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NV YoRk. Anil >.

The Post says the rUmors against General
Smith appear u have no foundation. MT
only as he Is one OF the most temperate men
in the army, but u private despatch from
Mcclellan says he CALAMITY and skilliully
gained great advantage Tor US, slienclng the
fire Of battery which was splendidly done
with little lO>s on our side.
Letters from Gen. Smith state his horse,
a spirited animal. fell with him during the
action. which suggests thc probable cause Of
the unjus. Tum0r.
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HAIR DYEi HAIR DYE HAIR


DYE wy. A. BArcHELoR's HAIR DrE-Tz
rlyHauis,s and Reliable Dye Knov..
All others are mere limitations, and should be
avoided II you wish to escape ridicule.
Grey, red, or rusty hair dyed instantly to 4
beautiful and natural brown or black without ID
least injury to hair or skin
Fifteen medals and dipsonss have been award
ed to VIM. A. Bachelor since 1889, and over 200,
900 applications have been made to the hair of
the patrons of his famous Dye.
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye produces acolor
not to be distinguished from nature, and Is ,rar
raHfed not to iniure In the least, however long
may be continued, and the i'll effects Of bad Dyes
remedied. The hair is invgorsted for life by this
splendid Dye, which is properly applied a, No.
l6 Bond Street, New York.
Sold in all the cities and towns Of the United
States. by Druggists and Fancy Good Dealers.
The Genuine has the name civilian 4. Batch
elOr,' and address upon a steel plst4 engraving
on tho four sides Of each box.
Wholesale Factory, 81 Barclay ct.
Late 2s3, Broadway, New York.
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FORTRESS Monroe, April l

The steamer Haze arrived this morning
from Newbern and Hatteras. with ia ties to
the 18th.
Fort Macon is invested and it being ascer-
tanned that the supply Of provisions was
short, tina, no attack would be made on the
Fort, but wait TO starge them out.
Slight expectations still prevailed tina. the
rebels would attack Newbern, and fortifea-
tions were being built for protection.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-04-25
C.LHEATH,s ESTATE.

w E, the Subscribers, having been appointed
w by the Honorable the Probate Court for
the District Of Chittenden, Commissioners to re-
eeive, examine and adjust the claims and demands
Of all persons against the estate of c. L. Heath,
late Of IND rhiii. in said District deceased rep
resented insolvent; and also, all claims and de-
mands exhibited in Offset thereto; and sir months
from the day of the date hereof reing allowed by
said Court for that purpose, we do, ereforc,
hereby give notice that we will attend to the bu-
.iness of our appointment a. the dwelling house OF
the An Mondays Of May and September next, at
10 O'Clock. A. ", on each of said days.
Dated his 18th day Of april, A. d. 1854.
WALTER II. CILLEY. siOners.
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We are happy to hear that Governor Hol-
brook, 10 connection with the War Depart
ment, has taken prompt measures to secure
the transportation of the wounded of the Vt.
Brigade at Yorktown, to New York, where
they will be cared for by the New England
Soldiers Aid Association. From thence they
will be tlken to theMarins Hospital, in this
place, which is to be Immediately made ready
or their receptIon.-TDass.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-04-25
COSGRFSsIONAI.

In the House Cd the 10th Mr.. Morrill, from the
committee on Ways am Means, reported 8 bill
appropriating $4,000, 900 to pay volunteers; al
so $40, 900 for the pay, bounty and pension to
officers and soldiers @. the Western Department.
MIR. Morriii's bill was passed.
A message was received from the President an
rouncing that he had sgnei the bill sbolishing
lavtry in the District Of Col umbia.
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WASHINGTON. April 90.

