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VOLUNTEERS.

- ~ H rs enlisted Tor the Vermont Infau--,
H 1aralry and l,t Regiment Artillerv IfthVe-
mont counters Pay. besides ciothIn. and rsti1ns
twenty dollars per month from date ef euIisrrnent
: o-Hnifsrs rereue oHc hunfrsd dollars Rourfg.
twenty rive IN advance and four dollar Premium
Apply o.
A v. FISHER
Capt. sth Vt Vols
Reg Oahcer
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BOSTON, Sept. %.
The British steamship anglia, from Liv-
erpool 18th and Galway 18th, with cabin
and 362 Storage passengers, and two day.
later sdvices, arrived at this port at
! O'Clock, P. NJ, to-day.
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NEW PATTERNS

-Wh Embroidery Stamping and Braidiu- thi.
L DAY received ~
MRS z. NJ KELLOGG
Burlington. July ls
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LLNLlANlII, = Z =
Brig zen. Frazer and Us reb.l officers
captured at Cumberland Gap by Cieii. Burn
side have arrived al johnson. Island
special dispatch 10 the Commercial say> tine
steamer Champion wac burned at Mruu i
on the 30 inst SIC had on board 1uu .l r. q
nay and S50.ooo worth Of uuart.-Ii.f -t..r's
stores. The Nashville iH5on of Yesterday
says ten. Burnside ha- reached 10, front
where he wa expected 10 prevent the flank
movement Of the enemy Col Wilder Of
Gen kOsec-ans cavalry mas arrived At Nash
vile. lie reports that matters arr more IA
vorable than are believed at the North. Over
50 steamers have been taken by the govern
neat 10 transport troops. This fact will do
az well and h. all the safer 70 90 unadorned.
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W 4 CALL attention o. some rich Coral Enaru
~ ellrd- Pearl, ourN and Gold Jewelry. Cuf
AtftHu-, a., Oh srti.liilH BOZ our Window and ~
sale .n the Store 81 EElN>MAIp'S Uld stand
Church street
he expect o. Open Do af September. fine -t..al
o. la7fars- Cake BASKETS aul other plated Goo...
selected lrali the best maker
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FOR SALE OR TO REM.

III Fine place az the corner If Main and Tuttle
Il street recently owned by Farrund y. Benedict
This desirable property will be sold cheap on rent
e. y good tenant on reasonable terms. ENQUIRE
! " L. Shaw or Oeur-e ?. Elmuals
March r. l-52 stf
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Yesterday Nashville Luor saws Gen
Burnside has reached the point where he
was expected 10 prevent the flank movement
of the ene1nv
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TO SPoRTsDrEN.

Fine jog .- NAEEAvrr- RIrLFs. a.-. n.rfl.
n OBI single barrel Shot Guns. aud Can. of al
Kim lr.-rr
HiINs1-AID HILuRETH.S.
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PERCEs
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NV YoRK :

Wv lokA- otpI- =
The steamer Arago from Port R0val 9th
via Charleston Bar 10Th has arrived Among
her passengers is Col. Holswell No news.
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T.HosPITAL TRANSPORTS

A Memoir Of the Emiarkation Of the Sick apd
u Wounded from the Peninsula Of Nirginia IN the
summer Of l-62 And
Austin Elliot = A New Novel. ~ Henry King
ley. author ~ " Bavenshoe = &c
Just received and for sale hy
An. To-
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4 + X
DR.. Sw EET'S
EHTOIFibFC EiHiBCHf
GRE At RE ME ID Y

IA60. STIFF SECR AND JOINTS, sPRAINs
BRUISES. CUTS AND WOUNDS PILES,
HEADACHE AND ALL REECslATIC
AND NERVuU, DISORDERS.
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UNDEKTAKER-s NOTICE.

