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-NL- ti.h. -. 3.
The Tms Nom, Island correspondence
Of the -th states that Wagner ana Gregg
were evacuated by the rebels 70 l. clock
last night, Gen Gilmore must De assigned
the honor Of achieving another splendid TIL
umuh. 70urislner- were captured Iv o.
party under command Of Major >sr-i.-l %.
the th Conn. rect
The prisoners were enlelVl -il- O. push 81
in boats from Gregg and were intercepted by
our men who were also iu boats. The guns
ID both fJrts were spiked when our forces en-
tered Wagner. and a lighted fuse leading %
the magazine was discovered and Immeliatelv
cxtinruishcd a few moments later and
terrific explosion would have cnsuel- The
guns found IN Wagner consisting four naval
h0wIt-ers one siege h0wItzer two cllumfial-
one rlAei piece three clrrJnades One siege
mortar and one field piece. There were
found nineteen guns IN all in The two works.
But few Of the guns are in good condition
The bomb-proot in Wagner had not been pen
etrated The garrison. embracing 1900 men,
escaped in boats
Numerous t0rpedols arr scattered ol she
premises but vet they have caused us u9 iu-
Jury The dead and man-lcl bodies ol men
and animals pave the causway from Wagner
10 Gregg At $50 this morning Admiral
Dahlgren dispatched O flag of truce O. Sum
ter supposed 10 be for the purpose . DEE
handing the surrender u that fort. Dr. the
demand Is not compiled with il -htI.v,l be
viii again lombard that pile %. ruins The
amount Of ammunition LETT M Gree and
Wagner was considerable Numu1ls fierce
looking pixies having hooks near the end
were fixed IN the sand on the -lar-- of
Wagner for the purpose Of resisting ln a.
sault. Wagner and Gregg are each o.aupi-
ed by a regiment There Is u. fIn- .t any
consequence al present
The iron-clads arr in position Q. .!.n 0u
Sumter.
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NV YoEK. sept. /.

ONE DAY LATER--The steamer ArGgo
from Charleston Bar the 9th inst. has arriy-
ed. Everything was quiet At Morris Island
when the Arago left. The iron;i les and the
monitors were all engaged in shelling Fort
MOultrie Fort Sumter has not surrendered.
The Union forces were erecting works from
which 10 shell Charleston EVcrythiu. wa>
progressing iavorably. Our troops mcs With
no loss at the evacuation of Morris Island. NJ
direct attack had been made upon the city
when the Arago left.
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News of the Week.
BY Telegraph.


NV 1Ohk. Stpt- ~
The Tribune has the following despatch
relative 10 the movements Of Gen. Rosecrans
and his army.
Gen. Bragg has again been obliged to
give way to the superior strategy Of Gen.
Eo=ecrans, and Chattanooga tie last rebel
stronghold in Tennessee was to-day occupied
BY our force, without comtai. With it,
fall the whole Of Tennessee l. redeemed from
rebel rule.
Gen. RoseeIans' plan Of operations ives 10
hold the enemy in Chattanooga by demon
stration in front by one portion Of his army.
and cut of the rebel retreat with the other.
The former movement was to T. made by
three divisions Of Critiendens Golr. and
two divisions Of Thomas Corps. The latter
was to be accomplished by q circuit around
the rebel right by three divisions Of McCook's
Corps, and two Others Of Thomas
The movement was somewhat hazardous
from the division Of the army it involved,
but our great numerical superiority admitted
of the risk The flank crossed the river on
three pontoJn bridges on the q and Sd inst
The roads across the first range Of mountains
on the other side had to be made practicable
and II was only after immense labor that our
forces reached The valley on it, southern
dyrc
On the It'll ten. R1selrans established ms
headquarters at Trenton, eigh, miles south
of tbsriver. On the same day he recoanoiue5
the position around Chattanooga N person
Il. WIS determined to bring matters % N
issue without delay, but LIS adversary Tcr-
ceivins the danger Of being c1rne-ei, ahan-
d-ned Chattanooga. oar lea under Critlen-
dan. which had IN the mean time moved ur
closely to the FROM Of the town. cauc iu,5 il
thls morning
NLw loEk, SEPT. 10.
Il, H-1-5s Morris Island letter u tae
eih states that a rebel barge containing Ma
i5r ally a chief q artillery on cen. Ripley.
staff. surgeon Charles and J. men were cap
ture- by Lieutenant Hig-ius5n Of the tr.-
az, P9whatton last Friday night near Fort
Sumter. ON Sunday morning all 0uI l4t
ferries again opened On Wagner and the firing
T. NOW going on most vigorously. Before =
O'Clock al the monitors and the lrJnaies
t,.k up position III line before :he IcHe
work, ana began their work @, tie day u
Z, clis time 10 o'clock they have been
tiru- rapidly and with good effect N-,-
gun has been replied to by the rebel, ll
tiis island though the batteries On jaime.
and Sullivan'a Islands az, in full blaze
~, are trying 70 break the bomb-pr1ot w-ici
j. covered with % feet Of sand and the vlri
], gong on most satisfactorily as close
We think we have them in a tight place
The steamer sails too soon o. justify any
cruicrturcs as the result.
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~ erAyTITT oF REFEREYcEs

