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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-06-20


Leave Burlington at ! so AN, 1885 AM, and
elOP. NJ.
NAIL TRAIN leaves Boston al 50 A. NJ. via
Lowell, Lawrence or FitohbuIg. Leaves Spring
field, 81 p 4. II, Bellows Pals "a 25 Pm,
connecting at WhiteRiveT junction with Northern
Railroad from Boston, and with Passumpsie hail
road f0r and from ST. Johnsbury and Littleton;
arriving al Burlington at 90 M, aud = Albsns
at : 40 P. ". and Ogie1sbursh at 50 A. NJ.
ACCOMMODATES Tram leaves y Mortified 81 S so
A. NJ, and Burlington 10 so A. NJ, for Rouses
Point and Montreal.
NiGHT EXPRESS TBAIs, Leaves Bellows Pals At
5 IS P. NJ, receiving passengers from Vermont
Valley Railroad leaving NewYork Of 90 4. NJ,
and from Cheshire Railroad connecting al " hite
River Junction with train leaving Boston 80
?. M via Lowell OF St 90 2. u. via Lawrence
Leaves White River Junction at II 50 PM, az
irving at Burlington at 20 A N, Rouse's Point
st M, Montreal at 10 90 AN, and Ogdens-
burgh 81 Il 40 P. Y. connecting with Grand
Trunk Trains for Detroit, Chicago and the West.
Sleeping Cars sre attached 10 both the Night
Express trains running between Rouses Point and
Boston.
through Tickets for Chicago and the West for
sale at the principal stations
G. EEsRILL, saPt.
s. Aibans. Vt. Nay Is, IsG2.
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u itIiEs M W tysry 8ss- esq,
C1rr.-ui Hive y ~ , isr's Pa-e1. y .v-
ard Rir-t -oz- 49, ale r.I7 Zee
T-o.c wi. Inform 80. ilTls, t.-- the
ileu how tbeyca- = g. 'cur- -l and
be 60 up f-r Jess y 1i1s. '- d
tia; s. esca-ie- HIT - hl1-er.- fr-
pending upon the HI IL llEaiiOn I.Eei
T-ice and quality rri1a t-'
q ianber. ths
style 1t painting. hIat-l -.-- 'Il---f-
etc Prise .a
Boz ks AMI Fi1- Bee Catcher sri 4e-u-
tu-os fa- ether ls.C-, ala zee t--g-
hives 90 Wholesale knife, --l-7. : =
prices If desired. EidisrsBes Bllk. price sd
The rest ;hs; ever has been invented. v.l
challenge the Eorli 20 Troiuce better ore have
t-sisrece-t snd valuable iu- -uvs--s-is al Of va-
hsve been aiisd 70 the Compound Hive, -akil-
10 superior o. any other Hive nov in use The
four grea; troubles in Bss-keepiug. viz- Tie Bees
Tying On the woods In sEaruius time. ksva-es q
TIE Ncth-uiller. Robbery q Bees, either % home
or broad. The great loss oi Bees luril- winter .
all Of these troubles sre easily cv--,ol p tLa
use of the C--77,7i HIrr
will ensure their Bees from shy Of the ah-re-narsl
troubles. for Sly cE,rs per swarm. Z they viii i7l-
low the iirec-i,rs which row come VITA each
Hive
Ca r,oeir; q ths ua-1s and ?. O. address I VII
f1rEsri circular @r-. giving Ell the 7l--i--'a
=. 2 LIpDEE.
Purliu-,an ST.
May I'll. Iss-. vis=s
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VERMONT CENTRAL AND sgLLI.
VAN RAILROADS.
TRAIss GOING sourH AND EAs1.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
Commencing Wednesday, May Il, 1862.

