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OLDEST STOCK IN KANSAS

We say % al. bay tires Of . ho,ss
Nursery, Trees raised in this sod ~
climate are'the only ones thai will pa
for setting oat:: you who hare b.,aris
from the East know By experiences NJ,
Our stock consists - fellows: ...a !,
Apple tree. fr,m yearlisgs 10 bearr.
ing size: Pears. Plums. Cherry, Peach.
Apricot. Nec,arihe. t;rspes: Blsckbrrii~s
RAsPh"rT'~s. G'"s- berries. Sssxsbss.
ries. Ornsme"ssI Trees. Shrsh. Rssss.
Rhubarb. Asparagus. Dc. v.- !,
We will take Grain. Stock or Land
in exchange for Fruit Trees. Send q,
acstalogse and price liss Once and
depot berveen 5lh ssd esh streets o,
Kansas Avenue. Immediately .or,h, Of
The Commercial House. Atchison, Kae-
sms..
October IA. 1861. oct96- l3.f
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Foote's Patent Ventilated Cars by Da

And Foote'S Fatent ventilated sleeping ears by
sight. NE3- e
Passengers from the West hy, the Ohio Mss
'ssiI,i RK. have the advantage over those b,
ether line. ~ THE CHOICE OF SEATS AND
EERTiiS, from Cincinna;,a there are no chan
yrs Of cars between Cincinnati and Cleveland,
Pittsburgh or Bellsir-
Two daily ihrogh Express, trains, SUNDAYS e.
.sptedJ one trsin Sunday evening.
Ohio b Mississippi tine TIN minutes faster
than ST. Ioui. tine. The public ar@ srespecifully
cautioned against bills advertising ether routes
.aking quicker time.
Ask FOE tickets via Ohio Nississtrri r. X.
For Information, apply At the Office, No. %
directly on the corncr Of Fourth and Cnssnut Sts.,
under Planter House. St. Louis- -iie 't
.,Ifsf IS. srHs no T. LOU0H, asa
AZ s5a Gen'i Tlckat \. Mt.
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Of mail. or otherwise, n diIcc'e Geld P.'' OF
Pens, sELEcriNo THE SAME AccoEpIx0 TO DIS
cRfyTIo., viz:
GOLD PENS WITHOUT CASES.
For Is cents, the Magic Pen. for 81 c.nts, tn
Lucky Pen; for so cents. the Always Rad, Pen
for IS cents. the Elsg.n, Pen; and Tor 81, tn
Ex, elsior Pen.
The size- are Nos. 9 4. 4. & and g.
THE SANE PENS IN SlLvER-PI.ATED EX.
TENSION CASES. WITH PENCILS.
fo~ 30 cents. the Magic Pen: tos rs cents, the
Laekv Pen: for ~. the Alwav>.Ready Pen; III
l.25.'heEIegaot Pen: and tor 81 1.-The Excesio,
Pen. The-e are well Il ,ishrd good writing Col,
Pens. with lridosrpin Poi Is. tie average wes,
ufevesy one III VIII h will tar outIasa a grus. ol
the be-r Steel Peas.
The nnme "A. Morton" Number and 20 rsl.
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Points are warranted for six months excep
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ONLY: No. being the smallest, No 8 the lnre-
est, adapted Tor the packet; No. the smallest
and No. 10 the largest Mrmmo h Gold Pen, fol
the desk. Long and medium Nibs OF sli sizes
and qualities. Short Nib- II Mrs. 4. 5. 8 and z
AID made only Of first quality The engraving.
are fac-similes Of the .izes and styles.
GOLD PENS WITHOUT CASES.
For IS cents, a No. Pen. lst quality. or No
Pen, Sd quality. "a
Pen. ID quality or M. = Ien. 81 quality.
70, $l,2S, No. ; Pen, lst quality. az y NJ. 4
,PeD, I'd quai''y, " No. Pen. 3 quality.
. For el,s0, No. 4 Fen. LIST quail ~. ora No. I
= FM $l,'6. No. Pen. lss qualiiy, or No. {
Pen. q quality.
For t2.25. a No. 6 Pen. LIST gu ,.iiy.
THE SAME GOLD PENS IN SILVER EX.
" TksSION,CASES. With p NCIi.S.,
F'f si,e',. a NJ. Pen. LEI quality, Or q No.
Pen Sd quality 20 ~ ~. d - &
2 orIsi zs.s,yo. 2 Pm. Ne. qu.lns, or No ;
Pen. 81 qa,ri'y, ii u no. 4Pcn. 8 qas,Ity. !
For 81. No. 5 Pm. Is, qu,l,v. or No. 4
Pen, p qualify, or a No 5 len. Sd quality.
: For o2tO, . MOI Rsn let quaI ~ .sr 4 No. s
Pen 81 sun!i,y.o or No. Pen, 81 quality.
For * a No Pen, Isl qualify, or No.
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For $3.50. No Pen, Is, quality.
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For q. No. 4 Pen for s2,23. n No. 5 Pen, to,
$2.75. a M. 8 Pen. Or $3.50. u NJ. . Pen. tl@
For 81. AN. Pen, Tor IS, No. y Pen, an
for %, n No. IOP.n.
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beet I,idosmin Points. carefully selected. and
none OF tbs Qualify are sold wlIh the slightest
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yua % $50 No. y Maiden lane, New FORK.
Anyione scnd::.g . single I...,er pos, s,,mo
VIII Soe-.ve encu'ah vii. the engraving. nboyS
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Ledgers. Journals, Records and booklets, made
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FORTRESS MONROE. \ ri /.


