows that
previous 90 Nay len. 900 had been added
t. the rebel force On the Shenandoah Valley
and that the whole force was supposed to
number i 600 or 2l,00O men with 81
pieces Of artillery. On the OH Of May
there was a large rebel force IN the Noun
tlins Ia their vicinity, but Gen. Banks had
enough men 90 keep them IN check. Gen.
Shields and Gen. GearcY were being with
drawn from Cen. Banks aud transferred to
Gen. Mcdowell. On the 10th inst. these
forces had lc.t to Join Mcdowell.
Two days previously a union had been eff
ccted between Rebel tens. johnson Ewell
and Jicks," ard they were marching on
the divided AMI reduced forces Of Banks.
The HerGas Washington despatch says
prompt effort, have been made 10 succour
zen. Binks: it Is suppose d that by to-day
Gen. Miles Will have reinforced Banks
with a considerable io.ce.
The World sIys the mmcusc Rebel Army
which made their appearance 50 suddenly in
Western Virginia gives color tota from
"a Kentucky newspaper taat 10 Is the inten-
tion Of the rebel leaders 70 withdraw from
the cl4s, and invldl the northern States,
II possible, ina two columns, one by way Oi
Pennsylvania, under Gen. j. Johnston, and
another under Gen. Lee, marching from
Cumberland Gap go Louisville, and i'll sci
bic crossing the Ohio 10 Cincinnati.
The scheme J., desperate, and certainly IN
practicable, but thc fortunes Of the rebellion
such that TO keep zap the spirit OF rs ar
my, the attempt is at least making. We
no fears but o few days viii turn the
aide % victory ia tie right direction. IHcrc
need Dec 10 lear q Washington, OK hat the
wall gain any permanent advantage in
now desperate military ventures.
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NV l0RK. Nav y

The Times adyiccs from Gen. McDOwells
army are highly important. 1t has crossed
the Rappahannock in full force, and advau-
ced Yesterday : miles by one road beyond
Freiericks5ursh, and ) or o on another.
The rebels in their retreat destroyed bridges
behind them, which will, Of course, tend to
delay McDJwell's progress somewhat
\ reconnaissance was made yesterday by
Gen. Mcdowell in person, which revealed
the presence Of TO rebels. and no indications
were found Of their having been IN the Vi
entity in any force.
Tie Tribune's special despatch slys the
victory Of Col. Crooks command in Nes-
tern Virginia heretofore reported was the
result Of a very hard fight with a superior
force. The evenly left 80 dead aud 90
wounded, 100 were made prisoners including
Lieut.. Col. Finney. Major Edgar AID other
officers. They alsJ carried of many dead
and vcuaict. Cur loss was 4 killed and
20 WOUNDED. The citizens Of Lewisbursh
shot some Of our wounded men in the streets
as they were going 10 the Hospital.
The Tribune's FrederIcks5nrgh despatch
saws Gen. Mcdowell ordered a rcc0nnOis-
sancc in force yesterday morning.
The commanding O1icer was told by Union
men that no rebel force could be found
within 50 miles.
None we're seen.
The poor white pc1I,a were reiJiccI 10 Sc,
our tr5oTs.
Al the rlch planters had left lorRichmoud.
Our men have rebuilt the several bridge,
and yut up telegraph wires within 10 miles
Of Fctcricksburgh.
On. REYNOLDS has been made Military
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NOAH PRESToN,s ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Honora-
- DISTRICT or CHGTTESDES, S.. s bic the Probate
Court for tho District Of Chittcnden, to all persons
interested in the estate Of Moan Preston, late
Of Richmond, in said District, deceased, Greeting.
WHEREAS, said-Court hath assigned the til
day Of june next, for the settlement Of the
administration account Of the Administra-
tor cfthe estate Of the s1il deceased, and also Tor
division Of s-iI estate amongst tho heirs OF the
said deceased, and ordered that public notice
thereos .e given 70 all persons interested in sait
estate, by publishing this order three weeks Sue
ccssiveiy, previous to the day assigned, in ne
Burlington Free Press, printed in Darlington IN
sail District.
Therefore, YOU are hereby notified to appear at
the Problte Court Rooms in Burlington, on the
day s~ssisncI, then and there 20 contest the allow
auce Of s,id account, if you sec cause.
Given under my hand, this 2Oth day Of My,
A.. D. 1862,
wtlws r. B. FAY, judge.
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Legal Advertisements.
nj. M.CRANnALL,sE STATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, 1The Honorable the
eDIsIEIcr OF c~HrrTESDES,s IS : Probate Court for
the District OF Chittenden. To all persons interest
Ell il the estate Of Franklin W. Crsndall, late OF
Hinesbur, n. in said District, deceased,
Greeting.
Nhe ca sand Court hath assigaed the 18th day
o. june next for the settlement Of the adInini5tra-
tion account Of the estate of Franklin W. Crandall,
deceased, and ordered that public notice thereof
be given to all persons interested in said estate,oy
publishing this order three weeks successfully pre-
vious to the day assigned in the Burlington Free
Press, printsd in Burlington, in said District.
Therefore you are hereby notified to appear al
the PROBATE Court rooms, in Burlington, on the
day assigned, then aad there TO contest the allow
ance Of said account if you see cause.
Given unier my hand this 27th day Of May. A.
d. 1862.
wisw3 r. B. FAY, Judge.
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was seen to explode while we were leaving.
A loud report was followed BY the rising Of
a large sphere of smoke high into the air.
The enemy had stationed a force at Berry,
vile to prevent our retreating towards llar-
per's Ferry, and we were.compelled to take
the road " Magtinsburg.
The Baltimore American of yesterday
says that General Banks has received REIN
iorcements at liarper's Ferry OF at least
$4,000 disciplined troops aud o car loads Of
serge guns.
The steamer 5. r. Spauiding has arrived
with 33l sick soldiers from Gen. MeClcllan's
Army.
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NJ. [. MElOS,
ouartermast er- General