W AehlNbAONs ApIll ~
Gen. Shields has been nominated as
Major General.
Forty of the wounded Vermont soldiers
came down on the boat this evening. They
are full of heart ana ready for another trial
as soon as they recover. Not groan came
from the crowd in all the handling. getting
on board, &c.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-04-25

Wv IVNhf y TIII y
Extracts from southern papers show that
traffic IN gold and silver against notes Of the
Confederate States Is prohibited at New Or
leans under the penalty Of severe punishment,
and that masters Of steamboats, are prohibit
ed from employing white men as deck hands.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-04-25
New Market AMI. % "a NJ

The flight Of jackson from the vally by
the way of the Mountains from Harrisonburg
towards Stannardsville and Orange Cour
House on the Gordonsyille road is confirmd
this noruingiby our scouts and prisoners.
n. P. BANKS,
Maj. Gen.
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DISEASES OF woMEN.-Da. NJ,

DIsEAs OF wOMEN.-DH. Mann
OF attends exclusively to the freshmen. of Priv
Diseases and the special Diseases of WOMEN, at
bis REMEDIAL IssIIrurE for Special Diseases, at
No. IS Union St, Providence, R. l. See hi. i'd
vertisenert of TIE GszAr ISpILy RExzpr 70,
FEMALES il this paper.
Nov. u. iariy
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New YORK, April 2

NEW 1ORki Aprh -
The Herald's letter from Nashville gives
the following telegram, intercepted by Gen.
Mitchell
CoRNTH. April 9.
To Gen. SaB''I. Cooper, Richmond, Va:
AL present probabilities are that when
ever the enemy moves on this position be
will do it with an overwhelming force Of not
less than $1,000. We can now muster only
about SIS 600 effective men. Van Dorm
nay possibly join US in few days. with
about Alleen thousand more. Can
we not be reinforced from Pember-
toms army. IF defeated hers, *e
lose the Mississippi valley, and pro-
badly our cause. Whereas we could even
afford to lose for while Charleston and Sa-
7annch for the purpose Of defeating Buell's
army. which would not only ensure Us the
valley of the Mississippi, but our independ-
ence.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-04-25

10 great haste, burning every small as well
as large turnpike bridge, south of New Mar
ket.
FORTRESS MONROE, April Is.
There was tery extensive fire in Norfolk
last night and it has contincs1 to burn all
day to-day. Several buildings were des-
troyed
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-04-25

LAKE CHaNPAIN.-The broad lake was
cleared of ice by the strong wind of wedn,s.
day night. and the boats will probably b,
running on Monday next
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100000.
HARD TINES COFFEE.

V1HE trying times and the high price Of Coffee
Il las demanded that good substitute shouli
BE- found for pure coffee, and the manufacturer Of
the Hard Tins Cofee has succeeded in the inven-
tion Of an article which meets the requirements Ct
the times, and which the Mass State Assayer,
DR.. Hayes, pronounces free from any deleJeri-
Gus substance. It is sold a, a very low price, AID
is, in fact, about equal to purs Coffee.
Manufactured By II. i NEWUALL, Man
faetarer of Coffee, Spices and Cream Tartar, Sc
South Market ST., BOstOn TRY IT.-You
can get pound Of any Grocer il Burlington.
Certificate Of DR.. Hayes.
"HARD TWEs CoFFEE.'-fhis substitute for
the more expensive kinds Of coffee has been anal
yEsd chemically and microscopically, and found 10
be rec FROM any deletsrious substance. Il also
corresponds in composition with the manufaetur
er's statement. Respectfully,
A. A HAYES, NJ. D., State Assayer
l6 Boyls,On ST, Boston, Feb. Is, 1862.
w39mj
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPE-
, L d. IL

RIENCE OF AN INyALID.-Prbiisbsd
for the Be.sff and az Warning aHd Caufioa TO
Young Msa who suffer from Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay, dc; supplying at the same
time the mean, Of self-cure. By one who has
cured himself after being put to great expense
through medical imposition and quaskery. By
enclosing post paid addressed envelope, srSeLE
COPIES may be had Of the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ,
Bedford, Kings Co., n. I.
March II. davly
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BoOKsf ROOKs :

