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session, and the tins is not far dis
tant when they will have at least a
respectable swarm Of these crafts.
But they look to Europe to furnish
them much aid in this direction. A
rnmor now prevails that several iron
clad vessels are building in a certain
river on the Continent. which in q
few months will put to sea with
Confederate officers and crews on
board. This is hardly to DO be-.
ieved. but it In certain that two
steam gunboats have lately been
built at Liverpool. and arc roaming
the seas rs privxteers under the Con-
Tolerate flag. and this probably gives
rise to the ru,nor in England at the
departure Of the last steamer. that \
we'll armed Confederate vessel had
Just left Liverpool, in search Of the
U. States gunboa. Tnscaror.. The
Nashville. in one Of her frs. trips to
England. took out S7.5OO.OOO in
gold belonging to the Confederate
Government. which vas placed at the
disposal Of i:s commissioners to buy
and build vessels for y Confederate
navy. and recent circumstance 20 TO
prove that they have not been idle,
and also that the money is no. ly.
ing idle. 1t ia we'll known tina.
many vessels running the blockade
have taken officers and crews for
these purchased vessels, and tina, the
number Of agents officers and men
claiming to belong to the South has
largely increased lately in the seces.
sion haunts of Europe. These are
significant facts but i. mus, not be
supposed tina. the Federal Govern
ment is asleep.
The Nashville is by this time
safely anchored in Southern port,
~seA 'A6 q ~0A So Va 0AAAs AaOu!-
tons. &c. After her escape from
Fort Macon. she ran the blockade
into Charleston, where she was sold
to private individuals and her name
changed to Thomas L. Wrasg, aud
the British flag hoisted over her.
She Immediately loaded with cotton,
ran the blockade out. west to Mas
sau. New Providence. discharged, |
took the cargo of an English ship,
consisting Of arms. munitions, etc,
and left that port on the 9th Instant.
More than two weeks have eIasped.
and her capture is not reported. 1t
is a run of about four days from
Nassau to Charleston, and by this
time she is again safely anchored
under the guns of Fort SUMTER
Should her arrival be confirmed.
everybody will begin to think the
blockade humbug.
A RJnndv Enworn~onr VnS<nrAov
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t. To Editors and Printers. III

L'OR SALE-The Newspaper and job
Il Material, books, and outstanding debts
Of this Office. Reasons for selling given Cd
application. if desired. To person who
will continue the publication OF the paper.
a bargain will he offered. The materials
are new, and there is sufficient stock Of pa
per on hand 10 last ak or eight months.
Address the proprietor. d9G:i
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Ihe 15eni- aHetkly Ye,rs.
fubIished On Tuesday and Friday.
[Continued from LIST page.l