IRAIss GOING SOUTH AND EAST.
Leave Burlington at Is A. NJ, 10 IS A. NJ. and
Is p. NJ.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Rouses Point 90 A. NJ,
ST. Adams at so Burlington at Is A. NJ, con-
Meeting at White River Junction with trains for
and from Wells Rive-, St. Johnsbury and Little
ton, and with Northern r. X. for Boston, Lowell,
Worcester. &o., and connecting at Bellows Falls
with Cheshire Railroad for Boston, and with Yer
mont Valley Railroad for Springfield, New HA-
ven snd NewY ork arriving in NeEYork at 10 Is,
?. NJ.
ACCOMMODATIONS Train leaves Rouses Point at
40 4. NJ, for Burlington and Mortified.
NIeHI EIFREss leaves 0gdensburgh at IL 60
An, Montreal at so P. NJ, Rouses Point 10
Pm, arriving in Boston st 40 A. NJ, connect
ing at Bellows Falls with Cheshire Railroad for
Boston and Worcester, and with Vermont Valley
Railroad for Springfield and New Haven, and
arriving in New York al % 7. ".
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MRS. S. S. BROWN.
New York Bonnet Store.
FRENCH

MOST respectfully informs Der 30 ercus Gus
NJ toners tina; she has on hand oh"re s'sort-
neut Of
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LoypoN tXHIBITIov.

LOEDON EAHIBITIOy.
Return TICKETS, LONDON AND BACK
=IRsr CLASS. sIeO
THIRD CLASS, see.
STEAM WEEELT BE.
SSSA TWEEN NEW YORK AND
xt.GS LIvEE POOL lsndirg and
Skz2zz7EkSY embsrking passengers at
QUEENSTOWN, tIreland.) The Liverpool, New
York and Philadelphia Stesmsh Company intend
iespstching their fuil-poS ere. Cyde-built Steam
ships as follows
City Of Notwithstanding June q.
ETNA-Ssturiay, June =
Ediuburgh-Saturdly, July 5th.
and every Saturday, at Noon, from Pie, 81, North
River.
RATES OF PASSAGE
FIRST CABIN, $500 STEEBiGE, $4,000
do 70 London, 5000 do % London SIS, 90
Steerare Return Tickets good for months, $50, 90
Passengers forwarded TO Paris, Havre, Ham
burg, Bremen, Rotterdam, Antwerp, &c, At re
duoed through fares.
EPe.sons wishing TO bring ont their frleud,
can buy tickets here a. the following rates, 70 New
York From Liverpool or Qussnstovn Firs,
Cabin, SIS, SIS and sos. Storage from Liver
POOL $40, 90. From Queenstown 5000
These Steamers hsve supei or accumulation
for passen gers, and larry e1pt fenced Surgeons--
They are built in ster-tight ron Sections, and
have Patent Fire Al nihilators N bosrd.
For further Information apply at the Company
JOHN G. DALE, Agent, Is Broadway, Y. Y,
H.N.DRURY, Agent, Burlington.
March !. daEly
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500 ROuNpYIN GOLD


Recruiting oHce open at Darlington.
livery rasa eulistsug f-5a this vicinity, viii be-
rlascl IL one Battalion. Every soldier viii BE-
rut s. uniform. 8 rev and elegant hl1e BLACK
cloth suit At once. 80 Barlil--ln, Y. FsT come
me1ces tie day ci e1l.tue-t sui VIII be- & -
Per mouth. sal 90 the
EXTRA PAY AND BOUNTY LAND
Granted by Congress % the volunteers VIII BE-
rr.rtet 10 these Regulars. Good ci1t1iuE and
food a. quarter and uelical st-e-dance. s-c
al free Ca lave. 4 soldier iE not g. one cent
Of srp5n- @ hiussl after c-iistmert Any
prudent nan "a save. besiirs ample sFeriins
money,
$500 AND 4 FINE FARM
O. leo ACRES OF BULN Y LAND 50 the END
q three YEAR, servicc. mart y1ung men viii
b promoted % Corpo-sl- and Ser-arts, ard nsy
ultimately ri,e 20 be Commissioned 0Ecers g. the
law provides that one third of 81 the Comm
STONED O5cer- shall be promoted from the ranks.
and Ee have nCW 20 spPoiut over 200 sergca1ts
AID Corporsis. Pour SECoSD LIEUTESAyTs have
aI-esdy been taken frca the ranks il this Regi-
nert
TEvery old soldier k1ous that TIE Regular
soldiers Hre better than the Volunteers. Thev
have thorouchl- drilled oHssrs, plouty q good
clothes and food, and ere ueTer sen; into battle
until thoroughly drilled AL e. for service. All
ny neu will be taken 70 Fo5i Hamilton, AZ New
York City, AID there drilled for three or ~
months before going 70 Washington.
JOHN ". JONES, United states army.
I2th Regiment Recruiting Ohoe--
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Burlington B0Okbindery'

