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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-03
NV YusK, March 20

4 lstter from Hilton Head of tho 18th
saws this morning, I'll the Monitors six in
numbel left this point together with several
wooden gnnboats and half dozen sohconers.
The Ericsson has Just arrived mere with
floating nondescrir; in TOYS called the Devil /:
its purpose is understood t, he to clear the
channel Of torpedoe- and other otetrurlions
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-03
for HAvans
CNcINNATI. March -

IIENINNAIIi -'IdItU -
The rebel force in Kentucky in believed to
be about 5000 men under Gen. Pegram.
II is reported that Wolfrei's cavalry CAP
turej 200 rebels yesterday
Cluke's gnerillss still hover aroiad M5ua-
Sterling; over 900 of his men have i-en
captured since Sunday last.
No apprehension are fell for the safety Of
Lexington.
The Federal wagon trains. stores and camp
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-03
- Eear,r s'-se.. via-Ir-.
TuE ERFAT ENGLISH UE.fFpI
SD, JAMES CLARK
CEIEVu ATTD FENFAIF FILL.

Prepared from prescription Of @Ir J. 'LA-s5
Fhvs-is1 E1traor,. nary ta the pu---
THIS well known medicine i- ul .Hl
| tst = sur. -7f. remedy e Female L~-
emil 90 7trucfinr-, from zuF rs,-e. ~i.7'e-'- Ell.
slrh0u-S pow rriul rar1elv. ~ rof'4fra L.'.H
hrrffui % tho r@u.t1tufion.
To- --NEEIEn LADIES NJ be- Tr-uI'1ril
viii .n short time. ns-1 - "u me u 'r- r--
with I"-uiar'ts-
On AT ssrc- 90 N-rr1u- anil 0Vfrs' sT- r.-
-r rlr Each and limb. H-arW-s-. f1f.-l
ryarti~n. rsnitatiou NJ tho Heart. Ir-r...
Spirits. Uvsterirs. SICK Hr3dHcho. Whit
s.- rrirfri disease. uccs-I0-@f by RI i...l..r-
f.H These ril'- vill affect ri-a Ht.u .
r..HH. have failed
Thee Pills have never h"ru ,ue~u 's --
Oh. direction. eI The ut Ta-- m %. f.~H
r.I. sI.aerVrU.
f-r mI particular. -~t rswrfi-r. .-
AGENT
= E-sI ami r pa7fs-~ f+n.r .H...
authorized agent. viii insure .Hff.r
,ttr 81 flIle. hv return mai.
~.1t ry All I'-T--ief-.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-03

NV lnhA- lA1-A %
The steamer Iuhal-Cain from Havana 18th
has arrived. Vera Cruz dates of the 4th re-
ceived at Havana state that Puebla has not
been taken by tho Trenohnar did they appear
to prosress rapidly.
Gold opened in this city to-day at l39 l.,
ul2 O'Clock 1t s-ld for 40
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-03


Leave Burlington no iHi 4. NJ, lH 80 a. N AMI
fn r. "
Mail TRAIS leave Bo-fan AZ -iI a. ~. v..s i.u-
Oh. Lawrence or TitchhuT- Loarrs Springfield o.
a VI Bellows Pals ~ d. ~ p ". c0nuec f'n- 50
White River Junction with NurfnsruR far Boston,
and with Ps.sumpsic Rf7r and fromSt john 'ury
LIttletsu. arriving il Burlington 20 30 81. and
a. S. Alhsn - S. aud Lodge
ArrovvarArI1v TFAIv leaves NHItlted f- -
4 " and Burlington ~ 1885 N fr R1r.s's
Fairt aud Montreal
Nreur ENrrr-s rRtrN leaves Bei'-ws Fall af o.
r NJ receiving ps.-eu-or fram tho Vermont VAL
1rv rs l,arfr- Nrv York ~ I' 8 VI. anil from
Cheshire Is Is leaving Ee-t0n 2 lJ 7. VI, connecting
White River Junction With train leaving hlstel
500 Z. NJ. via lowell or Lavrenra Leave White
Efvcr Iuuef'cr AZ o. % =. n. arriving st Burning
ton SIS A. NJ Rouse. FONT -lI A. VI Montreal
1880 a. 81 aud O-i.n .hur-h D.. an r.. 81. connect
ing with Graul Trunk Train. fr Der Chicago
AMI t'e We.
slleu.r- Cor. 4fs attached p. t.th t1t sight
Expires Irsiu- running between Fr1.- POINT s-i
Through Ti,<sts O. thi,a-. s-f -f- V-.t s'.
co I'D tne p-In..Iel -'-rrrs
so Allan. w.. r--.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-03