|laELUENCE or LloT WEATHER UroN Morrill,
LEN = SOUTHERN SuLDIEBs,-ln the medI-
cal statistics of the army from 1887 10 1854.
transmitted to Hon. j. d. Bright. President
81 the Senate, by Jefferson Davis. Secretary
of War. July -, 1856, on pages cog and
t2l. viii Re found a statement showing the
power of endurance Of a South Carolina and
a New York regiment. respectively. South
C%,rolina First Regiment, 1854 men. cam
IalSn ct 1917, eighteen and a halt months
service, loss by disease, 500 New York Sc
C'nd. l COS men, seventeen and a half months
-%cIvIce, loss by disease, 90. From this COM
FarIson Of a Northern regiment with a South:
crn one, IN a hot country campaign, it APP
pears that the Southern regiment lost by d.
selss very nearly twice as many as the New
York regiment n about the same length OF
tune, and he loss from all other causes was
one third less to the Northern than to the
Southern regiment.
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nrIrER suELnnN,s EsTATF.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Hoaora-
- nISrs1rr OF CHurESDCS, IS. Sblo the Pro
bate Court for the District Of Chittenden. 10 all
persons interested in the estate Of Oliver sheldon
late Of Burlington. in said District, deceased,
Greeting.
Ua,--rs. said Court hath assigned the 9Th
div Of Jane I-C3 Tor the settlement OF the
administration account Of the administ ator Of the
estate Of Oliver Shel ION, deceased, snd a
Distribution OF said estate among tho heir
Of sid deceased, and ordered tha. pub
lie notice thereof be given to al persons interes
tel in said estate, by publishing this order three
weeks successfully previous 70 tho day assigned,
in the weekly Burlington Free Press, printed IN
Burlington, in said District.
Therefore, you are hereby notified TO appear a;
the Probate Cour, rooms, in Burlington, on the
day assigned, then and there to contest the allow
auce Of said account, il you see cause.
Given under ms hand, this 18th day Of Nay
A.. D., 1862.
taw3 D.. FRENCH, Register.
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NEW YoRE, May -.