NETOULD respectfully Announce that be li re
w psred 20 execute al orders With which he
NAV be favored in the above lire, with care snd
ps0m7tuess-
OLD BOOKS REBOUND.
Mu-ic. IsgsEine., Pamphlets. Sc &c-'
baasS ~ ant ie5rsf s'yi'.
ACCOUNT BOOKS OF ALL KINDS MADE 10
ORDER. PAPER RULED TO AMI
PATTERN.
Oric1s hv Mail viii receive prompt attention.
Terms reasonable. Address.
WN. SCOTT.
tOnce over Huntington Bookstore.
Burlington. March D.. d1vu
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HORSE POWER AND THRESHIN@
MACHINES.

- - t.-. s--.tr..sl
w = u We r,-r- .-r4..--
- branch % taei' n'-..-l =, t..--, t.-i
turs at t'a''s'-ls9, /, - r5-ssber= ana
orr Ven hu..l 80 t5,os bor-ss. The Yer
Cleaners ic- one two ara me- - ,t.-. ~,
mont farmers sFe ven 4- --.-..;-- anon
eaines iof iaey nave o.-- go 4, rem
- - Z. f=stfs ta af-ll- t-at this is ;7e
onlT IAIssa-l ana -, ,sz-. tb,t bas MT
been sufers-isi y o'nsIs - -. ,s- f.--
allied AM Win ne il l.l' 49, ...-e5 ~ = h.
experience n t1e olsi--' -. Fl ys-r,--t t-s,
pleasure % --s@i--s t.-. - -IerF We
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HARD TINES COFFEE.

rF1HE trying time. a. iAe hi-h p7i7s 10 .'lr9
has demanded tlet ru'd fl- 'i'af- -n
b. found Cor pure co1e,, AMI tee 1anait,la y 90
the Hard lin = Cofes las sucoceisd m Oh. iaFa',
ton Of al article which meets TIE requirements ]
the times, and which the Mass. stale AssayeI'
Dr.. Hayes, pFonounces free from any deleieFi =
GUS substance. 1t is sold q; a very low price. sd
is, in fact, shout equal to pure Coffee.
Manufactured By III. II NEWHALL, Man
faeturor Of Coffee, Spices and Cream Tartar, 80
south Market ST.. BOstOn--TRT lr.-Tou
can get q pound Of any Grocer in buriinston-
Ccrtihcate OF DR.. Iiaye-'
"H.HD TIuEs CoFFEE."-This substitute i.7
the more expensive kinds Of coiie has been anal
we'd ch slnicslly and nicroscopiesliy' am y li''
h e fra-, .1v deIetsrieus sub.-z1ce- i a
corresponds in composition with tie usnriis'a ny
err statement respectfully
4 A. HAYES. NJ. D.. state As-al lf-
Is Bavlz.ea e.. Boston. FEB. g, lsl--
wls-3
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G. ID. ELE.ER

SuCccssor 90 4. :. HeWry.
DEALER ~
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
SPERM, WHALE & KEROSENE OILS,
PRESERVED AND DRIED RUITs.
SMOKED AND TICKLED FISH.
L1lEy1HAL's TOBACCO. ETc,
CHURCH 81.
c. 7. WELLER ! hsrft7g''- ~
". T. wELLTR.S
Burlington, May l., 1852. dWu
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-11-06