The Pres has special .dispatch from the
Brentwood. Tenn. fight which says over so
rebcls have been buried BIZ our troops, 100
were wounded, lis taken prisoners Our
loss was % killed wounded and missing. in
Guiding oaiccra
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-03

The gauboat Reliance OF 'be Chesapeake
squadron car.ared yesterday thc schooner
FLYING Cloud llaiel with percussion caps,
pistols. shot. tools. silks. shoes. boots, DC,
on the way to Dixie. Several parties on h'ard
were made prisoners
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-03

L.s.s Furl,uet-n 81 a' 4. go s.. a r and
-75P.M
Nan TpArN leave -t Aih-u - q o. = v. Bur
uuEtan ~ 4 NJ. ~ouu-Ctl1- - White River
Junction With trs'u. i.r sni from Msl- hivsr, -
robnsburv and T-ttletau and with Northern r
f-- Boston Lowell Nor-gstar 30. anil connecting
=. Re love- Pail. vitl tha.hirc ior Fc-tsH. and
With vermont Valley fr Springfield. Nev
Haven and Nev YORK. sruriu- - Sew YORK a.
IHI5r.W
A,Udu'for tuoS TFNs Ir1r-- Rru-ra E1.Hf RI
p fFA VI f'r Rutland and NorihhelH-
Ni-Hr ENFFEsS TF,rV leave r-irn u--r 90
i.ul " Montreal ~ % ?. n. Eouse- Point -
F1P v arriving At Boston at 90 = ". con-
rc-fuc ~ Below. Falis with t1e-hire iar l,s--
ton znd Worrs-tr ami wifh Vermont valley u
f.r Springfield and Ncv Hat.r. lu. arriving iu
Ncu York 40 81, r "
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-03

V'HT sUESC RIBEES HAVING rJRtH ~
! veil known Livery stand recently COUPE d.
Public that tl,-., are ready 20 accommodate e.
PIE Il Burlington with auv thing in th'I q.
IN hours ami 90 Che shortest notice, e7t
share of tho pstr"ua-' n TIE pulhc
rTW CARRIAGE. Goop HpV-i-
CAREFUL pRlV Frs
supplied o. ti tiur ani la paths 1+f.'
tuI-frr#
r. riiet
april ftuN
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-03
srECIAL NOTICES.
rrRE BOURBON WHISKY.
EorrILn ~
Y dol no VoTfc
10 TIE PUBLIC