The steamboat Express from City Point,
has returned with $50 prisoners of war, 43
citizen prisoners and Ii exchanged officers,
captured at Huntsyillc, Tenn, December :.
1852
Tho Richmond Dispatch of the Sd saws, we
have reliable information that the portion Of
Pensacola surrounding St. Mary's Hall, COM
prising about 50 buildings, were burned on
the 23d ult. The town was fired by the Union
troops who have been sent TO reinforce Gen.
Bank
The Confederate steamer Natchcz, which
was burned at Castlemans on the Yazoc river.
had 800 bales of cotton on board. She waa
one Of the best steamer in the Confdency.
NV YoRk, April :.
The Hilton Head correspondent of the
Tribune under date OF March 5lst, -al, t'at
rough weather WAS then the only obstacle To-
the immediate contamination Of the a-er--
i've plans ii ten. Hunter aud Admiral Du-
pont. We confidently look for the sailing Of
the r,,, ct the iron-clads remaining IL Port,
anil tho Beet Of transport f,r the point Of
attack ia the S,ur-r Of the mSt three days,
at isrthcrret
The correspondent Of the Herold, writing
fIom Coles Island, ;. c. nine miles from
CImrlc.t,n, on the 29th ult., saws that the
Tooth New York regiment. has landed and
taken possession Of that islanj, which Is at
tie cJ2auence Of The sto2o and Folly xiv
crs, and connected with James Island r a
cauEewav.
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H. s

