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From the Burlington Times.
The Last Raid on the Vermont Cavalry.
HEADQUARTERS FIRST VI. CAVALRY. }

3HdtUH IOIU, IoU0. {
We had picket detachment OF twenty four
men and three non-commssioned officers com.
manded by Lieutenant, at Harrington Station
a SMALL village on the railroad from Alexandra
to Leesburg, supplied from the main post At
DrainsVrlle, four miles distant. The pioket on
dnty consisted Of details from companies A r
and M, commanded by Lieut.. Watson of com.
pany l..
Various pluDderiugs and depredations having
been reported to have been committed at that
place, Maj. Wells, accompanied by Capt. SEQ.
field and Lieut. Cheney went out to investigate
the matter. All were at dinner, officers and
men, except a few actually on the look-aut
The officers were at house near by the picket
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NEWS BY MAIL.

New YoRK, March q. The steamer Bri+i.b
Queen, from Havana l4th, via Nassau, reports
rebel steamer Cu0a arrived at Havana ian
from the coast OF Florida with 600 bales of cot
ton.
The Port Royal Netc South of the I4tb saws
Jacksonville was taken by the coloreS bYicaHe
on the 10th inst The negroes behaved Will
proprlety and no one was harmed. On the
llth, Col. Montgomery with 200 men had a
sharp sklrmlsh three miles from the town with
200 rebels. Baldwin, the junction of the ,Jack.
sonVille and Tallahassee and Cedar railroads !,
supposed to be the point aimed at by the expe.
dition.
Nassau adyices of the 18th state that the
I Retrlbution was condemned and sold at auction
to brothern-law Of the notorious blockade
runLer, Adderley. The sale is reported bogus
the officers and crew are still at Nassau.
Havana adyces convey intelligence of the
suppression OF the rebellion in st. Domingo
Only one skirmish occurred and the Insurgents
were dispersed. Tho Spanish forces which
defeated them are said to number only three
hundred.
The steamer Georgiana at Nassau had two
heavy guns mounted on her arrival. She was
searched by order Of the Governor and renort
was MADE that she was an armed merchant
man
me schooner Albert, from Charleston with
Z3O bales Of cotton, was captured off Abaco nv
one Of the federal gunboats.
CINCINNATI dispatch 0. the 10Th saws Gen.
DaiAS!le IS expected there to succeed Gen.
Wright. N,N'N' ~''-''
CtN,c'NNATI, March %. A special dispatch
IRON Paris, Ky, TO the Comm retail saws: .Vbo
Feoei CoI' Cluke surrounded Mount Sterling '
Ny'' az oeloc& this morning Oar forces '
d amounting 10 ZJ0, fought them from the houses
of iour hours but wore finally compelled 10
Is is believed that Cluke Intends IN j.,
attack Paris to.nigbt ''''''''0 - !
AH0 ""~sHe has additional particulars Of the I
-1lt1o IA U&1dc. Oar forces were Commanded bv =
Oo4' nail OF the l05th Ohio, who finding that Il
10. 10 was poinS attacked by superior numbers,
-! D"oA 70 d com handing position and sent
''"'lor 10 Murige9sboro Tor reintcrcemepts
-qn'9'"S 70 ho!0 his ground until they arrived s
@tV oi the rebel cavalry dismounted and at
,'oNI4 our position with lmpetuoaity, but were -
gPuISeq at every point Section list Of the
A% n, battery kept up brisk fire all this time
LIE enemy, enTaged at its execution. massod y
u[0e regiments and charged the battery win I
ldeouS yels. Tie lst Missouri regiment who
we're Iylhg concealed behind the battery waited
b n'i VIC enemy were within thirty yards, when
oo9;I 0p'n1a destructive fire, causing them to
Io'ti' ana nnally to retreat in confusion from
nc Heid; leaving their dead and wounded.
vi iiali victory was complete before the
\ J'u ,,ot arrived. Among the rebels kill
was one Colonel, one Captain, and ,byee
'eu'enants. Our loss was seven killed and at
ilrty-one wounded. The battle lasted about
,ur hours '"''0N "oou'
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was l25, twenty -fgc Of whom were killed
by lagoucts, showing tho ftub3oroness
witA which the battle Was fought. We lost
ten killed and twenty-five wounded Only
one Of the bays belonging 70 our regiment
was wounded. lie belonged to c.. wound
ed slightly in tie haea give this account
as tlesg has beea 40 correct one given as
st.
y Isail at the commencement, our reg t.
is very much reduced, consequently the sew
oral companies must be 50. | have no means
u KNOWN. anything about our Co. outside
5ftlc City. but think have found all tha;
a-e' m tie City, and will uame them, giving
tie Haa- Of tie hospitals that they are in
In tAs Murine hospital we have four VIZ -
I.ssaarl Y De-si- 5, disease, chronic di-
a7rhsa. probably MT alive now,
Jefferson lIoiskins,, same disease, doing
pretty we'll!
t5ryl7a +. Saith. has had the typhoid
f,r- aad d.rt.oria. c7nvalcseea;.
John VI Hi, c7aral.s,sns.
Universal Hospital.
usary T. M.rstsu aal james Beverley Jr.
8. ;s5.zI : nurses.
y. Ia4is II j. IA
>lsI. e.sae, wasaleI in tie silc, Is
a.az.s a. v,.rl.
W.rr .ea q. Smith, w5aa4sl ia f99t
=--
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29th Maine Regiment.

