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( NENiA SEMINARY. AMENIA. - Y
4. 4ic Rev =. j. itNl, a. g.. ..s. Winter I,rm
81, It osts l.'s ne-. u. ~ casa. 90 = Lll.ulil.a
-a..e.. the fr.-la-
I COURSE o.. PRACTICAL LESSONS in
= no.t s,'r L. ~ noaa.' .a.r. 70 ~ CO
iAt' fr.9-inei o'" ~ ~, 1000, j.
icnnfr'hP oLlfhh h "'Li-Aiih
BOOKKEEpiNG. Business Whiting, Ar.th-
- fre r. tr-Mt DOfrEAH ~, rr.sfuey. t~srs t4e
'.r.r.i t.ra.eIe.a. l..l Dbl Nsrl &C. aaf ,1I zee
witt ...4 o. .ftl - - L". e.
sooler' BY jsnu.'y l'.
? ENJAMlN MA~ONs
ID c0MNERciii ASu MuIriRr BOARDING.
r.,..., s,iouL ,.'..' :, T.. i..,..,.vv
C.ie4.-s $o. o. N-i.a- o. f-l ae '.fet-~ar.
UNISTON SPA ACADEMY. y. "a
- Commercial C-r',- Yen uoafi'.r -a'.l O. Boy
t.-,-isn,s ,2e r,,. JANIS o,tVjtR Aat
ELOCUTION TAUGHT.-STAMMEHlNG
- CURED r.. 90 Co0rrr lutaie -ivel s'fcri %
taa iT -.a'ri i'r sess ianlf &C. Ne' Circular reg.
IRVING INSTITUTE, TAuytowu, y. Y
Tho vtecrll sca. Annual eri,.. Val -i. eare hoF
g. for tf.uasf apg.y O. 3D. o. A'" b.. J. pa, Iinoln,
MIR. GEORGE c. ANINONn
y. CLASSICAL FRENCH AHp ItGiisii SCHOOL.
30. 81 a--av. oa1. .e.a g. oien' rt.t o.
VVT. ElsCO MILITARY fNSriTUIE--A
III .spedsr BOARDING. SCHOOL ~ hovs t-ad f.rs
C..lal A. - Wi1GiS. Nalat hl'e', "'c.e'.'f 90 ~.
WOODBURY. INSTITUTE VII OpLN Dec.
~ D. ll6l lhe if- lsy Do s".1 ~ soc 20 .fi -i
tismb.rtfl Nep ork u. Dos Atlgcta, - &. c-aEs
/. d. njLsE, Prn.lp.i .ouy COM.
WILLIAM II. LEGGLTrs CLASSICAL,
w IHESCH ESGLi3u SCHOOL ho. I.li' broad
= ono DOR bl1~ . .i.si
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WAN AMBURGU & cos
MAMMOTH iiENAGrRE GREAT fORAL
EAhi siriON
EGYPTIAN CARAVAN.
HYATT H.
Between Prince lld sirns''s.
Doors open llon 10 h. ~ 10 lO D. m
lcror.1ancr- % 10 n.' AA- . = Li.
THIRD SUCCESSFUL WEEK
TIE LARGEST AND MOST VARIED COLLECTION
LIVING Wild ANIMALS
ever oEcrei On ett ID ton O. f.e Auod .an public
lI- fIai.o4 LJoLCJICAL bCiLDiNt
ID '-' "'' GREAT FA'uLY REsoRr.
STRICTLY MORAL and itt1H I'D school ifr t' Thcy