FIKr DIsTRl,r No. Pursuant 10 call,
a special meeting Of the Fire District was
held at the Town Hall Tuesday evening. The
Prudential Committee made report, laying
the piece Of ground south OF Masonic Hall
could he bought tor an engine house. for
$1,000, and the prcseut Baptist Church for
$1,000; the fitting up Of the latter would
cost $1,000. The Committee recommended
the purchase Of The latter. Resolutions
were introduced BY Mr. Wires, providing for
its purchase, and taA OF cents on the dol
lar they ,ycr, hii on thc table. After dis-
cu,-ion ui-,n tho general question. tire adop-
tion Of the report Of ID, Prudential Commit
tee was refused Mr. Wirc~' resolutions were
then taken up. and their passage refused.
The following gentlemen were appointed %
committee 10 make luTtbcr inquiries in rcld-
ti,n t. % suitable Place l1r an engine house
Henry fponi-, :. NJ. Pope. VIM. g. Shaw
and Carylu. Noy and on motion, the Fore
ncn of the Fire Companies were added. alb
the Chief and Assistant Engrnecrs.
The meeting then adjourned.
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c. VvRIsHT's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, lV'HE Honorable tho
DISTRICT or CHrrrENDES, S.. L PROBATE Oourttor
the District Of Chittenden.
To an persons interested in The estate Of Brigham
c WI sht late Of Milton IN aid District deceased
GRTErfyG.
His-sar. said Court hath assigned the 2tth dav Or
Auri next for the settlement Of the administration
account al the Executor Of the last VIII and Tesla
nent III Brigham G. Wright late Of Milton, in said
district deceased and ordered that public notice
thereof be given % all persons interested IN said
cessivelv previous o. the day assigned in the Bur-
lincton F-er Press printed in Burlington, in said
District.
Tbsrefsrr Won are hereby notified 20 appear az the
Probate Court rooms, in Burlington, on the day as
signed then and there % contest the allowance II
said account 10 you see cause.
Given under nv h1ai. this 23d day Of March 4 u.
wasra c. DIXON, Register.
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Nor FoR DAY. BUI ToR ALL TiNE- SIR
Thomas Browne was a great metaphysician, ana,
ike all that tribe ct theorists, he made great
mistake One Il his contentious assertions
was, that there Na> no general remedy for dis
ca-v except death The remark is terse and cpl
sramatic, but untrue. PRor. HOLLOWAY, the
d-tji guishcd medical boianist, whose Pills and
Ointment arc everywhere sranscending all human
expectation, by the most astonishing cures OF
ever. boldly i;lm.IIt. arc not only general, but
uairs-,Gi Teuisdos. The whole country resounds
ith tiie fame Il these remedies aud then famous
inventor. State and cmpps may flourish and
fade. dyra-fi.- reign and re forgotten, hut 81
ION. a. t.,c 'aie OF time rolls on, the name OF
" l,opn. ~ iie BORNE with it from generation
70 generation. By his labors for the ameliOra-
ton Of human suffering, he has earned inImor-
talitv. Hi fame has invTe enduring monu-
ineii than the page OF history it viii live in
the hearts Of grateful Dateus, - long a. disease
ari pain exist Compare the results Of hi.
great dss,ov,Trs with the benefits conferred upon
mankind By A Cooper, an Abernethy, or a Brodie,
rll,.c only who could afford munificcnt fee
,guI Obtain fkeir advice, while the cheapness OF
he nc-er-failing remedies places them within the
-e,.h q the roor Of e-erT land hundred
yz-,e,l.s rouli b. considered cry large numb
g fe- the most eminent Of cur regular physicians
Holloway can count his BY miliens, and the
cures wrought by mis- y e me same
proportion. &c J.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
AMANDA SoRTON's ESTATE.

WE THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appoint
w ed hv the Honorable the Probate Court for The
District 81 Chitteuden, Commissioners 90 receive,
examine and adjust the claims and demands Of all
persons a'uSf the estate Of Amanda Norton late Of
Burlington u said District deceased. represented in
solvent and $50 ID claims and demands exhibited in
Ose thereto, and -N months from the DAY Of the date
hereof being owed hy said Court for that purpose.
We do therefore hereby give notice. that We viii at
tend 20 the business OF our appointment - the
dwelling of Daniel =. Norton 10 Burlington IN Ssid
District on the first Wednesdays OF june and Octo-
Der next az DO o'clock A. NJ, on esch of said DAYS
Dated thi- 18th d1- N March, a. u l--1.
John -NANSiCkLtN. (.
urwl ANSON ;. JOHNSON. 3 '' I'VE
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WAsnlNcroN. ArriI I