IL y Was#.a l. Chaplin, write 70
tie Hslae Fa-asr uassr tsts Il Jaiy 81
s.; = a4sssei.le, L., - follows
..Ca. Hl15uAa. l. st. Csl, Ilal.a-h ana
; II. II i..se are i i'sst Il sissa. wi.a ~
t...s.sz.ill=s Caf,. j a..is.fa at " os as..
to !. ....a.ll II iatse. AaI NJ Bal j. a
command II psa4l5s1i..., fas; Butter. vish
yae 81. company. tzss:7 ~ several utaer-,
All faaza.uts u czHyale>reut men teau
ae.fig a. tie COMPANIES in tie resEasut -
..=rs &C a. - ~ e lp4aIzs lrsa u;aer
regiments aui > battery Eare, u.det til
command O., Ma Ea..eo. sEa4lI a.
.ass4s=a tn, .Ds surg d. l.4.s:aI, Is
q; tae 95It.
oar haes here At tie fort VIZ thinking
that toy would Lac .lIawrd t. "a 3 f.ac WITT.
Out any engagement ei.4 iba F=sels lat
Is, SUNDAY morning TAT view # tn mat
=. was sg4I.nly changed. y a H.: ae.-r-
j..5a=zi contest ei#t tim ia III A. ~ pm
,.H- II. Elm=ss = "a az = LII J-a
re H=E sa#s titt= Fz=A =as " al i.rsHe=
u 4==.e .aaHl : -. lat ~ .### past eHH
'yilc.. last Nlntay morning. fa.ss t.4h.s
We ~ II t4a assault II Isl oy-5-
w..,.utas l.7ce ef ghs ruems arm lu7
wugss MI lie al 81 ,A3 -.s.H54t l'si5e-
s>- loyal. lur Htz.s 2.fr.> % szsszezs ! ALA
Las t=Hs= A-r. = t.es Ia rel=.1sHz ~. ea-
aly, viii Ae4tE lass IA 81. }ot., 81 =. SIS
e. or awa inea XIII! and w9aFiz. w
lad -, TIM one t44abr,i aud stF f.'t5al
mta Ia -. sfy II tin ttfu,--tte =a.lar i55e..
- meG=BaHesl above HaY5u. arrived s4ace. -
achievements. lie Ja.t.s. Il our I'll. =
and a5u w. truly remarkable. M. HaI-
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IN DIS pa. 4 raising iso2 an -
s.s;.as - 49,. TIE G5s54:yays ts.5s
y. $50. -sl,4 -. n, .-..:5-S in ts..
=, :. -. : - -. :;
-'s@' --''''- -. -, - :
'T-iisT2'i= ana d-7a'sl' nave sssa dong
a.1z- mischief. l1T.a= 54'a2l 5l.- 3.a--s
....==.s-... :..45zz.. c...z.-s. al DESTROYED
j.. h.. moan. .. -,r,,.-.r T5.s -.
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tax a e = .A..sH from sa9a s.a'a@; 'r...-
tors As ne "57.s AL Books and !
tEl.2 --59a-a M. les u5;# a>Sa.. Is -
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The War Ne s

