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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-02-14

From BURNsIDEs EXPEDITION. - We
have at last reliable news from Burnside's
operations, SO far as reliance can be placed
upon what comes through rebel sources
By the flag of truce at Fortress Monroe
tue rebels admit that our troops have effected
a landing on Ronoke Island, and we suspect
that when direct information shall have been
received, great deal more than this will
prove true. They have undoubtedly taken
the Island, as Gen. BDrnside was confident
of success when he left Hatteras, and had
force which for numbers, strength, equipment
were superior to those Of the rebels. OF the
Importance of the capture OF Roanoke Island,
the New York Herald says
"rhe object OF taking Roanoke Island by the Union
forces is 10 take the initiative towards selling other points
ou the railroad running directly South from Richmond,
and thus ,neetuaily to cut of the supplies from the
Southern States. II the Union troops are fortunate
enough secure its capture, il will pu stop the in.
land navigation Of North Carolina which Of
transportation las been so useful from its safety against
hostile cruisers,
The most important ect Of the seizure will however,
be the threatening Of Norfolk and II is thought adyi-
sable to follow up the advantage the hankug Of the reb
81 army at Norfolk A movement securing Pamico and
AhtmaHe sounds aud thus commanding the great Able
male and Chesapeake Canal and the Dismal Swamp
Gana would command the adjunct canal known as the
Jericho Canal, connecting, through Lake Dtummond,
with important railroad junction town called Suf-
tllt, the NansemOnd river, where the main railroad
route from Norfolk branches Into what called the
Norfolk aud Petesburgh railroad and the Seaboard and
hoanGke railroad thus completely cutting Of all
uon by rail water between Norfolk ands surrounding
country and the other parts Of the rebel regions The
strategic importance Of such movement, II successful.
h made, viii form Of the most important features OF
tue war The island is position which Is valuable to
commanding, a. IL does, the Currtuck Sound, which
opens into Albemarle. Currituck is about nifty miles
long ten miles wide and is for vessels drawing
zen feet OF water. Owing TO the natural breakwater
which protects large portion Of the coasts Of North
Oar9nia aud Virginia, the water is placid lake and
ea.ly navgaied.
IL has been fortified by the rebels, who have establish
W an lntrenehed camp In the centre, and erected five
iof's TO defend Il at important points"
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Attest, I. II. MERRILL, Judge.
A true copy Of Record
$3.50 Attest, 4. X. MERRILL, Judge.


- I At L OF V T. X NJ o n 7 :,
~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT. SIS.
In Probate Court holden At Montpelier in said dis
trict, the 10th day Of February, AID. 1862
Oscar NJ Fisher, administrator Of the Of Samuel
@. Fisher late Of Barre, in said district deceased pre-
his administration account for examination and al
owauco aud makes application for decree Of distrbu
ton and partition of the estate Of said deceased Where
upon, it is ordered by said Court that said and
said application be referred to session Of said Court
be held the Probate Office in said Montpelier, the
9Th day OF March, D. 1862 for hearing and decision
thereon And it is further ordered that notice hereof be
given all persons interested by publication ofthe
three weeks successfully in the Vermont Waterman x
State Journal, newspaper published Montpelier,
previous said time appointed for hearing that they
may appear at said time and place. and show cause II
any they may have, why said account should not be al
lowed, and such decree made.
BY the Court.
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NATHANIEL wooDMAN'8 ESTATE.

NATHANIEL WOODLANDS ESTATE.
~ The subsoribers, having been appointed by the
honorable Probate Court for the District Of Washng
commissioners, 10 receive, examine, and adjust all claims
and demands o. all persons against the estate Of Nath
anel Woodman, late Of Waterbury in said district de-
ceased represented nsoyent and the Of six months
from the 2Sh day OF January, 1862 being allowed by
said the creditors Of said deceased exhibit
and prove their respective claims before Give notice.
that will attend 10 the duties OF appointment at
Jno d Smiths office in Waterbury in said district,
the 10th day OF June next at 10 o'clock, in the forenoon
said day.
JOSH j6sEP Fl ga BARNES, com'''
Waterbury, Jan. 81, A. d., 1862. S5S7
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A NJ RICAN HOU S T.. - BosToN,
"a Is the largest and best arranged Hotel in the
New England States; is centrally located and easy Of
from all the routes Of travel IL contains all the
modern improvements, and every convenience for the
comfort and accommodation Of the travelling public
The sleeping rooms large and well ventilated the
suites Of well arranged and completely fur
nished for families and large travelling parties and the
house will continue be kept first class hotel In
every respect LEWIS RICE, Proprietor.
Boston Jan. 1862 nSt:l6
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BUFFALO ROBES OF ALL KINDS,
ID Extra Whole No aud No. 2. with Booking aud
fringe. (oot80l JAS q, FRENCH.
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERT
L ENCE OF AN INVALID. - Published for the
benefit and warning and caution to young men who
suffer from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay etci
supplying at the same time the means Of solfcuFe, By
who cured himself after being pat to great expense
through medical imposition and qlaekery, single cop-
les may be had Of the author, NAlHaNlELa MAY
FAIR, ESQ Bedford, Kings County y, by snolus-
ing postpaid addressed envelope. 1887.
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Aegal notices.
TATE OF yERM Mt

