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SrRGEONS WANTED.


The editorials in the late Richmond pa
rs speak dcspondingly Of Charleston af-
RS.
Richmond Daily Dispatch, July is, says
"SHAMEFvI.
'Gcn. jackson advcrtiscs in thr NSSiSwp-
IN PAL members of the lth Mississippi Ca
Try as having disgraccd themselves 10y
scly and cowardly. deserving their posts
n time when their services were most
cdcd Among them are eighteen non
mmissioncd officers and two Licutcnants.
"Brgadicr General Paul j. Semmcs, of
l.. wounded at Gettysburg. is dead.
"Breadier General Governor William
nth Of Virginia, has resigned his commits
N.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-07-25
I'iSc E'uSuiI OF Bragg.

MEMPHIS, Friday, July II.
Gen. Hurlbut's scouts arrived at Corinth
to-day, from Decatur and Jacksonville
They report that Bragg was retrcating pre-
cipitatcly into Georgia, followed by Rose
Grams forces. Rosecrans' advance was re
ported 10 be at Rome, Georgia.
The scouts report that Bragg was cndea,
vorng to form junction with Johnston
and that dcscrtions from his army were
numerous.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-07-25

= The ladies Of Sunhury, connected with the
sanitary Aid Society," have again sent four or five
yes Of supplies for the wounded and sick of the
my, consisting of clothing. fruits, jelicS, wines,
-tals and other delicaco- The ladies Of this place
Eo, ever since tho war, engaged in these duties
th adegrcc Of energy, patriotism and untiring in
str that they and their postcri'y can look back to
th conscious pride Of having faithfully perform
thei- duty.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-07-25
-A-H~Gs

The late riots at New York were no doubt
nulated by the coppcrhcads and peace
N of that city, When men in high posi-
M condcscend to address such men as COM
sed that mob as friends" and fellow -citi-
IS, it sprctty evident that their strongest
mpathicS are with the rebels.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-07-25

~ TuE LADIES oF SusBuRY AND THE SOLDIERS.
The editor Of the Danyiie Amerioa", pnys the fol-
lowing mcr.tcl compliment to the ladies ofths place
"Ir MusT b. So--We have visited in their camps
, large number OF the Union soldiers, who passed
Town the North Central Railroad, 10 the seat OF war
aud their universal testimony Is, that the ladies ol
-uuiITy take tho palm of all other ocaities IN sub
'taGtial tokens of blyor Ia the hungry hnd Ihhsly
,ulairrs Aucr years Of toll in the camps and the
battlefield they sin gratefully remember lbe ladies
4 nunLuIN.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-07-25

r5y~Thc news from our army south and
nth west, is of the most cheering charac-
:. The rebellion will soon dwindlc down
q guerrilla warfare. Charleston must fall
a few days, and with it falls the last
rong hold Of the rebels.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-07-25

- We ure pleased to hear that our friend Capt
,AAc r. DuNkLEBERGER, oIthc first United States
Dragons, escaped unhurt at Gettysburg though his
ompany suffered severely in closely contested hand
o hand fight Captain Dunkleherger was the FIRST
uan from this place who enlisted for the war and
las won hi. way 10 his present position by his good
,ouduc. and Yui.T
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-07-25

The English humorist, known as the
most brilliant wit IN England, and
familiarly styled the COMIC MUSE.
The elegant follies Of this we'll
bred and gen ntlemanly clown will be
occasionally diversified by the ex-
cecdingly comic grotcsquos Of the
famous FRENCH PIERRUT.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-07-25

2 That be is fit for the duties, or some of them,
indicated above.
J. That ifnot now in the service he was honurably
discharged
Z. That he Is meritorious and deserving
For enlistment or further information apply to the
Board of Enrolment for the district in which the ap-
plicant is resident
JOHN KAY CLEMENT.
Provost Marshal. 18th District Pa.
PROyoST MARsHAL's OFFICE,
Harrisburg, june 10, 1868
Applyto
Capt. c. J. BRENER, Sunbuty.
Dep. Pro. Marshal, 18th District Pa. for Northum-
bcrlani County.
Sunbury, June 90, 1SG3-Gt
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4 VALUABLE FARM FOR
'Etlc eErc;lr Cause, OF
Fl u M AN MIS- SER x