s rtmtnal- s. ert6t = Der Yrp5eB
gesen @arab CARROT unD Marg. Wtler,
pegen 6altenS DON unprbentliGen 5auIern,
rpurpe ,pesen Mansel an 8speilen absewteIen.
Die Slage seeen s. SAdfer, Scbn IT, George
Sowers, tresen ether 8erl&wSrung, bte Ga'
t6artue 9anOauer an Der 3eusenauslase In
benz betannten 9lotbsuGtspro3eB gu perbiupern,
pmroe auf Nntrag bee StaatSantpalts nteper-
9el6la9en, Sobann fam Der Drc3eB 9e9en
sos, Cotton. pssen 3ulammenrcttuu9 NIT
Nnpern am Ba9ltaee mnp MiBbanplnng Der
Anna Blumen(tein, Spr.
Grtmtnal9ert Gt. - 1bps. Gbaps
man, Der e9emaltge Detectippclt3tlt. an9etla9t,
In perbre6erilber Nbltdt bon We. 6anolep
unb Seq. 0epn9arb etne Sumnte BON $4,000
Die, wte er wnBte, DEM S, 9oo9lcn 3u Walb'
|tnetcn eeltobIen tpar, an9enJmnlea gu baben,
wur0e na6 genauer GrSrterunS beS SALES,
abbSrunJ elmer Mense 3eusen unp trpb Der
selAtften @ert6etptsuns leines 1npalt, bes
5rn. 89iteY, RON Der SurY fir l4ulots ere
fannt.
Wti6ael Nelnulbs befannte li9 IGulDtg am
Sonntase Branntwein D~erfanft 3u taben. -
grfannt 20 Dollar Citrate ieblt &clten3at.
lung.
5etnrt9 Gmttb wnrpe peSen Gntwenbun0
BON ben Noam @abres 9ebGrtgen 6letpunss.
faden, gu pter Sabren 8uGtbauS Derur'
Itbstlt.
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@eiteres ppm Alabama.

NewsgOrf, 5. NoObr. Die NaHrtdt
iber bte bur9 Dte alabama gemadten @rt=
fen bat etnen alssmetnen Sdreden inter ben
btslfsen &auNeuten %berpcrgerufen. Mmert@
tantlAe @&ife tSnnen fetne 9aoung nfsbr ers
bulten. Die Nreiie BON 8rDofufe fno &C.
lunfen, neil Der Miarft uberfaat unb feine
Guslt6t CUR NuSfubr uorbanren 1T.
(gSOM niGt bte GAIL Der eemaGten Drilen
1T Die @eranlaRuns pes S9rsdsns, ionbern
Der umltanD, oaB Die Ilabama isbt unter
BEN SO Grab Der 8rstte unb SO Grab Der
9Gnae freu,t, allu geraoe bic bon europa
mad Neu 2JOrt unb BON ben nSrbltGen 56fen
eben Dabin fibrenoe Babrlfrabe bomtntrt.
81. /. 81
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Ba lbtnBtpn. SIN Capitol 6olpt>
tale Sat man @ntpsdun8en iber niepertr66tt~
&c Setrigereten Sema6t. Gs befinOeu lit pa<
lelbf 100 @atienten unO bte 0eleaIGaft bon
Baareern, wslAe Die Nufibt iiter Die 6Olpital~
Nn9elegenbeiten fabrt, bat an Dao Rrie9smt=
ntlterium stnen 8eriAt itber ben 3ulanO Der
9attenttn 9eianbt, Dap le 3u pentg gu eFen be-
famen. Ser 8ertAt last, paB.te purGl9nttt-
lid ntGt6 erbalten, ais eine Safe &afee ubne
MtlG uno 3uder neblf. bnlb9efO6tem eelalaes
nem SAweinafetl6 NIT Dem bdrtelten .3tpte-
bad. WaS tn'e SOlpital BON Orioatleuten
gelanbt miro, erbalten bic &ranfen nur 95Gf
Ielten. Sn ben unteru Naumlt6teiten bes
@apttolS bat man 9eDedte 9afeln 9efunben,
400 pte &~rantenwGrter &c. NIT perI1teoenen
etnselaoenen @dfen lt9 Die 8au1e nit ben
.Sahen fitlten, tpGl@e fir Die &ranfen beltimmt
rparsn. Die Nationen, wel6e bic Heaterung
ltefert, perpen 0~erfauft unb bas @slO perpraBt.
BelAtperoen pte(er art linD BET ben 3ult1nDie
gen SebGrDen ~etneelaufen, uno bpfentli@ rer~
ben bte SGuloteen Der ltren9lten Strafe nt6t
ent9eben.
t De8 WDrbe8 perbG9ttg q. =
Sin f%arbi9er, Sin 9arri8, audi Curtis 9es
nannt, murpe eeltern Na6mitta9 %urretirt,
unter Der Nnflage, einem in Der s StraBe,
5ptI9et Der IL. uto IL. tpDbnbaften Sir
ldnper, @ailipp nit Namen, 10 p%eripunOet gu
baben, DAP er tur5 rarauf ltarb, 2ebterer
lebte bel leiner S9wieserin Die einen tleinen
Srainlapen fI9rt. SIN Der Nadt fllnen
mebrere 0e9er, benabuten fi4 un9ebdroi9
0 1s5Y { HSa Ga' iRf8a, ' IVSlh8 Ell Sa'tG a ii MT MI
Snippeln iiber ben &rpf unO perIesten ibm
lGpere WunOen. Ga1libp fturb pielen
@lcr8en, unO Der senannte 5arrtS mRroe
al8 elmer BON %penleni9en be6ei9net, Die Die
WiBbanplung all ibm ppn6r9en. Suffice
Glarf wirb beute Na4mitta9 Elm pprlaufi8eS
SerbSr nit ibm r%prnebmen.
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sc. Drtas5teiH, tURSen getIsbht9 Dec O.
aicr8sisse. Nieoersei8lassa 0e9en 8cfente<
5abinng.
Ser, Staaten Dthrtft Court.
Die YrO3ebrOae wuroe S%erleleu, unO fOlsenoe
G~rtenntnilIe publictrt:
Bates nnO Gopts, ee9en Safob Steiner
unO @cnlerteu. @rfannt auf SmabenerGab
unb Soften.
Wm. McG'entrY unp GcnIorten ge9en s..
Hoberts, Grfannt auf GdaDenerlab unp Soe
ten.
DerIl6e 9esen Norle unO StrOmtneer. -
misunderstanding auf SGapenerlub unO
Soften.
u. Sap uni G9eo. say eesen 8. Dap1On.
Grtannt auf $139 81 Ste. neblt 3tnlen unD
Rolen.
Wc@lers unO GatOn eeeen Sum. 9. $40,
mas unp SarneS s. NOOtem, @pntumactaler>
fenntnib auf 10000 FAINT Sntere1en nnp
Soften.
Sbarples unb @cniprten eeeen Mntpn @.
6Outb, @6ntumactalerfenntntB auf SAabens
erlab unb Soften.
SatOt BirtS sesen 50. 6. 5Ofmann, in
3 6dQen. 0te Dor.
DaotO Stewart unb @onlorteu ge9en 9.
Sbatp uno Goniorten. 8te Dor.
.Watlon uno 0bCrclep ge9en 8, @tI II. s..
g8tie, g3te Dor.
Superior Court. @eors @arpner
Sr. alS IOmtntfratOr fur @t0tam Gardner
sesen Sobn 2~anforo. Grtannt fir Den Nn-
nPflhnten
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WtlDe Wetntraubem.
Tcrbermneert an bic Neeiermne.
3 nmmtbsu II. HemiinmSsAgcmtm

