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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-18
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Books ard
Stationery.
cal Instruments, Per-
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TN. is 6WAaD,s
which he will sell cheap for
cash. His large stock OF Goods
consist in pa OF fine Gold f Silver
Watches from the best English, Swiss,
and French manufacturers also good
assortment Of American Watches of every
style, in gold and silver Cases. Gold Fob,
vest, Guard, & Neck Chains Gold Sill
rand Steel bowed SpectS, Gold and
Silver Rings. Gold, Cameo Lava Ear
Rngs& Pn>Studs Sleeve Buttons.
Slides, liooks,Sc, &C. A good lot
Of day and 30 hour Clocks
with or without alarms warrant
ed good time -keeper>. II stock OF
Silver Ware fOr Quality aud beau
tycan not be beat III the State Ii con-
sists OF Fruit Cake, Card and ST. gar
Bas- kets Tea Sells. Cups, GOblctS, Cas- tors
and Nal,kin Rings; Spoons Il Forks, Se.
Al So Pie, Fruit, Butter. Fish, Ia
= bic and Tea Knives But !
ter Cool ers, syrup
Pitchers, Spoon
You will find that
Howard keeps Il
full aSSort- ment OF the
Text Books which were
recon- mended
by the Board
Of Ed uca-
lion. Toys
for the
folks. Call at
Towards on Main St.
and satisfy yourself as
TO THE TRUTH OF THE ABOVE STATEMENTS
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4 MEXICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS.
R. II. E D D Y,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.
Late agent Of L s Patcat Office. Hashinqton
juhd~r the Aet Of 1897
IS State Street. opposite Kilby Street,
Boston.

After an extensive practice of upwards "f twenty
years continues T. secure Patents in the lniir! States
al" IN Great Britain France aud other foreign countries
caveats, Specifications, Bonds Assignments and all Pa
per> or ORA iig JI Patents. executed iiberalteru
and Win dtalich Rese arches made into American or
Foreign works 10 determine the validity orutiily u Pa
tents or Fct on,-ald legal or other AZ vice rclprc,!
IN All matters "ithi- n" Copies HE claims
M any Patent furnished by RENTING one Dollar As
Signment- recorded at aShiHLtur
The Agency i, NOT onlt the LARGEST in New England
but through 1t inventors have advantages for srIr
Patents, vi ascertaing the pauemaGiiity OF Invention,
rlsuriH@ed by. II not Immediately superior to, any
which can Toe offered them "lScw here The Testimonials
Dto" given prove tat none is successful al the
Patent once than tc subscriber and Success i the
best proof ct advantages and ability he would I'D Iha;
ne mas aphHGanl reason to believe AID prove that
no other ofice Oh Inc Kind the charges 10y
a services 50 moderate. The immense practice oi the
HcTiDtr CURING twenty years past has enabled him to
accumulate vast collection Specification and Oici
decisions relative TO patents.
these besides his extensive library OF legal and me
cancai Wok> ard flll accounts of patents granted IN
tle Ulted states and Europe, render him aDie bevOpt
question: I" otter superior facilities tor obtaining Patents
Al necessity Of journey To Washington t. procure
pateL and the usua great delay there are here
inventors. "
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-18
ORDER of NOTICE Of SETTLEMENT
NAOMI THAYER'S ESTATE

At Pr1hate Court held at ST. JohnSbry in said District
"a the Sth day Of Sept, A. d. lo63.
WHEREAS. David Silsby. administrator on the es
tate OF Naomi rhayer late OF Barnet in said district de
ceased proposes to render account OF his admins
raOn and 10 present his account against said estate for
examination ant allowance for the purpose OF making
tt.I and DISTRIBUTION OF the residue OF SAID estate
under decree OF Sa court among the persons who are
by Law entitled t. the same II is therefore ordered by
said court that the come under consideration and
be heard 1t the Probate Office IN St Jphn>Dury, on
the 2sh day OF Sept. A ID. ot3 And it is further oT-
dercd that all persons interested be notified hereof by
publication OF d copy Of the record oih> order in the
taiedOnaH printed al st JohnSbury, three weeks sue
cessyely previous to said time OF hearing tnat tlcS
appear and contest the allowance OF said account,
II they and also be heard by said court III the
matter OIL partition and distribution Of said estate
By the court, -
Attest, ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge
A true copy record
t3G5 Attest, ASA L. FRENCH. Judge
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-18
ST. .JoTINSBIEY Business DIRECTORY.