HAVING ru- .aa-el res a-.
s5l-5ss7s ..=5.s7 II s...-- lLaI-E. PAIL
- 80 CLOTHS and a- .-l.- a.rrc--
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OFfh INN LNNL'r IND fnTTlfN
have now been sold without single fa.' u-. when
taken a. directed. and without the least nur. @.
health m any case - u be- put up Boz -..-t. e- ri
three different strengths. VIII full directions f.r
using ana sent by exprezs- closely sealed. o. a.
parts Of the country.
PRICEs-Full strength. ... Llf strength g.
quarter strength. s. per bottle.
- Remember Tins medicine .. DIES r.a. exc
pressly for obstinate ease which alb other -rrs .t
Of the KIND have failed % cure. al- that 10 De- var
rsnted as represented IN every respect or the price
VIII he refunded = Beware oi i1lI fa-I0rs None
warranted unless purchased directly of ur d.. ~
az his Office Prepared and sold only az lir. Matt
sons Remedial Institute for Special Disease So.
- Union Street. Providence. r J.
= This specially embraces all diseases Of O. .rri-
va-e nature both Of men ana women. nv q REGULAR
ly educated physician OF twenty years practice
-7riue them his whole attention.
- Consultations hv letter OF otherwise are
strictly confidential. arc medicine VIII te sent Iy
express secure = q observation. O. all parts . rle
United States Also, aco1llual a-..1s l- LADIES
from abroad wishing flr secure and quiet Retreat
and good care until restored O. health.
CAUTION IL ils been esteeueu THAI UHer
hundred thousand gal.lrs are p4ie @. H--.l-
quacEs annually % Nsu L1--7ud alone. without
GHy bencf, % those wl. Jay o. All tls comes from
trusting. irftogf fi1ur-r O. men who allie oe--
tltute Of honor character Ur -r-.. whose rr b Zee
cuunencati 1I is thci- owu false and err-av.l.art
asserttsnf 10 praise Oi Themselves. 10 therefore.
YOU would gaoil benz fgHtgrTfl. take uD mans
word, no Haaffsr lrsaf M prefe4st1Hf but MAXI
INQulEN III VIII cost YOU nothing ana NAV save
you many regrets for, a. alrc--l- l- physicians
IN nine cases out q ten bogus there b. no safe
y II trusting any Of them unless you AMOS s-.
anc MAI they are.
g Dr n. viii send free, tg eucl lsia- a-s sta---
a. above 3 pamphlet on DlsEAsF- 0F Wor.tv nr1
On p-Tiafe afst zses general giving fall igl. rrrt1r
with the most umCuulfe1 reference and ferr.Irn
mails without which no advert sing physician ~
medicine o. this KIND is deserving 1Ho Constance
irhaieueT.
n Orders by NAL promptly attended 20. Write
your address plafatg. and direc, O. iiE MA-r-soS.
. above Lar- --l- g. We
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l. be found az
-. - RRINsVATD HILDRFTH-.
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-HE o>lY GENUINE MANUFACTURED IA -rr
UNITED STATS
Fog sale cy a- Grocer.
WHITE MOORE Msnuhctu-s-.
O.. r. an- Do Eleeeker s.. AItsr, s Y
L1wa1
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To PAINTERS.

nEODOBIZED BENZINE. the best substitute N
II use flr Turpentine for sale by
u 5. BL0DG EFT a co.
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WASHINGTON, sept. =.
Maj Gen. Hooker left Washington to-day,
to enter upon active service.
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Ho: FOR THE WEST:
CHAP TRTELLEyt.
Vermont Central Line.
AND
Grand Trunk R0iIICaU.
TOE
Detroit, Chicago, and all Points West.
FIRE FIRST CL,fSN.

burlington e. Detroit. Az Ral,-.........sl..
lI.lA-Nr ---------- 3 ISIS.
" Chicago, l.aii and Watcr.) SO.
sHa al PofHf' Hr'f 20 o.. proportion
Two ESpress Trains leave Burlington daily q Z,
A. A.. SD p. g. only - hour. o. detroit and II
hour TO chicago Baggage checked through
= :. American money taken at Par for Meals and
Berths on The 6rand Trunk RAILWAY In Cana5s
Through Tickets can he procured al an station.
on the It. Central Line, also of
II. y. DRURY, Agent
Nc. American Hotel
7 ~, Burlington. Vt.
July 9Th. dav2-,os
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BRYAN
p L l. VI MIC AFERS