Having been solicited by Physician. Dra--
Grcccrs, and private families to add 70 my ru.rr.
.'Fure Bourbon whisky in bottles, thr sans
am and have been doing with my "S-h.....
scnuapps,~ 10 seal IL with my seal, and 1'll u- .
tlRcato 60 the label, n its uudoubted purity. s.
happy o. say that. after great deal Of dif.uI,-
have concluded an arrangement VITA tra Of r.
Target and oldest di.tillcrz in Kcrturk, frs-...
lar supply.
Tho whisky VIII De- put mp boo quart hr't'.
rack.d in "a 81. Of one dozen each
Craving for the following letter a ci-ri- s..
teutivr l.erus1l remain Your, a..
Uoorru. W...
Sew York. January afH ..
Urytrno WoTfr. 10. - Beaver ST. y
Fler- sir The want Of Pure Liquor '.~ U......
purposes has been long felt by ID. profession
thofsauds Of lives have h.eu -srrils.H H- .H.
% pduiterat-l article
W. have tested the Bourbon Vr-l. .f...
sent us, and consider u justly entitled ts ... ..
reputation vCu claim for H.
No would recommend YOU 2" 1Pr".rf ..~.....
Respectable ApothscsTles lu different t.rf. ..t..
Tinted state rs Agents l1r tho sale of on F.--
Whisky where The profession can e'f''r H..-
whom needed for medicinal purp'-"s
Nrhiu- rnu success in your new emit. rp..
Ne remain your ohfalsrf .--....
Valentine Mott ~ T.. No. Gram1rer r...
2 VI Garuochan VI. J.. FrofessHr r I..
surgery Surscou-in g hirf o. tho -'lf. 4. IA,
Nc.- So. Is Past sixteenth Street
levi, T. Sayre, ". D., 795 Broldvfr
d. r pe Wee H. D., 19l Br'advar
Joseph Worster. VI. f., l-si Ninth Stree.
Nslson STEELE, ". p, 81 B.ccck.r Stree
John O'Reillv, ". r, 90 Fourth -lrg..
h. q Raphael, ". =, Profes-or q fh. Pre-
and practice Of Surgery, N,v l'rs 81
college, &C., % Ninth Street ana -a'
TO COUNTRY NERCHtNT~.
DFCGGIs
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-03
Thrrr Invaluable Book fn' fh" F''h'
forte.


FI1ttF HOME tiRCLE-N VnlUw. "i
l contains y Marches and gllickstcp- =, 49,
81 Polka, 8 Sehuttischcs ! Rcdowa.- iI
and f"lka Mazurkas Gcrlit71. 90, f-.....
Cotilion- 4 guadriilc- ani o. l'arr,-, h'i-''
Sc. arranged f'r the Piano. o., f.
rttE SILVER CupRii-A tvni'du'' r-s--
o.. HON. Circle " containing Collection 49,
song, Ballad Duets and Quartet A.''
paniIneufs for the Pisno-fart"- -. 81
Tar SHOWER or PEARLS u lnth'h
beautiful puet. TT Two SoPrine..
Son-ar0 arf Tcrtr. ~.nrann ana nt--'
ant Rass. Arranged with .u Accom- ''A
The Pian0-firt-. IL. ..as..
Each volume l. a complete library - .f
Choice Music and no one will fail u Bi-pe
one and all a great desideratum for every Li,f-r-
Prise Of each in cloth SIS IN Rl,h -.
Sa0l. on receipt of which eopies VII 70
postpaid. OLIVER plIsVs, R.~f.a
Publishers - Washington 81
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-03
Ayers \
SARSAPARILA''
rns rcfLp's a.EAT Rsntpf
ro-,e,r. and Scrcflicus Disease