Z. L. BLACKSTONE'S
II r D r Z SIS ING SALOON
First door to the right. up stairs, Union Block.
NEWELL & BROOKS,
? Il YSICIANS & SURG EONS.
HowARD's BOOKSTORE
DR. Ms residence. Summer ST, opposite Union School
Dr. BIS residence, CehTal ST, 81 house from Summer St
EMILY a. VARNEY, NJ. ID.
P II I ICIAN AND EON
Office, first house North Of the North Church.
J. ROSS,
ATTORNEY, COUNSELLOR 4 SOLICITOR.
Office over E. Jewerts.
JOHN ID. MILLER, Ag't,
MANUFACTURER OF
CARRIAG GEES OF ALL KIND 5,
OPPOSITE DEPOT, ST. JoHNsBURY. VI.
= Carriages repaired at short notice.
j. MUTT,
FILE MANUFACTURER. STEAM MILLS.
posi;e Passenger Depot.
+. .JEwETT,
DEALER IN DRY GOODS, CR0CKERY HARDWARE
Main Stree
Miss L. NcDOUGALL,
MILLINERY < DRY GOODS.
Opposite Californian Office
F. 3. GAGE, ARTIST,
AT ST. JOhNSBURY PORTRAIT GALLERY:
AmbrOtXpes. MelainVtypeS, ana lc-SiZe Photographs
Better and cheaper than elsewhere.
GEO. s. SHAW,
ms r A n CE AG E Mt,
Office with J. Ross. Jewett's Building
N. b. Film T,
Manufacturer of HARNESSES, etc.
Opposite Passumpsc House, Railroad street.
c. G. CHILOS,
DEALER IN WATCHES. JEwELEY. SILVER AND
PLATED WARE. SPECTACLEs, BOOKS STATIONERY, FANCY
GOODS, TOYS. &C.
Repairing and engraving done with elegance and prompt
hess. Opposite Post Office, Main street.
WIN. fl. HORTON,
MERCHANT TAILOR and dealer in Gents Fur
nishng Goods. Railroad. street
il. C.. DICKINSON,
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE SEED STORE.
Buffers Building. Railroad street
1. ARMIN
Manufacturer X I'eaicr III + uTlllufe anu ChalTS,
ST John>bury Centre.
II. T'RESCO'T'T,
LIVERY STABLE Passengers carried 20 and from the
Stable Central street st Johnshury House
1. ID. KILBOJRNE, ID. ID. $.
DENTAL SURGEON,
Office, Corner Main and Central streets.
A. J. W l. l. A X ID,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
SOLDIERS BACK PAY. BOUNTIES AND PENSIONS
obtained. n charges Unless successful.
JOHN BACON, I'd, Il co.
nEtLEES ~ HIDES, LEATHER AND OIL.
-. JylI>hury Centre, vi.
ELY 4 NiI.DER.
NASUFACTl EEE> OF iNE~ AND HOES,
kcc;, At wholesale. i5av and Manure Forks and
Dr~i Antrim SAoyci>, a. Moose River Works.
80 YOU WANT 4 GOOD LOUNGE
! FOR 4 LITTLE MONEY?
Yen can =; : good one Of Casino for - "a.
% yo,, want i Real Ei,a boGrrc: You can
get any style. quality shape or price of CASINO.
and they are all warranted.
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A FOR SALE.
kSssh In this village. 4 small, very con-
llil venlent house with L stream of
d@k good water free Of rent. To a per
son not particular abnat 4 central locality. the
above is d rare opportunity
l. u SPENCER
St. Johnsbury. June IS. 1856. :5oif
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-18