T3a war news re,s;vei from every
quarter has an encouraging .ook, aal Is
considered ., be.ag in the highest degree
a@.terins. There Is oniy on exception
. make, AMI tat Is Lees escape. l.
Vas t..e almost universal expectation that
his aF.uy wg4ti be marty aaaiaiia;g1 Re.
fore IL could saesceI ia reaching Of
Virginia. Tas news this mornin. giTes
the n.2r;i..yins intelligence however, =.
he sasseeiel IN crossing ths Potomac.
II. W net be 1t alone, We hope, for fve
l5as weeks a. before. HIS iar-e AMI ye;-
eran army has been reiassi IN various
ways, to nearly half It's original proper
tons. !. ta- Ua.oa tisa..-. Neal- pr
SUES ai.a he vi. la; = rstrea; nearer tn
rebel capi.Al. H scout e4.ag4i "a u
Na7y.aa! and Pennsylvania has ea3si
M s7iess,y II An: AM :1s i.;:.e pan.
/. v...s IS asa secured. -, te.a L.
>11lssst =: n ;zs=azas3 sl,c...,3 :. mean
q i.s4-s prestige q success.
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The slaves of Prejudice.


$780,
There arc queer people in the w5rll; L :
f,ls WIKI tla n -, &3slE1, uar-.s "a. BE, aAl
inl4geasials PSI i1.rss. toc tNt'd..a' W.
have mst W.t.i in iivii s1zs VIZ b.3 u y
bad antip4tdr = anrehia, TINT VS. exieo-
siyely ais sg..s,l, n matter wat HH5 +. D.
its actual e.4i-Gs . tle cIaadsnee IT tAe
pnhlie. Thoss ece atr.cs boxed Wt.i Is
rectal -. .yar On ADVERTISED ma-.-iacs. =
They could not see, t5r ez.mp.e IA - Hi
lJwlv's magnificent srstf'l Of advertise NJ
e covering. as il 4. les, ali the aeiidas nj pub
licity wlicI the world III IrIs. anE,ata- oai
a gigantic scheme q! las-e as-s.1s4n.-
True, thav could mt Eainsay tie ;eStm ny
pouring IN spontaneously from tie l.tsa
: uress, in tAYar bis iae0np r. ate t'.4.s and
Ointment, bat sill. they sa4.1 - AIS
ana mQt.erel +" hum1as." Of c5arsc.
there Is no possibility Of arg7irs va ialn
,,ho eaa T ieas9a. TIE hast way : 70 1t
them alone. Fortunately, suc4 sI#ss5me"s Fl
stnnility are "f1w and f,r h-.w IA thus
...Ii,sts5el era To- eareril i-.'m. IT,.
tf.t If = thing is IN i.Ssif excellent. is viz
tues should BE- prJelaI.a Il - tAe .lar "'n1s
of heaven, ior the gene a. benefit "a man-
kiad usaoe, tie proc! tnat 3As hla4e ~
pr TIaliggs4v. thrllsi1 TIM entire newspaper
nress az tbs w9rld, Of the pr peraes aad
anaratian az bis remedies, meets Win the
e5rltd approval Of thinking msn- ne
salue If tte nrepirati9as IS specifies i2g the
.arinns internal An external complaints ~
.,liar +, different climates. or common to
~. world ~ fsry,. Is connected, pat only by
he masses, bat by governments, men Ut sell
aae, aud e4aass UAs2rH . ~ every "aiA o'
IN, On saeA remedies lie to- wids'y
a sac. ~ T14Nrr fa3t..5.-
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I...=ssr 10 s, i H. -, 81.
~ ,.si..l.,- F, -...,l.,..., ,E,,--,.,. w..
kind as,.s,ar q, an Generous ,il=.-a,.,y ,tag
LIZ. hsa .,,... .s...,,,,;.b {, mi, W =
= s.. ~. q. ;--== '.....a l.-;.e ...s.
.=a NM 49, =r. ,.-.r = -,
~ 5.ss re.s.q. in M ..rv sfza 81 49,,
base sent SAL. .,szyi., IN aur ,r.-.5,y
$500. Cyg,rifg,i,es M ..,l.s- ...;..... -
III s.5v. it. VIZ, amount in va'.,s =
is. .iD lla i-,v - II..,s.,l 60.
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Less Loss.