COntlNued from 1st page
Ing moro from efforts to the foe to
cove. his retreat than from any con.
csrsed plan for q regular fight. We
think it will require greater genius
than ever Mcclellan possesses to
relieve the invading foece from it.
present unpleasant predicamcnt.
Our troops are still pressing upon
the r.treating foe. who seems to be
eaecsually demeralixed. especially
those constituting the rear Of the ar
NY They are to be se.n wandering
III every direction through the dense
woods near the Chickahominy. with
cat guns or knapsacks. and many Of
them without hats. which indicates
thorough state Of confusion among
them. AS an evidence Of this. We
may state the fac. thst d., Thomas
Cssaen.s- suceesded in gathering
xo~ar1s Of Sfty. who. without any
organization. were wandering about
in ayl.ar-n. bewilde-msa.. Other
r4r::es we've similarly captured. aud
tissing "a. day small squads Of do
',r or more rse-e continually arriving
10 ~. city.
Dus:ag the Day. a portion &C the
c.va:-y Of Gen. Stuart captured and
Destroyed several transports on the
pa.au:key river. near West Point
: oas A-s the means of escape for
sae saemy being cut Of. SO that, in
s,y VIEW .. the case. there seems to
BE 81: -:.::!s probability Of their get
>icg o5 "a :o,ce,
Ea:!y "a the day it was stated.
@.:a sons degree Of FEASIBILITY.
7a.: t2s :o.css Of Gen, Jackson had
succeed I'd a blgging some forty-6ve
Hundred osths enemy; and although
~s have 10 positive confirmation Of
ms statement. we are inclined to
tai.s 1t correct in the main. Ger
tain it is. that the vigilance of that
distinguished officer, as manifested
in his valley campaign, has not been
in the least relaxed in his operations
on tho Chickahominy.
TIL ENEMY FLEEING DOWN THE RIVER.
At a late hour last night the fol-
lowing dispatch WA received from
Petersburg, giving further details of
the escape Of the Yankees. 1t is
highly probable that a portion of the
Yankee army may succeed in effect
ing an escape. but very large por-,
ton Of it must fall into our hands:
Petersburg. June 3O.-A courier
from Bermuda Hundreds. at 6 o'clock,
reports that a portion Of the Fede.
rails have been driven to the river,
where, under cover of their gunboats,
they are endcavoring to embark.
Four transports have passed down
the river heavily laden. Our field
pieces On the Chesterfield side en-
gagged the gunboats and poured "ho.
ere" into them. The gunboats
dropped down to Turkey Island. fol-
lowed by our field pieces. The en-
envy were fleeing down the river
bank. holly pursued by our troops,
and were falling thick and fast at
last accounts. The firing was inc.s-
SAINT.
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tho mostseverely. Our lossis abou
$50 killed und wounded. aud that o
the enemy equally n great. if no
more. besides Observation-Disclosures
Examiner.
We publish the following popula,
song. by particular request:
THE BONNIE BLUE FLAG.
Fighting for the property We gain by honest
toll;
And when our rights were threatened the
cry rose near and far.
To hoist on high the Bonnie Blue Flag
that bears the single star.
Cborus-fIurrah, Lu1rah:
For Southern Rights hurrah,
Hurzah for the Bonnie Blue Flag
That bears the single star:
Az long as the union was faithful to hex
trust.
Like friends and like brothers we were kind
aud were just.
Blu: now when Northern treschery attempts
our rights to mar.
We hois, on high the Bonnie Blue Blue Flag
that bears tho single star.
Chorus-
Firs: gallant South c.ro'in. nooly led the
band;
Then came Alabama and took Dor by the
hand;
Then quickly Mississippi. Georgia and
Florida,
All raised on high the Bonnie Blue Flag
tha; bears the single star.
Chorus.
ye men Of valor, gather round on, banner
of the right.
Brave Texas and Louisiana join US in the
fght
Davis, our loved President and Stephens,
statesmen rare,
Now .ally round ou1 Bonnie Blue Flag,
that bears the single star,
Chorus.
Now here's to Old Virginia, the Old Domi-
MON State,
Who with the young Confederacy OF length
has linked her fate:
linpelled by her exam pie. now other States
prepare
To hoist on high the Bonnie Blue Flag,
that bears the single star.
Chorus.
Then here's to ON, Contedecacy, strong we
are ard brave,
Like patriots Of old wen fight our heritage
to save,
And rattle, THAI submit, to shame. to die we
would prefer.
So cheer fox the Bonnie Blue Flag, tina.
bears the single star.
Chorus.
Now cheer boys cheer, Arkansas and Ten
nessee,
At length are both out, and swear they will
be free,
Now let another rousing cheer for North
Carolina be given,
For the Bonnie Blue Flag with the single
star, has grown to be eleven.
Chorus.
The fight at Manassas was glorious and
great.
Our heroes whipped the Yankees from the
Old Dominion State;
Then here's to Beaurcgard, the champion
of the South,
Who with untiinching spiri, rushes to the
lannon's mouth.
Chorus.
We turn our eyes far Northward. and 10,
Missouri comes,
With roar of dread artillery, and sound Of
sullen drums,
Thro' blood and ERE, with martyr tread, she
braves the god of war.
To rest beneath the Bonnie Blue Flag that
bears the single star.
Chorus.
And Maryland looks Southwark with sup
plicating eye.
And listens with breathless haste to catch
the battle cry;
When Beauregard shall tread her soil, all
panopled in war.
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VicksbHrg Wing.
Published in Vicksburg, Miss. by
M. Shannon. Terms, in advance.
Daily per annum, IS; Weekly. 50.
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And Maryland looks South~a ard with sup
plicating eye.
And listens with breathless haste to catch
the battle cry;
When Beauregard shall tread her soil, all
panopled in war,
To raise aloft the Bonnie Blue Flag, hat
bears the single star.
Chorus.
Poor Maryland. we think of thee-we'll
heed thy suppliant calls,
As mournfully they feet from out McHen.
rvs dungeon walls.
One corner shall be kept for thee throughout
all the war,
Upon the noble Bonnie Blue Flag, that
bears the single star.
Chorus.
Then cheer, cheer again. boys. cheer, for
the dark and bloody ground
Awaking from her lethargy, has caught the
inspiring sound,
And noble old Kentucky shouts from her
Make room upon The Bonnie Blue Fl.x-
Kestueky makes thizteea.
Choeas.
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ZADA THOMAS ESTATE.
0TATE OF VERMONT,