$50. % ct. YauIitr, Baltimore.
Der ltnterSi&nete it mit elmer isbr adtbaren Ttrnsa tn
Mafbtn0tCn IN Werbtn6une ~eetreten, trcbnrd eS TIM mE9lt9
lit, aIe u n y i'd c ee8en Die ~0teSierun9, bic bmr1
ben Grtee entltanben fnb, prompt in Croneu-
SelUnoere Mufmettlantett perce ih permenceR ant gelor-
9nng BON u n d en- Der Wtttw en- Ober @rben
be%rtOrbener SOlbaten, bic nod SSbnnn9 nno
Bounty -@elber Su Gut baben.
Mud rerUe t6 Der ma5Orsuns Spn g enttpnen tlr I n
baItb 9epcrhene 6 ptbaten unb 9 eeIente upb fur bte
g8ittpem, &incer, Wiitter pber 6bweitern HenDrerltCrbentt
SClbaten unb SeeIeuteR Metne ungetbetlte Iufmertlamtett
piomen.
Berionen, bic Nnipra&e sesen ben @toat pber sesen bic ORe.
rieruna au MADDEN baben, fSnnen ibre nDtbt9en Napiere Az ma
Biaen 8reiien a~usaeferttst unb be 8etr6ee nnter SufrtebenHeI.
| lenbea 8ebtnsunsen cCuectirt erhdlten.
austuutt IN 8eaus aaf NniprI&e wirO b~erettwilis gratis
| ertteilt tet MNen g. Tprrefter.
| Ot29-s 28 81, QaMitr.
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gtASf fA nus 800 gs6eIen b~eilnoeit td5
9auptcurpS let 5ur 8erltarfuns bon Gsneral
6olmee a%bge9an8en.
Die Ndubsreien an Der StraBe iapSflt6
BON Mempbis wsroen un9smstn Ialti9. Die
8anbtten pliinoern HeiienOs, uno ihisben (e
betm e~ertn9iten NtterltanOe nteper. Drei
8arser bon 0otnt @leaIant tamea anf pisls
Wetle um''s Qe6eu.
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Gen. Ranfa, @rpsbitinn.