~ WASHINGTON District,
IN Probate Court holden at Montpelier, on the S.h
day Of February, AID 1862.
Charles Reed and James r. Thurs,nn, administrators
OF the Of Charles G.. Eastman late Of Montpelier
in said district deceased make application said court
for license to sell the following described portions Of the
real estate of said deceased towit the Patriot Office
Post Office aud Meat Market buildings called, and
the lots which the stand and which
ed herewith situated in said Montpelier representing
OF the debts Of said deceased and expenses Of admin
stration Of said estate, and that part of said
cannot be sold without injury to those interested in the
remainder thereof Whereupon, it is ordered by said
Court that said application be referred to the 9Th day
Of March, A ID. 1852, at the Probate Office in Mont
pelo, for hearing and decision thereon and, il Is fur
Their ordered that all persons interested be notified here
Of by publication OF notice Of this application and order
thereon three weeks successfully in the Vermont Watch
man State Journal, printed at Montpelier, before said
time Of hearing that they appear said time aud
place, and, il they see cause, object thereto.
BY the Court
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I ASELL FEMALE SEMINARY. - The
Il II next Term begins on TIL I RSDAY, Feb 20. This
Institution has been, since its foundation, item years.
and continues to be- under the IL is located
ten miles from Boston, on the Worcester Railroad. and
offers the best advantages for female education.
For Catalogues, &C., apply 70
Auburn Dale, Mass, Jan, 1862. 1888
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Sure Cure for Bleeding, Blind and itching Piles,
Scroula, Salt Rheum, aud Diseases Of the Skin. One
bottle warranted to cure In all II not Dealers are
particularly requested to refund the money. Only Eve
bottles 10 thousand returned, and these confirm
ed tstua. Hundreds Ofetters and certificates are now
IN the proprietors possession, which be upon
application. Send for circular. Prepared by HENRY
ID tOWLb, Chemist, II Prince street, boston. Sold
by all Druggists. Certificates with each bottle. Price
81 per bottle 66.92
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" The WatchnaH charges US with desiring to bring
about the emancipation Of all the slaves in the Union
Congress IL ought TO have furnished some quotation
prove that assertion and couldn't hire found the quo
ttft0H ca me fireman Fireman.
Let us see. On the both day of January
the Freeman had "a three-column article ("
on "A War for the Constitution and the I'M
ion, in which it attempted to show that be-
cause President Lincoln and Congress had
exceeded the limits of the Constitution in is
suing proclamation calling out $4,000
troops making military arrests and search
es and seizures without warrant or authority
of law" suspended the privilege of the
writ Of habeas corpus, used private proper
ty for public use without compensation" Gre
ated new State within the jurisdiction of
any other State" " in effect prorogued and
dispersed the Legislature of Maryland,
blockaded the ports OF "every rebellious
State, " and some of them have been entire
ly destroyed by the stone feet" and - pass
ed an act Of forfeiture of the property Of reb-
that because of these various acts which the
freeman declared to be unconstitutional, there
could be no possible chance for constitution
al cayil should the President or Congress go
little further and break the Constitution lit
tie more and withdraw ''its guarantees of slav-
cry" but that that wicked and criminal in
stitution should be left to " the chances and
the perils, and even the direct assaults of the
war !" and then adds
proclamation declaring ererg slape IN Chayiesoa
free would have worked less injury TO the rebels
aud infinitely less what loyal there may be in
that city than the sinking Of the stone fleet in its harbor
And winds up with philippe against
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II The Of Martin Robbins Of Scrofuloua White
Swelling Read an extract from the Cincinnati Medical
Journal Vol /, page 80, in regard this remarkable
cure.
while Martin Robbins in the very worst magin-
able condition, called attend him for fac
ture Of the leg. caused by fall The indications VI
reunion OF the bone, under the circumstance very
unavorabe, for he would ST. day by day, picking
small pieces Of the bone, which would slough off, found
him using Scoyills PREPARATION which he continued
use until effected We gave him no const-
tutiona treatment, being In attendance only as sur
Reon yet we confess we had much curiosity what
could be done In asystem extensively diseased his
was"
Ses Martin Robins certificate in another column I'M
der the head Of Scoyill's Blood and Liver Syrup.
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DR. SWEETS INPALLIBLE LtNIMBNT.-Ths Iiniment
which has effected many remarkable Of rheuma
usm and other Kindred complaints prepared from the
recipe Of DR.. Stephen, Sweet. Of Connecticut, whose
fame bone setter has been established throughout
the United States for more than twenty years. We ad-
wise the eiced generally who have used the pre-
paTauon, to give it fair tial-Prorideace General
ddDerttSer.
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" IIlIUIWIIHI n %,
Sash, Door aud Blind Manufactures.
BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.