Jtst Pu}hsiol, tn Il Ssa'ai Earslgge. Price
81 C,ufs.
y Lecture by Dr. CULNEBWELL. on IN, cause
and cure Of Sr,wNtnuLua, Consumption. Mental
and Physical Debility, Nervousness Epilepsy: I'm
paired Nutrition OF the Body; Lassitudc: Wcalncss
Of the Limbs and the Back lndapo,tion and Inca
pacty ior study and Labor Hulluc-s of Apurcncn-
sion; Los oi Memory; Aversion to Society; Love
of solitude; limidily; self Distrust: Dizziness.
iioanache; Affections Of the Eyes; Pmplcs ON iho
Face; Involuntary Emissions and Sexual mcar.eity
tn" Consequences OF Youthful luniscretion &c. &c
This admirable Lecture clearly proves that
the above enumerated, often ,cit-atiiecd evils NAV
hc removed without medicine and without daugcro1,
surgical operations. and should DO read Ly every
man in the land
Sent under seul in plain envelope to any AL
dress, ON the receipt Of SIX cents, or two postage
stamps by addressing.
CHAS. J. c. KLINE SEQ,
l21 Eowcry New York, Post OGtc Box, 1856.
May %, ls6&-Fcb. 2s,--ly Sc
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-07-25

.5y~ We publish this week another letter
om our Key West correspondent, who has
en- silent for some weeks, but whose letters
@ always read with interest.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-07-25

Being the same Troupe with which
in England, Ireland and Scotland
she had the honor Of performing
before the most refined and numer-
Gus audiences IN every city in the
British Realm.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-07-25
WILL EXHIBIT AT
SUDBURY, Pa,
TUHsD DAY. JIEX 2sth, 1869,
A ErEDNO1N ANn EVENING
NIxoN's
CREM 0RNE E
CIR G u S.
MIME MACARTE s
EUROPEAN CIRCUS.
NIxCN's
First appearance in America.

Madame Macarte has great salts.
faction in announcing TO the people
of this country, that after an ab.
scnce Of several years she will
again have the honor Of appearing
before them.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-07-25

- Preparations are now being actively made to
uster out Of the service nll the three months and
G emergency troops now in I'll. field. As soon as
rolls crn be prepared, the ,nu,crins out Will
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-07-25

: = BLHmEs.-The season Of rlspbcrrics being
ylrIy over, their place is being supplied with dew
rric, and whortlcbcrrics at prices ranging from
g "a six cents per quart.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-07-25

FISHER. the celebrated performer on the ohoc,was
;itcd by Lord Kelly to sup with him. In the course
the evening his lordship hnci that he hoped he
4 brought his oboe with him. My lord, said
sher "ny oboe never eats SUPPER
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-07-25
AocaI afajrS.

-, Divine service will be held by the Rev. J. H.
,ung, in the Presbyterian Church, in this place,
morrow jSuulayJ at 10! clock a. NJ, and at
rthumbcrand ut 5! p. VI.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-07-25
H'..Opnn NNnsisillnInli.

WASHINGTON, July 21.-A telegram re-
iyed from Fortress Monroe this afternoon
ieily mentions that the fight was renewed
Charleston on Friday, and that the con
It was remarkably short, both sides firing
all directions The prospect appeared
be the ultimate fall of Fort Wagner.
SURGEONS WANTED.
The Government is in want of Acting
'sistant Susgcons in the Navy. Gentlemen
shing TO enter this branch of the service
ust be over thirty years Of age, must present
od testimonials rs to character. etc, and
willing to undergo an examination rs to
,ysical and professional qualifications.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-07-25
BLACK SWAN.