a,.of,I. and scrohlicus Disease
Frsr- Eaasry Edss, q VT, tno'rH 10
p H., 49, ySSt one bottle which f'ii,,. o. Tee
4. sir, i cir Ct and full satisfaction u lhe- ~, 80
" As fast people try ~ w. -, ,',.,,,,,'
l,r, no medicine Ike n icfo-c N or ,o'h'''.
r-1,n.ions. Pinples, Blotches, fustules, VI
Gers. sores. and ell Diseases OF the SKIN
yi,gi Ee- F,.Gf Sfrrf'1r, Eristef, t',y-" -,
I oniv 40 my duty 70 YOU aud III p"en. W., -.
al my Testimony 70 titl ~" w ,ist.',-
a. iu-l virtue. ct vow : Nr> NrAiill y " -
Ter, a.-ed ten, had an aihictiug huinol n ,,l ~
cy,- aud hair for years, which W, W, ~, -
-ir., untii we tired veur : ~ AfAhiel'-
l-.,u we'll iJr zuIne months
Te,l7 Ms Isrs =. Ia-'. 'rs'' t"@,~- "" ~,
'.fe'r'.i t'.'4 ''.'i.,s,l. ' ,.-f WITH A
..r,f,Iou- .r,i,,fian. which was '.ry tr'H' '''t
Na'Aiu. afforded amy relief up'i - ~ u
>NEsN'NNIlLN.wiieh soon comps. ''t
Prom rh,rls p Grqr, Esq, - ~ 'ri ..'l,g
C...- lff-i-'f e Co.. ietr lf''ri"rf ' ~ '''''''"
b. .Y.-. 90 N.i-iHr, T. ~
II mad Tor several y-rrs rrrv 'r11''i--''"e
rafii 30 dist -.nT' 3 my I-g-nr-- ani -tll.as m -
..HI. 4fIciiou. n. almost t,.rs wv, ~
tfi nf both a,lgias and medicine. bur without "N
r.i,.. Whatever until took your >NhSAr ti-ltA'-
d j. msi- riv tt-c Wets' i- 'i tIi ''
% r...ht cor - tifla- hst iI q i-T weeks iHr "'"
-r-l u.-u 20 form ur'ler TEE bl"icr-- r"l ,-.'-
tiuG..l nuI1 niv face o. ~ anl"-t . .it pr,
t1i goo si-ltl1f any -rmIt""- 81 'l'' '-..-..,,
tar', of -',vy perfect l-'lih, p" N''
.I.r .l.t, if 90 T1ur ~tE-AfNbflt'-
r.-r-ipaipS - General Debility Purify the
Blood.
s.. u-. Eft ~H--a, n. -s'9H 81, Nsr l'-l
.u. N,.r --ll"m ilil tn r'l'oF, tF.l.
. . -... -...t t' t. fa.r-.t tllc-- u-" o. N1Nf
N.'. t..''- 't.t .-i I'D .''...,
3D.. ...rrI. ft. -sE-tr tEltLN You it' -''p-
ilt.r ti o.. profession as vel ss % ths pom
t... o. . Jhr.fss, Esf-. if'li.r'1a- t'."-
l.. J,,,l,l years, hgi Oh. y-iigN hf.-i '-
... -.. . he sun. durir. which tim- irie' . 'i1
I -.rrIf rHrsn. Hfr fsHIa Nf1rf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-03

Memphis papers cd tive Goth confirm yesier
days despatch that large force under Sher-
man passed through SunAcwcr river and
landed near IIainc's Bluff M action had
occurred up to the latest dates
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-03
EcOnon,U rs BCdJfh !
Til maxim viii be fully demonstrated ty huyiu
TUE AMERICAN nor AIR
coo KING SToY We.

ASH WILL EAKE. BROIL AND ROAST BET
~ ter than any other stove with saving # 2, Per
cent IN fuel, and very large per centsge H conve
nisnC0.
They have the following advantages
lst. They arc Constructed with view ,.f great
durability all the plates exposed 20 the ere are
made n an extra thickness.
VI. The fucs are lined with remembering CO.
mont thereby applying the heat directly - the
oven, ana tho oven can he heated and kept IN haz-
IN. order with loss fuel than any ether Stove
Sd Ihoy have hot air drait. which not enll
make the fuel burn freely and last longer hut adj,
70 the boating and baking facilites
18th They consume al the gases from The usl
thereby adding greatly 20 the quantity ct heat obs
tanned from tho amount Of fuel usef
sth. The Stove is made. mounted and finished u
the most superior manner. The oven = large and
well ventilated. Tho Stove Is convenient IA form
anS made for use 70 adopt N. language If some
who have used this stove Cd II VIII DO work
With less fuel than eny other stove IN proof pr
add the following testimony
TUE AMERICAN COOKING STOVE
mat Fs,. D.. Srra5us Says o.
ALHAyT. Dee @. .-i-
NE. sAEEr--'Iv Dear sir III FAMILY Pc ra urafr
= Thorough tfsl Of the American Hot Air Cookin.-
stove % and they regard 70. both on tho score II ~
convenience and economy, a. harin-. greatly Tho
advantage of snv other they have ever tried. IN
decd. they consider perfect leaving uofhir.
~ - desired.
Very truly yours.
" r. SrRAGUT
n, AsrnscsN Hor A1s Cookfse SIvvr j. Tor ale
m Burlington ty
MATTHEWS A BANTER
S3- Is. faHu Church Street
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-03
RUTLAND a BURLINGTON EtrT-
ROAD.