8Ofpm, S. gop. Der BOlton'ide glus
t9eil 1T bur9 gOlontGre eClfanbis aufsefalt.
I'm iepDh nod bret feblenoe GapalertelAwa@
prCnen fir General 8antS expedition ber3t-
aelen, bat Der @tabtratb $4,000 bepilist.
.Das Al. Iestment sebt bsute Na4mittas
mad NepsgOrt ab, unp be9leitet Sen. Banfs
unD Stab.
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& Solpaten, lebt auf Cure @efunobett
unb traut nidt ben 2teferrneen Der lrmee; SbOlera. Stebel
uno Darment lnbuue psrNen BITE nd6fen SOleen Gurer I'm.
odtiumteit iein. SCapwap'8 Yilen unb Salbe lClten f6,
gum S1pse eeaen iOl6e &ranfbeitsn, itetS tn teoeS Sclbateu
Ecrniiter fneer, fpe bieS BEL bet fran56itiben uno en9lii1en
&ruppen Der Eau III, Wehhe fetne ancere NtebiStn 9%ebraufen,
ais befe. Die Epr tCtet nar 20 Gents. 1910
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Der arirg int eiibwrifem.

Drdg89 Nrmee Del WNurIreeeuUEU'
QDuts1tlle, 4. glCS, 8rag9S Mrmee
Iou BET MurfreesburC, 3enn., leben, IOrte
1900 Wann observation-disclosures bet SpmerIet,
Rentudp.
Bier Gunbstt SertDnnbete uno trante Ser.
ct. Splpaten tamen beute aus benz Snnern
bes Gtaatss bier an, fbeniO sintse NebeQsns
gefaugene.
@enerol 8OYleS BAT 8efebl ertGetlt, bnB
ale Nsbe0ensefangsne BON 6arrUbsburg unb
ancern 6cipttGlern bierber seIanot tuerben
CoGen, um na6 8idsburg eingelAift gu tper>
Den.
Bon Cairo.
@atrD 4. 9cp. DurA NOmiral Yor.
ter ta Noti3 sese6en, OaB bretmal tpG6entltd
Ranonenb0Ote BON bier abgeben, unb eben 70
oft Oiempbt8 p~erlufen tpsrOeu, 10 paB ale,
lppob[ tbalaufr6rtS ME abpGrts fnbrenoen
5anpelsOampfer %pcatommenen S9ub BADEN.
0luH fSnnen lsBtsre BaumpOae aufpdrtS
brtnaen, bod miEeu fe 3upOr Nn3eise Dapun
maiden.
Bon 2tttle JtOd mad Memptts 3uradSes
tsGrte @efanSene melDen, bab mann erferen
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Mbfnhrt ppn Gruppen.

Bottom, 5. glop. Das 43. As. uno 46.
Nesiment ltnb beute BON bter NIT ben DAM
pfern oNerrtmac" anp nWftlfltppi" absesan=
gen.
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Sofalbertbte aus VUa1btneton.

S% ~Gtn3eisen Don EEaibfnSton, peld1e bic IRdcbs
mitta9S a nbr bel unScrem Mscnten frn. Stecfel1
Mo. 400 @-Str. abeegebet Wetcen, fin6en mod,
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Nene Nu6etgen.

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,perben fir BennIstpanien uno @arplanp Counties UtrIans
@t Str. IA Ncrb 8reberiditraBe,
S~rieublbtp 6pu1e.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-11-06

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bic &sbelen surid, obne uns Die @pise au
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neral WtcGlsaan mar fat Den san3en Sag auf
ben Bergen tel6aftigt, UNI 6as Sbul senuu
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Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-03-27
LAT EST NEWS,
ISLAND No. 10.