~ ,-..i N.,-e Thr r.rfrcr rs.sct being Ial.e
ac..uo so the indi vl9 could uot olt-iI admission
ca 4-sl.,.nns 10y, I'D vol e-i p-...e-s attention 70
80 MOrT,SG Perform see
. those w.iAs 60 avoid he sF,w- " oea; eFee.A-y az
'-'''4 ''' ''' Lads AS6 CHILDREN.
HANNIBAL.
will 10 'rr,la,ei into lilo afea D. each c.ralnmen. alio,
''-'' -' 'firrsClllS8 ELEPHANTS. TIPPo Sab.
syF' NASH ~I r,o - Ll,hs-.WoErllY
DEns oy TRAINED ANIMALS
fAE oSLl L.ylNG GIRAFFE
Ia '-. i.. -oaAY Lyva ROYAL BENGAL T.eER
a. '-'''''-' rIRrr LIVING WHITE BEARS.
~ rHE oNlY r10[Al BEAR
W '''' : 0SLl DLAth AFRICAN OSTRICH.
Ii A-''' IiiE oSVY srLyER-sTRTTD HYENA
ia sm-res A,o lp~ad u Two AaHars4 chez specimens
Som sl y r fls n..l-.
Al Llsl.,O, ALIVE! .,.-,.
TRICK PONIES CONC wtEs' 'Hl EDUCATED
WI ''''A D ffjsi,ElY 10 FRss LIST.
pROADWAY AAWWTHEATIR,
ID SO. IsJ .hoADWAh
D.. d. -'''-'' Til6s Gi.sSatI,I Nfi.Jtil
'air''''d By '.e g ,'ir IS 2s.l fiisssSts
a .itlT ffcso.. .i ff die arac. .gr I'D
BEAr IfFUL A1lpl .lEhTER
ID the m-nlgr,n' o no'' satisfactory evidence shs' rs
EEFIaED AM INTELLECTUAL
crl % the community ego duly appreciated 1-ct " hen
Wa ''''''''' RENEWED ExEaroNs
"laE MOST HailIi,Sr Ayp uNrycEPrioNABLE
Performances ~ III WITNESSED ~ AALAlIA'
EVERY EVENING
CIV I I'D Day AID SATURDAY AFTERNOONS.
w. 20 .'' R .I'iT AND VARIED rRoGRAME
- -''. 'G'cls os IionsEMAYsmr,.
M-A"( t-63 y, i''if1,l5is,rS5N 'Li'
CLASSIC fy. TURING
A4o ~ t.Hti .itltf4A-A u
Ac., 49,, &C.,
Tuc GREAT MELVILLE,
NADtll. BLOUSE.
TIL AIS ITALIAN FAMILY.
Ard ths on .tsr. s.h u t.o
lACUMPAAADLE CIRCUS TROUPE
WIN sgpoar
CLOWN
IDH rFNTLtED AID JAMES REYNOLDS
'rfNs. --po.fs tgs1 at Z. Gran. En,ree at q
lRiDlS--Drofl ti.e ari IlIIart 9J cea'ai children
under tsu - ceu.s iiny lce, ~ solta Olc+oG CAafa
- cents. Iliv.is iur,s, g. -
sEAI, NAY HE sECffgl Nrf-f,rf DAYS * ADVANCE
WITHOUT ~ ia CHARGE.
HOPE CHAPEL. no. 1ls BROADWAY
4 E,Ekl NlpHr
THE NEW sENsAIlo. OF TIE DAYc;o,
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hr00ina Cabs. ST.