Among the Royal british Circus
is the beautiful Stud Of English
thorough -breds, including the cele'
brated Nare.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-07-25

or European and American celc.
brity. This young and brilliant
artistic is acknowledged by all both
In and out Of the equestrian pro.
fession, to be the most pcrlectrider
u the age.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-07-25
8. MI. PBTTENGILL q co,

Ne. 81 Park Row, Now York, and State Street,
slon, arc our agents for the SuNDuRY AMERICAN
those cities, and authorized to take Advertise
'nts and Subscriptions for us at our lowest rates
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-07-25
Report Of thc Finance Committee
OF tiic financial Condition oG the
thorough Of Siaimbury.


thorough Of fsisimbury.
! To the Bu5gcsses and Council,aen Of the Bo-
rough Of Sunbtrg,
We the Finance Committee respectfully report
that we audited the accounts of David fIaupt and
b. Zettlemoycr, cversceIs of the Poor for tho veor
1862, in respect TO the Poor Tax for that wear of
which David Haunt was the collector, Tho occo,nt
of Charles II. Martin, collector Of Borough Tax for
the year 1861, and the account of Z. W. Gray Trea
surer of the said borough.
We report that there a balance Of the Poor tax
for 1862. amounting to four hundred and sixteen dol
lars and nineteen cents uncolectcd That tbe oui.
standing orders Of the 0vcrsccrs of the Poor TO tbe
26th May, 1868, amount to the sum of two hundred
and ffty-nine dollars and nnc-and "a half cents
We report that Chas +. Martin, collector of bo-
rough tax for 1861 has ovcrpaid the duplicate for
that year the of thirty five dollars and siyiy-one
cents. aud rccommCnd that order be prnui rd to
him for that sum.
We report balance in The hands of Peter w. grny
Treasurer to the 26th of May, 1858 of the su,, or
one hundred and forty dollars and seventeen cent?
The outstanding Borough Orders TO the 26h of Nav
1863, inclusive. amount to the of nineteen hun.
drcd and cghty-six dollars and ffty-nye cents II
s probable that the greater part Of these orders have
been paid and duly audited heretofore without the
fact of their cancellation bengnoed by former audi
tors the order book We could not ascertain with
certainly the amount of orders unpaid. The amount
reported outstanding is therefore the upouut nr
orders issued, the payment of which we had no evil
dcnce.
We annex hereto the accounts as audited by Ms
with statements of the outstanding orders
CHARLES PLEASANTS,
W l. GREENOUGH, (Cominittce
SAM l.. j. PACKER
Sunbury june o;n, 1868.
Peter W Gray, Treasurer, in account with the po
rough OF Sunbury.
To balance in h's hands former rcrort SIG 70
To amount reed 2oth March, 1862 from Sol
Shindcl, COLLECTOR of ra-es ftr 1900 1917 81
To amount receive from {. j. Martin col
lccor of Borough Taxes for 1861 amount
included in former report. 900 10
To rents received of james Boyd, viz
1899, Feb. lgth.-S20 90
1860, March 2lst--20 90
1862 58S-2o % % 50 co
$57I l6
Dy amount Of Borough Orders paid
and produced by Ircasurcr and
audited, S2iSOOl
the Poor paid and produced by
Treasurer and audited, 27j.S2. j23 50
By percentage to Trcasurcr 10 Il
Balance in hands of Treasurer, >lIO Il
Amount of Poor Tax levied for 1862 by
David liaupt and Benz. ZettIemoycr,
oyersacrs.. Sl,222 90
Iiaupt, 500 s.
Amount urcocctei SIG 10
David IIaup; oyerseor, Dr..
To Poor Tax collected SOC I3
To hnc received iron. ;. z. Basslcr, - OU
Sasl %
BY amour; Of orders paid by D. Iiuupl aoi
audited 125 II
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VENETIAN CARNIVAL
irst appearance VI America 0
MIR. JOHN COOK,

Will be remembered by those who
witnessed her former efforts IN this
...AL.I.I-.r
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-07-25

Sir. stones fcats on horseback
are all performed on his naked
Stccd, without saddle, birdie, or
covering Of any kind. His reckless
and brilliant leaps over four barred
gates and other barriers, whilo
carrying his son upon his head, and
In various other attitudes, are con-
sidcrcd tho perfection Of equestrian
skill, and have justly entitled him
to the distinction Of {" Champion Of
the Arcua.n ---
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-07-25
P,goyosr MAnsIAL GFyFn4t,s OgrlcE, !