Pnee 3 cents per box. Flr sale .g- .-
nov. ll l7l-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-02

iWo ana one-ha-f yards OBJ, thread i. the srs-..-,
required i1r yard ~ sewing There i. ~ I,,-t, -
tlt number o. stitches that NAV re ulsfe II -,
=-teh uue- Inc driving wheel is graduated o-iir-
minute are reality made '''s per
The bearings and friction surllces an. So 1i-s.
tilt tile propeliir- power required j. 7re-.r, -
ma me rotary hook, feed. bothir and 0the- r. =
II az slI lect CO. wear made u fua Hr. -
steel The other parts Of the machine 49, ,-iI ge
oil.aiAentee- or heavily silver plated
THOUSANDS are usec by seausr~e--es 4-as.r-,sL 49,.
lt-leTs manufacturers o. skirts cluars rr,--.li'
elotllns- hats, caps, corsets, ladies e-s-. l--5
- Fli--.-s N anu Lnen goods, WILL rnrrll--.
success sometimes O. Ia one hundred d. t,r1 -,
ure4 are USED ID d single mauuiartn-v The. .,,---
OF sewing that an operator NAV accltnrI III -
much upon the kind Of sewing and her ..rr..-5l,
one thousand stitches per minute are -erai 4 49,
when would form more than "a ward az ....-, -
stitches 81 medium length. Fif,T doc L. 80. VIA
lar, or six dozen ~ shirt hosUuis are 4 ...-i -
pom straight seams an operator with one ,,,,-l.t
VIII perform the work o. twenty hv harI4 - -
avc-ase one probably performs the wo-k ~ an an
seamstres-e-. % zen
The Wheeler Wilson machine is s,,r...,,-
ever! variety o. sewing or family we. go ~
llshlest muslius % the heaviesr cloth r- - 80
tsh i The irult % the highest iuvertrgs s-,,,, -
l-l n WIN practical talent q the first o-Iis-
'iel re- h-tYe been elaborated with great an
~ tu1 '-ent.ais required IN a family
- la '-it- il l- simple and thurou.h ID -
,-Iu1tiun' elegant iu model and finish fleiIs ~ -
e-,l-.it' EASY raii-, ana quiet in of,e-rfi.- -
skill " an iecli-inical
Aiso constantly on hand. Needles Hmm. H.,
- Ni@IAins Gusses, fuckers, Needlc-es--.
SEWING MACHINE AGENCY.
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NEW GOODS.

W. have Just returned from New Yr-k W .rb h
W new stock o. Pine Jewelrv. ONYX EnsrneIe ed
anc uolc Pms. Ear k-n-s. Sleeve Buttons Chains
beautiful solitaire or Monogram Cuff Buttons. sne
Holc Bracelets, American. EnEllsh and Suiss
Watches ~ uoc and silver Cases a. reduced prices
hetlcules, Purses. Napkin Rings Rubber cold and
Qt1er CHAINS me stock o. GOLD Pens ron the
best makers, and many other Goods which viii he
solq a. 81 low prices goods n the quality can he
BAD Tor anywhere. full stock o. SOLID silver
Ware and q Plated Good. ~
BBlNsMAIuc Old Stand. Church -
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- n.r Rosy. Poor 6al 80 ol tHe S.-.-. .r
ireeueu e. l.rr Royal Arranged IS Lu-,
'l-All.
a .lr uur- lu7er- ~-Irt g-.a-trr
....- Har ~.1-- STARK weather.
I'll. above mailed -t-raid au reeeiat " The
OH. Lk nl4>NN d CO., I..-t.r
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OGDENSBURGH RAILROAD.
1854 ....-