rFfNr AFRASCENL>T
Caul,l-u- March --. is-. t-ai-. gill iss.s I4r.
hn-flu as follow
GA y. Mail Trs'a rrl Bo.tor well. Worcester.
BELOW. Fzll-. hesut. IitclturEh. BTatt,horo.
Springfield H-rtfari, View Haven. Troy. Albany
and New York
r5-oagt 20 Boston r,t'esf rtssssef cas-.
D. -. Accom- 1datl.n Tram
l0P ~ Night Exprc. rom Montreal srr,vc- in
F'-ten -1t + r N.'s fclt ais r Y nest day.
Flow '-. ,e't 1rf rr' T-1-r. 1-',e 4- Fu-l-g-ru
falaas
sos ~ Nlff Tram from Boston T.ueu. Wsrccs-
ter. Srrin geld, Hartford and Sew Haven Leave
R0-tau - VI.
-a- W E1rrc.- Train fren Ssv York A. .l s "
Troy l1+J 7 v
THROUGH IICEETs sold % IL the principal
point, East, South ard West and baggage ohsoEsi
through.
y Pare sl--ays G.. lo-F &C. ny zry ether line
Z : CHATI,-. Sup
Burlington, Vt, Teh --th. Iss-.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-03
Uppcr Cabin Stea mcrs
DAILY ErTNTFN
OGDENSBUPGH and CLETELAND,
TOLEDO, DETROIT,

MlLN AZ MI AND 'nllA''t
Leaving Osdeusburgh on the Arrival Of the ErPr'''
Tram from the East calling regularly for ger
and Freight al Alexandra Bay, Clayton Cape ~
cent and Oswegc.
Prs,euqers aud FGr1tirs noting Hsff can cniaiN
with their Luggage Teams Stock &c, and land To-
gethcr without disturbance or Transhpment' ~
their Port OF destination.
These SteamCrs hdus large Cnbia' and Star. Rooms
amply and neatly furnished, for First Class fassen-
ers; and Second Cabins with Cook Stoves and com
Portable accommodations for Passengers and awhile
who may wish to furnish their own provisions ana
bedding.
No efforts will he spared 20 maintain TIE Icputa
non Of his. as the CHE fPEST AND BEST ROcTE-
For through tickets. &C, apply o. GEORGE W
SMITH Gcneral Passenger Agent, Office opposite tue
johnson House. corner Ford and Patterson SIS, og-
denshurgh, y. Y. GEc. 4. EnDY, Agent. osic"s-
burgh, y. Y.
Through tickets can be obtained at all tho prnrip-
M Railroad Ticket Oflc. between Boston and o.
denshurrh.
n. y. pRUEY. Agent
No % American Hotel E'o.s.
r1sT-l ia w-ulo- burlington, w.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-03
NV Yorx. Nfarch =


cold opened today at li2 IA; At i
O'Clock it was sold at l42 Il.
\ dispatch says that stocks ars active aud
rising
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-03
TARLisUED i7GO.
PETER LORILLARD.
Snun & Tobacco ManufRc;urrr,

~ & r. CHAsBERs SrUrTr
Formerly 4 Chambers street Now YORK d
MOULD call tho attention Of Dealers ~ tho Ar
w ticlcs Of his manufacture. viz
BROWN SNUFF.
Nscsbov. Fine Rapce Cosrsc Eal.se. American
gentleman, pcmigrcs, Pure Virginia, Nachitoches
Copenhagen.
YELLOW -NUFT
-cpteh, High Toast scotch, Irish High Toast. OF
Lundyfcct Honey Dew scotch. Fresh Honey Dew
scotch, Fre-h scotch
y filtration - ruled 20 ths large ro3uct,ou ia
F-ict- q ifas-eaf Ctewug auf Sfiosiag Tobaeoos
wiics riN b. found o. Superior Qaehfg.
BACCO
SHokiff- I'M CUT CHEWING. sYoErNt..
Long. y. \. l.. or plain. e.. Jazz
No. ]. tRvendsh, or sweet spanish
Ne. q. sweet scented oronoco CANISTER.
Sos . mixed Tia Foil Cavendish, TurLi.h
Granulatod.
y. IA circular Of price, piii Do sent ~n aprli-
cation.
Mar s-dfyr
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-03

