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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-07-31
Up, MIrTERs, EsrATE.

STATE OF VERMONT }VuE Iononb.s tIe
pf.raICr o. CHIfIEyDfS --.i Z Flc--fe ~oril lo-
Oh. District o. Chittendou.
70 an persons interested n the estate q 90 W.T.
t.--. I- De- af Milton. lr s-.i District, cec-asci,
GHEE4INs-
August next for the set -1nt OF the ldmluistl1-
ton account Of the Administrators 81 the E-tate o
said deceased. and ordered that public zee thereof
Dos lvru b. all persons interested irslfi c-tetl fy
r.siishiug this order three weeks >ucces-vciy pre-
vi.r- o. tie day assigned I'm the Burlington J rec
Press printed in Burlington m said ID sir-.t-
fI- Probate Coat rU0ms IN Burlington. on tnn dnF
a--..ued then and there o. contest The allowance 0f
said account, If you see clG-e.
Given under my hand. this -1i dog oc Jolly. 8. 70.
A.C. DINJN u. H.-
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NEW YoRK, July

4 rebel dispatch, dated Morton July 2ls;,
says " There Is no change of affairs, to-day.
The enemy Is busily engaged in tearing up
the track between Brandon and jackson.
They burned the DEPOT at the latter place
last night.
" Gen. Grant Is preparing to fall back, as
there i no water in his front. Our army
has gone into permanent camp at Stony
River Gen. Grant is reported to be shipping
troops down the Mississippi for the purpose
Of attacking Mobile"
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Kew. Of the Week.
BY Telegraph.
Nrw YoRs. July . .


n. Ipn., has information from Lee s ar
nv II - near Winchester while our army
r...poi.e position between 1t and Richmond
n. Yi.ies has an account Of fight at Don
si4-yi, lil,, ~.
I.arJ~ar, that a part of Dudley's brigade
60 riap--i N large cornfeld. and after a
Wpfi' -,ls FIRE had to withdraw.
y. Orleans letter. state that Gems. Welt
rl-ar1 pudlev'e brigade under Gen. Gro
yer. i-.i PIT Hudson on the evening Of the
nth and vent % Donalsonyillc to clean ont
the rebel batteries near there.
Whcu o few miles from them the Goth
Mac, r. advance, was suddenly attacked
and D. men killed and wounded, and three
Gell 4feyrs captured.
r.. fort VIII be made 3 Gen. Banks
81 rc=l'r7 Brashcar City and the Opelousss
RailouI
~ !5s' accounts the enemy we've reported
70 LAKE fallen back An expedition is sai1
70 ls'c zone up Red River to Alexandria.
IN expedition IRON the squadron of Calves
ton ia- destroyed three schooncrs and 5oO
'al,r ni cotton in Galveston Bay.
NV YoRk, July %.
Ice cannot advance towards Richmond
without fighting at a great dlsadvantaSc.-
He i either holding his present position to
gather supplies or waiting for reinforce
ment-.
Tho Washington Sas says lee Is aiming
tsF iuuction with Bragg and Johnston,
'hc tr attack Rosecrans with the prospect
IN casa OF defeat Of crossing the Mississi ppi
river into Texas and Mexico.
The Washington Daily Mars says it Is
rumIlrd tiat portion Of Lees army has
re-cia--' the Potomac into Maryland.
B,- csviiy appeared at Langley, near
Chau bridge
II, j-rs IIarIer's Ferry letter Of the
2lst .;a,,- tia. the main body Of our army
Is . uil@ III Of Berlin with no present
appcaiaHs- .t a forward movement 1t is
rot iur' Hi- dat they viii return to Bcr-
In.
Icu li.- tween Nartinsjurs and Win
chester u ilcScts occupy the Potomac
Rive. f..a laeiTy Run IS miles west Of
Iartius.urg down to Harper's Ferry.
fridly might they drove in our pickcts at
the I-lIv. They are in force at SheiarJs-
toxin Nsra"-5urg and Charlestown.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-07-31
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.