The foIicv has been received at Head
quarters OF the army here.
MUERrrsBoRo, April Is. Gen. STANLEY has
returned from hi scout bringing in some
10 or 80 prisoners and 500 ser,icea-
bic horses and mules lie drove Norgan'7
ca,alry from the peninsula whipping
them from their stronghold, north
of Smithyille, and but for their prsciPitatc
retreat and the difficult nature Of the country,
would have had force in their rear and
captured their artillery and animals. The
enemy left quite a number of dead and led
towards NeNliun,illc, losing many horse. and
saddle
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100. 600 BARRELS OF THE
LODI MANUFACTURING COMPANT'S
EPOgD TIE.

THIS Company with a capital 0f $4,000, the
/ most extensive works of the Kind 10 the world.
and au experience n manufacturing Of over q years
with reputation long established. having also the
exclusive control of al the night soil OF the great
cit, 20 New York. are prepared 20 furnish an art'
els which i- without doubt the cisapssi and rerg
beer fertilizer iu market u greatly Increases the
Weld. and pens the crop from two % three weeks
earlier az ar expense &C from three % four dollars
per acre. with little or no labor
AS. FIFTY Tons of BONE TAFEU, being
mixture of haur and night soil ground tine, az 81
per tons superior article for grain and grass
\ pamphlet containing all necessary informa ton
NAV be Iaf flce hy addressing letter 10 the sub
JAMES T. FOSTER
Care .r tl. f.sIf Manufacturing Company,
s5 Caurtlaudt Street. New YORK
Ftr tr.rTFSrEv General AGENT.
burlington. Vt w5l no-
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HAsoE & HAsLIS's CATIsET ORGASs.-we
congratulate all lovers Of true organ music and
sustained harmonies upon the advent Of this new
instrument, 50 admirably adapted to meet their
requirements, snd 90 greatly superior to the or
dinsry melodeon. Il will be seen, by the ad>er-
tissmgnt Of Messrs. Mason & Hamlin, that their
cabinet organs have elected the unqualified ap-
proval Of the nee; eminent orgsnists and mu-
sicians Of New York, Boston, and other cities,
hy whom they are pronounced 1.-The hest Of their
cl2ts Of Ehich We have any knowledge.
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JOB BATES ESTATE.

WE THE SUBSCRIBERS having beer appoint
w ed bv the Honorable the Probate Court Tor
,sive examine and adjust the claims and demands
IN All persons against the estate Of JOB Bates
1et8 rf Essex TO said District, deceased, repre-
srte 1so'vert and also all claims and demands ex-
limited iu et thereto.and six months from the day
hereof allowed BY said Court for that
purpose we do there fore hereby give notice, that we
viii attend 20 the business OF our appointment, ~
the offcs Of J French On Burlington, in said
District, on the first MONDAYS Of June and
October next al 10 o'clock, A n, on each Of said
Dstef this 2lst DAY Of March. A. D. 1888.
RUSSELL s. TAFT conr,i--
--ssvs 5. Hr-NSTfFNGTON. sonsr'-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
sOLDIERs.TorHER EsCrE.-YoUNG

MEN, rushing into the exposures and dangers Of
Soldiers ie should prepare themselves for the fatal
Fevers, the Dysentery, the Sores and Scurvy, which
ere almost certain to follow. BOLLOFAT'S Pills.
weed occasionally during the campaign. will insure
sound health 70 every man. Only % cents per box
April o.. dawlW-2l4
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NEW 70 OK :

.sJVANp Book af The Z. $. Tax Law
.Srr SHIN. Ir Thought hv Leland
Above hcr >-srrn 80 the story Of Young W1-
u1U'- Lie.
Wa-G.u-r-- ia E.au.r-~ rv iirs Edwin James.
Meditation on Death and Eternity 90 translated
from the German hv Frederick Rowan
" Hand Eaos Hf Universal Literature" BY BOtta-
TIE B.HE-ilrutsr. ta.." by John Hi Burton
"Uuut.a- -U south Af-.1 by WIN. Chas. Bald
win
d" Tie IRON Furnace. -r slavery AMI Secession
'Aruirr-v Arrests IN the SOUTH or scenes frol4
the experience 10 90 Alabama Uui1list-
Received .ul is- sale bv
burlington. April -ta. 5.
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News of the Week.
FoErRr.s NIoNRnr. Ifh-
BY Telegraph.


