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Festival. The Ladies' OF She BratfiebOrO'
Euycrsllist Sirey will hold their Annual Fair and Festival
~ TOWN HALL, WEDNESDAY EVE JAN. 18TH
No forts will he spared in consequence Of the times to
make the sion pleasant to all who may attend
itncy Ar iccs, Refreshments, &c, will be sold at low
prc =, and the Varieties will be served up in
please ALL
All are invitcd
Tickets to Festival, 15c.; Children 10c.
Tickets to Dance, 50c.
Brattleboro, Jan I, 1867.
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CTATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO, S. S.

- The Probate court TOR said District
To all persons interested in the Estate of SOLYMAN
CuNE, late Of Bratteboro deceased, Greeting;
Whereas JOSEPH WILDER, has presented to this Court
an instrument puportng be the last Win Of said deccas
ed, ProbateYou hereby notified that this Court will
decide upon Probate o said Instrument at the session
thereof he held the Probate Office, In raboro, In said
District the last Thursday Of January, A. D. 1861 when
where you may appear and contest the same you
fit. l1I X. W. CLARKE, Register.
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CyTATE OF VERMONT AZ a Probate

GTATE OF VERMONT At a Probate
kCDisirct Of Hestminster S. Court, held at Towns
hend within and for said District ON the 81 day January
1862. Present, the Hon. ABISllAI SrODDARD Judge.
An INSTRUMENT puportng to be the last will csta-
mcnt Of STEPHEN RUTrER late Of Townshend In said Dis
trct deceased being presented to the Court here by PHILIP
RUTrEk, the Executor therein named for probate;
red by said Court that all persons concerned therein be
notified to appear session Of said Court to be held the
office Of Beuj W Dean, IN Grafton In said District the
first Wednesday February A. D. 1861 and cause
any they may have against the probate OF said WILL which
purpose it is rhrr orered that copy NJ the
order be published three weeks successfully In the
Phrnix printed Bratleboro In this State as may
be. A true copy Of record.
Attest BENZ w. DEAN, Register.
ErufInn Inn
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LELAND SEMINARY,
TOWNsHEND, VT.

YNHE SPRING TERN AT THIS INSTITU-
il ton will commence Wednesday Feb 10th, under the
charge Of g. Il. LANE, A. b. assisted by teachers Of the
first class in every department The Trustees Principal
solicit the patronage of all those who wish their children to
receive thorough and practical instruction For further par
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H. FLETCHER u. D., President,
c. CLARKE, NJ D., Secretary.
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CTATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO, s. S.

CTATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO, s. S.
- The Hon. Probate court for said District:
To all persons Interested In the Estate Of NATHANIEL
SMITH, late Of Warisboro in said District, deceased,
greeting:
You are hereby notified that this Court will decide upon
the apple tton Of HOLLAND PLIMPTON, of the
last VIII Of said deceased for extension o the time here
limited him settle said Estate AMI pay the debts
egtces " said deceased the Session thereof to he
held the probat. ONCE in raeboro, in said district
the last Thurs lay Of January A. d. 1862 when and where
you may appear AMI be heard the premises choose
Il. ". CLARKE, Register.
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TEETH. The subscriber having lately returned from
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lc return his thanks to his patrons generally and to those
especially who have continued their support the past
eighteen years. feeling to he attering testimonial Of their
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lie continues to perform all operations for preserving,
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Teeth inserted Cold Silver and Rubber, with all the
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CTATE OF VERMONT. M,nLnono. S. s

CTATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO, 5. 5.
y The Probate court for said District:
To all persons Interested in the Estate Of R0NANA WHIT
NEY, late Of tullforl deceased, Greeting;
Whereas EDWIN W. STEVENS of said Gultforl, has
presented this Court Instrument purporng to he the
last Will said dec ased for probate You hereby nnt
ii that this Court will decide upon the Probate Of said In
the session thereof to be held at the Probate
Office ittleboro IA said District the last Thursday Of
January, A. D. 1862 when and where you may appear and
contest the sanc 1t you see fit.
X. W. CLARKE, Register.
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CTATE OF VERMONT M,RLBono. s. s