OGDENSBU RGH RAILROAD.
1868. 1868.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
IHFOr OBJ NAIL
leave 0-ier~ru--r at D. I-rv. .t--t 90 Malone.
or. Fit- % Rouse Point tt Hr. v runuertIrc
with Tho Vermont Contra. Ea .rast y -h- Evure..-
with Nr.sr1ll >.sfrrHg C--s ATTACHED. tIr Concord
Manchester. Nashua. Lowell. Lawrence p land.
flichhur-h. ho-che.tcr Springfield. &C.. and H--iy-
ING 81 Boston early the following morning. AI.r
connecting 90 hurlln-t.r with Is a d j. e f.r Troy
Al .al5 and Nev y orS. an. 40 Rlu-e-- Point with
Lake thamplaiu Steamer fHr Sa-atu-a Su~-r--s
Troy Albany am New York Also with d a NJ
Lawrence ,. r 10y Montreal and quebec.
NIGHT THROUGH TRIM
Leave O-isnshu--h al $50 a.. ION ARRIVAL or
Grand Trunk day tram. with S eeuiu- 81 srts.tef
connecting ~ h0u-e's Point with V Central T.
Cay Express iar Boston ana al poilts last and AZ
hurli-l =tl1 with 3 & Z +. llr Toy, ALBANY A.
NeW OK arrlvlr- ~ s. n. Also connect. NJ ~
burlington VITA DAY .-ne Lake Chz--plasn Srosl5e-.
for the south Also ~ hluse's Point with f-r. IN
Montreal and Quebec.
RETuRNLyG
Lesve Boston So r 3oA -. and spIrr ans New
ora a. On D. arriving az O-ie-sliir.-h az h rs
! n N time . connect with Crane Trunk Railway
X, a % X X, and Ottawa q Prescott z x A.
with Lake ontario Steamer and Northern T-4r.
pertatlon Coz fropellers fl- all Point Wet
-, g. Y uUYLE surt
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HAIR DYE HAIR DYE 9. Hlr-.-
E-rE's -e-s--s-e- Ha.- --s D.. .-. -..-
The only harmless. --l. end -----.. --a
This -r-eH-- Eai- DYE g.. P.-.------
El--s .- e-ay Hair Instantly q. 1g-
N--.-z 7-..- without .-.--1-
.1- Che SAN. leaving The Ea.- >-a--
u1a--. fresh vitality t-eeuer-- restoring
-1- NJ. and -e--.5e- rle ID e--
Genuine B.. --e- WILLIAM a.. z.---
--- .--e-- ave -ls-s imitation. s-. -.
cd sa1fy ST Druggists. DC Fa---
lay ST. g. g. E4-EE- DIS Nrr-
Dor DEE-=-se -HE Hans.
June
POISON NOT TIE HEAD V-Hf-
--.-- aE -e- use CHErS-AulEl ----
..--.-a5 be- P--e SAFE U----4-s-
Sew E-E and --1e- su.rz-- .---
c-ea-r .-a-e t--- -.-1-s-
E t-a-- .- -e- minute. --- ---.-.
--a- B.. .1----u. q. che -l.-
1-l-z.as-a-s- rg d. rE-~-a-,.E
N-r T.-- Sid ...-r-
Ea-- Dresses
Prise a-.
ullv
CHRI>TADOEu'> HAIR FRE>EEv-
TIVE. .- -1~a---h.s =.-- -.- -'.s. 3D.. .. -=z-
aga. 1855 -..-ae-s tle l.=- .-.--.- a-
vitality g.. -1s H----
F--s5 cents 81 AID g. per .... a.
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REV ARDTARn>
FISHING TACKLE

A FINE assortment of Reward Card--uc.r Oh.
@hsiSfs. just received hy
Aug BE- r A. FULLER
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FRIENDS AND Relative
BrGrC Soldiers = sailors
HOLLOWAN'> PILL
OINTME NT