Tullc --lshrsfai Female w.
possessing virtue uusl
anything ol-a of th- l1n'. 7r-
In- erc-tual after an ether
failed. DEL prepared from sH q
plant u-a+l -r fne raf'rHr .
samc PURGE from time 1fuu.
and rov for tle fr-f t'-ue OBJ
- the public. lf1- designed .r
marr-al ami ,u-lc lat,- ---
very hc1- thin suo--n -fla p
pc-e. SIT VIII HrIn- on the m--'
sickness IN casss o. oh--ru-'ie- p
auy cause. ard after Ell -r.-
, die = the lind have been '-.
vain This NAV sssm iu--s-
hut # u AL IN srv case OH
will ha reftfniel
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-03

The steamship Asia, from Liverpool 18th,
via Queenstown 18th. has arrived or this
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-03

/ cSG marches. sore and stun ieints hltftored sri
L tnhamed feet all these the soldier must endure
Mother, remember this. when ycur cons are -ra-p-
ing heir iusksf - meet danger think What relief
: ringls rot of this all healing ard cooling Salvc
vii give 20 tho one you love when fay away flnm
home and friends II hardsnc and make tough the
feet 81 that they can endure great fatigue II soeh
es and relieves Tho tnhamed and stenel joints lrsv
ms then supple, strong and vigorous. While fer
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-16

Madison, in one Of the Federalist pa
pers, gave ultersnce TO the following SEN
timent, which is particularly applicable
to the "Rights Of the People" shriekers
Of the present time:
The vigor of the government is essen
tial 10 the security of liberty; in the
contemplation of . sound and well in
formed judgment their interests can
never be separated; and dangerous am
bition more often turks behind the spe-
ciOus mask of zeal for the rights of the
people than under the forbidding APP
pearance Of zeal for the frmness and
efficacy of the government.
Madison spoke according TO the uni
versal testimony of history; but he wrote
the words of prophecy also. The South
ern oonspirators were exceedingly noisy
in declsiming about the "Rights Of the
South" Every editor and every stump
orator who was in the service of the
chivslry, devoted his nights and days Il
the exposition of Southern Rights" anC
imbibing immense quantities of thOst
fiery potations which are the chief sup
port of the rebellion. Now the South
ern people know that the only tru,
friends of Southern Rights are the UniOr
men, and that the Federal Government
is their best friend. Their leaders hav,
II
chains of iron, The best friends of lib
erty are those who sustain the Govern
ment in exercising its authority, AL
else is mob-law, anarchy and ultiInatel,
despotism. The very men who, tw
years ago, urged the South to rebel, il
order to preserve her liberty, are now il
favor of establishing military despo
tism over her people.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-16

PARsoN BRowNLow, the special Agent
Of tho Treasury Department, who is
watching ell smugglers aud rebel swind-
lers with vigilance, seized nine thousand
pounds of bacon, clear sides, on Saiur-
day, which had been concealed in this
-::yy, sSF the lsst twelve months. 1t was
owned by parties in Huntsville, Ala
and was evidently intended Cor the use
Of the rebel army The parson, when
informed by letter, where the bacon was,
called upon The military TO seize it, and
turn II over TO him, which Capt FrFE
did promptly, using the government
wagons 70 send i, - the parsons office
one door south Of the City Hotel The
rarson says II will do 10 feed Federal
soldiers this hot weather, after he runs
it through the machinery of,he Fedora
Court
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-16