"WEDNESDAY, July =.
Al market los Cattle, about $50 Deeves, and lis
Stores consisting Of Working Oxen, Cows, one. two
and three years old.
Market Beef-extra Z cat, 5 20 q 80 90.
First quality, IS 90.
Second quality. Is 50 q q %.
Third quality, 81 %
Ordinary. none.
Working Oxen. slco q si7o per pair
Cows and Calves, SIS, - q &C.
Two years old. SIC q Is.
Sheep and Lambs, $500 at narset Prices, IN lots
s. 30 q %. Extra and selections, s. 70 a 100.
Spring Lambs. s. IS q 100.
Hides, a SIC y b; Petit, 80 a &c each Calf
Skins IL a l4e.
Tallcw, Sc.
Veal Calves s. % a s o.
REMARKS
Thore was a large number Of cattle az market,
hut not quite so many lambs last week The
best cattle the supply Of which was short sold at
Slight advance slim cattle sold 25c per 100 rs
lower than last week. Lambs not 50 high by soc z
head AS lat week. There two cars Of cattle
and seven of sheep brought to this market from the
West without change Of cars.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-07-31
New YoRK, july -

NEW YORK, July -.
The Charleston tfercury's account Of the
late attack on Fort Wagner admit that our
force. held e portion Of the Port over an
hour under the most Calling FIRE. The rebels
captured over 200 prisoners including few
negro troops and buried over 600 Of our dead
The rebel loss il estimated at 100.
Col. Shaw WIS killed on the perapct of
Fort Wagner The Major and one Of the
9th captains Of the 5ith Mass, were also
killed.
The Lieut.. Gall SURRENDERED TO the rebel
Col. Gslliad.
An Atlanta, I'd, correspondent of,thc sd,
states that thet city is preparing to defend
Itself iron the anticipated attack by Gen
ROsccranS.
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NEW YORK, July -.
IL. H-a'E says the United States steam
IT tifea-,ian. which arrived at Fortress
Nonr. the 2lst, from Charleston and VIII
-nins, Pc lift the former place the 18th inst
4 gcn'-lj Engagement was Just commencing as
-hc .,- zen Gilmore, had erected masked
halt.r, n The woods quite near Fort Wag-
nor ana oppressed no doubt bat that the at
taeA B., Hli>,lf and admiral Dahlsren would
pror. --eccssful ~ the early shad-
oW. ir,e ppeared the attack began
and perfect shower Of shot and
shell va poured into Fort Wagner. The
1r.a-'i,n = orders were imperative and che
elgl9 n't say 70 80 the termination Of that
iav' r-i rire
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GEORGE sMALL.s ESTATE.
STATEOF VERMONT.

STATE OF VERMONT. (VHE Honorable tle
DISTRICT on CHITIESDEN, s.. : Il PROBATE Count toT
the District Of Chittenden.
To all persons interested in the estate Of George
snasll late q Huntington, In said District, deceased
GHrETINg.
Whereas said Court ha5h assigned the 5th day Of
September next for the settlement Of the asmlni--
trntion account Of the Administrator or the sstaie
vi said deceased and ordered that public notice
thereof b3 -~en n all persons interested IN sid e.
tate. by publishing this order three wees ,ess-
svely previous % the day assigned, IN the Earning
ton Free Press. printed IN Darlington in saHi iis-
trict.
Therefore, YOU are hereby notified 90 aIfcsr as
the Probate Court rooms, IN Burlington on TIE Gay
assigned, then and there TO contest the ALLOWANCE or
said account If you see cause.
Given under NY hand. this z9tL day ef July. 4
ID. 1868.
w5w2 T. z WALES. Irl.e-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-07-31

Nv T JIM Q ny -
Inc H~1's's Washington dispatch says:
The r.'a'i7 ,tustion Of the armies IN Yir-
riniI b t'..la- clearly understood here.
Il j. apparent that Gen. Meade has
the Rebel army Of Lee completely
ontrapc.. lie l. evidently massing his
forces - i'-cak his way through 10 Richmond,
but VIII. probably, find it more difficult
uni.=; kirs t.an the one at Gettysburg.
iH.r y he delay there i now not muca
Er.-p Of Ire being able TO get his army
hack ;a R'eaAoud. OF even So far as the up
TT md pt tic Shenandoah Valley
ia. Jwss ,av- that Gen. Hooker has gone
We.
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= TO LIE y .