At WV. EVERDELLS Sons, 100 Fulton.
- -WEunlst CARDS. Fae sat merry. G .iorsi lnl
f.I sfllfInr ~ -a.l..rl Door 0li ..uher f.es. seal
l-.f.. ltas D..l, cLst,, notes Li.e.', - lE',a0.
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no! YOUNG MAN!-KnOvledge is Power!
! will send you the Information you need. on receipt
of ono Dime and red stamp. DO fail 10 read my letter
to Young Men! address LA ROY SUNDERLAND, No. ~
Ehotst, Boston, Mass
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Governor Of GOA
DESCRIPTION
Name-Robe-t Brery.
iWLe.e Bom-Louaoa, Glossop, Le1cA'A.rs
Occup.ton-None.
Height-Five ice. eight inches.
Cof1pcIisn-FsiI.
Eyes-Blue.
Marks on Per,on- None
ROBERT BRIEFLY IA Lancashire lad ,.o,rcc,
EMILY ST. oovEMoND tnse rrads,'cayr1e1 ,',.O,
tulh German Song De rams d., H. aien ai. yeisa.9
JANIS "AL4CS' AHA Downey alas Ahs 4i,er; ,,pov,
IAVKsUAW--A Detectiye.................."A HA0H
CniY EOWEhI
s;N g HS4A BY Had . HON
5ALIBf Landlord .................'.;: A.; AOnAn
MAY EpWAHDs.. ................Mrs. d A14,ylfnsnnf
N'' 'll'D .aciis f9cs.at Day.
Tho riece VIII BE- presented with , coorv
New Properties. - ~ tsi -
Ne~ seegsFy ~ ~
ing act 81 BIZ Boxers Office IN sle Cry. Acs ,Tfa
nrds-waer Arms. Ac. ., s~oIs IA Street IL tho C.'5
'''-' AN OLD CITY cHUEcHYARD.
OLYMPIC THEATER.
" Lessee I'D Managers. :,.....:...Nr. JOHN WOOD
y,, a2f94 ~ Nae 81 PiE95SaISANaE.
DRAMA GS ..,,a,'., FARCE
ENTIRE STRENGTH os TIE COMPANY.
Tor Tie MT TINE tAi, season, ,,,s ,ou>s xvoon
''''- '''''' MIls. JOHN WOOD,
IN her ceiebrliea els,seleE o, .-.-.,
the ssa, iesae o. $50 in lie petite comedy (slas's
AcTEEs5 ~ DAYLIGHT
THE WOMAN AsD THE ARTIST
Hsr Peror,.aee Q. .; PIT wen afi P''-aee- In N''
FgEss AID eUBLIC,
AL was witnessed c Tii5 Sfffi; iousgs,
Mrs. Wood vii be supported By NJ Brown Mr. stodkn
gi. III 81: ta season q The pathetic llo drama called ~
=. e-., siA. hEh hEAgL sro,v
Mr. fi y JAii5qS Al S245 5s SLOAN
MRS LOFTY HOUGH.
Who las been Successful Oc. "a america and hnIope,s
ha nos, a1 sbie dsleaor = i,lAee s.', I'll maze q
r, sgpence ~ New of s.l-e nes se.aEa - An-eea'
vac '-'-'"'' '-'''' YAS1EE LEGACY.
.iei,slls .'hs, Icy 90
'''. NV oy;Eihftii IS5 INCIDENTAL Music
THOMAS BAKER
The Naneess hess l-ss 60 inform &c n1be that 'evess
I've rregson cad WI he lralased rapiy as tho neses
sasy attention 70 completion u every depfi az VA ps's
doom open 81 .; Oysrturs % commence a. .
SEATS may be sec -reG tLrce c-ys IL a.. -lc-.
WALLACE.
~ Overture 90 commence =, the curtain viii rise in
Iela'ely "a i.e c.nri.i.n q ne 9yer.gre .,,,s
IaE UNPARALLELED SUCCESS
CONTINUED POPULARITY
Of AiF. Lester " ais new nrlra
now IN the
NINTH WEEK
u It's splendid rn induces the fr1rr !. foT
EVERY EVENING,
Places can be secured week in s4vlnee.
.TNHEATRE FRANCAIS-NIBLOS CON
a CERT SALOON
EIERl TUESDAY AND SATURDAY
TUESDAY. Dee. J. 1853.
JEAN DE SGT.
Cpc.ctte IN I sc,-sorls uv lr'. y. r11sc y Pl-;s
la PLIft El D.. BEAU TEMPS,
Comedy in act bv ". Loon tozln.
IL TIGER ~ NrtpAit,
vaudeville "a ] rct. by NM La1isAe end Niche
Door. Open 10 2 Curtain raisei az precisely.
Oaic. fog Reserved seas. 81. IS broalwly
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Go Ubom it nan Concern.