The enemy commenced shelling oul
works at Island No 10 on Saturday
the 18th, at long distance, and renew.
ed it Sunday and Monday. They
brought down eight guhboats and six
mortar boats Three gunboats lashcd
together. made desperate attack
on Captain Buckners Battery. 1t was
really terrific. Lieutenant Clark, of
Captain Buckncr's Battery, was killed
no other. The battery itself Sustain.
cd considerable injury.
During the four days bombardmcnt,
one Of the cncmy's gunboats was dis
abled and towed back. Other boats
struck, but the extent of damage done
to them is not known Our troops con.
Quoted themselves with great spirit
and resolution.
The river is falling slowly at the
Island.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-03-27
Burning OF Towns.

A good deal has been written since
the commencement Of the war, anl
especially since the late inroads of tho
enemy on this side of our frontiers
about the propriety Of burning our
towns and villages, as u mode of in
flicting calamities upon the invaders
We arc happy to see reaction cse
ating against that atrocious system
Of vandal warfare and the press
eohdemning il as being both barba-
rous and an act Of unparalleled folly
by which alone we would suffer.
Says the Deha, suppose New Orleans
destroyed. Will the Hectors and hot
heads who SO flippantlg prate Of the
possibility Of this contamination tell
lis where its vast population. its
tender women and helpless children
are to be sheltered? What city is there
within reasonable distance that could
receive them? Would they not besnatch-
ed from the flames to be surrender
cd TO q more lingering death by
famine and exposure? But it is needless
to dwell upon an event which, in all htl-
man probability, will mover occur. Any
persons attempting so hagitious a
crime as the destruction Ivy fire Of New
Orleans would be regarded as the
worst Of public enemies, and would be
shot dwon or strung up to the nearest
with as little compunction
as might bc felt at the killing of a
mad dog.
The Ii llsborough Rtcoye1er has some
very furcible arguments against the
system. 1t says should the
enemy occupy the houses, it would be
hut for brief period they would be
permitted to remain in possession.
When the families return to their
homes they will need their houses for
shelter, and many Of them will be
too poor to rebuild them, and much
will be the consequence
We should consider it barbaric van
ialsin if an enemy should burn our
towns and villages when passing
through them; is it less an evil because
inflicted upon lis by our own hands?
Another remarks that such acts ca;
seldom be unanimous; consequently
)one Of contention will be thrown into
'ur midst that will greatly divide
weaken rs. indeed it is reported That
his actually happened in Elizabeth
}lty-one party cxtinguislling the
Tres which the others had put to tn gir
dwellings,. This last consideration
hould bear forciJ''y on the minds Of
hose who arc undecided on this mo-
ncntous question,
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-03-27
A Noble Example.
NtItSt
G. +. DRASGrEr.
Secretary.

We take infinite pleasure in publish.
ing the annexed noble and patriotic
letter from our tpllow-citzen. the Hon.
Charles Gayarrt. 10 those in our com.
munity whose meahs enable them to
follow his generous example, we say
"Go We, and do likewise"
New OhLrAys, Marcl, II 1862.
Edltors Of BE-:
/ have no doubt that, as soon as the
soul-stirring appeal of General Beaure-
gard to the planters of the Mississippi
Valley, dated Oh the 9th Instant, and
published in your paper Of this day, is
generally known throughout The land.
every plantation bell will fly in the
direction to which it is invited, and
every church bell, at the bidding of our
noble and piollsly patriotic clergy of
all denominations, will descend from
its stecpIe, not only in the broad valley
Of the Mississippi, bat also in every adj
jacent State connected with it. But
money is necessary for their transport
alton and conversion into cannon.
propose, therefore, that an adequate
sum be raised by voluntary contribu
tions, to be deposited in the hands of
a Committee, and to be used and dis
bursed solely according to the orders
and directions of Gen. Bcaurcgard. In
the name of God, and | trust with His
let MS borrow from our
temples the means of defending them.
1t will be another proof of our I'M
changeable determination to secure
our independence and liberties, or to
perish with our altars, our wives, our
and every thing else that
ever was dear to the human heart.
lsubscribe $500.
Respectfully, &c,
CHARLES GAYARRE.