GTATE OF VERMONT MARLBORO, S. S.
- The Probate Court for said District:
TO all persons interested In the Estate Of LUCY SMITH,
late of War,l.boro. deceased, Greeting:
Whereas, HOLLAND rLlMPTON, has presented to this
Court Instrument puportns to be the last viii of said
deceased probae;-l1u hereby notified that this
will decide upon the Probate Of said Instrument at the
session thereof be held the Probate Office, in rattle
horo, In said District the last Thursday of January, A. D.
1862 when and where you appear and contest the
II you tit.
r. W. CLARKE, Register.
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ROCERIES,
" At the old stand N
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We are now receiving the LARGEST, C11EAPESTN BEST
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April 20.
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TALLAHAssEg, LEON Co, Florida, July II, 1850
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-04-05

(. NAVAL CAPTURE DOWN THE BAy.-At daybreak
this morning the watch of the Confederate gun.
boat Ganes Commander Hunter, lying off Fort
Morgan, discovered a schooner lying at anchor
outside, close in shore to the eastward of the
harbor. An armed boat was dispatched from the
Gaines to approach the strange craft and ascertain
her character, while the gunboat was prepared to
act promptly in case she should be an enemy.
The schooner apparently discovered the gum
boat as soon as the latter discovered her, and
speedily tripping her anchor got under way as
the boat approached and stood through the SWash
Channel, the boat after her. The Gaines was also
now under way and after the chase, while For
Morgan banged away at her with couple Of bis
pills. ~ @ II
On getting into the main channel the schooner
hauled her wind, and, with the United Sta:es flag
flying, attempted to run out to the blockading
feet but seeing the hopelessness of the undertak,
ing. gave it up, and with good grace surrendered
to the pursuing boat. The Gaines ran down TO hef
and towed her into the harbor.
She proved to be the United states sc schooner r
Isabel, bound from Key West to snip lslano' ont
being off her reckoning had run IN Where she was
found, mistaking the place for the neIghborhood
of Ship Island. She was commanded by Master 8
| Mate Post, of the U. 3. Navy, and had crew or
six men. who are prisoners of course. She was IN
ballast and was towed up to the city this afternoon
| by the Florida.
We may be particularly gratiied to see the lsa-
bel back in Mobile again, as abe Is only an Old ac'
quantance under new name, having in former
years ffOurished in these waters as the u ). light
house tender W. R. King. Mobile Advertiser, I'd
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-04-05
The Battle at Neyvbern-Bofh ARMIES
W. -#e Whtpped No. fy5tss1texaA hi

The dispatches published in our paper yest ertays
from the North, state that the Federals at 4New-4
bern hoisted the white flag in token Of sur render
twice, but the Confederates, not seeing IT, run ID
hard as they could the other way, and left the
Federals victorious in spite of f%themselves! How
mortifying this reflection must be4to any gallant,
son of the old North State, fer gallant are her.
people, and her troops have often proved them
selves so on many a Rell-fought field. Whose
fault was it that victory did not perch upon the
Southern banner? Why, the ofttold tale -the
tion! Had they done their duty, the Feaeralarny
at Newbern would to-day be prisoners in the old
North State. 49, fe e s.st iss5 5s's
Tie fears of the Federas magnified our forcas fsy
over Is, 900 men in the field when the truth il, No
had barely 1000. The dispatch leaves no doubt
that our troops had only to will it, and they would
have achieved q, glorious victory at; NsWbern, IN.
spite of the odds. The Federals were aetuaalg-
whipped, and all our troops had to do was to have
received their submission. But the North Car OHM
troops wentinto that fight believing success mpce-
sible against such odds, and therefore, when ths
pinch came, both believing they were whipped, the
Federals displayed the white flag, and the Noffh
iCarolinians made tracks for the interior. E1sh
were whipped. An that was wanted at that erisa
to extinguish forever this Bur4side expedition
which is now most imminently threatening the in,
tegrity of the Confederate States, and cover fhs
Old North State with,imuortal glory,swas tha sim
pie determination to win the fight. es1 .s.ass5
With what regret and chagrin will a KIN oHledEa
of these facts fill the brave volunteers VIII fought
,at Newbern. They fought WE'LL Fifteen hundred
slain and wounded Federals attest the ir vaior.
All that was wanted to change that scene Of
hurried, grief-stricken and disastrous flight, TO
save thousands of property and to guara NEE the
horror.stricken mothers and babes of that iifatca
town in the possession Of their homes ( says the
Macon Telegraph,l was just one grain more Of
confidence in themselves. Had the office rs main
stained their GOODNESS and equanimity,.we think
they would have seen the surrender Of the flags Of
the Yankees, which were twice displayed 70 The
Ruttn wnF
the comparative littleness of tier force and the
mischief it had sustained. They did not believe
they could whip the indomitable invader,
Alas, these things do not look like q serious
struggle for Independence and self prese ryation,
| It is not the kind Of fighting which win saye
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-04-05
s.sru. = : =.
crssceHe Hcrins ~, I. ].