:. 4 IDS TO FAITH"
"A "Sparo uOurs
The Writings OF -ir Thomas Brovae, KIND.
strange story" BY Lyt.on.
d" Prison Life in tas Tobacco Wareboas- ~
Richmond, Va"
F5r safe II 5. HUNTIN5TON'5
Bookstore Cor. Church & College So.
April Is, 1852.
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BNryoRF. Auril. %

III I'I7'I1I7f = FTIIIF -
The Vermont wounded are still at Old
Point. 1t is thought that some will be sent
here. The hospitals here are being got
ready in anticipation Of the wounded being
sent from Yorktown.
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LIVERY STABLE.

LIVERY STABLE.
TEyHE subscribers having purchased the we'll
4 known Livery stand recently occupied by
o. Mathews, would respectfully announce to
the public that they are ready to accommodate
the people Of Burlington with any thing in t1eir
line ali hours and shortest notice, and solicit
a share Of the patronage Of the public.
NEW CARRIAGES, GOOD HORSES,
AND CAREFUL DRIVERS
supplied at all tines and no pains spared to please
customers. X. COLbERTH,
c. T. BLAKE.
April =. dlwtf
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NANHOOD:

HOW LOST! HOW RESTORED! F"
Just Published IN s Ard Envelope. Pr. 6cts
A LECTURE on The NATURE
Treatment and Radical Care Of SPsEnatorThosa OF
Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Enissious' Sexu-
al Debility and Impedgnents to Marriage gener-
ally, Nervousness, Consumption, Epilepsy and
Fits; Mental and Physical Inca psSity, resulting
from Self A buse, by ROBr. J. CULVER
WELL, VI. D., Author Of tho Green Book, &c.
"a Boon TO Thousands OF suRerers."
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to any ad-
dress post pad on the receipt Of six cents, or two
postage stamps, BY DR.. CH. J. C. KLINE.
1877 Bowsry. New York,
daw3m is Post OGice Box, 1885.
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NOTICE.

WHEREAS, my wife. Violette Lewis, has
w left ny bed and blard without just cause
or provocation, hereby forbid any person bar
boring or trusting her on my scooan-, as l shall
pay No debts Of her cJntr4eting alter tins date.
GEO. LEWIS.
Westfori Vt, April u, lsGl.
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100000 BARRELS CT THE
LODI MANUFACTURING CO.'S
p 0 l ID r E 7 I e,
For sale BY JAMES 7. FOSTER.
Care Of the Lodi Manufacturing Co.,
&c H.-sf.rIs y


Care Of the Lodi Manufacturing Co.,
&C Cortlandt ST., ". Y.
This Company, with a capital of sl5O,OOO, the
most extensive works Of the kind in the world,
and an experience Of % years in manufacturing
with a reputation long established, having also,
the exclusive control Of all the night soil from
the great city Of New York, arc prepared to fur
nish article which is without doubt the cheapest
and vsry Best fertilizer in market.
Prees.-D livered at any station the Yer
mont Central Railroad, or Rutland and Burlington
Railroad, 81 S. per barrel, or the Passumpsic or
Cheshire Railroads, 81 90 per barrel It greatly
increases the yield and ripens the crop from two
to three weeks earlier. at an expense Of from Sc
10 81 per acre, and with very little labor.
A Pamphlet, containing all the information
necessary, with letters from Horace Geeley, Dan1
Webster, and hundreds Of farmers who have used IL
extensively for gcBt years, may be had free By
addressing letter as above TO the subscriber. A
discoun. to the Trade.
ELI CHITTENDEN, ESQ.
Who is our General Agent, Darlington, VT.
JAMES g. FREScH, Montpelier. Vt,
VI. D. HALL, Vergennes, VT, Special
J. ". & Q. g. FaESca, Barre, Vt, fASents
c. A. MAxaAN, Royal;on, VI,
Feb. II. w3m
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-04-25