WVWII
W A. BArcHELoRs SPLENDID Ham DYE il the
nriginai and only Reliable and Harneess Hair Dye
known. instantaneous In Its effect, does not stain the
skin, and nyisoratss the hair Tor life BE careful and
use none other than the genuine signed each side Of
every box-wmLIAM A. BAroHHLon. So By all respect
able Druggists and Fancy Goods Stores everywhere
Mandatory No 81 Barclay St Cla,e l6 Bond ST. and
and 233 Brosdway,) New York. COOL
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Together with q variety Of Diamond and other rich
one jcwelry, N foreign make, forming the stock
VI uuredgemcd Cup TO 1862 pledges to private broker
and which placed with the subscriber, be Of
ga ut
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l1irbmonn plsl>atflAl.
ia. aoh>;e. ArEih e. 'sa9


--s-,oh rur,o-s veTa Gnund nj yeS'''o'S'
-. we're informed lisa: evening that inc oeH'
lent had received 80 int"iliseh'" Oh sum
'','.,rtsrest 20 comm autcste 20 the fa'il>'
10 give In another article '~'I'
- ~, he SITUATION 81 ait,'rs "oon-
-, ',-.oa,.s ,.a.ca VIII, we hope, tend ta
.........ae+t5t.ss Of ,hose WAC were 80
49,, xa.,er5s, 10 circulating report tRa'
80. ~, h~er ,srtursd ny IA" enemy.
...--s.,,U. a-aerrd 80 be reliable. has
-..e.yra. slat ne Iedegaga ARE landing
an. ~ his ~tds q she harpahannoeA
a. above Uvbslaa sud ;his Leads 70 "a
POSITION tha; ia movement Is III aoU vi
..'',-v scros. She country toward> Rich,
.3 Taat every possible efT2r, VIII 1T
-....s hy ;be enemy 10 advance upon tle cap.
81. ee have 80 douut, aud ws iee' equally
..ra5oot shat Ia VIII encounter some vefy
,s-.5us obstacles IN The way .! success. VIA.
.,s--7 rnte be nay select.
gNaa5areq,r1 that - sharp 5zl7mish com.
.,... sa yesterday n sr.iEs in .hc relsab1r
a-,d - IQTAtowa, We have nothing usF
rom .ae Re. ipaula !. a >.a.yd, however
M: =, large Lumher e .roops were leHae5 8
.a FetUtou Tnaacay jhs., which coz Tadic-'
.as 1Umor tha- NcU.el.a.. was Gs.EeJ about
Joe same 5ime IL moving his forces away
.-.a tina. rltec.
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LATKsT FROM NEW ORLEANS
Gnlire Suspension Of Business.
BURNING or COTTON AND STEAM
COATS
i c. &c g.