- y u 4 =
ID have Friends l-. Ha---.
! 7 N..t -..--- rake e-1- -
- VIII -ra-.
-lr brave Soldiers
elected DIVIDE --el-e-r-- H.-. --
& -t --- @
.a.- f7.N-- Peel ~
--- Do -'e l'1- - r-e
r..r., -r. Ga. .-.---r- T-.as
h-- Pei speed r-..-a- ar. -a-E .--T
using -la-a ll-.-l ar. rg
proper a--.r-..- o. --a ---e--. -- v---- are --l
si-, -. al F-. .+ 4-s.-Is. f--=a
s1Irt.
.--.- 81 -.-... .-.-.-----.. ~
~ s-.-.-.- .-.. #-.-.-- ..a--- a- ..-ra. sc
-5.... a.----.... RI. --. ~. --4 "A. --a .-.-
Fl -..-- -.-.. .-.-.r.- . r. r. sra
.-. r.. r. v-r -.. pm. -a- r.---.-.
--.--.s .-..---.-..-.. MI 1-5... Il. -.-s..... .s
...--- -- ~ 80 s-.- s-.--...- --H L. . -..--
-i-.-gr.--. B .-..- ...s .-'9 --.- s-a.--.
a...r... r. rI....-. ra..-5. If. 81 E---
W..r ...-. .-.-.--..- l... ~. h.. n ..s.- ..-
p1. s- -.. = - y - ..--..-... .,--.-.
-.l-..r ---.-.---a 49, 81 ~ r. v..- T.. ..--
l-..-l ..- ----.-.- .s-.l ,---.- D. -- -a-- --
--a- Dol. "vsr.- pms st.--. ID. -.ara--
r,.....--.-, --.. l..-., mud -.a-.-. --....-.
lev yz.--fH --.--a.-a. -fa -s,lsys-..-
mistake ~ -ha-. pi-I. viii s.---s- r..
--..-4-l En-. -I.-.- -..----.-Y. n -a-..--
rr. -r.--... ms r-a-a ..--'I ~ --.s ....
r. -H- v-t.Ie .-.-l-.. -,.-ar- ,-a.-
WI b t..I .-H .-... .--sr--r allow -- -
-.----e ---r- m. -. .a. -a..r..
n -.- ..---- KS r.---.. -...s..-
f..--.-. .l-.-.-... fl---...-.. -.
s.-.- and T-l-s-- HII--re. ~. ~u- - 10
....--...-.-g' IL $500. i, ..---..- n -.a
r4-+.- ...-. -,..--.. ms .--. FL. ...------ r..
an. -I...- ~ --.,.,- ,-,- ,--' b. ~. ---
b. tr'-ie- 49, = ii,---,-s--
hum y. f-.-r. -He -t-.-s-r and frr-. ..
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STEAM WEEKLY TO
-AZ-sN LIVERPOOL. touching o.
n III - - QUEENSTOWN. CORK HAIR
TS szsslSsszs--szS BoBr The well known steam

e-s OF she Liverpool. New York and Philadelphia
Steamship Company INTENDED o. SAL as follows
CITY OF WASHINGTON. >4turl-r. Oct
CITY OF MANCHESTER SATURDAY.
CITY OF LONDON. >-tur-a.. Or.
and every succeeding saturday, at Noon. Or Oh Per
g North River.
RATES OF PASSAGE
PAYABLE -s GOLD OBJ US EgU-vALEyT Iy -rEEEyrT.
FIRST CABIN. f-lu0 STEFRAGE Ss=0
fu taLaud1u $500 Oh. q. London 6 1865.
90 PAYS. $500 O. 8. Pans. 3 p
oil. 9. HAMBURG $500 -. O. Gam u--s ~
Passengers also forwarded o. Havre. Bremen. Rot
ter-au. Antwerp. &C.. % equally laV -a-es.
fa-c. from Liverpool ~ Queeustowr $50 Car-
s. I-. ,teera-e 81. Those who wish @. send
irtier friends can bus t.eket- here % tLe-a rates
fo- farther Information apply az the taupa1y's
C1ees
JOHN G. DALE.
AGENT. is Broadway ". y.
" u. y. uRUEY. Burlington
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Upper Cabin steamers! .
DAILY. BETwEES
OGDENSB URGH and CLETELAND,
TOLEDO. DETROIT.
MILWAUKEE AND CHICAGO.

MlLM a NIL AM NAAN2AOs
Leaving Osden.bursh on tie Arrival o. the EsP-cs'
Tram from ne East, calling regularly for Passengers
and Freight ~ Alexandra Bay Clayton, Cape Fln-
cent and OsWego-
Passengers lHld Fruiiies ul0rEng wet car e+-ldEA
with their Luggage Teams. stock, &C, and land to-
Eetlier without dIs-urt auce OF lralshl puelir az
their Port Of destination
Tasss SfeaHers iate lGrqe Cat aHc STATE Rggust
amply and neatly furnished, Tor list Jlass f4aseI-
ers and Second Cabins with Cook Stoves au1 com
Portable accommodations for Passengers and famlllcs
who may wish o. furnish their owl provisions an1
bedding.
No efforts W I'D he spared O. maintain the reputa
ton OF this o. the CHEAPEST AND BEST ROT r..
For through tickets, &C apply o. GEORGE W
SMITH General Passenger Agent. Office opposite the
dcnsburgh y. ]. 6EO. a. EDDY, Agent. Oglens-
burEh, y. J.
Through tickets can he obtained az al the prncip
al Railroad Ticket Offices between Boston and o.
Den shur-l.
II. v. DRJRT, AGENT
50. Q American u .tel Book
M. lI llW-uH- Burlington. +
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-02