g. @NHA a@@L 90
\ letter dated BOttJm's Bridge, May 23d
says intelligent contrabands report the rebel
army moving out of Richmond, and north
ward to Playground, some , or 8 miles out
on the high plateau, where they were forth
flying, and that they intend to give us battle.
The Hrrdif's Washington despatch reports
that the ith Michigan in the recent Skin
mish on the Chiokahominy fought and rout-
cd an entire rebel brigade.
The Mcchanicsvil.e bridge Is occupied 10y
our troops, and is only four miles from Rich
mOnd.
\ Petersburg paper reports that on the
10Th, eighteen OF the Monitors crew went
ashore at City Point and were surprised by
the rebels and two were made prisoners, The
balance who reached the boat and pulled for
the vessel, were shot at. Eight were killed
and another lost au arm
The Virginia Legislature has appropriated
5000. 600 to remove the women, children
and decrepid persons from Richmond 10 a
place Of safety.
The rebel army was e%ncampsd within a
few miles Of Richmond.
Other accounts state that the Mayor Of
Nicksburgh replied to the summon Of our
gunboats that MississipPians never surrcn-
dcrJd.
Martial law Is proclaimed in Charleston,
and the papers and citizens are fearful Of a
surrender.
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BEToRE CoRINTH, Nav y.


Gen. Hdlleck has issued an order prOhib-
iting diminishing. Pickets on each side are
now friendly and within c)nvers.ng distance,
which they improve.
Last night FIVE rebels, including one Ser
geant, came over. All along the line our
forces are within two miles Of the rebel
works. Ia some places our heavy guns are
within blt,ering distance, but dense wood
iald intervening, prevents the parties from
opening FIRE.
camp rumOrs say Nicks5urs has surrtn-
dered and that our fleet was en- route to Mem
phis.
The savannah Npcs Of the 18th say, that
two Yankee steamers opened fire with shot
and shell on Darien on Friday. NJ damage
done.
The Vicksburgh Cit-eH of the 30th saw
some Of the Federals had landed at Warren
ton, and had a few skirmishes.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-05-30

Ire LATEST News this Thursday uaorn.
.rE, from cur army before Corinth. Is tha;
t.H- HIieck had moved up to within a mile
ot ths Cnemy's fortifcations, Sunday night,
and Was entrcnchinE. Il was expected that
cur guns would orcn fire by the o9th.
Con. Mcclellan tolegraphs that at Hano-
vor Court House the rebels were completely
routed. losing probably LOCO. We lost so
killed wounded and missing, and took 500
prisoners.
rnforcemcn.s have reached the tebels at
Fort Wright, and 1T was though. they would
attack cur dset. '0u- nr-tars have again
o7enci FIRE upon the Tc5.
IreIe is no .ne'vs from Com. Farragut's
expedition up'tr- Mississippi and no FUR
thE 7lcTencsZ reported in zen. Banks d.
w.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-05-30
BOSTON NsREET.

LnyE-uAT May IS
FLoyR-saics a, 50 asa 1873 for common
brand. Western. s4sOalu Gr fancy; e1.sas
at 81 IS a 5; and superior at s. 10 a 81. ia-
ciulir- Geaess-c, Ohio, Clulla 'ui Ni-hi-,r.-
Corn Meal IL in steady demand az s-55a5I-s
Ter bei. Rye Flour is selling 10 small iats at
s. aoa 8 - rr b5l, i~l.illias cua.a ana ez-
tr..
GFAIN-In Corn d eru.ide-slls decline has
taken place during the ,,es. sale, Of southern
yellow 90 10 a sec. new Weteru mixed at
52a5'c; and I'd d at5fs Ter bush. ol-s are
very firm. Sales ,l IVES ern sui Can ia at fla
i5e, ard Prl5e Edward I-l1uI at B., a go. Ter
bush. In kye small sales at So a SIC per bush.
White Beans are firm and 10 dcnsnd Ilas Pod
and marrow have been soli at - 50 a ami ex-
t. Yea At g. q IS pei bush. as 10 quality
Canail Peas have been sold at So a $50 per bush.
Shorts are quiet at SCI a p an! Fine Feed a-i
Miidlings range from so a 50 PER t.r, as To-
quality.
PROYi5IrNs.-Park continue Co meet vIh a
moderate demand, with sales at $40 n Tor prime
So 80 IS fr mess and SIS q Il 50 for clear,
cash. Feet is firm AMI selling at So a IS per
Dbl Tor Eastern and Western mes and extra mess;
and SIS a Is 80 per I'LL for 'smily e,tr', cash 40
Lard is frsm, with sales q s. a in tbIs and
tierce'; ami 9 a % C per 70 in kegs, cash. sm'kel
Hams nege been 10 fair demand at &c Ter n, cash.
Butter remains without much change. Good.
choice and extra have been .aii at D. a lie; and
common and fir from 10 a lac Ter d.. New
Cheese is selling at ) a &c Per o..
NonL-H1s been in pretty active demand this
week. The sales Of fleece and pulled have been
25o,ooa lbsat prices ranging IRON 81 a SOC, a con-
siderable lot Of fine Pennsylvania, fancy clips, sell
ling at the latter rate.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-05-30
CHITTENDEN COUNTY COURT.