hoRIhs. Ap,il - (5-. e,yrd ~ Ricarnono
a. IL O'Clock + II THE emery passed. For1
jackson n O'Clock yesterday morning.
y ben the ueNs reached Nsv Orleans Tn
nut n fCH force. arG business was com plate
y suspended
All ths cotton -ul s,e@-n pca's. excepting
such as were necessary 30 transport CONAN
rnhnitioa, etc, we.e Destroyed.
All O'Clock today, III" operators o"d" "a.
good bye. saying that thesnemy mad appeared
before the city, aud :his IS he last Wa heard
from the Crescent tIly-
iris Is All we knew regarding the fail -
/ W. ssud part!eniars "a soon AZ they o1n be
] hsn.
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Ess(YaH a Va.


fSG - EEW Ak1.- GanasSy <rora M ras,.
~ decCe On GourCh Hit nhout tures
.S.sst l. Tc, & negro woTlao named DAPHNE
UarAae Is about thirty ysass Of age, cell.
nlsck with . way pre- minent ;ore b sad aud ~
.prig aSls iot king and IL .elltgcIt {. purchased
nsr II 81. II Iyier, OF the enquirer, a sacrt
l,ma aga, She was hifst Las. year 10 III
George T0y loT. oa Ven his .reat Urior
HtN NJ hrs sister living with srs Travis
on tSov5E1ar street. Sne Is .iuutt!es. coz
ceaat o.1r'4 p here 10 be cltS b aer n4luer.
3aa friaa g. l VIII give gne unoys reward II
caught aud loages. IN iasi % lhat can get
her JOHN T. sEAR~Ox
ap26--Iv3s
~ pos Lao kE.s ND - stray
q on rnGaway frcn the subspriber,
o. tbs m)rniYg Of ths 25fn o. april, ii
So 4 naTei Andrew The sad negro -
about ntjy years Of age. bou. asa iset zen
1-Coet Aigh, h,.t on II ct0tn cap covered With
n sl1x'a oil cloth. nIas Toa blanket soaj.
vi Ia dark coi~fai pan Ea4 nooss. he rad
stss9tet with inc bsgsas wSRoaa fsopI camp
Wtn8ar 10 as irsderieksfgfg cars 1t issup-
psasd "a. he vgas separated trcm taam 40 l.
iaA tally iufa5ta=t. 20 F~srspgiAg hiaa n sy BE-
aGsigass.si a. ur Il. = PARKa4. aoa.h Caroii1a
hoaI isai, ii ncbestsr
W JsiII. Smith,
ap2s-2ts Ofr's Esg't >. =. No.s,
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TEFDh@ArloIj WANTED The coy who
! WAS directed 10 carry TWO Brass Horns
1sAd "A Carpet BaS from Hroad, hetyFeen stn
and 10 "a streets. 20 Taos Bradford EoardlDg
House, uD Franklin str set. has ts>'iCd 10 d.
liver me saIae MS Directed II said 0Tit bes
sIn nCt delivered III tae proper place by 20 II
20 Day, STEPS vili he INN sdIateiy taksn for
ria srrtst. Any information ia reference 10
tbs matter w.ii hs tEonhiaily received by the
subscriber. J. q. WHITE,
A. ihos Bradf1rds Is 3nrdin House e. ank-
lin straet, ona square >bsioW ExcaaDge
Hotel. apt6-1iF
FgsHtFS i HA aIh@JTSD, ESQ val 0e vsry
4 d uCh beuefttea ny cailtns GA OF commu-
lIca6 nag lmmsdlI ,eIy with the Qndsfslg 4 e..
tsla aIs he fail 10 do 80 by 1870 o'oi0ck 70. DAY,
+. will prove 10 his material disa 1vantJge.
aNUHEg ! RODGERS,
ap2s-It~ IL EayIy While uiii1e
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~ 4xaI. PAINE 4 CO. x.ss.