4 rlue stock 0f English, swiss and rnercar Ia
Il ana silver Watches. Specta les. Eve Glas~es.
Chains, Ear Jewels. Llcket, Charms GoId Pencils
ana Pens. Tooth Picks bracelet and other fne GOLD
uools for Ladies and cents. O. he found a. BFrxs
MAIDS Old Stand. Church 81
June IIth fsr--
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LIVERY description 0r Clock. are -dar. -asu
l. H-- 4--, from upwards. az ST.. E4uE
A.I.-
EE-N-'-AIl s. UILIEETH
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~LoCK >TITcH.~

alike .I H.-. -.-r. e. tl. cloth. AL ..a- ...r 90,
--.- t.'--l owens fourth s,-cl Del cas- Ws recon-
meme iiI.- Tt-l-i1aWr machine t.- -hc i.-lav.r-
cll-.tr-
.-t P~-.taH ef >-.te.. Do TN se- the lock .-.-e-
1af r Dbl Oh sides ot The cI1-a-uhiet VIII r.r -.r
'i iaNrl-itite - no ridge 1u the under side o. wear
r.r .f-l1a Hsss -ss r.--1- bv from b t...-f 4.
half than any other stitch.
md tzlaItu f.re stitches are made 81. each
t-ese anl 0NE THOUSAND STITCHES
MtN p WITH ease. masking 81 ful. var. ~ -es-. a
minute WIKI tl', surprising u.---g t1e s-s. o.
i,' 1..-.Hr .s uus--ua,-el.
-- .arr'-i.e. TIE WORKING rs-t. up. ... s...-
y aa-s,i' Pie and E-ut -u .-.-- with the greatest
fa-- rt'.Lll.-.f NlLl Ordinary care one ~ u I7sf
I'f fr. To us.lrl- 90 these machine have -.-.
n constant use tive and --1 year and .-e .-4-- u
'7- l' rf". one WI. uu-.a-- dozen no the et-ar'
e. machine Ut other uateur-.
''t. .1ra. sFrca-e. The Wnes ie- .r. Wilson
machine aa rfr rlstlia from the ,.-.-... muslin.
l" ihg heaviest c.arl u- even leather. DO uH-k.
e4ua .t wei upon s-lk. liner. waeIer and -.----
s'er--
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-27