Any CUANTITT or REFERENCES
vii Re -ivez 10 parties in this vicinity in who's.
families tbs machine has done away all Use Of The
needle by hand.
Tie following Is an extract from Gescriutior II
the WHEELER WILSON SEWING
MACHINE N Appletou's Dictionary Of Mech
anics -
Two and one-half yards Of thread l. The svs,.,..
required Tor yard Of sewing. There Is no limit 10
the number q stitches that may be made n any
given time The driving wheel IL graduated orSiin-
arily, % make i've stitches AZ eaeb t-.sd =
that roin slx hundred % thousand stitches Der
minute are readily made.
The bearings and friction surfaces are 80 ugn.
that the propelling power required Is merely p1Tn
inal. The rotary hook feed bobbin and other pa-ts
at az subject 70 wear, are made Of finely tempered
steel the other parts Of the machine are tastfulIv
ornamented, or heavily silver plated
Thousands are used by seAmstresses dresslnakers
clothing, hats caps, cOrsets, ladies CATERS umbrel-
las- parasols, sllk and linen goods, with complete
success sometimes from one hundred 70 two nun
creo are used IN single mandatory. The amount
Of sewing that operator NAV accoIupiis ~ drfI|s
much upon the kind Of sewing and her experience !.
one Thousand stitches per minute readily ulade
which would form more than a yard Of seam with
stitches Of medium length Fiffv dozen Of shirt r,I
lars OF six dozen Of shirt Blossoms are 4 davis uork
lRqn stralsht seams an operator with one machine
Will perform tue work Of twenty by hand on an
seamstresses.
The Wheeler 4 Wilson machine l. applicable 70
every variety Of sewing family wear; from the
highest muslins % the heaviest cloth Its mechan-
ism i the fruit Of the highest inventive genus COM
hined with practical talent Of the hrst order Its
principles have been elaborated with great care and
u involves all the essentials required in a family
sewing machine Il l. simple and Thorough in Gun
structiun elegant in model and hnsh. fAcile in man
aEeInent, easy, rapid, and quiet in operation and
reflects additional redit upon American mechanical
skill"
Also constantly On hand, Needles, Homes Braid
ere, Marking Gua-es. fuckers Needle-czses Ac-, At
the
SEWING MACHINE AGENCY.
Brss Prrss Buad'rg.
No. & CoLLE6EsI. BrKLlssIOx. Vt
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rNpERrAkER's NOTICE.