Yesterdays Richmond Dispatch SAYS Pen
sacola was fired by the Jnijn sJlliers ahca,
the 22d ult. and most, OF the town destroyed.
The soldiers are going to reinforce Gen Banks
The enemy (Federals) have landed in force
on the Seabrooks or Johns Island Their
gun boats and several transports are living
of the Island. Skirmi.bing has already
taken place between our and the encmys,
pickett. Our rickcts are driven and the
enemy il Advancing, Gen. Iiapgood, has or
dered all the women children and noncJmlat-
ants to he removed from Adams river which
Is 20 miles from S,8lrooks Island
CHcrNNArr, April o.
: special dispatch from Cairo to the Ga
zettc, says as the gunboat ST. Clair was pass
ing Palmyra, p miles above Fort Doncl-,u,
conveying transports, She was fired into 10y
rebels under Van Dom. The third shot
struck lie steam suPply pipe rendering her
unmane~able. She was lowed 10 Cairo
Two o- three men were wounded.
Al 4uic'iu the Department OF Cen.
Eos,yrau-
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On tine 18th a scouting party went towards
Charleston obtaining excellent views Of the
rebel ports, batteries and force. james l.
land is heavily fortified
An attack is expected from the rebels mo-
mcntn-ilv.
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THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF

UREA tflNlbf EhA VI
TIE AGE. Farmers, families and others can pur-
chase no remedy equal to Dr. Tobias Venetian Lini-
meut, for dysentery, collie, Group. chronic rheuma-
tism. sore threats toothache. sea-siekness, cuts,
burns swellnes bruises, old sores, headache, mos
quito bites, pains in tho limbs chest, back, &c. II
it does not give relief the ,ney viii he refunded.
All that g, asked is trial, and use IL according TO
The directions.
DR. TouiA S-Ecar Sir. have used yaur NCncti-
an Eminent I'm my family for q number of years,
and believe 70 20 De the best article for what 10 is
commended that have ever used For sudden at
tack NJ Group 10 Is invaluable have mo- hesitation
IN recommending 10 for an tie 70 ur'fescs to
cure. have sold il for many years, and DO gives
entire -at.-f8ctigu-
CHAS. II. TEI1rNFR
Quakertown, y. j.. May So ISIS.
Price - and 80 cents. sold by an druggists. oMcs
r5 Cortlau3t Street, Ncv-Yors
tprl .a"7v
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tNCINSAIf, April q.
4 special dispatch from Murfreesboro says
a batch of rebel newspapers has been re-
cciyed They are filed with TRADES against
the Government contractors and are full Of
grief over short supplies.
Inc Charleston Mercury says the Yankees
evacuated jacksonville with al their stolen
property, just before the rebels under zen.
Finnegin were ready to attack
Adyiees from Mississippi Of the let, state
that terrible storm had taken place at
Greenwood. Trees were blown IN every di-
rcction. Four soldiers of the 18th Indiana
were killed and two wounded
The rebels are building batteuc, on the
Yazoo Pass, three miles from Greenwood
They are building feet of cotton protected
gunboata at Shreveport.
I'm expedition Of gunbolts went up the
Yazoo ON the lst inst
Seven thousand and two hundred bales OF
cotton arrived at Cairo yesterday, f'r the
Government
W.sHUeToN, April =.
Tie following has been received at mead
quarters
ST. Eo,is, April Cen Blunt tole-
-7apl.- from L'avenworii ,- flirv-
Maj. Lansing Of thc 9th Nan-as- informs
me that be has DESTROYED Hicks band Of
guerrilla, IN jackson 60. Mi-s,ul, killing
l., and hanging ,. engaged ia th, robbery of
Jhv Stm Gsty. H. al.o n"-"t.oi como of
the outra'aud-, and ~rur-i p of the
hushvaaekc,s horsts AMI s1cuijlu eiiaIs
with I'll their equipIaec. a'auviiti'u.c,c.
S.E. CURTIS,
Major General.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
roe SIZE 70 CLOSE ~ EsT-iTE.