A GENTLEMAN % years of age, and with
~ literary habit. and pur.uis is DESTROYS Of making the
acquaintance Il lady OF similar tafies with view 10 more
Intimate relation Address in good .i H. VI. NJ Station d.
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4 MISSION OF MERCY.-At tho earnest re

4 MISSION OF MEkCY.-At The earnest re-
! "A quest Of Gen GRANT, the NATIONAL IREEpMENS
RELIEF ASSOCIATION have appointed Mos-r. VIM L..
MARSH aud II. X. FOSTER & distribute Clothing, Shoes
&c, TO the Destitute Freedmen. Women end Children on me
INKS of the Mississippi They will leave tho st Of De-
cenbcr Al are earnestly requested send their conrbu-
tons II Cloing. &C., 70 CllAS. {. LEIGH No mercersi
AMI all contributions Of Money to JOS. b. COLLINS, Treas
urer, No. ~ Waist.
SD Rc.ou. IaueLa r-Nnc..cd 90 eHlcnd ibis no.ice
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J. BLEECKER. son d Co. will SELL

az atAUCrlON. MONDAY, Nov 30 ut l, o'clock at the
Exchange Saeroom No III Broadway by order Of the So
1rcne Court the HOUSE and Lon ~ 10 Clrsest q r..
r north Of Bayards Lot - f. By - A. in. Maps, &C.,
II oboe, No. = Codars
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o. recent q any o' tie fo'i'r flf i Csh, tha sn
srri.r- wiz send irlui ut4 cor ol-i.f. directed
Cola Pea o. c-' ei7g ls tls according u Goersis.
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A UCTION NOTICE.-John l.. Targee & Co.

~ Mortgage sale magnificent Household Fur
nfure This Day Nondlyl at private residence, No 80 West
lCthst between 5,h and 6thays at II o'clock. Rosewood
mahogany and black walnut reror chamber and oak dining
frniturc pier and manel mirrors; rosewood piano
fortea splendid Instruments suites velvet aud brussels
pets; chandeliers si'verw re &c
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SAVINGS BANK-C0rrcr OF
~ l<,hstreet and 9Th arOrer 3siy rlu % on
sVFDNFsDAYs ard SATURDAYS iron ! 20 P. ~. 81
Der cen, iueres SLOWED Depo..s mace " leio.o Doc
n. a. brI1. sec. THOMAS Gil. sTY, Prest.
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mAsHATTAs COsPAyy hew.so fk Oct ~ Io'l:
NOTICE is hereby gwen that an Election i0r
IN Y Director Of the MANHATTAN COMPANY vii be
bed tie Bank u ,li CoaDlny, No. - Wal i ~ ~
DAY the dr day Of December next seiSesn ne .o-i q -
-. al p .. =. IiAAbL4sOAI., 1-s.ei.
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n - ILlII-tNih, cON ~ W. VIII piIt'I
As ct AUCTION, TUESDAY, Dec o. a, u o'clock, Of ho
Exc ange Sacsroom Ne. III roadway by order Of the Su-
pren.c Court LOf and BUILDINGS south side Of 5stsi,
2'5 feet east Of 2dav. Lo, IS n. in by 100 #. in.
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If Mr.. WV. y. CHAMBERLAIN is in the
city he viii be lind enough 10 sye bis address for c. T.
CALk At the Astor House, MesAs. Durham Cos, No.
IS Nil'iam.st.
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WANTED-A few hundred dollars OF ths
w uEcFIVTR's CERTIFICATES Of tue RIO LES
BANK or PATERsON, Kew Jeisey. Apply TO
Nm. ii. MANSION, No. SO Wa.st
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lllusital Instruments.

A II. GALE & Co. PlANO-tOLiE5.
"A. Mandatory AID Waferooms.
50. iJ. j b.. l-la.at, new York.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-06

the rebellion is to make Of the South sep
drate and Independent nation. This We sre
opposed to, as every loyal person must be, and
we 60 all lengths to support the government
in using all the means which civilized ma
tons ever use, SO far as they are found neces-
sary (and Of that necessity those intrusted
with the administration of affairs must be
the Judges-there is no other way possible)
to put it down effectually, so that it shall
never rise again; and if, in the process,
slavery, its originating cause, gets rooted out
all the better, say We. If (Which may God
in mercy TO this nation and to the human
family, preyent) the rebellion shall prove
successful-an event which We have never
believed pcssible,-and if what is now one
great nation shall ever become two, or a do
zen petty ones, of course each one will adopt
such policy as to it, internal affairs as 1t
shall please. II either OF them shall be in
sane and wicked enough 10 make the corner
stone Of its national system to be the en-
slayement of one portion of the human fam
lily by another portion of it las the rebels
say theirs is to beg, new order Of things,
in our Judgment, will have to arise-tbe
world will move backwards instead of for
wards, before ga reunion" of any ma
ton which abhors such an enormity viii be
made with one that cherishes and is allowed
to sustain it.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-06