PRoyoSr MARSHAL GENERALS OFriCE,l
WHsniNGTUN, u. c.. May 22d. 1863
ALL men who desire 10 join any particular Rcgi-
ncnt ol Cavalry. now in the field hereby anthor
lzcd to present themselves Mt any time during the
next thirty days to- the Board of Enrolment in their
respective Districts. The Board shall cxnminc them
and determine upon their itncs. for the Service and
found to be it the Provost Marshal of the District
shai Civ" them transportation tickets TO the general
reniez'ous, NJ the headquarters Of the A A. Provost
Marshal General Of the State A. soon as they pre-
sent themselves at this general rcdozyous cy shnll
hc "uly mustered by mastering and disbursing
officer, and paid by linn the bounty allowed by
law.
JAMES j. FRY,
Provost Marshal General.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-07-25
S A p @ N | / | 4 K
or
CONCENTRATED LGE,
The Family SOAP Maker,

The PUBLIC arc cautioned against the SPCRl-
OUS article Of fTE for making SOAR. &r., now Of
lcrcd for sale. The only GEN Ne and PATENT
ED lyc is that made by the PENNSYLVANIA
SALT MANUFACTJRiNG COMPANY. their
trade mark for IL being "SApONFlER or CON
CENTRATED LYE.r The great SUCCESS of this
article has led uNpBINClpLED PARTIES to en-
dcayor to IAlI1AIEit, in violation OF the Company
PATENTS.
All MANUFACTURERS BUYERS or SELLERS
of these SPURIOUS Lycs, are hereby NOTIFIED
that the Company hayc employed as their Attorneys.
GEORGE HARDING, Esq. of Philada and
WILLIAM FAREWELL, Esg. Of Pitts5urr
And that nll Manufacturers. Users or Sellers of
Lye in violation Of the rights Of the Company will
be PROSECUTED ut once
The SAPONFlEN. or CONCENTRATED LYE.
Is for sale by all Druggists, Groccrs aud Country
Stores
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-07-25
JAMES j. FRY,
Provost Marshal General

NOTE This order Is published for the benefit oC
those who desire to avail themselves of tho adyan-
tagcs offered by the Government
Applications will be made at the office Of the
board OF Enrolment, Court House. Harrisburg
JOHN KAY CLEMENT.
Capt and Provost Marshal. l4th District Pa
PEovoSr MARSHAh's UFrIyE.
Harrisburg. June Il. 1888
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-07-25

Only those faithful soldiers who from wounds ur
the hnrishils Of war are no longer fit Cor field duty
will bo received in this Corp OF Honor Enlismcn,s
will be for three years unless disrhUr-rl PAY
allowances for officers and men of tL" uitcl
States Infantry except that 40 premiums or bounty
for enlistment will joe allowed. This will not inycli-
date amy pensions or buuutCa which may be due for
previous services,
The following uniform has been adopted Tor officers
AMI men of the Invalid Corps;
FOR OFFICERS--Frork cuut-Of sky-bluc cloth.
with dark-bluc velvet collw aul cuffs in all other
respects according to the present pattern for officers
Of infantry
shoulder sraps-Accordins topreseut reguluiionf
but worked on dprk blue velvet.
Pautal0ms. or sky.bue cloth with double stripe
Of durE blue cloth down the outer scam, each stripe
one hpf inch wide with space between OF three
clshths of an inch.
Forage cap-Prcsent regulation.
FOR ENLISTED MEN.--Juekct-of sky-blue
krrscy with dark blue trimming cut like the caya.-
ny jacket, to come well downou the ohiomen.
Irowsor8-Prcscnl regulation, sky-blue.
Forage cHp-lrcseut sulatiOn
Men who are sii. IN ser, lee and unable 10 perform
effective field duty y'mHy be transferred to hi, corps
Medical Inspectors, Surgeons in charge Of husp.
tails, Military Commanders, and all others having
authority todischurge. under existing laws and rcsu-
lnlous forbidden to grant discharges 10 any men
under their contso Who may be ht for service In the
Invalid Corps.
Fur the convenience Of service the men will be-
selected for three different grades of duty. Ihose
Who are most efficient and ube-bodied. and capable
Of performing guard duty, etc, etc. Will be armed
with muskes, and isued a. companies oi the Fir.t
Battalion. Those OF tho next degree of eucicucy,
Including th0se who have lusi a hand ~ au aru, aud
thc lsa-t effective, inrluding tho-e Who laye Let d
foot or log o. tie eompaios oi tho Second 90 iAl
Eatiheus. thry Nil bc armed WI.h snurls
Tho luues sill he chiefly 60 uct bel pros 0si guards
Hul srti.ous tr tiu,' suarls ior h1,Iiiala and
other public builius Hul as clerks. or4ttlir ets
liioand necessary ury mas ~ Assigned 90 tuIs, ,ic.
Acting Assistant FiD,osi harsAals Grrefal arc
altlHuled o. ~ uut omreIs af ihe keFulai ser,iee
ur uI lhe iutsl4 Core, ta niminiriei thr oath Il
rh-fuI.lI 10 Hso plrn ahu tultllti ilt iftHtfitsi
eoniiials 10 aIuis-i1l iu ths iu, aid taris. VIA
hat tLs slPaSaai a -ltt o.! suttps ia DE
tf.i
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To amount Of Borough Tax for 1861,