Tse IS Of the rebel General lee la--
ias Ia three bassies Of Gsttys5ars are
u..5!z-.a y footed up a: tls S4r:e1a G.a-
c-4.s o.. Is Flows:
LEFT n the EelI. 10 eur hand, vsas.ia,i, Ia.1a7
..s,Is srs4...lel Easea away b. ea-aay, 5.afJ
Eiils. o. tie So .ai buried b oa. .osees, 5aa
Taken prisoners By cur forces, 1850
Jcselssfs az stag ssess 6gous-t IL 4,5u1
Total. $500
LEES Aoufss,oY.-G eaeral Lee in a
general order issued to his troops at Ha-
gerstown, July llth, admits his defeat.
II says:
Yoa have fought rec aal sansa.a.
aFg battle, tssie4 j not ATTENDED r.es
lie success tiat h4s hitherto eratgae.
gar efforts, was marked by the same he.
role spirit, &c.
TIE cop?4rAoais at home are ne. :.
wing to acknowledge a defeat Of Les.
army, IS Lee himself is.
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LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS.
gPostscript.

! The stronghold surrendered on the 9th.
unegnd,ti5nally. 50 it is stated by the New
Orleans Ira, as wc learn by telegraph. Il
j. also rumorad that the rebel General Petit
grew YVES lied willie leading the rear guard
of Lees army. General Beauregard an
HeHnees the partial capture OF Morris Island
BY the Union forces. This is all good new,
and we believe true.
-The Second Annual Anniversary
Of the Sabbath School connected with tho
Baptist Society Of this village, occurred
on Sunday last. The exercises consisted
Of prayer, reading of the scriptures, sing
IN. addresses, and reading of the report,
Of the Treasurer and Superintendent. A
large number of the scholars we're in AZ.
tendance, anl the house was filed with
the seh0o! and others The exercises oc.
eapied near two hours. and they must
have been interesting to the audience. as i.
at in qaietuess, and with much seemin,
interest, all through that time. The Re.
port Of the Superintendent shew the school
II be in a prosperous condition, constant.
+ gaining IN numbers, and also in pune.
tuality IN attendance. The addresses bv
y L. Dayton, Esq, Of Somcrville. Mass
aal Rev. YIN. \. Durfee of Trenton.
were excellent. The whole proceeding,
were interesting and no doubt profitable.
PrRIorie AND GEyEEoUs.-On Thurs.
day Of last week, some Of our go-ahead
citizens volunteered to see what could be
collected for the sick and wounded Union
soldiers, anl in SIX hours, seven hundred
dollar, was subscribed and paid aud the
next DAY dr4t; for the amount was for
wariel to Is. Toby, Esq, Boston, Chair.
man o! the B5-;on office Of the Christian
Commission. We don't believe SO large
q sum VII. be collected, in 50 small a vii.
age, in tbs State,-eertainly not in 20
sasst time. In addition to this, the la
dies o! the Soldiers Aid Society havo
a5t..Hai atout Sl00 As contributions since
their Organization, which was but few
llys since.
-A:.eatian is called to the adver-
t:semea; d the AIessrs. Redman, in au
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Modus operandi Of Drafting,