Gcu. Hooker in the Iiall or Re-
ti'c- received another ovation IN
turn eagerly. and ali heart. sr,t.,',
warl the ascendant star. an ~, mas.
y asl anzipusly that We l.l.t.
through cloud and darkn,-- Tt,
magnetism IN zen. Hooker ,,r.-e,..
inspires mot only hope, but clurs.-c h.
IN on HIM, 10 Is possible % hope TIA,
hold the savior of our Fortune, ~
tramIuelled by the negative Qualities .-5
litieal intrisues, which held back Mo-
uncmharrassed BY the selfish insubaT.:,'
and halt support which paralyzed r.
cilril.s 90 Jje Hooker viii lead am, n
les and long defraudeJ army Of tl. p.
q signal and final triumph. IN ,l...
days of redemption, we would TAIN h.
that oar ro,lcemcr is horn. We r..-
amid the commissions Of revolution ~
is not always easy 70 recognize tho d ,..
-Aledioerirv and hate would have NJ.
the sword Of Washington and n,- 81.
gentle soil had drank IN rivers of LIa..
Napoleon sent o. retrieve the firm.
France. Hooker books the military ~
Tall, compact, strong Of nerve and ~
b. has ir1n-grsy hair, the cve- Of a 81
the face Of a Roman t'eneror. s.
brave, may the God of nations riv, t..
victory which viii bring Us Fcacc,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-06

That SANE DoDGE.-Our readers will have
observed that OsSian Dodge propose, To give
concert here next week Dodge has some
thing Of reputation. and has sung here be-
fore, so that the public do not need much in
formation as to what they are to have Of
his concert at St. Johnsbury, a week since,
the CdiedoNiaH says dodge is a queer genius,
and II a person strives not tic laugh at him,
they have to do it, for he makes himself 50
ludierous that they cannot help it. Mr.
Hayward is one Of the finest balladists Nc
ever heard .
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-06
Grand Isle County Court.

FEBEUABY TEsy. IS,
The February Term Of hhe Grand Isle C.s-
Court commenced At North Hero. on Tues l'v..f
2i,h uit- Hon. owen Allis, s.. Alb,ns. Pcs
ing Ju,-c.
Hon. Lewis W. Sovles, AIburg. Hon. pc-l'-
Gcod.ell, I-lc Ia Mott. Assistant july
Mr. Elisha r Gool-ell, North Hero. hs, .s-
appointed County Clerk in piece ofJci 2. %.
elected State, attorney.
The Term a Grand jury tcru
Number OF new entries at law. Nr'
Number Of new entries IN chsncyrr. Fr
Number Of true bills fouul by GouI l1rT. FIR
Number Of bills mot found by Grand Jury. N..
hecasc Of Am1,, L. Uolconib. vs. Henry
Hil', surviving partner of Jesse W. H.'or.
cc-1r'-l the Petit Jurors until THURSDAY a's-
noon. The ca-c being ar-uol for the Plaintiff b
L. j. Ellrilse, Esi.. OF Nidlctury, and g.
+. lIoush'on, s.. Altars anil by ". 4. Be'-.'
icy anil II. C. EIson, Eslrz.. St Albins. for ..-
PENDANT, Jury fuui vcrlict FRI 'hs lr--
dlrt
The next case. Ira Hill vs. Jeremiah s li.''
r.n occupied the Jury until Saturday evs11;.
Il. q. Balrisley and IL c. Elson, Esqr'. Al ''
for Plaintiff, and Giles Harrington and Gs'. D.
HouEhtcn for the defendant Jury found ''''
Dict for the dcfenlant
The Court adjourned over March meeting l-'
til Wednesday morning, Msrch 4th, at s'' b
NJ, when two more important snd highly iisPi-
table eases will be tried by the jury. Il'S
cases are entitled: Nath1n Niles vs.. Alpha ST'e''
deas.. and trustee J. y. Parker, snd G0odis-
and Hyde pliis V. Montgomery and Hol'on'
defendants
This Is long term for Grand Isle COUNTY
At the last August term. the business was 't-
gun and completed IN tive hours.
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craph Co.. the line extending from Port
hnd 10 Washington, leave to extend their
wires into the District OF Colombia.
The amendment grants a similar privilege
10 any other company.
The House Iassei the senate ill autHor-
lin. the Paymastcr General g. take immc-
diatc measures for the payment Of sick and
wounded soldiers in convalesccnt camps anil
hospitals within sixty days.
The House rasscd the Senate bill g. os-
sauizc signal CORPS, after an amendment.
The HOUSE. q against -, c1ncgrTet m
the report Of the conference committee on
the disagrcciug votes Of the two Houses O.
indemnify the President md other persons
for suspcndins tlc privilege 'l the writ oi
hahcas corpus.
Mr. Porter from tie committee Of confer
eucc, made . report upon The disusrecinS
votes ON bill ameudatpry Of the act establish
ing a court of claims, whichwa-' dorted. The
bill a. now amended and passed, providcs
for additional judges and retains Tire present
jurisdiction OF the court.
EyENNG.-lIr Dawes from the election
committee reported bill authorizing the
acting Governors Of Tennessee and Louisiana
to issue write Of elections for representative
10 Congress. The bill was passed.
The bill authorizing disappointment ot an
assistant treasurer ot thc nl'ed states WAS
passed.
The House Iussed the senate J,int rcsolu-
tion OF thanks To ten. b1seuans anu officers
and men under his command for their gallant
~ and good conduct at Murirce-blro.
Mr. Sheffield reported a bill from tie
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and entered upon nj, duties
Yours.