I,ROM the subscriber last night about 10 oeloesl
i a blood Bay Bullrush Morgan Mare, rather
mall siEe. weight perhaps 500 pounds, one small
white MOI on the top OF the hack Just behiuc the
name, arother upon the left below. soTetnlnS
larger short switch tail, black Hack iess anc
name and built rather heavier toward; ooeN g
will aiva no Information rhere said Marc can DC
found and the thief broush ito Justice, either o.
both, shall be suitably rewarded ~
Colchester, (Winoosk Ysllsl ,s
Pest offce) july Is, 1861 I dsv-t
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\rW York. July -


The Heraid's correspondent at jackson,
Miss. Of the 18th gives an account Of the
flight of Johnston from jackson. lie states
that on the afternoon Of the 10th the left
wing Of the 9th army corps under Mai. Gen.
Park, had a severe battle in obtaining point
near jackson successfully driving the rebels.
the latter leaving hundreds of their dead and
wounded on the field
Our troops then rested for the uight In
the morning the rebel pickets were found to
have been withdrawn and the city evacuated.
The rebels burned some 90 buildings front
ing the Capitol when they evacuated. The
whole city bears the evidence of destructive
havoc made by its occupation by both ar
mics.
The city was surrounded with excel
lent earthworks &c, one line OF earthworks
being constructed of over 1000 bales of cot.
ton covered with earth.
After occupation detachments We're sent
out and destroyed all the rebel railroad
bridges, culvcrts, &c. within a radius Of Is
miles.
The Mississippi campaign is at an end.
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NFU SoRE .IuIv sltI

INV IUsNf july -EIiI.
The following is from the Herald
On the Rappahanuock the 9th. 4 Union
force now occupies the north bank of the
Rappanannock near the station.
The Publications erected by Gen. Pope
serve to screen Onr pickets from the encmy's
observation. Their pickets, mounted and
dismounted, arc in plain view and cavalry
patrol their beats within a short carbine
range.
One of them to-day came within pistol range
but none of cur lren even pointed weapon
towards him and he returned
The river at that point is not now iordable
for large force, although it would be posi-
bic for small body Of cavalry TO cross.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-07-31

A dispatch to the Courier from Cherry
6eii ril- morning Gays Capt. Haskell,
nt liz eel. -ucr Virginia who arrived at
S;eu5en yesterday from Boston, reports
-eeine v,-terlay 4 heavy steamer Of
F-it ncnau firing heavy guns a. some craft
.-,. in Tic peicr which was returning the
lit. The cEaft appeared to be steering
southwest
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-07-31

NV YoRK, July =.
In Tr'5ns's Washington dispatch
~ Inc war department Is pushing
III or.,,.i-ation OF black troops vigorously
III, -rrr. les Of our forces West has given a
ir.>i iu ,tus to cniismcnts among the
black rHl 10y autumn it Is estimated that
at l,a-t -ac Hundred thousand negroes will
,e ia a-t. in the valley Of the Mississippi.
r.-n- expedition Of Admiral Lee up
lac Jaile- river wa not intended 10 attack
l-E. Darling or any other place. 1t was
-'rViY 3D. Fe,lnnOIssancc.
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NV 1oRK, July y

Wv YORK, July =.
a. M i's ia, despatch dated Head
.,I :, oi tie Army OF Potomac July 18th,
/ u; saylnG The position Of tie rebels
AM. ' teI,,tay morning at d clyck the ad-
CnjT., :, ilu sand Longstrect's corps reached
m TT tti.lF- iHe columns we're well closed
fir ~ mem e-''re clrps.must be there Le-
~, 9,- -: 'e1foSrade movement there con be
.til7 o 80 Lwell 5 corps it i. understood
an gcol PIE the Shenandoah Vallev Guard
e -Ac .St..S q the river and the rear Of the
80. MS tact is supposed to explain the
recent alarm about the ALLEGED movements
laoieatlnS that Lee was not retrcatinr and
p'elsfing to return to MARYLAND.
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HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF PoToxAc,

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF PoToxAc, !
July IS. {
The rcbels were in force yesterday near
Front Royal. We drove their cavalry from
Manassas Gap. about sunset.
L IS now Believed the rebels intend 10 cross
the Blue Ridge at Chester or Thornton's Gap.
VI the former place they will meet with OBJ
stacles. Our army Is full of high expecta-
ti0ue
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49, Fr
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DR.. TOBIAS VENETIAN EMINENT:

Acertain cure for pains in limbs and back, sore
throats, Group, rheumatism, collie, &c. \ perfect
family medicine and never fails Read Road
Read
hseSIA, NarSg Co., MroH June Is, 1852.
This il TO certify tina. my wife rss taken With
Quinssy Sore Throat, it commenced to swell, end
*ss 30 sore that she could not swallow and shed
violently. used your Lipiment, and made per
feet cure in wesk. FIRMLY believe that bu. for
the Eminent she would have lost her life
JOHN II. HARLAN
Price D and 50 cents. Sold by all druggists Oe-e
% Cortlsndt ST., NY
July -. d.wiv
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y
The Steamer lmperia !, the first boat from
New Orleans arrived this morning.
\ large crowd Of merchants aud other
citizens greeted her arrival aud salute was
firing in honor Of the opening OF the Missis-
sippi river.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-07-31

! Washington special dispatch states that
Gon- Grant is to be appointed Major Gen
oral 'r thc regular army in the place Of
zen Wool, retired.
fio'i nl.rel to-day at 1851. At i o. clock
y i - -...t n lo6
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NV YoRK, July 25

The It.,, Washington uispatcu says both
srniea ale very active and great battle may
be fought ..t-auy moment. Gen. Meade has
Lees line of communication completely at
his mc;yy, and Is in a position to strike the
blow a non he plcasee.
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NEW YORK, July 25.
The steamer Columbia has arrived, from
New Orleans the 18th. No news. Gems.
Sherman and Shepley are passengers.
Gold opened in New York to-day at 1851.
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NEW HOOKS

THE DRUuHEE BoYi a story Of Burusiic's Expe-
j cition.
The SpaTrowE-ass Papers. by Fred 8. Co,ens.
Journal Of Residence on a Geor-ia Pient..,on
by Frances Anne Eamble.
substance and SHADOW. 81 Herr Ja-rs.
Ise Beck Hunter, by J. Hill Du----
Gooc Thoughts n Ea1 Ti-es
Ths Gentleman.
A. Er~TTv- -r~-S
July sths I5s3
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Married..

On wednesday. July 2sd, in St. Lukes Church,
ST. Albsns VI, BY Rev. J. Isham Bliss, Mr.. William
H. FarraF Of St. Albans and Miss Abby A, daugh-
ter Of Henry White, Esq, Of volga, Iowa
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PUrLxpvIpUI, ,Jula d.

PHILADELPHIA, JULIA %.
News reached lIsrper's Ferry yesterday
that Ewcll's corps is cut of from Lee and
his capture or dispersion is certain.
Winchester was occupied on Sunday by a
few rebel cavalry under Col. White who
would leaTe shortly on his retreat South.
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rAcrsroR soLpIrRs.-TpKorcu

the Indian and orimesn Campaigns, .he enly medi.
eines which proved themselves able to cure the
worst eases of Eysentery, scurvey and Fever, were
HoLLoWAY'S PILLS AND OINTMENT. There
fore let every Volunteer sec that he is compiled
With them Only 25 cents per pot or box.
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AOGkESGs;..,.,oss

at thc ii-srrS 81 different nations Halth have, 81
taruu, time. hled the world with thss%ry oil their
rCuovr. whose Generals by their skiitknd courage
iel tlair armies always to undergraduates states
ilcu named laws which have beer, Ia2dels for AL
future tmes-whcsc poets have LETT writings, which
n ID have power TO .say the passions, anu enchant
che minis o. men-Ee shall hnd THAI stbi5 truth IS
fully clll1borltcd 81
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O.. .l..... , a.lre-u.nI'ns beauty Of character -i
t.- 1uIs.ltsut-. 1A- opportunities which arr pre-
scented .- fIe p- PIE % new England, i1y stud 1nS
tte beautiful BOB I.turc, arc unsurpassed4 There l.
-i.el al endless variety, that every one, however
widely -a1ir tastes uiy dillsr, viii Eut s0mcthing
@. awaken tl... interest
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-07-31