81. s oEEF Mrtk ssoS ty6.,....~. =
and 11 havoa esosaaviDs 10. - uss ooms from II sas,a g
believe will give yoa some sn,alI i
Crescent boys are getting Oh. We "a ,h..ss -
Heaven, all in good health, with very fsu -
csptions, and fhe only thing that wonld ma 81 -
feel az we ought would be to have fight Wis
those Internal scoundres that are tryfng 10 rob d
of our freedom. I am writingson my plate, fssu
on my knee, very good writing. deck whichI ~
tend getting patent for when get back. am
member of the Twiggs Guard, and our good Cap
tain is now in the city, He is indeed worthy Of
the respect the members Of his corps show hins-s
military man and gentleman. Wherever he
goes we feel pleasure in going with him, and we
intend sticking to him to the last. Ous L;sntsn-
ants are the same men Of honor, that try IN q,
their power to make the priyates comfortable. 4
hope soon that you will hear the Crescent Rsss
menthas done some gallant work. Yours, ss
ss.. - 49,. E. r.
T. Private Twiggs Guard, Go. e. Crescent Regnsr6
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-04-05
Scscissg .WNCHsine CO
CAPITAL $5OO,OOQ.


Company is now being formed under the act of the Legs
laure of Louisiana authorizing interpretations of it's citizens,
the object Of which Company anuface Machines unae,
patents granted Grover Baker Howe Others The
ita has been fixed at the of FIVE HUNDRED THOU,
SAND DOLL RS, divided into shares of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS each The and title of this Company shall b:
THE LOUISIANA SEWING MACHINE COMPANY.
Parties wishing to take stock this enterprise which prom
ses large dividends the tho retention
of captan midst obtain further information the
office of the Eagle Cotton Gin Company 81 ST. Charles
Subscription books for the stock will be open the office
GOTTSCHALK MAGNER. Notares Public. MIG 2plt&Wt
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-04-05
LATEST yELEGRAPH[g INTELLIGENCE
DISPATCHED roarHe uzw ORLEANS CRESCENT
From Rahr,o, i