MILITARY powzr os TIE Lor,L >rrss.-
Under tie uon law for enrolling and calling
'a, 81, iAii.r.a, tae Military force Of tac 10y
az States, taxing tle Census of l,ao ASA
basis, amounts TO 100000 f.ht-.c mr1.
" king I'll d-e allowance ls ,z,ur-
lions il accordance with the ae,. tire ,l-
icetive force liable % military duty cannot,
fall much short Of three millions Of able
bodied men, between the ages of - ard a..
The proportion for several OF the States ac-
cording to the censu, of 1850 is MS follows
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four Army Correspondence
FROM THE 18TH REGIMENT.
CAMP NEAR WoLF Run SHOALS, Va, !
February -, 1863. (

NANP NEAH WOLF llN SHuAL-s NA.s
February y, 1863.
Dear Fro Pres:
believe I venturel. in my last,
the statement that the backbone Of the Winter
if not Of the Rebellion was broken in this region
| beg leave now to take back tie assertion. The
time is coming, undoubtedly, when both will be
shattered, but at present the dorsal columns Of
the season and Of secession are not fractured
distinctly not. am writing in the midst Of the
hardest snow-storm we have seen in Virginia,
and one that would not disgrace to-day the
bieakest hillside in Old Vermont. The diary Of
the weather for six days pas; is shout as follows,
and may be interesting as sample of Virginia
winter and weather: Tuesday FIJI Of from ten
to twelve inches Of heavy snow. Wednesday,
snow on the ground, but settling fast, and afford
ing material for some tall snow-balling in the
afternoon. (yNem. The len wing led by Co.
c., after hot battle with the right wing. rallied
for desperate charge, engaged them at half
pop-gun range and drove them handsomely into
their entertainments behind their company quar-
ters;-casualties, two bloody nose and three or
four confused eyes or ears from percussion snow
balls-N B. Wounded all doing wsll). Thurs
day. pouring rain which carried Of the remainder
Of the snow. Friday, high wind, drying the
mud rapidly Saturday. warm bright sunshine
air Ike May Bluebirls and robins singing.
Men all out policing mp the quarters and
d -
camp anu 'iJ'!''s 'He s",'' U''''. '' i'''-
SUNDAY opens o'rN anu ''''' WIN d ''''' '''''.
O. me oiy snow l'''-i's ~ 'le '''' VI .H '''''
an hour 'hr'us" 'he ',!, ''''''' as D, nus ~ d
cutting h@s' "-i''' ana '''s's '' H's''i'' ''''
not m'cn SNORT W. s'5'''''.' '''-''' W 7'''" '' q
level ana promise '' ID CON- s'.''. Us '' '''
duration
i.'N'' SUI 400 Us '7"
u'N'' ana s''''' ''''''''''s '''i'a "''' '''
"oui' acne To s''eS'''''' "i'' I''''' COUNT ''''
see then brave ''ts out Oh" 'n' i''-'' -.'''' '''-
ms under their booths o.. pine '''i.'u.-' '.'.'''-'
which the sn'" ".H '''' h'i .'-.' '' ...'..'
ana holding their "e' agra 'i"-' "'' ..''
feet to the fires which struggled F ''7.,.- "'1i
the SNOW and winch ~ ne-' ,h .At
surround ihemse''c- Hit4 circles '. .li
mud Bu' "e Keep up g'rt he.Ii --'
amid sun Oh Storm and before 'hs i'..i,- '.,
eyes OF oHI friends sunshine a.t -'-i ",
viii have returned 10 u.s. anil -aor-'-.. 0.e."
u''s. -or The ,e'son. ia camp 'f
tents AFFORD conf. It IDLE shelters oar
io'i and fuel are abundant. ana ". -''e h'.t
i.Ae this ro'hHs 'sa DO .af a-s. 'ir.'.
iofuh---
IL may De thought perhaps i-.i '-- A'
need oil keeping nen oar 'a i--a'' "'
une' nut our surrounding mere l.'t Ii'rHi N
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-06