Amount Ovcrpaid by collector 50 ~ }
The Finance Committee. some time after making
the above report. cancelled all redeemed orders in
Il hands of the Town Clerk which had not been
cancelled; and marked the same audited upon
the Order Books as follows:
one hundred AMI ten borough orders, amount
ing in the aggregate to tho sum Of SlGOS 2S (
50 of said orders uTe dated prior
to Jan !, 1893, amounting to S2O3 81
- OF said orders are dated since
Jan /, 1859, amounting to S0l 773 81 ,0O3 2Si
We have also filed receipt signed by VIM. |.
GrccnoUgh, Executor of f. Grccn6ugh, deceased for
the sum OF forty dollars and niueytwo cents for ho-
rough and road taxes OF 1859, which amount /. TO be
credited upon the Groenough Judgment against tie
Borough
SunDury, July Is, lSj3.-3,
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a .5oint EEcaOiuaioRs p'-oIsosiug Ger
tain Amendments 40 rhC COnstitu-
tsoE,
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Dv amount Of Borough Orders paid
and produced by rrcasurcg and
audited, S2iS,OOl
Ry amoun, # Orders by Ovcrscors Of
the Poor paid and produced by
Treasurer and audited, 27j,s2,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-13
rnsoN {. nIIroN.s ESTATE.

STATroT VERMONT. lTHr iloS'EAsir IHF
T,rsrrflr or CqrrrENpES.sI-b I Probate CONT TOT
tha n strict n Chittendcu-
IT. Tho beirs and all pcrs"nz Interested 10 the e.
tate n Tis5n g. Hilton, late cf jericho deeys5'''
W. - GErrrlNs.
Wgrrr4s. application hath heon made u t1's
COM. in vrittn.- hy the Adm.nistrat1N 90 the
T.-sts ~ olson &. Hltou's, PRAYING ~ license
and authority 90 Fell the real estate CT .ail N'-
ressrd Including the reveri'u n the widow d""'
therein f,r the payment of debts, aud char - 81
Naturalization. and setting forth therein the amour.
M ds. I'M, frun the said deceased, the char-'' OF
administration the amount of personal it'' '---'
the situation o. the real estate
Nhercrp,r the said Court appointed a,'1 's-
signed tho al;h DAY OF March D l-t'i nt 5nr
hate t'ourt Rooms iu -8ij District 90 hear u'l
,rf1r sad application. and PETITION ami v1ue..i
ptbIir notice thereof O. he given . a.! ltrsoh 4
far-stcd therein by publ shin- SAID orisr.
with thc tirns and place Of bearing, three Wtra'
s,ie.es-.reIv In the Burlington TRtE fHEss new
p9prr which circulate N the nel-h',,fI'- q ,i
b6-s persons interested I'm said estate o. o. 49,
urblcat.ous shall Dc rEcyiau- Q" The day '.-'-''i
fr hearing. .t..r o., .,
,,r,r b.f.,re .sid Court . Che time and place 30
sisre,i then and there iu said Court % give .o.-
a. the Law drects Tor tho payment Of the dents; sa
charges II administration, and MAKE N"uE Nll.-
don. % tho Granting such license. Y YOU e" eau
Given undrr my hand. az the PROBATE tulit
rooms this sii dav x February. :. y L..
,-g--,. 4. &. DIXON Ress'.i-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-13