er>. Md Ci.v,S
-hldrelS Clothing. and al hj,.lS Of Weir
iu- -iIpa,e,,
Hfis Is.5.,y F.'.> Coioss
LIST ov Coz '.>.-B'aol Park brown. Saatf
Toxin. light Brown. pa1l 3.cc. f-;-f, Fine
DarF Green. LiGh. Green. link p2-1,.,. Safe.
CFin son: >amc- sca.le-. Oars Drah- L;gh, D1a:,,
Mellow. Light Yellow. Grange, Magenta. softer
inc. French Blue Eoyal PurI e. Violet
These Dee Color< 2Ee exTares<l, far family uS7.
having been perfected. ~ cTeai EXPENSE after
MANY years # study ..r.! experiment Tho goods
! he process Is S.llP.5, ais, ~ one ean Use the
dyes with perfect success
GREAT ECONOMY. SAVING OF 80 PER Ct
In every family there gs:II Re found .oIe ~ los
Of wearing apparel U;l &. could c =: and made
to look IS well as REV MANY articles rha- ha-
come little worn. SDilCd. OF out of stvie. aye
thrown aside. By using these i}ycS. ihex can BE-
changed 10 any color or shade IN VERY >hu,f ti,a
at Z small expense lou can have number :
shades from the same dye from The ligitest t. he
tu! color by following the directions on tie IN
side Of the package.
At every store where these DYES are selG ran
be seen samples of each color. On silk and Woo.
All VINO have used these Family Dre Colors
pronounce them 20 be most useful. economical
and perfect article.
Numerous testimonials could be given from ID
dies who have used these Dyes: but in this case
II Is not required. lis real value ana usefulness
are found upon enc trial
Manufactured hy HOWE < STEVENS. Prae-
teal Chemists. 25S Broadway. Boston.
For sale by Druggists and Dealers in every
CITY and town. 35--5
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-18
ORDER Of NOTICE Of SETTLEMENT
JOHN n DAVIS ESTATE

STATE on VERMONT, CALEDONIA DISTRICT,
probate court held at ST Jyhnsbury, in said district
Oh the sih day OF September A ID 1868.
Whereas Samuel c. Harvey. administrator de bOns
the estate 0 john n. Davis, Barnet. in said district
deceased. proposes TO Tender all account u his admins
tatlOn ana present his account against said estate for
examination and allowance for the purpose OF making
partition and distribution u tho residue Of said estate, I'M
der deC"te OF SAID court among the persons who are by
law entitled t" the same: II i therefore ordered by said
court that the come under consideration and tt
card III the PROBATE ONE IN = JOhn-bury -" the 2jt
day Of Sept D, l. ;. And it Is further ordered that
all persons Interested lie notified hereof by publication Of
copy o me record 81 tins Older in the atpnian print
l at - J.ury, three weeks successfully previous -
said time OF hearing that they may appear and contest
the allowance 81 said account, II they cause and
p be- hcd: by said court III The matter ul partition and
distribution of sad estate.
BY the Court,
A'te,t, ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge
trgc COPS I'll record,
C3;C5 Attest ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-18

THE MARYLAND PATENT,
BANK SAFES BURGLAR PROOF.
Win PICK ami Pow ier-proof L9cks
HOUSE SAFES. FOR SILVER PLATE.
O. superior des-n. and handsomely ornaented on hand
and made 10 ord r.
HAND >fAMPS. SEAL PRESSES.
TIN & >HEf.T IREE WORKERS SHEARS
surelior 10 au' rlaclne III ,r the purpose Manu-.
TRE-IDNi' SAFE d: MACHINE CO.,
Arson HARDY, Ag't. Cu.s. Rrp1rv TT
Successors to NJ. b Bgeow / Arson Hardy
WAREHOUSE, 80 SCHOOL STREET, Boston.
As
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-18
80 YOU WANT \ GOOD LOUNGE
. FOR i LITTLE MONEY?