HAVING purchased a new and
-5 T. ssleudid HEARSE, PAIL
80 CLOTHS. and al other couyen-
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Steamers arriving from the Chesapeake re-
port all quiet on the Potomac. No indica-
non Of rebel batteries 4 few rebel cavalry
are seen from time TO time but NJ attempt
has been made to interfere with the naviga-
tion Of the river. nor has anything been heard
from the rebel forces sent out 70 make addi-
tional captures Of gunboats
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no: FOR THE WEST:
CHELP TRBELLLyy.
vermont Central Line.
AND
Grand Trunk RGiI,r0y.
ToE
Detroit. Chicago, and all Point. We.,-
FIRE FIRST CL.FSN.
FIRE FIRST CL.FSN,

Burlington o. Detroit, all Rail-. CID
Chicago, CRail and Water Sis-
Ind az Points Hest IN Ike proportion.
Two Express Trains leave Burlington dali, 2 =,
a y, 80 p. ~ Only - hours % hetroif an ~
muir 70 | ileaso- baggage checked through.
berths on the Grand Trunk Raily-s, IN 60. anu
ihrugsh Tickets can he procured ar I'M s+,fio,s
on the VI Central Line. al-o of
H. \. DRURY. Aeeat
Ne. American Hotel
~. . Burlington, Vt.
July 9Th. s..s,.
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was that Sumter and Wagner would be ia
ken, but that Charleston would not be. Our
informant expresses the opinion that the
iron-clads would never get ont Of the harb7r
if they once got into 1t
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! SOS. LAKE. CHAMPLAIN. 1s6:
summer Arrangement.

COMMENCING .UU.ND1I, -HG1 4, %
The new and splendid steamers Of the
champlaln Transportation Company,
Urued States Capt. Wm. Andersen,
Canaad, Capt. Wn. II. FlagE,
4us-ira, Capt. Henry Mayo.
Wcrrsal, Capt. Lot Chamberlain,
VII run a. follows until further notice
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FARM FOR SALE

TTHE Subscriber ofiers a very rare ch4n-s
Il one wishing to invest money ID rea- W.
j. Farm situated two miles south-e@s. -
burEh village. -ou the main ruad %
Bristol and Huntington. formerly q
PosT Fam Il contains 2l7 acre % 80
viii two dweIIin. houses. seven harms sl - -
ous other cut buildings. Also Two hum. rr--
trees. a part grated fruit, veil vsieree, %
springs and arunning stream of water 49, { >
and Is IN every way suitable itr the -, ,s-rss-
Kind ofstnck All the subscriber might =, '.t--r {
the quality Of land would prove ufsati- ~ 8,
purchaser Therefore he invites tAe-
q AAiii me '0' ''ie -h' G.E. BARBER
O~ner s-d ~.
Juiy 5ist. -
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~ Fine White britannia. finished o. nice o. t.
~ yer and equal 10 Dixon a sous and viii out lat
four rolled Britannia Pets AMI rei.ru their lus-re for
many years; sold ri BRlNSNsIp'S Ola stand.
Church Street
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THIS day received, Oranges. Lemons Pine Al
Il pies, Coc0anut.- &c-. &c-. all in good order
G. L. HART. No Bank Eloel
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A Ii Shades and Sizes Wisp. and BraiIs fur
y uished 70 order, 20 BBINSNAIIrS Ola Stand.
Church Street
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Fa.r iHt sarrH AND EAsr TRAINS ARRIVE At But
oCuENSBUR RICH RAILROAD.
1855. tsGI-
.Jl1IER ARBASCENENT