CHARLES hAtltu.. AZ NuAa'fftr.
Cn "a. IA j. WtLAra. April Tern, 4. d. t-t
I(THEREA-, job Lyman Of Burlington; il sal! ~.
w at this term nj said Court sled m st;d oui ~
petition u foreclosure aist Charles RACE y, =
liam H. Curtis and Obadiah J. Walker, scttn- l-rii
ia substance that Charles RacIcut on the S.-l 81
May A. D. i-73 executed 90 v llL7 lyman -i- ~ !.
gage deed % certain lands IN Burlington e--eiil =
- follows situate IN the n0rjn-cnsterly aN-ie
Of Nor,h street and lEtcrvale Avenue, aut -. 9
the same land described in deed from said u .i.S
Lyman o. said Racicli, Iav Ia D. So reierei q
the record Of said deed In Darlington lani rrt.f--
being had for particular description, eHndlt nne ior
the payment OF $50 dollars and cents, srcclct i1
two notes signed hy said Ege.cot, beali date q .-
I72 for IS dollars and 90 cents, payable 90 SAID
Mvlfrs Lvr1ll OF bearer on demand with annual
interest. the other for 3-j dollars ami ,l cc e.
payable TO said Ayilys Lyman = bearer in ave
equal annual payments VITA annual interest Wi-i
4, now Justly due and owing and has rot been paid a-
cording to the effect OF the and further show
ing that said Racic0t about June ist l-'l, mot
aged the land aforesaid % William II. Curtis and
obadiah J. Walker 10 secure tLe payment ot "a err
tafn sum Of money therein named, whereby
nd Curtis Walker c.aim an interest an
said PREMISE, and further setting ilrin li@t
,b,rit Ju-e it, 1855. the said Wyliy, 1Clv
transferred and assigned said notes aud u"ii-
age from said Rac.cct T. him 90 YOUR petitioner
Who now holds the same.
and pray ing for O foreclosure.
Aud Il Appearing 90 the Court here that slt ilari-
cot and Curtis reside without this state, anu have
not had personal Motto % the pendency 'i ms Pc
its therefore ordered That they De- notified ta APP
pear and answer % said petition the reNt term %
tcnden Courty, on the fourth TUESDAY OF Septelrli
3d. by publishing the sul-t1uc. OF SAID prt-iien'
and this order 10 tie Bl.r,n-.1u Free Press public
newspaper published az said burlington, three
.ts si.eas-iv-it- the Last Of which puhl cations
siaI be at least ~ days before said next Ierlr-
Given under my hand az Burll n-tcu, On -1ii tI't-
t--ltu County ibis lith dly n July, a. j.. l-f.i.
4. J. HOWARD, Dep. Clerk.
ego. T. EluUyus. Solicitor.
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DWIGHT S. HEALp,s ESTATE.

oIAIL OF NEAllUNIl lIIO At. poT5Onl con-
DIsTRIcT OF CHIrTESDrS, SIS. L cerned In the e
tate Of Dwight S. Head, late Of Burlington IN said
District, deceased,
GREETING.
AT Probate Court holden at burlington, within
and for the District Of Chittendcn on the 2ist DAY
Of July, 4. D. le63, an Instrument, purportng 70
be he last VIII and Testament. Of Dwight :. Hcald
late Of Burlington, in said District deceased was
presented 70 the Court Aforesaid, for Probate BY
salmon Wires, the Executor therein named. And II
. ordered by said Court that the sth day Of August
A p 1868. at tho Probate Court Rooms IN said
Burlington, be assigned for proviue s,id
Instrument and that notice thereof be given
20 all persons concerned by publishing this order
three weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the Burlington Free
Press, newspaper printed at said Burlington pre-
vious % the time appointed.
Therefore. YOU are hereby notified 10 appear be-
fore said Court at the time and Isace Aforesaid and
contest the probate Of said will, if you have cause
Given under my hand at Burlington ia said Dis
trict, this DIST day o. July, A. y. l-szl.
7. Z. WALES. Jui-c.
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GOOD