tEAAsEhAR' : VFTiCEs req ., A7lr-
Assisnses and others holding orders for .'''''-
pay FIR the first TcrmoHf CGrGlry regi'Heri' ~
here',y notified that returns for the PsT Ct t''
regiment to the Isl cf January, have hcco 70
cciycd at this office
As -nccs AMI others holding orders for ili''''i
pay ~ the Isl FeraoFt Battery. 18Th REGIMEN
are hereby notified that returns for the p! u
the battery fof November and December, h'''
been received at Ibis Office. The Payrnas'o,
making these returns request thatit be eXp'@n''
to the a-sicuecs that the sol,liers settled tH'''
clothing accounts with the United States Go'cfH-
meHt 10 the Slsi of pecernber, and many o'''-
drew. which amount is deducted from Their ~
lotncnts.
J. Il. PACT.
state frcasureg-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-06

Every session Of the Supreme Court IN the
different counties, witnesses more or less di-
vorces. 1T the Rutland session. seven hus-
bands were divorced from their wives, and
eight wives from their husbands, being to-
tai Of fifteen.
Daniel Nceiham, Of Qaeeche, has been
appointed to represent the State Agricultu-
raj Society at the Great international EShi-
Lition at Hamburg, in July next.
a fire broke out in Fallerton's Factory, in
Cageudi.h, at about ten O'Clock. Thursday,
(29th) evening. Building slightly damaged.
Stock and machinery considerably injured by
water
Harry lee of Feacham, fell dead in the
woods on the 81 INST, after loading some
wood to draw to his house.
In East TIardwiek, on Tuesday, the 9th
inst, man by the name Of Cunningham,
met with an accident by which he lost his
life Through some defect in the Harvesting
of his horse. the horse ran, throwing Mr..
Cunningham out, striking his head against
the bridge, killing him instantly.
The VOICE Anong me Mountains, pub
Hshed at Ludlow, is no longer hearl.--in
fact. /. has been Discontinued.
A man named Grimes hung himself IN the
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-06

and d half OF dollars. She was insured IN
Boston and New York, and her cargo m part
in England The INST reliable estimates
place the value of ship and cargo at one mil
lion Government j. o heavy loser IA duties
on the cargo of tea would hayc he'n S!'',-
On0
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-06

We understand that Mr. Davis, agent for
the sale of the Patent Farm Fence advertised
in another column. mas disposed Of rights for
several Of the towns around here, on terms
which tie purchasers have found very adj
yantaseous 20 them. Oar, W. are tod. cx-
Icct- ro make $50" from lbs purchase.