{ ul+ RS II AUCTION I'm FaTDAY.
- ne 1s.A l8ztGpT..o, i O'Clock, IL oar
s--.fs4uHse, ,2- mall cell
"a axes. ch~s-e t.oaisiaaa sue So,
20 btssa- -ud &c hill pais &c,
=. O, sHrsl'nr QGauty ana believed 10 be
aa97i a. @E- ever bsO1shs ~ .Gis market. the
:. .e--..-:G o, aenaaTs ia REQ ss,sd
EbNI, PAINE = 90.
spls -uctl31sefs
POSITIONS NiEN r.-Tho ahavs sale f.
postran.d uuui TUESDAY, @egD, whan Il;
viii x place wftncp: rpgard :, ~ n aar.
a#-s y .. aao's.
j.fTr.U1 sAi.l, 1t Gii LII = nY
Il EA.sIt5 ~ OR TABE.fG. JIs, os
: ID .ih'-' :. -arI1sa@,-s On = EnE4&JAI,
90 pft, 80, r - e
x@- J., meeting cr She Board ~ Directors OF
~ .aAseaA w Ws0LN'' HoAPaegY he,f
To- 90 a.. 4p;!., iS03 ~ 7t'c4 s Of he mem
; : y =ra .sss~p1 & vas una .1-ous.y
Rs'oiea6 Iat. SO e0oa s. ,ha aroseet cr,le-s ste
6il.,1, ta+ .a~af- ct ths Eampa.e hs l.ssfuc5pd
.g 1ttrl IL -, ~ HeaAlv ~ tiQa sAss, ali Of
t-> g5.-i lGcu 'setucs3 by taia company. coz
4is. c!uE "a ~ G1essay tao 9Th %: &prsl, ruth
&1at ray Eta ~ - ha1@, a.'a Sva'iauing she
sales 81 ova:g su eeedi.g "Wednesday. unsii
further t.st 81 ~ jA3s bassd
l. $500 GCro fvith tbl rb1vs f.~sia In W
sha' u IT, fr-t' n AZ. scs !ef hv 20. c0a5a-
e. IN Harer. 80 tha 3asu. p. IA, -
9ry Woaa- day, cI.aui~ -c3se Sic 50th astahs
aud 7hs - ~rt.of Of ,tit gr5 oomosoi-. es well
s3o.sy,!t , p. M oy toa ~ gis piece CT weoty
or t9gTut- five yayde viz IN pryis. ~ .aGs
bu a snad ~ the ti.oo Of a..le.
"a. On o1tsrs sc exclusively Indis B.a7 anu
Ggsss. .aa 8. "a r,iisi OF,
seEss--ts-sa "a i ..ssr~
.aENsHAW = ct. Afsats,
t,sansosw ssGalt-l. focsrauv.
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-.rafzs.z ...-......... sa's.5
s.ff! :.-..st..c- .a-. i ..--.a n H.. .t.
ts.i, fif, 4,c 80 .a,as.s+sl g. Z, radon, s.. &c
-as.. ror.f;,-,aa l.. .-...-a +, rI-- a.. ...,-1
s-...., ;,-a IL :a.r..e ~ a., 49,, ..-... ~.
r.T.nt,.a Of orocsrtr.
ia r.s4- 81 SIN ara ...-..-. So ....-.,. -.
i...5 ,-.n...sf-.;,. .-s.-. -, 5.li ,e-.. ii. w..
at r.a7oref .;g ...a. IS l-.r....s
Ill. .,g,- ,,,,.-a. -.....-r IL -,:t. .....-
.-s-.s - ~. a.. .-.... $50 ....a-. r.. 3.
,....-l sr .r~.,.. -.,.f,e-.,',, r ~fsj,.~ .-r
=. ,...- &. - 81. ,.-...,.s - .I,a,-
IS ~ 60. - "a 80 .-s-,r. .
.,.5.- h. ',y-,r IN .,...,..= Ia "a a.,
a.,-ilg 90 he IL .ta- o. 80. s..v,s- B., .-- s... F.
scn4 .- aacrosser. p-'t sa5a. s.f,t.,rl z...-.3.-
Glssa~.-s.
=. IT, ~.
=: . -e@4sn-- scr. p. tE.a..-
=. a., E7l-. p. l. g.a.5
"a. 'attae- Geo. ". s4GG.
+ = ra-anr X F.. - !a.s.-
"a. :. I2io-s d Nanny
IN H.r-. - !.
~s.. ssr.s-t.
~ = ,.,fr. .-..--s ......
~ ys..s.. - -,
---
'r - - 80 "+ n I'd n =
e 1890 - ~ ''@'
RE5HMos0, ~.
Iii. I'D az, a. Shat '.s I'm ,as.. TUE
pi'a -ud contingent fluid carefully 's ~ e.-
t1-C-a - iEso3e @i27s5i building 3sr
very 6r-c riPasa Foaseh ia E',ra..or. - r. s..
- ~ - s. ~ e.l .rf ,,., s.,
30 .5,v.e cerse '''' . y. 9og.. !. ,..s..
.s = - !. 1 f,Se5,e,..., 20 - T.,
f},s. i Y,,,rnr. so. .s-.
a r-s,-ats -s~ Is .-s... ..-
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y
IT. bills 'Tncuers on,
0bis YarDiah;
u bis J'u-pentiNe;
b. a"j- r r
bhik ohJica " . M01asaaa.
% &e8 Clt }loIn uiou ,ETouut Uos 80,
u fs9ms Wrapping Paper.
=. ''' husne.- ONES Apples and Pe4ch y,
q " RDBisSO@.t
- .V-stf virginia - near ttp.u
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RAID auuhiEA OF'4NI"G.
l nabh2iE aC% sksg .p.elsGrc In aapoun~-
~. - Ter friends eud The pubic tAkt o.
l4rs. - the 18th ms. sire v1lI Jyen with
ll'f 80 elegant u.sgI tmaat cT BnGnets.
la. ,t4ls, head Dresses .t"zaut lace sol
u1bslI, -''ie}|hn7 I-4eas---la l4et everything
iist,a! q y Ia rrss. eta<s millinery estaJ.
au1t MADAsE. SON,
IS Main street.
10 q , 4 U55
received, ia dozen pair OF
asl fors.f. UGtTOH CARDS,
apfg-s,, bs-NHETT X TULLEsOH,
= - l9s ii ain street.
LiHSEstii ~ ~ On Coz SHIPMENT. one barrel
-9pzs-s
q ,-. ~ kDs - WiLLIEF.i
sp zsesas0AS sUdAR. b. ; az ~''''
iAhSY & WlLLiAms.
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LATE NORTHERN AND EUgC
PEAN NEWG.