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hta Fm5ase Court ho,deu ai Manchester 60
and iar saia bisrict, o. iheZifh say a Sept,
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lasl wilaa4 Testament 81 ZADA THOMAS.
late ef SaBd sais 81 "a dfsfits. deeeassa Va.
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MlHuufon il was onire8 lhat sara Miii bp
paoyea a 2 lpeka Gearts a. be leld al sise
Frf4te o1et Is ssI3 sisEehes.sfoH tla st
Wednesday Of Get, is69 a6d that nat.eat ia.a.
Il b. eilaa - rlsldi shiaa iiss usies three $50 81.
sueccss ye.y b $50 HfcAt5sr 3garaH printed
ai Aimsses lsf, Eg roas t0sad fimeof hearing.
p 4. k,FON LER. Judge.
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STAGE NOTICE .

rEHE STAGE running between this place
4 anl West lownsheHd, connecting with
trahs at Factory Point, aud with al Stage
Zines East a West 1oWhslicul, piilran q. fol-
Iowa:
Leave Factory Foiut On Tuesday, Thursday,
una saturday, upon arrival Of 70 O'Clock train,
a. q.
Returns, M0iday, wednesday,, aud Friday,
iu time TO connect with train at ! ! o'clock p.
ST.. on each uf std days.
L5- Passengers should be punetual at the
sidIting hour.
&. ". COTTON, Proprietor.
Factory Point Sept 10, 1909. 1sif
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EcoNoml Is HEALrm.
ALARTI<I,S
PATENT KEROSENE BURNER,
To burn Kerosene a. Coal Oils
WITHOUT 4 CHIMNEY,
Is THE ARHCLE ~ Buy

Is TIE ARTICLE TO BUY
N lOE 1874 80 s4rk n0NEE
V'lilS HBmr mH % ei.ly apqllel 30 gac
/ ordinary fha lamp, 1gA h8s fIte follow
iHe sawntn, 81 Which 8Hy We.p 1fei sat-
sac3 aaer Hg i burl
II IS tt mos, economical Banner net laveut-
"a. las De- from Size 3s8 ht breaking chHnueys
70 tIe aAilnWy Kerosene imap,1 a. i car he
rr a'aicd q bnra op week daY and night, Coz
4 Sum less tlIau two ceais; &c more thnn q
fortnight ilQp dAk 70 mldght, fpr tins same
sMn.
d aot5er smokes, ,aoIls, cni,s sparks, Of q
liable % explode.
IL bHAs N5fA ) steady fame, similar, though
rather more brilliant th8n anid, sud can be-
carued ar1Hnl aithoHt the lcast dnuger Of be-
fug e1iineuiabel, elcu q taken oal 0f door ia
ordinary weather.
II em be Hgltcl without trouble, and oXiln.
r9is'Hd without snoke g acH, and oaugo,
4silv be PM out gfQf3er.
The uHae0 mel iiatug purchased the ex-
c.usiYc rrt ~ Ig.e aHg seASali BpHer la this
satg is pafed 10 sea l1Wncg County right.
a8 reasonable terius.
A. l., HOWARD
Dsser, w, Oct, i, 1861
IL HOWARD, 81 Factory Point, Agcpt q
seA Bennington County. sw2l
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J. N. sHATTUCK
Burr and Burton Seminary.

VNlIE next Term Of this Institution wiii com
/ mpnce WEDNESDAY, Aug ~, iha frin-
cipai VIII ~ aided I'll the duties Of Instruction
by Mr. GEoBGE lacHAHpsON, and Miss ANE
+. WuSoS het,soioN ttachers N de Seminary
The Boarding Department being clpsed tor
thc present, students from abroad can be ae-
coianodaled with board ia private l'un.lies.
Ihe terms Of Tuition, established BY the
Trustees, are Tor Thirty to. Filty Cent? il week,
according 70 t,ic hraHclies on study pursued
Tho Tgcasmer's bin Is payable in a,lvanee.--
The same Is rciatted TO young men having ia
view preparation for tho ministry, who come
Furnished with proper testimonials
!. d. WGCkHAll, Principal.
Manchester, Aug ~, 1862 l3
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EYCIse - M0TlCE