Yen can =; : good one Of Casino for - "a.
% you want i Real Ei,a LOUNGE: You can
get any : e. quality shape price of CASINO.
and they are all warranted.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-03
SANDY HOOK Mar. 2s.


The steamship Asia, from Liverpool 18th,
via Queenstown 18th, has arrived of this
point.
Polish affairs continue unchanged.
The American diplomatic correspondence
is published In Minister Adams late letter
are complaints Of the Alabama. Mason, the
rebel agent, Is still urging the recognition Of
the South claiming the nuility OF the block
ade.
The Emancipation Society Of Manchester
has sent protest to Earl Russell against the
fitting out Of vessels for the rebels, in En-
gland Earl Russell replied that evidence on
oath was required to enable proceedings to
be taken.
SECOND DIsPAICH. The diplomatic cores
pondencc relative To the American War is
published. Mr.. Adams letters refer princi-
pally to the affair Of the Alabama complain
ing Of Ensland's course in the matter Ma
sons letters appeal for recognition and urge
that the blockade be declared nullity. He
is greatly dissatisfied at the refusal Of his ap-
plieations.
The Times says the irritation displayed
On both sides is proof that England has not
unduly inclined 10 either side. 1t reiterates
its arguments against England being &c
countable for the doings Of the Alebsma
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-03

"0ID 1RoNs1pTsr RI1EILIoUs. The Navy
Department has just discovered itself in a
serious dilemma, owing to the sturdiDess Of
Old Ironsides-Commodore Charles Stewart
Some time since Congress made him Flag
Officer, on salary of $500 year. A TO
cent session promoted him to the rank of
Rear Admiral, on en- income Of $500 a
year. As the first law was never repealed,
the old hero fails to appreciate the advantage
of paying $1,000 for an empty title. Secre-
tary Welles sent him commission, which
WAS most courteeusly returned. A second
wss declined with grace, and learn today
that third hes been exqaisitely refused A
captain in the navy, on Thursday last, asked
the Flag Officer how the matter would end,
Il never surrendered anything given me BY
the Government" replied the Captain Of the
the Constitution, 81 am not going to contract
bad habit now Wesk. Corr.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-03

NV IoRK. Mar g.
The Chat.anooe1 Rebel oi the 9th hes
the following
PoRI HrDsoy, 2lst.-Reports Of the sink
Ing Of the sloop-of-war Richmond from in
iuries received on the 18th, prevail, nothing
definite being known The mortar feet still
occupies it. old position below and ont Of
reach Of our guns. Some activity has pre-
vailed among the enemy's transports for the
last two days, but there has been no indica-
ton Of another attempt to pass the batteries.
Twenty deserters have arrived in the last
two or three days, and they are continually
coming IN. They confirm the previous ro-
ports of liberalization Of Gen. Banks army.
Our batteries sustained no injury in the late
engagement, and are ready at all times to
give the enemy a warm reception
The Jackson Appe1, " learns Of no new
movement at Port Hudson Gen Banks
hid fallen back to his fortified camp and
manifested NJ disposition TO advance De
serters continue to o3me in and report dissf
lection IN their camps The feet e1nunues
ont of sight The two vessels above have
been slowly steamins up the river. They
landed and cut down few poles and tcle-
graph vine
FoE1 PryblEIo,. 10th ten Lorins has
whipped the enemy back from this point
They arc now in full retreat for Yazoo Pas,
YIcksBuse, 2Ist Thcguuboa;, Hartford
AMI Monongahela passed Warrcnt'u about
six o'clock this evening
After heavy cannonading Of an hour
duration. which was distinctly heard IN this
city, they arrived safely and are now anchor
ed below this city. At Tweed's Point
The Richmond correspondent Of the
Charleston Mercury says Gen. Lees where
abouts remains profound mystery
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-03
News Of the Week,
BY Telegraph.
CAIRO. March 25