Tuy ACCIDENT on THE CENTRAL TRAIN.
passenger by the Central train, Tnes-
.l.r furnishes ns with the following facts
,aacerning the accident which happened
IN tbr road Tuesday morning. 1t was
more serious than ut first reported;
a. the train for Gordonsyilie arrived ut
9 uoint about two miles above Bumpas's,
- o'clock, Tuesday morning, the axle 81
IN. hind,ncst car broke, throwing two
cars of he track and upsetting one. A
snllier, who had papers on his person
;Ientifying him as Robert Carpenter, of
the 55ih North Carolina regiment, jump
el If the train. the car falling on him,
cy,,shing his head, right arm and leg in a
horrible manner, lie was instantly kill
Cd Letters found on lis person from
lis gathsr and mother, and postmarked
yss,ha's Vineyard, n, c., showed that
be was a conyalescent from Winder
loepltsl, returning to his regiment -
Ills remains were buried on the farm Of
nr Il. N. Buckner, who took charge Of
his effects, and who promptly hastened
+, fine relief OF the wounded The left
,ac Of another North Carolina soldier,
rs,oea Tatum, was crushed and ampu-
talei above the knee; another, a youth,
yaIued Beckham, had his left leg broken
above the ankle, and adjusted; another,
name unknown, received severe flesh
wound in the right thigh. The wounded
aae sent 10 Gordonsville. No case is
serious except that of Ta,um. Several
other passengers were considerably
bruised, many Of the seats being thrown
from their places.
The accident is believed TO he attribu-
table entirely TO the defect in the axle of
the car, and not to any fault in the bed
ol the road.
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? The SMELLING OF CHATTANOOGA
correspo ondent Of the Atlanta Appeal,
writing of he shelling Of Chattanooga,
Tenn, By the Yankees on Fast day. says:
Yesterday being Fast day, we were all as
sembled at the VARIOUS churches Tor DNine
worship, at Chattanooga. / attended the
services of the Rev. DR. Fs.!mer. Inc PIo
.n,isiiitry services were not c0ih1u'es's NJ
Inc congregation was startled BY sestIai M, r,s
eaarges OF artillery, in rapid succession. ne ne
congregation immediately dispersed, and We
received intelligence that the enemy was or
r.npsing the heights beyond the river, ovcr-
'poksng the town. Upon making On etioft "a
''seh my quarters, on height near the rivsr
~ihe old quarters of Gen. 3ohnst0u-whp
lady, We were met by an officer and turiied
BACK, sayingtha shell had exploded, Hing
one rlian and wounding another The sheiiing
iiaw be,8me more rapid. Soon our guns
".fs. in position, aud responded energeh,
eaily. Shells exploded among the h0sp,tai
nu,iiings, and very dear LieutenantA Aienera'
Ioik's quarters. It partially snbsIdcd irom
otlock, but the A1Dg was still heard ~ 2,
"ien the train left. Having 2 lady undcr
ny 10y protection, was compelled.tO leave
.Aete We're the usual evidences OF s!rpr'se-
nsh and women, officers and soldiers, and
wagons. running hifber aud thithcr In appe
fe.sty the widest confnsi0n. All the sick
were sent from the hospitals on rain
last eseQing, aud the eommlssary and oar
'sFmasters stores were being run, pv&r IN
i.fsat haste. The general opinion WAs that
Il Was demonstration to feel our poslttOn
" 10 operate - divegsion. heard the
Killed aud wounded, chie0y w0undeds enul
tasd up Il ten Or twelve, amonr them NO
,aan killed, aad , WOMAN ~ heete ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-27
TIE LEG KAPHIC NEWS.
-S>~<.A~eel,~,s..s-~ s-~s.~>e<-
FROMTHE SOUTHWEST.
Repoitfd Dejsat Of the Yankees in Vest
'Louisiana-N Noscmeats Of the Enemy
"A Federal Transport Blo,cn Up, DC.

ATLANTA, Aug. 25.---A special to the
Appeai, dated Jackson, o3d, furnishes
the following news:
badly whipped in West Louisiana by
Gen. Kirby Smiths forces few days
since.
Troops have been leaving vicksburg
for above and below since Thursday af-
.ernOon. Fifteen boats, loaded, left Fri
day night
There is said tn he an expedition ON
foot to dcyastate North Louisiana and
then enter Texas. The statement il that
the Federals will move in three columns,
one opposite Natchez, under Gen. Wash
burne, and two from Natchez, under
Gems Blunt and Steel, and ell unite at
Shreveport, which is to Be tho base OF
operations.
The Federal transport City Of Aadis
son, freighted with ammunition fH the
expedition. was blown up On Wednesday,
by the explosion Of box 0f powder In
the hold, and nearly two hundred persons
were killed. Sixty bodies were RECOVER.
ed on Thursday.
A great deal Of sickness prevails ct
yicksbnrg. Ben. Johnsora, the newly ap.
pointed Yankee postmaster, is dead
Banks, at New Orleans. has been or
dered TO pay over to the Yankee Govern
ment all moneys belonging TO registered
enemies Of the Federal Government.
The guerillas are annoying the trans
ports on the river below GreenyilIe, Miss-
Gen. Grant went up the river on We'd
nesslay.
Many citizens Of vieksburs, generally
| the lower classes, have taken the oath Of
| allegiance TO the United States Govern
ment, but it is not generally exscted.
Nine Of the heavy gunsare moanted
| on the river front. i.
Gen. Thomas is at Youpg's Point, orr
| ganizing negro regiments.