The Atlanta Intelhgenser speaking of
East Tennessee, says:
Ten thousand anathemas upon the
heads of such traitors as Andy johnson,
BrOwnlOw, Maynard, and other tory lea
ders, that have made that beautiful and
productive country the home of so mise
rably deluded a set of men as thoy are,
who would yield it up to the Abolition
foel
The curses of the Lutolligsneer will
"Come home TO roost" thicker than the
futtering myriads of a pigeon roOst.
Why, we have not the least doubt in the
world that some enterprising printer win
be publishing what the hateligenoer would
call an Abolition newspaper in Atlanta in
less than six months.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-16

Negro chattels are becoming very
worthless in "My Maryland" Dut a
few weeks ago the slaves of Charles Car
roll were appraised at S. apiece, and a
late letter from Washington TO the Gin
cinnati Gazette, says:
A party of fifty negroes, men, women,
and children, came here to-day, having
been driven out by their masters residing
in the lower part Of Maryland.
So rolls the ball onward, and no NOR
tai power can turn it back or even arrest
its progress
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EXPLOSION AT FoBT LToNs--TwENrr
MEN KuLED.-There was an explosion
at Fort Lyons, two miles from Alex
andris, on the afternoon of tho 9th inst.
II appears that the men attached to the
Third New York Independent Battalion
were engaged in examining artillery am
munitiOn at the open door Of the north
magazine, when, from some cause, one
she'll exploded, followed bya few others,
and then the magazine. No damage was
done to the guns or gun carriages.
About twenty men we're killed, and
quite as many wounded, who have been
removed to the hospital at Alexandria.
Queen Victoria, il is said, clings 30
tenaeiously TO her grief, that il amounts
to mania. Every morning she has her
late husbands clothes taken to his dreas-
ing-room and brushed; his shaving APP
Paratus and hot water placed on his
dresser and his plate arranged on tho
breakfast table in the same manner as
when he was alive.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-16

MAJOB GENERAL BURNSIDE. gem
tleman reached Frankfort on Wednesday
last, 10 confer with the Governor, the
State authorities, and General Boyle,
on military matters in Kentucky, and re-
turned to Lexington the next morning.
The Commonwealth says an opportunity
was afforded to our citizens, and espe-
ciaily to the ladies, to see and speak
with one who has so thoroughly won the
coincidence and esteem Of the people of
Kentucky. Every one was pleased, and
satisfied that the high estimate which
had been placed upon him was justified.
Burnside looks and acts a great man /;
and the manner in which he has manag-
cd the affairs of this department shows
him to be statesman asswell as Gem
eral. The more we see of Burnside, the
more we like him. He has done much
for Kentucky. His order, No. 80, has
worked like charm, and given peace,
quiet, AID security 10 many portions of
the State which have been infested by
rebel sympathizers and marauders. Pre-
viOuS to its publication many parts of
the State were infested by MOrgan's men
and other rebels whose presence brought
fear and terror, but since its enforcement
there are none 10 be found within our
lines, except few desperate characters
who come and go secretly, to act the
spy - and those are caught whenever
found, and executed.
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ANOTHER COTTOS LoAS.-It'is stated
that Confederate agents in Paris had pro-
posed scheme Of a second cotton loan
for the COnfederates, to the extent of
five millions of pounds sterling, but the
Messrs. ROthschild refused to negotiate H.
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Destroy the Union 10 save slavery.
We said the other day that the Louis
Vile Journal would see the Federal Union
perish before it would give up slavery.
We know that its editor once struck out
paragraph from 4 communication that
declared that Kentucky would cheer
fully sacrifice slavery to save the Union ;
and that was the only paragraph which
IL erased from very long article The
Journals beau ideal of q conservative is
Gov. Seymour, and read what Seymour
said in his noted Utica speech:
If it is true that slavery must be
abolished to save the Union, then the
people Of the South should be allowed Ia
withdraw themselves from the Govern
ment, which cannot give them the pro-
lection guaranteed by its terms.
That is, save the Government and
slavery, too, if you can; but let the Gov.
eminent perish rather than save it by
sacrificing slavery. The loyal men o
Kentucky repudiate with scorn the infa,
nous doctrine.