APRIL TERM, A.. D. 1852.
james II. Cook
Us.
Henry O'Reiliey & Trustee
Vt. { Boston Telegraph Co
VNHIS actor vas entered in said Court at the
above named Term thereof, and is an &C
tion on a Judgment Of the Superior Court holden
In 1ni for tho city. county and State Of New York
on the 9th day .t June A. D.. ISL, in which
Court the plaintiff recovered judgment in his IA
vor and against the defendant for 363 ,0s dollar
debt and his costs. taxed at nine dollars and forty
four cents, which judgment has never been paid,
s1'isfcd or vacated, and now remains in full force
which is to the damage Of tho plaintiff 800 dol
lars. And it appearing to said Court that the
said Henry 0 Kelley resides without this State,
and has no agent or attorney within this State
and that no service Of this writ has been made up
on him, it is by the Court ordered that notics of the
tendency Of said suit be given 10 said Henry
O'Beilley by publishing three weeks successfully
the substance of the declaration therein in the
Burlington Free Press, a public newspaper pub
lished in said Chittenden County, the last Of
which publications shall be twenty days previous
% the next Term Of said Court.
Notice is accordingly given to the said Henry
CRcillev % appear at the next term Of said Court
% he holden az Burlington within and for said
Cbitteuicn County.o on the fourth Monday ofScpt.
A.. n. lSG2, or be will be defaulted.
pa-ci at Darlington, in said Chittenden County
Nay och. 4. D. 1862.
A. J.. HOWARD, Dep. Clerk.
WHts & HEALn, Attys. 46w3t
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ERR ESTATE.

WE THE sUBsCRIPEE5 hayins been ar-
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate
Court for the District Of Chittenden, Commission
ors 60 receive, examine and adjust the claims and
demands Of all persons, against the es tate ot
Ezra Hols, late Of Charlotte, in sid District,
deceased, represented i%nsolveut, and also all claims
and demands exhibited in Offset thereto; and six
months from the day Of the date hereof, being
allowed ty sil Court for that purpose, VIC DO,
therefore, hereby give notice, that we viii attend
TO the business Of our appointment, at the DWELL
Ing Of Hrs. E. Holt, in Charlotte in said Dis
tri... on the 18Th dav Of May and 5th day Of No
vember next, at DO o'clock, A. NJ, on each Of
sail days.
Dated this 3th day Of May, A. D. 1861.
LUTHER STONE, ! Commits
witu3 s. W. HUBBELL.S s%ioners.
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NEw YORK. Nav IS