an Asssfaa, A,sessogs ~ the First Col
I lection DIST iet Of the State Of Vermont
haviug completed thoir Lists uiioif respective
Divisions aecm1rc 70 laF. hereby give no.
tee that tie lets 81 lie Twelfth, Thirteenth
an1 ftuGeenth Divisions ia lho County Of
}cnniugtoh. wlii he lcii for examination at The
bHanklil Bank, Ia Manchester, for the space
Of fifteen day .affer tAe date d tbs notice.
And TfufiiH4 eiye ii0ae that Win attend
ut The Otlice Of A. l.. Miner, Esp, in Manches-
ler, IN the County Of Bennington, on the 23d
d3y 81 October instant, to ie eve and deter
IA no appeals relative 10 any erroneous or eX-
81 ieo valuation ia said List, sgroeably 70 tic
Gt enli section I the said Excise Law Of the
United States.
Giyen under my haud at Fair Ilaven, IN said
Collection District. this "a day Il October,
A. u 1869. WI. c. KltTBEDGE,
a SCISSOR OF the First objection District
2U20 IN the State Of Vermont.
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Now Ready.
Battle Scene!

I00 or tht uot severe Battle Scenes
IOO AID lSgruFNfS ~ tIr WAR. raw
reldy.silc lsx 5a inches, highly culurcd, on iiue
lieayy paper. Sant, post paid 20 for 8 or 50
pea 400. TO agents aua the trade 40 better
opportunity was ever offered dddress Hen
~ il. Arson, Print Publisher, &c, % Salt
81, Boston, Mass.
diapers copying, paldm tilohhovel
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HENRY 6. sPALDTNG.
~ tIBggrY sTREET'. yEw YoRK.
CAUTION

Isl fta aHprihepiet persons are a.
tempting 'o palm 81 On ~ ahsospeeGav
public esaiAAsof pg PklPAEEb GLUE.
! wgul4 sutaa e persons tae1amios beiosg
puiHhasins snd sse that The fgH n4ale
sFttUAGs PREPARED GLUEf
fu ise east IL wanfe aai tiets are
5liHHx Hrferiesfs
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! w nt.ths ne of tl,e.e rAl. n. nsrlolI,

10 Blythe use Of these PMS The periodic
attaeks Of .Ncrtous o. Sirh Hfn,iarho may
be prevented; and II taken at the commence
ment ofan attack immediate relief from pain
and sickness viii be obtained.
They seldom fail in removing The Nausea
aud Headache TO which females arc 50 subject
They act gently upon the bowels rcmoy-
ing C0sireHCss.
For LaieTtug Men. Sfitdeats, Delicate 70
males, aud all pers ns Of sedeatary habits,
they arc valuable as Larattre, improving
the appetite, giving tone and uigor to the d.
gestive organs, and restoring their natural
elasticity and strength to the whole system
The Capitalize pills are the result Of long
investigation and carefully conducted exper-
imeuts, having been in use many years, dur
ing which time they have prevented and re-
lieyel q vnst amount Of pain and suffering
from Headache, whether originating in the
FERROUS system OF derauged state Of the
STOMACH. They arc entirely vegetable in
their composition, and may be taken at oil
times with perfect safety, without making
any change Of diet. and the abseace 81 any
disagfeeatie taste renders II easy 10 admin
issef them 10 cltiffrcR.
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Yererday Faor x rhea llmoo1

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ROCK ISLAND POST OFFICE.
MAIL ARRANGEMENT.

ChieGgo and Rock Island Railroad Mail arrives .
sl3 A. NJ, and 7.ij p. NJ. Closes al A. NJ.
and $3.50 Z. VI.
Sterling and Rock Island Railroad Mail, wa Mo
line, Watertown, Hampton, Rapids CITY, Por
Byron and CordOya arrives at 80 a. NJ aHt
closes at p. m.
DlreEpori MAJ arrives at 9.l5 AN. and 80 p
NJ. Closes at A. N and D ?. n.
O9uGrkd Mai, via Pleasant Ridge, Hadn't, Ham
let, Millorsburg, Monroe, New Boston aud
Kethsburg, leaves Monday, wednesday aud
Friday, atg \. ~. Arrives Tuesday, Thursday
aud Saturday, at ! Pm
Macomb Nal, via. Presumption, farlow''
Grove, Viola, Pope Creek, North licLder.
son and Aledo, leaves Wednesday aud Saturday
at AN. Arrives Tuesday and Friday at
.. NJ.
Centre Point Mat, via Prarofeld, RIchand
Grove, Centre Ridge, Oxford. Rural, North Prai-
RE and Henderson, leaves Wednesday at A..
NJ. Arrives Tuesday at 7 Pm.
Cdmbridgf MAJ wa. PcnHsyivanla, Orion and
Andoycr, leaves wednesday - J 4. Al. Anvcs
Thursday At D =. NJ.
Cqmfca MilS Mii, leaves Monday, Wednesday
Friday and Saturday, att 4. N. Arrives Tues
day, Thursday, Friday and saturday at p. NJ.
Coal IdHeg Mai, leaves "uosday, Thursday ana
SATURDAY. 1t has no regular hour Tor departure.
No mails sent or received On sunday:
Office hours from ) A. ~. to Q p. 81.
On sunday open IRON 9 tn lOa N.
{. TRuESDALE, =. VI.
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DAVENPORT POST OFFICE
MtII ARIA NGi.NENT>.