CAIEc, March Is
Later news from Viekshurg confirms the
arrival of the slcop-of-war Hartford, and
gunboat Abatross at the mouth Of the ca
nal OIL the goth. An officer from on board
had arrived at Geu. Grants headquarters,
bringing dispatches Seven Of Admiral Far
rasut's steamers tan the blockade Of Port
Hudson.
After coming up the river short distance
all but two returned and have probably gone
to the mouth Of the Red river
Gen. Banks had come up to make the land
attack when the feet an the blockade.
Boats will pass into Lake Providence as
soon rs the current in that direction per-
lnits
Reports from Greenwood, Miss. TO Wednes-
day afternoon, state that the fight had not
been resumed Both parties We're making
active preparations. The rebels were mount
ing now guns and otherwise strengthening
their position.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-03
NV Your Nfar "a

-'EN lure ll-i- ~.
Steamer New Brunswick, from Nee Or
leans the sd, has arrived The Bio Ric.
which arrived from New York and Havana on
the cd, was totally DESTROYED by fire that
morning, with the passengers baggage aud
cargo, while lying at tho wharf. The origin Of
the fire /, unknown
Advises Ter Brunswick report the return
Of cen Grover'r forces :, the ,icinitv Of
Baton Rouge
$50 bale. n cotton. 200 70 800 hogs
head Of sugar, and over :. 900 barrels of mo
lasses were secured. and much more can be
readily obtained
Capt Youngblocl, chief of cen. Gard
jners .tsH, and five members Of the rebel
signal corps were captured. Younsblood
savs the rebels have force in reserve which
can readily be thrown into Port Hudson OF
vioksburs
At latest accounts Gtn Dudlcy's brigade
was encamred Il, the head Of Prophet
Island Gen. Hoyey's headquarters are on
the cross roads leading from raylor's house
to the Bayou sara road
The Hartford and the Albuiro-o appear to
been the only vessels that passed Port IIud-
son. The Richmond made gallant attempt
to get by bat failed The destruction Of the
Mississippi is confirmed. 81 Of her crew
arc missing, l. prisoners and the remainder
killed.
The New orlean. Ira Of the I'D. reports
over 2,000 bales Of cotton received during the
past week, most Of which had becn concealed
iuT month";.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-03
w YoEs. Nlarch Goth

Warrington special dispatches to the
morning papers contain the following
Rebol sympathisera ltate that the rebel
leaders are preparing 70 concentrate their
whole available force near Chattano2ga where
they will die N the last ditch
1t Is evident that the rshels are feeling the
outer lines Of the Army of the Potomac indi-
eating m attack upon our army Our
scouts on the 9Th reported the enemy moy-
ins infantry in the direction If Culpeprer
The rebel general Lee has rocked ell fur
loughs
The President hs, decided n make tho
fret draft from States deficient IN their
quotas
sen Butler viii Boon have c,mmsul
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-03
NV YoKk, March =