FIt NIII 10 ILOEL " 1T =
4 LARGE Farm With dwelling houses, large am
Y well arranged barns and sheds ior stock olacA-
.naith shop. buildings and fences in good repair,
also o vl iuan1c mili-site with quantity OF Finc,
Spruce Hculock and other saving TIMBER VIA %
sod ON liberal terms o. close an Estate
l1l sheep 20 head o. cattle, hogs, farming toois.
&C.. viii te sold with the place y desired
For particular INQUIRE at hi, Office
Apr4 i-t '
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seat he occupies, evidently, and shows NJ in
tention of leaving it. Spring hasn't showed
her nose in this region yet, except in the al
inauac.
Tour Amy Jurisprudence
FROM THE VERMONT CAVALRY.
JNIoS CHURCH, VA,
April ], 1855. !


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y. Peck and T. K. Hard for prs.
I. !. Phelps and G. F. Edmunds for defts.


The CoxyIc1IcUT ELEcTIoS.-The conserva-
tive men Of the State are putting forth their
strength, and nc are glad to announce to our
friends here and there, that no longer IS there
any reasonable doubt of Gov. Seymour election.
The administration, its speakers, its organs and
its money, arc doing AL that is possible to change
the result. but they will not succeed. The tide
has fairly turned and now set. strongly in the
right direction. There sre many conservative
Republicans who have slowly come TO the con-
clusion that the only way TO save this Govern
ment is to oppose the administration whose poll
CIV Is running it, that the civil liberties, to pre-
serve which all governments areframed, are bet
ter worth perpetuating than the power OF any
party, and that the question OF their perpetuaton
is one which transcends in Importance all other
noliticsl questions whatsoever Therefore they
will vote for Gov. Seymour. Every Democrat IN
the State will vote for him, and they alone would
suffice 20 elect hun.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-10
CHITTENDEN COUNTY
N0rbfe W'Or X q

'THE SUBSCRIBERS would respectfully inform
1 the citizens Of this town and vicinity that they
have opened large N4RBLE FORKS IN Conestt
Hall building under the Times orr, church I'll
best assortment Of Marble in this part Of the eoun-
try. consisting Of
He'd STONE TiBLETS,
OBELISES MONUMENTS,
T1BLE & BUREAU TOPS,
CHIMNEY PIECES,
-nROR SHELTES,
&C., p
Arvtbir- wanted in the Marble line will DO
furnished AZ short notice and az the most reason
able rates. go
Plca-c call and examine stock and prices teio''
purchasing elsewhere. - 49,, ~, . q,
T,rfsr.r., T.E 90 l-.r wfm
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-10
Eruu-

WV i'hN- y I4li '.
Oprotebe. from Fortress Monroe state that
Charleston papers have been received there
They acknowledge that the attack by the fed
eral army and navy upon That city had been
commenced, hut contain nothing indicating
whether the movements Of orr forces have
met with success or n repulsc.
Il D, fair TO infer that il tire latter was
the ease they would have announced It Ia
the most glowing terms.
10 is generally believed IN oficial quarters
that 40 least no reverse has been sustained.
by our troops or our fleet, and there j. the
best Of reasons to believe that the loyal
North viii soon be electrified by the crafty
ins announcement Of the Federal capture
ami occupation of the spot wher, Charleston
once was.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-10

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