THROUGH MIL.
Le4se o -leustur-h at D. l1 ~. .llne % MAJ mel
arr.fr- 10 hnuss Point 90 81 p A.. connecting
".il fIe Vermont Central Railroad Ni-ht Exure...
VIII .1di4 NCcrrng Co.'S attached. f0r Concord.
Na-ele-;cr, Nashua. Lowell. Lawrence, Portland.
-i'-" .r-h. NurllcstC-. Springfield Gc and a---v-
iii- 90 h.,tHr early the following morning Also.
injecting 81 Burlington with a 3 r r. flr Trav
Al ans and view York, and az Fouse's Point with
L.tHt tla1unlain Steamers for Saratnea Su-fu-.
Troy. Albany and New York Also win 4 A 81
Lawrence + r. tor Montreal and Quebec
NIGHT THROUGH TRAN
Leave o-icushur-h at $50 NJ, Ion arrival o.
"f-il rlik day train with Sleepiu. ar attached
e. 0get-l- 90 house'- Point with Vt Central II
Gay Express for Boston and all points East and n
iiIrlin=ign with A i r, for Troy. Albany an
g." ora arriving II S q ? A.. Also connecting AZ
burlington with DAY line Lake Champlain steamer.
~ tlc south Also al Rouses Point with trains fr
Montreal and Quebec.
RETURNING.
Leave Boston al 20 n. and 9 pl rv and Ne-r
OH az 90 A n, arriving az OEdeusburah al h 15
Z 1- ln time % connect with Grand Trunk RaiIvra,
a. d @ X H. and Ottawa a Prescott r. RI Az
via l-aAe unt1rlu Steamers and Northern T-.rs-
pQTtatiun Cos Frupellers for all Points West
,r.,..- ,,.... CIV HOYLE. Supt.
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TaE.UsH TICEETs by this Line, between the pr.n-
Opal places 10 the Northern States, can Re procured
az the Ticket Offices ~ the Railroads
Company. Office, American Hotel, Burlington.
il Tracy. cent n- Commissioner Street. Montreal
NJ Canlgll, per -. Foot Liberty street. New orb
lha- Thurman. -i- Broadway. New York Union
Depot Troy, New York; on hoard Lake Champ-air
beard Hudson River Steamer Hudson River Rail-
-.l- n11-es. Sew I1-k.
BflG4GE CHECEED THROUGH
n..-0u-er- and Baggage VII be tran ported irau
Care O.. Boats from the Depot. al Burlington,
-frce of charge =
-Hf. taken st Lowest Rate
THOe. II CASFIELu
General Agent.
S.. American FiHl-. Burlington. II
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GREAT INDIAN REMEDY
FOR FE.LfLEN


1T. hdill~on iudiAu lmiua- o. uC.
n TH I .s.s4r', virtue, Is" 5ss Nssa .
- anything else OF tie kind. and Prov
KAA fu- Cfc-tua. arsr Old others have
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H~z'E plant used il the natives fur the
18TH same purp0>o from time lmncm1riaI.
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OfFR TWO THOUSAND BOTTLES
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taken a- directed. and without tte least rr.ur, o.
health .n any case - II Is rut uu iu BOTTLES .r
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p Remember This medicine is destined r1-
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The CONFESSION AND rxpv,

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noLNG NoRTH.