The Cincinnati correspondent Of the TIT
I,4ae under date of the 9th Gays: 10000
rebels made their appearance day before yes
tsrdsy st Somerset and have been slowly a4
vancin- northwsrd till today at S o clock.
The telegraph operator at Danyille, Boyle
Co, olcsei his office, saying the rebels we're
within short distance Of the town The
Kentucky river Is so swollen that it viii
hardly be possible for them to cross it for q
week. befo1e which time there will be troops
enough there 20 successfullv resist Tho at
tempt
There is No e1utemant here whatever,
nearly every boat at the landing has besn
pressed into the Government service and
others ere bang seized as fast a. they arrive
Iii. believed that zen Burnside will soon
take the s,lI
The prize steamer Pets7hoF has arrived at
New York
The Tn, w4shin-tsa ds.ratch say= last
night che telegraph brought an answer 90
tie requost of the Government for infornia-
ton from 'le Nlisis,ipri. According 70 the
despatch tie only vcs.claf F1rraSut's feet
which hos hrcu heard Of hv our forces orp7-
sic vi,l-lurc IL the Hartford
Rebel kilograms from Vics-hur- however
FAY Tint the Nou5u-ahela Iassol Port Hud-
son IN her COMPANY.
There are um1rs that >,9p''ull Jsck-~
Is working UP the Shenanl'oh Iftruc thii
would account flr the movements % the enc
my 10 Banks and United Stato- Ford-, r
prevent the crossing of my portion NJ t'cu
Hooker army also for the continued Pre-
sence of rebel cavalry alou. tho lines Of the
offences of Washington 30 prevent scouting
Intelligence has been received tonight. of
the arye7ran-e n ral-'- iu the vicinity Of
Vienna. Information hes hssn received Of
the presence Of a small body Of rebel cavalry
IN the vicinity Of Ball Run, thi, morning
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-03
New YoEK, March %


The steamship Etna, from Liverpool the
Ilth, via Queenstown the l2rh, arrived this
morning.
The marriage Of the Prince Of Wales and
the attendant rejoieings absorb all attention.
The ceremony cane or at Windsor on the
10th according to the programme, with great
pomp and brilliancy. The Queen occupied
prepared pos; of observation, but took no
part Tho Royal spair went to Osborne to
spend the honeymoon. The day was holt
day throughout England, and the public re
ioicings, illuminations, &c, were on the
grandest scale.
Prussia was concentrating troors on the
Polish frontier5-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-03
ORR TWO TBorsSyD EoITIs

have now been odd -!tbcui sir.l- allure --'
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health IN srv case. = i q TUT Vt ~ ''
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us'n-. and sent by EXPIRE. closely scales
Varts Of the country
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quarter stren-th = per bottle
- Rcmeulber This medicine Pc t---r-
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- This speciality embraces rll dI-sl-f- %
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ly educated physician Of twenty f'a'a l1--
giving them bis whole attention
- Consultations by letter or rtcIN
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-03

\ letter from Stafford c X dated 25th,
ssys some 20 rebels disguised Al. civiliaps
were discovered yesterday lowering near our
Bnes Of scntinels. They were captured {.
were nearly all armed with rololvers, hut
whether they were regular confederate sci-
diers or suerillas banded together for some
special purpose has not yet transpirei.
4 cavalry picket has been fred upon aud
one man was wounded recently. S,me days
sinre cavalry pickle, was captured, it was
presumed by guerilla party. Such parties
arc constantly IN our neichborhood. and our
cavalry has suffered not little by them.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-03
HNLIrAX. MIR. %

The steamship Della from St. Thomas, :
and Bermuda 25d has arrived here to-day.
The Vanderbilt arrived at ST. Thomas on the
18th from Barbados The Governor at
Barbadocs invited Admiral Wilkes 20 dine
with him but he declined, giving the reason
that he had entertained the pirate Mafit q
few days previously. Admiral Wilkes tran=-
ferred his flag to the Vanderbilt.
The steamer Aries, another blockade Iun-
ner,whieh Admiral Wilkes threatened 10
seize if il left, started on the 10th bn' oh
serving that preparations were bong made
by the Federals TO pursue, turned back, an
ehorsl and applied to tho irig,c Phacton
for protection, which vas afforded.
The Vanderbilt left sunday. It was said
for HAvans
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-03

eauippage from Danville end Richmond have
reached Lexington in safety. Among the
prisoners captured ere two majors and ray
master with $500 in confederate money
Telegraphs in late rebel papers indicate
that Gen. Longstreet with large army Is
pushing rapidly into Kentucky.