vi k-aA4EHA- tu ktlAL L4tF = 60 t4sftsl
IT. -, a,,~,ll,,.1 w;tl
Aas h@i..e q u u .3.s.'' s'-' IN, " 80
..iS residence, Waite or back. VI. DC III
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prepared ~. be F.aaa4 in a r4f44fia-
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bv one at each 7e7g.ati5n Of the wheel.
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w make the following extract fr5m
a letter dated on tue Keanebeo tie lsta
iaai
= We have lad Curious rains o. late, and
tie sats9a IS cate prJmis.ag. Tae hay
crop viii n, fair. potatoes, gs4ia, aH3 corn
Is first Pate. OK farmers arc feeling muea
ae IL
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ENtERna.sg N fegY, y. Y.-0a tie l0ta
u May, ls13, Gye hundred aad seven ts.il,l.
iass were barnel in TsaF. luei43iae bual.
reds Of the lest stores ana dwellings. M.
over 3,,sHl.o91. In eight months from
that tin, '~a hundred and i1E;y baliinss
"eFe erected OF tie barn. district al Il east
OF SI'd-sl Vy0. li..s scar probably tho
WA2.e VII 5a 9si.t up again. This shows
wonder ~ Witty and enterprise 90 Z city
q 4o,oVv poruA.tlon.
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WAR NE:NS.

4 Ri5t IN Nee Ycrt-Fr7E TIE 4r7ig Of ~
P5t3n9r -Ibs Rste. ArFry sq5efg aeres.
ne Rfrer - fargrf al fr1al C44rsSt7H-
Later nrI.s fi-e-i G'IzfS5ary-N lrea
Ma Igfk ~ q O'Clock, 2. II.
Nav Y5sz. I4th-f v.
Tae hrateTs held 4 nesting tals afternoon
AMI Adjourned th7ir companies Tor immelt
4.e service. Simi.sr meetings are being held
in diff rrut Parts IS the city.
Vessels Dave been halIsd rom TIE docks
into tha stream, and guHhoats anchored IN
certain localities, 50 as to c3maaa tire
streets where tae ms3 IS expected - a2eFats
One is anchored 81 Wall street.
Tue stores down tas8 a. n4S G. sS23 -
Tie arga9ries mi afssual. ere M Saerl- W.
ei, as ~. $ .ha p#bl3e a-a4la=s, .ae.as-,a- :
the cusspa house. etc.
The Rsszve- of car city regiments are
now organized. and Nil sssa BE- 5geratiaS-
Ii is expected thar3 VI. &c s.ss2- $3.50 e.
fccs.ve troops in tls rses kris es=asa-. \
battalion 81 the 7iA re-iaeus r-ss-ye : a.
ready Oh dafy. Tks 15..se have ! n na1.T
to-day.
0ma.bass's hsvs ssarRel sanajag, AMI
horse cars hsv7 ss.sF sas.s4 operations ua-sg
the threats q tssg .li51.
TIE l4a5 Tux +. .ssl1a % q ss1ezsc- .
1,.ck GA 80 ss-t, hu- lys7' driven cut II
the infantry Ea rs.>sss#. IL -hrl 9Esa, rioters
out 5t the win rs. si5stin- and killing
several + w#s sassE rate af}'- ami che
H,5b en- lsFs5rsI ~ - > ast . eazTse II M
the so.4iers drove taea q ? met.
The NIB =. >-.-sl! as.>-- ~ In an /.
street, 54s re ..-e Ys.s = ,Iis4@I a.4I The
Ii b 4r5y n away ~ me 7.sce-
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borNTiEs 70 DRAFTED MrS.-All persons
DRAFTED into tie military service of the cosn.
ny MA receive bouRtiez both from the State
ami lu-tel States. BY la1 Iassed last
y mfr tae state psys a bouaty of SlO0 and
to SIS.