NEW BOOKS.
Asst POEMS, By Mrs. Browning, for sale by
- GO, FRENCH 3 90.
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YOUNG LADIES SEMINARY

YOUNG LADIES' SEMINARY.
rEIHE Young Ladies' Seminary, conducted by
Il REV. s. Mas. B. W. SMITH, will open IL
Summer Session, on the 2lst inst.
The Department for Lads and Young Gentle
men WHO desire 10 ft themselves for Business or
for College will open at the same time.
l. Is desirable that those who may wish TO avail
themselves Of the advantage Of the Institution
hould make application. as early as is convenient
o;he Principal,
Burlington, April II, 1862.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-04-25

EARL's HEIRS, BY the author of East Lynae
II for sale by
G, o. FRENCH co,
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Seeds! SEEDS!!

GARDEN and Flower Seeds in great variety
" 500 bushels Herds Grass
so Red Top.
tons Red Clover.
500 lbs. White Dutch Clover.
For sale by
II. II. DOOLITTLE.
Sign Of the Saw, College St.
Burlington, April n, 1861. dit wSw
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Gold Pens !!

lust received and for sale large assortment
~ OF Gold Pens, With or without Cases. These
Peus aud Cases are from one OF the Oldest aud best
manufacturers 10 the Uuited States, and will be
warranted to be just represented.
Respectfully,
Z. A. FULLER.
nr-lir-tn- Anil q Isfa.
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WAR TIE MS.

The privateer Nashville arrived at Nassau
on the Both under the the name of the j L.
Wragg, from Charleston, and cleared on the
9Th tor St. Johns, n. B.
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- EGLET, Q1oins and Printers Furniture
IA Il al kinds Manufactured and for sale BY
JACOB GREEN.
p--r;r-4o, t--if 10 1870
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Undertaker'S Notice.

s ys z - HAVING made arrangements
q 80 for a hesrse and other
couvenielces for attending funerals, the subscri
Der hopes TO receive a fair share Of the public
patronage
IorFfSs, Of all sizes and in a variety Of style
and made in the best manner, always on hand and
for sale By the subscriber.
JACOB GREEN.
Burlington. April S. 1907 DIFF
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LNRUIT TREES, GRAPE VINES, CUR
J. RANT AND GOOeEBERRY BUSHES,
choice varieties, for sale by J. GREEN.
Burlington, april IS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-04-25

Our forces under General Augur still oc-
cupy the nights Of falmouth opposite and
commanding fredericksburg. Vast amounts
of grain and other forage Is stored in the i'm
mediate vicinity Of Fredericksburgh. The
enemy burned the steamers Logan, Virginia
and ST. Nicholas, and twenty schooners load
ed with corn.
, 1862-04-26
From the Mines.
FLORENCE, April s, 1862.

-
FLORENCE, Aprll g. looz.
Ids. SIAIEsMAN we are still enjoying, or
.her, not ENJOYING, winter weather and high
ices up here For instance the snow is still
pm SIX to seven feet deep In the mines, and
ough an occasional pleasant day causes It to
Tile few inches during It's reign, the next day
quite as likely to send down from the aerial re-
lns fresh supply and undo, or OUerdo all that
Is heen done during the previous day. The eli
AZ neIe may oe summed up SIX W snow SIN
nan ana ram, glimpse OF sunsl Inc, ana al
ernal sight Of cold. However. from the eyi-
'nt signs that vegetation once existed here, loe
pc mlners') are llylrg IN the hope that wha'
Is been may be-. Since the lst of March VT
Ne not had more than one week OF talr wealth
yesterday several Hooks OF wild geese te"
er our city, making believe that the sPringtim'
IA we are forced to say now is the winter OF
Y uiScontent. Inc clouds that lowr d around
caolns last ial are thar yet, and continue to
ca 'her heecy contents upon our-nch CLAIMS.
mere are quite number OF provision trains on
e road between here and Lewlstoni some at
ate creek, and some two or three ave succeed
i IN getting II as far as the Mountain House, or
E summit OF the mountain. But they all seem
'nt upon high prices, and charging as long as
Il Gan see the color IN the sand. They are
" sq,r at 81 % TO 50 90; hacon' 81 90
-galoZ 10 10 ~ 90 coffee 50 %, and nearly
ferythng else Is seitng out there at as his pliceS
7 they could get IN mere and so long as thepy
in set such prices there, do not think they Will
, 1862-04-26
masbineton Statesman.
SATURDAY MORNING, April 26, 1854.