sokr0is. Apri d --Nyrthein papers .,
the @4tn instant a1ye been received here
The t5iicwlng IS = summary & tna nsgs:
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fg "oDDH : a9FsRS3N. 4De,la,s-.s
ENNG+.1 L:H = LACK T~NE-ta.... IA
1 u sidney, On tbs South ED Of ar. 30.
t" aa A'antSi and CHEERS %treats Ear ~ e M
Aucnor---Nli he ii, - qucriru 81 ~,
r., - $, % +ATURD Y, tie 25 r 3 -rfi.
1852. =; O'clock =. n, t:ia eAceit-at rrses-
tenement .nra q as ABOVE uovs Ic tha ou-
e1JaFcy & vi, Aix, benz In. third ., . frc,c
laurel StrsFf.t
is&za.-~Hait cash; balance ~ 1ra a.
m0ath@, @a- negotiable aates, iuterest c.ttra.
%ecur,si eF 20 trust dEv tUe tsxrr aH. IN.
s"r5sCs flr 1889 q" be- C-fH ~ tHH ,r-g,f. .s.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-01

A EwosD sh 0Es. PRIoE-A handsome
sword has jaH b EN- completed In New Or
leans f1f Gen. = .sriing psice, Of Missouri. at
tbs Instance OF tas patriotic young l.dies OF
that city. TIE Pieasuue thus describes it:
The scabbard is Of solid gold blade OF
the tines. s.ee!. bea at,f0i!y embelIished, and
the kraspiog part VI the III OF car we'd ivory.
and lhc Yus-d and ornaments Of gold. Tie
hi. end guards are conulved SO as &c blind
toss'h her tao procuCts add the pm O;ic insi Knia
Of he STATES OK Missouri and Louisiana shs
skNssne read eoasiAs Of e. pc icsn feeding her
yong, and on the i,la1s on this guard nearest
the BLADE. IS Geliea1eiy engraved the DOM plex
coR%cf arms OF the State OF Missouri, with i.s
tNo Inotsoes: United, va stand: divided. We
faii, and "Satss PopGit Saprsma Lee 'sto.'
The wreath which forms Inc gaaid 20 ths
hahais infQSawins the cotton plant, the sug n
piaat, aGdA tobacco pisn., AID tae scab.
bard, which ~ pointed in he fem 5iaace of q
sugar cane, is gilded and tipped with repre-
ss L .utiona OF the wheat shear.
The following motto Is worked ia ths en-, =.
beilishmeQts OF thta blade: 'Ense It pirtuss
~ aspsa al STA " On the So hoard is this In .
scrlpaop; -uen. Sterling Price, from the
ladies ot Asw Uriaaus. January, 1851"