The sick and wounded men who escaped
from StrasbuTg say the rebels deliberately
attacked our sick train. firing into the am
balances and upon f%ainting men by the way
side killing in cold blood men incapable Of
making resistance. The traitors displayed
the white dag with black bars.
The Worlds correspondence says Of 5 or
9 hundred men in the fight Of Front Royal
only $50 returned. More may come in.
In Mondays fighting near Winchester
Lieut.. Col. Brown Of the 18th y. Y. regi-
ment Is SAID to have been killed. Col. Bri-
ton OF the 36th Penn. Regiment was wound
ed and taken prisoner. Col. Murphy Of the
18th Penn. regiment was killed with many
others. The md Mass. regiment was firing
uron the enemy from behind a stone wall
when being opened upon an by enhlading fire
from the enemy who bad come upon our
flank, they had to escape as the rebels were
IN ya-tly superior numbers. The Maine
CLvalrLsuh red severely 10 Saturdays 6sht.
Donelly's Brigade crossed the Potomac at
Dam No. 4.
Gen. Banks was in the rear Of the retreat
ing forces, when a shell exploded four lect
from HIM without i%njuring him.
Winchester is reported to have been
burned by the Rebels. Some ammunition
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commanding at Fort Wright. The appear
ances are that several new batteries are to
be constructed, mounting twenty-one guns,
several Of heavy calibre.
Troops are pouring in already, in response
u the call for 80 900 more volunteers. The
n. Y. 18th regiment and 9Th artillery lett
for Washington Mon lay night, and the Sth,
llth, 18th. 22ld, S7th, 9th, 18th, 18th,
list, and 18th regiments are under march
ing orders. \ Pa. regiment left Illnisburg
Monday, and three more next day.
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Ific(l

Ia Hiaesbursh, My 18th, Jenny Alice, daush-
te- Of George a.. AMI Julia A. Marshall. Aged 4!
year,, 4 months and - lsys.
In Colchester. on the 10Th inst Wi lam Henry,
sou Of W. W. anil Fanny u. Dutton, aged years,
2 months and = days.
In this villsge, May 27th, John C., infan: son
OF Calvin II. and Julia a. Blodgei', aged 3
months.
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SneCial Notices.
THEY KNOW BEST who h

THEY KNOW BEST who have tried
them, and the testimony Of sll who have used
Door. GHToED's CvRATIvEs, IS all that they are
represented to be. scidby J.w.RoBrd 4, Agent,
sent per nail by
PHILIP LEE, $50 William st., N.NeTE,
who will send you a ma-r.l free. see that each
box has his name-Priee IS cts. per bCx.
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Mn1lAusrnrr. Nh. NAy -

Our army WAS driven back from WInches-
ter this morning by a greatly superior force
OF the enemy, which Is estimated from % to
- 900 men. Our force consisted of only
twJ small brisadcs, GjrdJn's aud Doneily's,
numbering less than iUUO men, and yet they
held the rebels IN check Tor lJur hours aud
then were forced u retreat, which they did
in 20 i order.
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NOTICE.

ZANE into the enelosu-e OF the subscriber, on
- or about the 18th of 5lsy, a. II. lsc2, 3rdv,
fes-yeaT-old Hrfos; six OF them mosuy red, one
black, tn rec speckled red and white. one Iea,ly
white with red cars. one brlnoie and white. The
owner is requested to pr owe property, pay charges
and take them away. n. b. BROWN.
Essex, May 18th, Is CO. s4swS
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BALTIMORE, Nav ,.

Baltimore street from Calvert to Holiday
is crowded. There is considerable excitement
the crowd abusing obnoxious people and Oc-
c~asIonaliy beating some one. The people arc
demanding the display Of flags from all the
newspaper Offices and public buildings. Al
have complied except the News Sheet, which
Office is closed and abandoned.
The excitement is fearful, and prominent
secessionists have disappeared from the
streets. The military have taken no part IN
these movements.
\ recruiting Office has just been opened on
Baltimore street, displaying a dag bearing
the inscription Recruiting Office Of the
18th Maryland Avengers
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BATCHELoR'S HAIR DYE !
THE BEST II THE WORLD.