rii.: Mair- declares he could send to the
army in America IS ,ooo men in 10 days If
hc vas authorized 10 Dc 50. lie represents
the German State a. rer'vdcd with eu'hu-
-ia-pi Tor the Union.
\ Memphis letter ;o The Ea,s lated
Morh it, say- IT,, ram Lafayette Ta=s'd
down the river ls-t night at ~ o'rlrvk bound
10 NirI-h tlmilal Porter nc,d- ihc
Lafayette and al other effective ,c--,l- rNst
can hg ,,ut q, him 81 this time.
\ committee 81 tho Cham'rr of Crin-
merce had an Interview with the President
yefierdoy at which they urged him 60 make
arrangements 70 ,--u. l.tters of Inarque and
rcpii-al under the recent act of Ccn-sc--.
Their Arguments ars understood g, have
made s,Fons impression upon Mr.. Lincoln.
\ contrary view vo= however subsequently
urged 10y Senator vho we're prominent in
70 the ras.5 20 Of the law. Ihcy
to the President the hangers Of
q Foreign war in clsc b. sh.1li d. vha, was
asked Of him
Tho suhiect i uuleistl2l 60 have 'o.a
l-fre tho C,lin,t at it, meeting today.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-13

NJ" loEN' N'f'A i'.
Guuraa I~ler ct 'h' 10Th uii.' n'i','-
the arrival ut S. Ge'rSo OF 'h' hH''-h
Steamer ''rrnl'' from llmm5''n' y. &C.
with Cargo ot cotton aud tobacco I''
Corun''u report having been holly '''-'d
By -four OF tn" federal i'e'Naa'"S n''' '"'
c-calei by sup"n'r -i-''-
steamer ho'n'k, from N'N 'ii''i'
March lst' and Havana 9th 'rn''d ''i- T.
VI. Now Orleans ad'ic'- contain nothing
of great Interest
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-13
SIDNEY >HNw'S ESTATE.

U-ETHT SUBSCRIBERS having beer sPpoiHit-
W 81 bv the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District II Chittendcn, Commissioners 20 receive
exsmine and adjust the claims and demand. o. al.
prr-ons against the estate Of Sidney shaw. late =
F.ssv IN ssid District deceased. represented
in.olvert and also al claims and demands exhibit
- IN of-et thereto and sx months from the day %
the date hereof, being allowed by said Court i1r
mai pprpos We DO therefore hereby give notice that
~ -rli attend TO the business Of appoinulert,
n The dwelling Of Harriet {. shaw, IN EsseN; IA
aid District on the first davs Of. April ard July
neTt q. 10 o'clock, 4. VI, on each Of said days.
psfsi M ~ day o. Msrch, A. y. 1859.
r ". r. NICHOLS, Commit
TLTNZTR HUNT 5 s.cueTs.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-13

New lcRK, March IL.
special Washington dispatcnes TO various
lapcrs contain the following
The roads in Virginia. which day OF t-ro
.ince were in tolerablc condition, have re
lapsed into q condition slnost imIassable.
The President indicated tho adjournment
# the Senate by saying. it would not be bis
fault if the business vas not closed by Sat
urday next
The Times states that tie Pre.iden, has
determined to appoint Gen. Butler Provost
Marshal General
A Norfolk letter ststcs that Col Dodge
had just returned from a successful recon-
noisance lie marched 10 milcs, visiting
Southfold and Blackwatcr hridso H. nc;
the cu,ruy at Windsor near tie latter pint
aud drove in their ad,anoc upon the main
bJdv aud then attacked them in tho 1auk
and forced them to retire to The Bl.ckwatcr
The fight lasted only 10 minute
\ Nassau letter eays if the tioyeruncut
could only be persuaded of facts which are
Developed here daily, STE the letters lrVn' the
southern States and hear the remarks that
dropped from the rebel fresh FROM Dixie.
they ,ull appreciate tire drPlor'hc state
the poor wretches are ia and he convinced
that an energetic and properly conducted
,ny,cin,nt in almost my direction Upull
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