GOING NORTH
RAY LIVE. } Leave Whitehall Daily, sun
rom Hsites1.. days excepted al lu-2' A u,
Troy Albany and Buffalo reaching Burlington al
SIS ~ and Rouse's Point at Is P NJ, making
direct connection with the Cars for O-deushgrE the
same evening arriving az Montreal al 1870 7 A.
NIGHT LINZ , Leave Whitehall Daily, ga
81 p. NJ. turtays and sundays excepted
~ $40 Z ~ upon arrival OF the Trains from New
urk ana Buffalo, and Suspension Bridge the same
day, reaching Burlington at $50 NJ and Platts-
hur-l 90 500 A M.-c0uuec-in- az each place with
Trains arriving at Montreal at s, NJ, and Osdoi'-
GOING S1UTH.
DAY LISE. Leave R0use's Point Daily. a.
1880 A. VI. SPlatts6urg att ~ on arrival
OF Train from Montreal, via Vt & Canada Railroad
connecting with Boats at Burlington at 1879 b.
connecting az Ilcuuder0ga az = P with Lake George
Boat reach Whitehall az 81 ~ in season for the
Train connecting al Troy and Albany with splendid
Steamers 90 the Hudson River and with
Niyaf Erprss Tam 10 tis Wesf.
SieHr LINE. Leave Rouse's Point Daily
=. p. VI. Except Saturdays and sundays
on arrival Of Train from Montreal and Osdensburgh,
arriving az Burlington al g. - P a, and reaching
Whitehall az 80 A n, IN time for Express Train
reaching View lork al l,5- N, ana only Line con
Meeting with the Hudson River bay Boat from Al
bany, 10 a NJ, reaching New York at n, and
Buffalo and Suspension Bridge az Pm
Al the lines each way wi. be run via Port Kent
ami Plattshur-h-
- by this arrangement two daily lines are
formed each way aJrn- great facilities for parties
Of pleasure 0r business men % 20 and return same
Cay between different points on the lake.
Passengers by taking the Steamboat Line VII
avoid the annoyance o. dust and impure air % Cars
during the heat % the dav-wll make close eonnec-
uelrlou- with all the Trains Cf the different Roads,
On the passage between Whitehall and Rouse's
Point VIII have an extensive view Of the beautiful
Scenery 90 the Lake--the Adirondacks OF New ork,
and tle Green Mountains Of Nermout-wil pass
near 60 The ODD Forts 81 Crown Point and Tcon-
dcroi, the Islands, and many other point. 0f inter-
est and celebrity IN the history Il the last war At
the latter place passengers O. and from Lake george
land and pass through that beautiful Lake call
on 20 splendid steamer Mi1retata-
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RUTLAND = BURLINGTON r. r.
SUMNER AEEAN6 EAfENT
Commencing May -. 1893. trains AL rlu O.. f.l-

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
Commencing May =. l-sa. trains AL rlu o. f.I-
lows
LEAVE IrEL-yG-.y
A.r SIAM TEA-y. Up Boston. Lowell W0rce--
t.-. Bellows Fails. keeHe. FitcLhur-1. HrattIe-
H-" n-l-la.-. Hartford. New Haven. Troy.
Albany and Sew YORK arrive lr Boston I- p
Troy --- N Sew York l7rv-
Ttre .a TOY 1-5 B5e9- t-t.-t Cf--es
NJ Cas-
-. NJ ElrEr,, TRAIN r- Rutland Troy. All
.lrf. Sew Hrk. Schenectady and the West AZ
1--WE DO Troy o. ~. New lrk rv Hu1- % River
Railroad ~ Steamers next morning
N, NiHHr ELFEEss .-UU Montreal On Ncu
.rk. arrive ~ Troy 3I ~ New York 30 A..
F-.N tHt ~HrrH AND EAsr TRAINS ARRIVE At Bur
LISGrQS As FOLLOWS
4. a. %. a ..avvoDAuoS TRAM from Eutland.-
Ia.- --aIl leaves Rutland 90 q H1 a.
Pr a. MAN TRAIN from Boston Lowell NH-cr-
te-. Springfield Hartford. New Haven. Troy. Al
-s-t and New York. Leaves Boston 81 n
New Hrs 1I A a.. Troy ID I- NJ This train
i-..l Rutland stops Only az Brandon, Mlllchury
and Aar-cuucs.
a. Passenger Train Leaves Troy at-.nI A.
~ Rutland IlI-N
IIChtTN sold for Sarata 20 Troy. Albany. New
y "rh >cIcrecia. 2 and all principal points on the
NrU AH-k Central and Western RzI blscs and lus
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3. e. ROWE ". d. American Hotel FIocv
- Fare always a. Low a. hv auy other route and
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FOR SALE

WANE LAND Fruit and NcseiAls -
w JANEsvILLE, Wis Ny 6arecI ~
PROFIT u sloo per annum, ] offer y q Srs~
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QUILTING. HENMING,
GATHERING md TELLING

peri rrnin- every species Of sewing except making
huttou-holcs and stitching on buttons L pom straight
seams an operator with one machine will perform.
the work Of ten scamstresses. II will do SoRF woRK
sokE KINDS ofs WORK, AND N A BETTER NASSER
haH gnr 0ficr nacaiHt in proof Of which