PLAYED UT."-Apologies for the ne
cessity of issuing our paper on brown
half-sheet, ard promises for better ap-
pearance ''next week" have 'played out "
They seem like the predictions made by
the weather prophets last winter-bound
not to be fulfilled, though all our earnest
wishes and endeavors tend to the end that
they may not be falsifed We learn from
our agent at Portland that he shipped US
paper more than month ago, and that il
is now someW here on the way between
here and that place. One Of the editor:
has gone below and will give the matter
his personal attention; and we can only
promise that until our stock arrives we will
do the best we can for II readers.
, 1862-04-26
Letter from Lewiston.

LEWISTON. April 21st, 1862
EDITORS STATESMAN The Express arrived
here yesterday from your city, but brought nc
later news from the East than we had received
last week. That diminutive brown sh ct issue Of
the STATESMAN, was very acceptable, and who
ever could get one eagerly avaied himself of the
Opportunity
There is but little news stirring, and, in feet,
but title stirring of any kind. here The town
siters, or siters, seem to be waiting for something;
perhaps the arrival Of a boat to sive The place a
start such an occurrence would most certainly
be welcomed by the people here with exceeding
JOY There is neither flour nor bacon in the town
for sale, and all kinds Of provisions are very
49,. i IL; H.. '.,--tisol- ,.easi.-s anuaral
n,iist also 5e scarce. as the town hnsql an
radiug the streets esterday-Sunday, too-wiSh-
out any seat TO his pants. There are no ladies'
here except of the aboriginal type. anG tii51y are
not overly modest CT ladvlike. The male Indians
are fapidly sinking ard degenerating from CON
tactlwiih bad whites and the worst kind of whs-
ky. They make night hideous to the sober citi-
zens with their drunken howngs about town and
daylight curse to themselves and their people
The latest news we have from the Salmon mines
is p the 10th Of April. The snow is sill to 7
fee deep and falling as rapidly as it settles, and
builittle mining going on of course.
Mr.. Butler, from Orc Fino, who arrived day
beore yesterday, reports mining operations COM
minced, and but little snow in the diggings Mr..
OterSon, and a number of others. leave here this
nrning for he Orc Fino mines.
The Snake and Clearwater rivers are rising rap
ity, and boat is expected Tomorrow
No more at present, but when | get to Salmon
yu will most likely hear from me much.
H Respectfully, R. G. IEwEs.
, 1862-04-26
Notice.

etters testamentary having been granted to the un-
IL der, igned by the Probate Court Of Walla Wala
county, Washington Territory, on the estate of O. s.
Mynot late of said county deceased notice is here
by given to all persons having claims against said es
tate to present the with the proper vouchers to
either Of the undersigned at his respective place o.
residence in said county, within one year from this
date the same viii he forever barred and all Der.
indebted to said estate will mke immediate pay.
ment. VIII. PATrEN.
r. SWEASY nAecu'o's'
WA1lA WAlIA, April 11th, 1859.
, 1862-04-26

Territory of Washington,
N7IIIIVN u v dI II " dIIU. 7
In the District Court Of Wala WaIla County,
judicial District.