-.-.y-,s FROM h1shmond
RICHMOND, April S.-Ye Yeststaay the Senate passed
bill increasing the number Of aepositores Of the
public treasury, to be located by NE Secretary Of
the Treasury. 49,
The House passed q bill to admit duty free all
imports except United States. -
Nothing of interest to-day in either House ;asH
quiet here. -, = .sE.z
y Nothing new from the valley of the Potomac or
the Peninsula. Enemy not advancing.
RICHMOND, April 4.-Capt. Morgan arriv ed, here
last night. Senator Gwin, of California, arrived
yesterday from Washington. He reports that Nc
Clelan is very unpopular with the Yankees, and
that when the Yankee army reached CentreviIIe
and found the fortications evacuated, demor aliza
tion ensued without parallel since the great de-
feat of July last. The army became mutfnous for
want Of provisions, and returned to the Potomac.
From Charleston sssss r
CHARLESTON, April 4.-The Northern papers,
dated March 81, contain European news of the 18th
Of March. . f54
There was discussion in Parliament on the
subject of the arrest of the Lieutenant of the Sum-
ter. It is stated the Lieutenant has not been re-
leased, but is en- route to America as q political
prisoner. aM, s4ys
The London News predicts an almost endless
war, and thinks the rebellion will end ina military
dictatorship. D=. -s-Ht sgsf
On the 18th, funds had an upward tendency.
The sales of cotton, on the 18th and 10th, were
II 900 bales, of which specuIatorS and exporters
| took $500 bales. ~ .
/ sConsols are quoted at s3s.
The Northern papers report the pombardment
of Island No. 10 continued on Friday, the Rebels
firing with great spirit and preparing for . pro
| tracted defence by mounting heavy additiona
guns. er4 .5r. S s@s--l sas ,.s3- -. f. n ,y
The owners Of slaves in the District Of Co1umbis
| are rapidly removing them. ~ sslgss 5zy
4 "A dispatch from Fortress Monroe, dated 29th
/ says Burnside occupies Beaufort, no resistance
offered by theinhabitants. The Confederates, soc
strong, garrison Fort Macon and refuse to sur
\ render. .s.3 4a4s 4s4 syiz Il {s ;s4 VI t5
Il A British man-of-war anchored in. Hampton
Roads on the 1st instant .s 3 W.
! Naval Engagement on the Lake. y
BAY ST. LOUIS, April 4.-It is reported here tha
our gunboats, the Oregon, Carondelet and Pamlico
engaged the Yankee boats-New London, Calhoun
and one higt-pressure steamer this morning at );
o'clock, and fought them until daylight at q shor
distance. The highpressure Yankee boat is re
ported disabled. A ball went through the pilot
house of the Oregon, wounding the pilot. '
ETHE -A-RhY MO
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-04-05

ScoTeH RIFLE GUARDs.-A detachment of that
fine company, the Scotch Rifle Guards, under First
Lieutenant ]. L.. Henderson, has been assigned to
a special duty connected with the defense of the
city, and will, we have no donbt, give good
account of themselves. The Guards have been
ten months in active service, have become
thorough artillerists, and are relied upon for eec.
tive service. They are the right material, full OF
patriotism, and will make an honorable record for
themselves should an opportunity offer.,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-04-05

We call the attention OF the trade to the sale at
auction of the balance Of cargo received from
Havana, which will take place this day at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, at the Home Warehouse, Fulton
street, near Poydras. The articles consist of
Havana coffee, camphor, black pepper, etc., etc.
Also, whisky, almonds, ilberts. For further par
ticulars, see advertisement in columns.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-04-05

\ We are glad to learn that the works at Fort FiI-
low are nearly completed, which viii remove an
apprehension for the safety Of our Valley. Port
Pillow is about seventy miles above Memphis By
water and thirty five by land, The Fort is just
above the mouth of the Hatchie river. and aa'
fanked on the south by that stream, and on ths
The rear is protected by a series of sharply de-
fined bills and deep gorges, the advance to which
il over level but otherwise unfavorable country
The position is next to impregnahle.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-04-05

Orr FOR CoR1NTH.-Letters for the Crescent
Regiment left at this office, before O'Clock this
afternoon, will be taken in charge by Mr.. Thos.
Warren, who leaves tomorrow Sunday morning,
via Jackson Railroad. ~ ,rs5ry -.,..u -.-..-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-04-05

KEsPING SrEP TO TIE 4MUsTc,--We cliR, The l0E3
lowing from the Vicksburg Wing 5S,.5s.s 81
& We were shown yesterday "a circular gotfeHs
up by the ladies Of this county tor the pnr pose o8
build gunboat for the purpose Of protectin the-
Mississippi Valley. Tue circular is addr essea to-
the ladies of Mississippi and Louisiana, and We
suppose it is the intention that the ladies Of both
States will build the boat jointly. We think the
ladies of Mississippi and Louisiana will rot he be-
hind their sisters Of Alabama and South Carolina
in this laudabe and patriotic work. Contribuliona
Blake, vicksburg; Mrs ST. John Elliott, Matches:
Miss; Mrs. S, Dorsey, St. Joseph, La.; Mrs. -
Amis, Madison parish, La. 5s5i5i Stssss
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-04-05

LETTERS FOR THE scoTr CAVALRY, left at this
Office by O'Clock this afternoon, will be forwarded
by Mr.. VIM. Bell, who leaves tomorrow via jack
son Railroad, to join the regiment now at Corinth.