William A. Bachelor celebrated Hair Dye
produces a color not to be distinguished from na-
1re-warranted not to irjure the Hair il the
least remedies the i'll effects Of bal dyes ami IL
vigorates the Hair Tor life. GREY, RED. or
RUSTY HAIR instantly turns splendid Black
or Brown, leaving the Il ir soft and beautiful
Sold by all Druggists, &C.
EThe Genuine is signed WILLIAM =.
BACHELOR or he f.r si{s Of zach brr.
FACTORY, No. 81 Barclay Street,
New York.
tLsf. 50 B-71@rlg 57{l5 Bead Srsu)
msy2odavlT
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Veal DdIUsVIIt, Nd 7.
Quite a spirited skirmish took place On
the 18th near Searcy on the Little Red Riv-
er between about two hundred and fifty men
ot Gen. O-terhouse's division aud some
go rebels under Coils. Coleman and Hicks,
IN which the latter were routed with a loss
Of Is LETT on the field, and quite a number
wounded. Our loss was IS killed and 81
wounded.
The Rebels haze butucI all the bridges
across the Bayou Dcsarc. and Cypress and
% 1000 bales OF cotton have been consumed
on the Arkansas River bY order Of Gen
Bcaurcgarl.
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DR.. LIsroS will be in Burlington next week.
We are tod by tho Malone Palladium that DR..
Liston's great experience, from the large number
OF cases, he called upon to treat daily, ht him in
N eminent degree to judge accurately, and with
vut delay to prescribe a remedy.
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FANCY GOODS. roYs AND YAM

FANCY GOODS, Toys AND YAM
KEE NOTIONS, in endless variety. Dealers will
hnd it advantageous TO call before purchasing, or
forward their orders. Goods are selling cheap, to
make room for the immense stock Of Fire Works
from all the principal Lt5ara,7rie5 in New Egg
land. E,na Laboratory is now ready to furnish
Fire Works,-from one thousand TorPcdocs at 50
cents, to a display Of Five thousand d9llIrs.
10000. 900 Torpeioes.
le,C00 Boxes Gold Chop Crackers.
HOLDEN, CUTTER 4 Co,
81 q 50 Federal AMI l07, Ill ( lis Congress
Streets, Boston.
wfivA
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BARRED,

Il Winoesli, Vt. Mzy 2lst, By Rev. J. y.
Kinss5urT, MI. Gapy g Cr-ssett Of Waterbury, to
LIS. Fanny I. godfrey. Of Wincosk
In Hiae-bargh, Nay 26, b. Rev. c. L. Fenin,
Lieut.. An-on II. Weed, Co. q, II VT. Regiment,
10 Miss Helen n. Pcsso. both Of Hi1osburgh.
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DISEASES OF WOMEN.-Da

DISEASES OF WOMEN.-DR. MARI
on attends exclusively to the treatment Of Prir4fs
Ds,as,r and the 'pseial Diseases Of WOMEN, at
his REMEDIAL INSTITUTE for Special Diseases, at
No. Is Union st., Providence, r. 1. see his ad-
vertisemeut Of THE GREAT INDIAN RxNEDr FOR
FEMALES in this paper.
Nov. y. dawly
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NV NnaK. NAY 2.tL

NEN IbAhs -A4f ---h
The bark Pallls from Beliss was boarded
On the 10th by the =. ;. berk Pursuit, IN
latitude %, 80, longitude So. She reported
that a day previous the L. steamer Guy
Ter captured an iron steamer loaded with
cotton, and sent her to New York. Her
name was not learned.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-05-30

NORFOLK. Va. May -
The Day5ook has been suppressed at the
request Of a meeting Of citizens, for publish
ing a communication a~ssailing severely those
Union citizens who have taken the oath Oi
llcsiance.
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BALTINORE. NnN >

Private accounts from Martinsburg repre-
sent that only a few rebel scouts were in
that place yesterday, and soon retired doing
no damage. The indications are that the
nemy is retrcating to Winchester.
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Mmrsar POSSESSION Is taken Of all the rail-

NHfsHY Possession j. taken of all the rail-
o. IDS.
WASHINGTON, May p.
Ordered that by virtue of the authority
-.c- ted by an act Of Congress, the President
t.kes military possession Of all the railroads
-a the L. 5. from and after this date until
i~urtl,er orders, and directs that the respect
.v, railroad COMPANIES. their ofieers and
-rl wants shall hold themselves in readiness
ior tie transportation CT troops and NUM-
tiaus Of war as may be ordered by the mill
tary authorities. to the exclusion OF all 9TH
cr business.
By oIder Of the Secretary of War.
NJ. c. MEIGS,
ousrtermaster General.