In the District Court Of Walla Walla CountyZFirst
judicial District
TO THOMAS S. SLOANE
NZOU are hereby notified that Charles Bennett has
Il filed complaint against you in said Court
wlch viii come on to be heard at the hrst tenn of
the Court which shal commence more than three
months after the oath day of January 1852 and un-
less You appear at said term and answer, the same
will be taken confessed and the PRAYER thtleof
granted The ohjecta prayer Of the said complaint
i for the recovery of the sum Of two hundred and
forty ynne Is 100 dollars, balance due on prolnisso-
ry note made by you to one David W. Helm for the
sum of five hundrd dollars, dated list November
1860 and payable six months after date vi ch note
was the 20th day Of November S6n dul. assigned
and delivered to one W. W. Wiseman. and on, the
2Sth day Of February. 1851, the same was assigned
by said Wiseman and delivered to plaintiff, with IN
tolest thereon and co is of suit
snS W. GEORGE, Plffs Atty.
, 1862-04-26

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,
COUNTY OF WALLA WAL1A Ss
In the District Court Of Wulla Walla County-First
Judicial District.
To JOHN BEISWANGER.
NOU are hereby notified that Kohauti a. Gnichard
Il have hed a complaint against you in aid Court
which VIII come on to be heard at the first term of
The court, which shall commence more than three
months after the 25th day Of Jannar, 1862 ana m
esS you appear AT said term and answer the same
viii be taken confessed and the PRAYER thereof
granted The object and prayer Of said compliant is
Tor the recovery against you and one Henry Brown
OF the sum OF four hundred and sixty-cvcn dollarS
for building material goods, wares and merchandise
sold and delivered to lou and said Brown ahoutt he
ON day OF November, 1871 the same being mi elial
for the building and erecting of certain onc-stnrv
board house on LIT number seven (7l in block nnmber
Tour l4) iii the town Of Wala Walla. and alsoio en-
force mechanics lien on said house and lot for the
payment Of said amount and costs Of suit
GEORGE q SPARKS
jan 20. lob2.-Sm3 PHI 5 Atty's
, 1862-04-26
Administrators Notice.

I ElTERS te>tamentary hlving this dav
IL been granted t. the undersigned bv the Probate.
Court of Waln Walla county. Washington Territory
on the estate Of Joseph Brown deceased. notice Is
hereby given To all pcfs having claims against
said estate to present the same with proper vouchers
within one year from this date and all per-ons in
debtcd to said estate will make immediate payment
JULIUS BROWN. Administrators
Walla Waa March 3l~t lSG2
, 1862-04-26
Notice.

I etters Of administration having been granted tc
"A the undersigned by the Probite Court of Wals
Nad county. Washington Territory, on the estate Of
John Francis late Of said county, deceased notice is
hereby given to all persons having claims against said
estate to present the with the proper voucher.
to the undersigned at his place of residence in said
county within year from this date. or the sae
viii be forever barred and those indebted to saic
estate will make immediate payment.
VIII. PATrEN, Administrator.
WALLA WALLA, April nth 1852.
, 1862-04-26

LUMBER.-We notice that lumber. in lin
tied quantities, is now being brought IN to
the lumber yards in this city; and we are
informed by lumbermen that they will be
able to supply the demand for building ma
terials in few more weeks.
, 1862-04-26

PRoMoTIoNs.-Lieut. Mullan, of the
Fort Benton Military Road Expedition,
has been promoted to a Captaincy in the
ID Artillery.
Lieut. Marsh, Quartermastcr in Lieut..
Mullans Expedition, has been promoted
Captain in the I'd infantry.
, 1862-04-26

ANOTHER Town SIrE.-A town site,
lahed Clarkston, has been surveyed above
Lewiston, running from the boundaries of
lewiston to Craig's ferry.
, 1862-04-26

RANcHEs.-It is said that every foot of
md IN the vicinity Of Lewiston, capsb bic of
Importing a sage brush, has been staked off
TO claims" and bitches are being dug in
frry direction. Fast people up there
, 1862-04-26

(Late Associate Justice of the Supreme Court w T. J
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
AFFlCE over the "Bank Exch nge - next door to
~ Cain 6 Nugent's office, Waila Walla. flsN