Eastern Mail Via {. * R. /. X. R.--CIos's at
S O'Clock a III; closes AT '. O'Clock N; arrives at
10 O'Clock IN; arrives Mt O'Clock p m, sun
days excepted.
Weston Nla.--N,a VI. = VI. T. R..-Cluscs at
g! O'Clock mi arrives At . O'Clock N, sundays
excepted
Northern M1H.-via Lyons y Camanche.-
Closes at O'Clock pm; arrives at O'Clock IN.
Northern Mai. Wa Dewitt 4 Maqaokcta.-
Closes Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday at O'Clock
p IN; arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at
O'Clock N.
Route No. lO977-via Blue Grass, etc Closes
Monday, "Wednesday and Friday at O'Clock IN;
arrives Tuesday, THURSDAY aud Saturday at . o.
clock pm
Route No. lO9Is-Vla Upton Close. Tuesday
and Friday at - O'clock IN; arrives Tuesday and
Friday a. u O'Clock IN.
SOuthera hdH--N,a Burlington 4 keokuE-
Closes sunday, Tuesday and Friday at o'cIock
p IN; arrives Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 7
O'Clock IN.
Route No. IO9i7-via BuiFlIo-Closcs Friday
at O'Clock a m; arrives Saturday at . O'Clock
p IN.
Route No. lO9jO-Va Annlmosa & Walnut
Forks Closes Thursday at - IN; arrives Thurs
day at - IN.
HOuS--OHicc open at $ O'Clock IN; closes at
3 O'Clock IN. Office open Sunday from to
10 oaiock III.
Va As the principal mails are carried by rail
road, all the time as stated IN the above notice,
will be RAILROAD ri NE. the clock IN the sup
erlntendents office, NJ. x NJ. depot. beng the
standard. CHAS. II. ELDKlDGE, PM.
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FOR SALE OR LEASE.

tots or subdivisions, 10 suit purchasers, Of
/ persons that may desire to easeto term o
Gears, the following property in the Git OF Daven
Nort. VIZ:
In block 1926 feet, fronting on I'd street,
100 feet. fronting on Water street,
% feet fronting on Sd street.
In block l7-Near the Market House
90 teet fronting on Warren street,
tending 100 feet back, with an
each side OF the lot.
In block $50 feet fronting on Third street,
l25 fronting on Scott street.
In block 1870 feet fronting on Third street,
500 feet fronting Fourth street,
300 feet fronting on Harrison street
800 feet fronting on Ripley street.
In block 2T--l6O feet fronting on Sixth street,
$50 feet fronting Warren street,
In block 31--l60 feet fronting Fifth street.
$50 feet fronting on Scott street.
In block $500 feet fronting on Western avcpu
loo feet fronting on Sixth treet,
$50 feet fronting on Seventh street
In block 3S-l5o feet fronting on Brown street.
100 feet fronting on Seventh street.
In block 3s-- 65 feet fronting on Sixth street. and
extending back $50 feet
For particulars inquire of Corbin & Dow Attor
neys at Law, orc JAMES MAY.
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THE LAW IN RELATION TO NEWS
PAPERS,.

!. Subscribers who do not give express notice to
he contrary, are considered wishing to continue
Their subscription.
?. II subscribers order the dscontinuance of
her papers, the publisher may continue to send
lhem until all arrearages are paid.
). II subscribers neglect or refuse to take their
papers ifo"i Inc office TO which they are sent, they
are held responsible TIL they have settled their
blIis, and ordered the paper discontinued
a. II subscribers move to other places without
informing the publisher, and the paper is sent to
the former direction, they are held responsible.
D. The courts have decided tina, refusing ia taks
newspaper or periodical from the Office. or TO-
moving and leaving 1t uneailed for, is prima facia
evidence of fraud.