In cue .uiuau Atlr-. The lnguntalnsit0o, hills
lakes kailgs aud streams, az ns5d ~ the hand
uI -.Ll rhJ dJltl ali things we'll form our vast
tIc.H.c.po u ioscli1c5s varying IN tcrf thousand
NV. In. Al l.II..- ~
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CulELrs 7. I--carct, tLIII- DIES 90.
IS. COUNT
JoHv NCDcUCAI, g. II',C
W. a. LC4. IELE.E-t-ll Ar--- l-.--. A U. 1885,
TTuCgEAs, Charles L.r-rcli-- % t..y q County
W ami state % Sew York 10 -l- Term 90 sal
Court commenced his suit against John -l-n-raa 3
Of pult- unknown, p lc.ia- defend l,- a1l tl- 2.
q, -tln Telegraph COMPANY l--s--c c. SAID
principal defendant, iu an scti. ll 1zslpsli under
the general counts demanding H. dana - 500 dy4-
l1Ts.
And whereas e is made 90 arpl-r O. ID. Court
here that said john 9lcD1u ID it-l-a without tl.s
state and las not had personal Noise c- t-- l---
oeucy q this suit.
Therefore IL is ordered By tho Court t14t SAD
cause be continued 10 tho ucXt term tAllll. % hl
holden AZ burlington IL za-1 County on the fourth
Tuesday Of september 4. ID. 1873, and that the said
John Nc Dousal principal Defendant be- uoti-ct o..
the tendency thereof ly publishing ta;s uot.cc,
Containing the sgist-ncc q enid rlt.1l iu The
burltu= ton frfe Frcls pun-lc Rows 11-I ph ilc'.
a. said burlington, three vcC.5 -lr, tie
last publication O. De- 90 least twenty ulv- 70. .c
said neat Terra oi tl.s t.uft.
Dated % LIiiLu -.ul t.... .tl ... - .u.g a.. ID
lists.
AI.l1FA-r n-n. CI-...
o. Z. Ll-rTUs. -i-.' IS A-.,-
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The f,ac, las the following
N!sHIHGTo>. 2ond. There is a rumor in
town to-day o. Johnston's surrender to Gen.
Sherman or Grant but it IS impossible at yet
a. -ci u Efficiently authenticated
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FOR

aui l.- t--1 nations, the arts were eaxrlod % the
hlcs state I'd perfection. and the beautiful, IN one
furu another was worshipped By ssoEnass Of tho
people something almost divina- N. it. nature
SERMON, lave been preached upon cauyas, WHOSE
ciUguc1Cc stu has power To thrill 7tirS hearts q
those U.H -alc upon theu.-tuc mar dbl Once
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NV loRK, july p

Big. Gen. :. II. Meredith relieves Col.
Ludlow - Commissioner for the exchange
pi prisoners at Fortress Monroe.
''id opened Ia New York to-day at l27a.
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TO

purity tIc desires. 60 elevate tho thetsI-
siren then tlc mind 10 every sod purpose .-.'
THAT has .0-d upon some hi "a iuck ~ tne sSe-s,
side. WnC1 tine storm sins vas aoroahi. when the
lightning IS itish tie thun ieIs rUar, ancF&e mighty
St t,. -ltia. ,,s1iy q tie soensess 'B1t Il y.
Wgu.I -
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.lucig--. uiuie-s mass, unOeE the skaAuI touoh Of
tire - rturs hand has stood forth IN iyTls OF beau
O., when tuc dciacins hnger Of time, a(d the coy
ro1S storms ul passing centuries b1rVa been una
p.e % dr'scc. THESE thinss havc hat, ther effect.
uIi via alrsys hold theit =.
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sTRAYEp OF sToLEN.

~ s-fu--sy July ~, Red Ho-ss vl.h trot 6
- w1--e q hls forehead and lane bs.rz zee
Ary5o1y TIA. VII -etn-r z..d ko-se CT zl-s infc-r
aror 70 Stephen piEle, viii he suit.bly reward a
Richmond, JAY 18th, 1855 VT.
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a.mlrlt..u. sill there are few amongst u, who
apurecltc 10 their fall value, the beauties Of the
81. .Uarv which surrounds them. They may be en-
tlu.a-.. ir their praises u that which is TAR away
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GALLERY

ir fia r-r. She ufloosEI, the LsmoI-le. tae Oh
Go ti..s .li ta- V s-squei ell but long line'
oi u--Ity. l-le 81 sclrccl a turn, whore we sia
u.- c..'l pt.lri o. st0p and -azc- Near BY, ne
-i1a,.l Surface tf t1 water, with every nal --brf-
ia tt.. - ',-h. m-rret upon it. bosom, 'rai!9 ifr
a0r~ tU- long trs
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FIND

a.a-, OBJ, Alps ali -ha; is Gne in mountain scene
~. They mas g, into raptures over the beau
t..- OIL The kline or Gua4alquIvir-t3lk OF the
Lake. Of >uitzer and and sunsets Of Italy forget
t.l-- ti.lf tIc same