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NIEr ut WAR nEvucR,r Hon jaime,
2 Brandy. who Presided at the great Union
meeting in New Work ON Saturday evening.
'i~d the f'lloNing buguagc
.'On the bank, Of Southern river. AT thi,
inomcr' .ur fellow c,untrvmcn. aul our frl-
low toN'u-nrn. the l-loyod 81 the heart, Of
women ohn arc here. viii lie down tonight
on IN. thick mud fer the poor rlusc which
thc s1ll,r-uf thi- country may cnioy We.
On our comfortable humcs. are mortified lev
bearing from the lu,- If men who profess Ia
lc tmcriD,u-. lut VII" do not deserve the
uamc ttprlaue,l horihcJ to hear the Ian
..uarc -l li-ooura -cln.ut shloh should H.
-5ntinei T. the gin -hop-, eZtendinS TO the
-4loOn, and hlrs 1T .ur netropoln J. for
yne and YOU for MANY, FL that W ought 10
encourage the 1907 flio,y= that az. placed
m peril Of their liy.t IN tn. great struggle
that prevails for The -af.ty Of til. Union.
Applause ,annot hut lock contempt and
hate. and lc-ir, y" association politically
~ personally which any man applause, and
2 voice Put that down. Bennett cheers
eni lauChter -av desire NO association,
politically er personally. with any man Of
rho North Who ~ I'M lnor,entcue period f
3ur history thnEs # snythin- except the
snppr-ssicn # The Rebellion b. al the power
a The people Arplsus.) J have been told
that II has been aid that J, who never he
l,nced tc snv party lut the Democratic party.
tina; have d.-crted ny party ! shsll not
take o'ci.I II uJw t. ans,ycr that, but there
viii comr n time shortly when shall answer
fhst chsrsc- lApIlIusc.) Bnt | have this to-
say that If adhornor L. the Democratic
llrty r. {, lc rurch;.>,'l il il l. b. he ~cal-
u 10y turnin: my hack e. the land Of my
hoTes and Of my al raiious IN the dave Of
darkness and of peril th'n ! ray | dcspi>c
II. loud aVlauec.l ! am told that some
Gentlemen in N.w York arc ol,iccting % the
p7J>ecuti ~ of the War l.,7usc. - they SAY.
the administration l. corrupt. | would like
BOW to ansN.r ,uu If had time 10y telling
vru who are the men from whom thu obicc-
ion comc-. The lurc minded, disintcrcrtcd
patriot. whr think that incoln is dishonest
"a voice, Boob, Rr,,A-,' followed hv
-hlut- ct 'Frrnanl, Wool. cheers and
laughtcr) hear namc- mentioned which
arc highly suggestive 20 my mind. (Uproari-
90. lppluuecl t. all these gentlemen,
whether They hayc o7.ilicI the position of
Navor ,r tllc1nen. continued lAughtor) |
would eiv that, IN tie language Of the came
great diunatist, aud .Sclain. Nm ounce of
civct, good apothcc,r,
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THE BURLINGTON FREE PRESS FRIDAY

has been arrested. Upon the premises were
found letters which indicate that she has
been corresponding with the rebels in Rich
mond.
Gen. lockwood commanding the Eastern
shore of Maryland has adopted efficient niean-
to prevent communication with the South.
He has issued an address in which he prom
ises to respect the laws ard institutions Of
Maryland and to protect all loyal citizens
but to disloyal citizens who attempt any
overt acts he threatens severe punishment.
1t il believed there will lie less smuggling
now
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LEGAL NOTICES.
A.. G. RICHARDSON'S Estate

WE THE SCBSC RIDERS, having been appoint
w Cd nv the Honorable The Probate Court for the
District IL Chitteuden, Commissioners to receive,
examine and sdjus; the claims and demands OF an
persons against the estate Of Amos IHeheIcsvh ate
solvent aud also all claims and demands eAhihteS IA
Offset thereto; and six months from the day OF the date
hereof being allowed by said Court for that pun
We do therefore hereby give notice, that will at
tend 10 the business Of our appointment, at the
dwelling Of Sarah W Richardson IN Colchester IN ssd
District on the last Fridsys Of April and June next
at 10 O'Clock A NJ on each Of said DAYS.
Date, this 18th day Of March, A. u. l-'s'.
ROSWELL NEWTON c.-,.
wgSug JOHN THAYER
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\rM NnEK NIar..h ID
transports.

w" i'sNs HiHlth ~
Adyices from Hilton Head state that tho
sunhoat Bienyille captured the rebel schoon-
Lightning from Nassau for Charleston, with
AN assorted cargo.
The rebel schooner Pembroke, with IS
lsles Of cotton on board, was captured while
trying To- run out Of Os-alaw Sound
\ Port Royal letter says there il yet no
ncws Of the negro expedition.
Washington specials say that the report
that the enemy appeared in force at
tho I. :. Ford, l. miles above Palm outh
has turned oat entirely untrue.
There il no doubt that the r,.l-cs will s9yn
t,acuate vickshurg il they have not already
done ~.
Our iorces have succeeded in destroying
an important bridge, cutting of another of
their communications and they viii probably
retire to jackson wbrrc they are strongly
fortified
Mai Gcu Ntahl has been placed in COM
manl of the entire force Of cavalry in front
Of Washington
ten Burnside Is still at Washington
waiting final instructions in reference 90 the
new and important command to which he
has been assigned
There are alarming Geports from san D.
minso The people of tho Districts of
Guayanten and Nontechoysti have risen IN
der Gen Luce. Troop have been sent from
Puerto Rico and Santiago Do Cuba and t0o
battalionf were about leaving Havana
Several vessels Of wsr have he5n ordered
there There bids fair To- h. considerable
trouble to the Sranish protectors rt San D.
ming.
y news 81 Havana
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NV YosK. March l.

An iinmcuse Union meeting was held at
the Academy Of Music,in Brooklyn last even
I'M.
Washington sIcciul Dispatches say it Il IL
,orted thnt Col. Cro,- of the jth y. H.. and
Col. Blunt OF the l2th Vt, viii shortly b.
promoted to Brigadicr Gcncralships-
Gen. Hooker aud the Medical pirc, tor
prunouncc the Army of the Potomac the
healthiest army the world has ever known
From positive information, the mortality
in the rebel army Is known {, he nearly -
r.r cent greater than that OF the Union
army.
lis said that the difficulties which c.ni-
strained t.cn >iscl To tender hs resignation
Iayelrru adjusted, aud he viii withdraw
Ii, -esi-rnii.u I'D retu-n o. his III COM
nand
Mis- Zoe vl,ae lame Lac oeen connected
with Gen. Spushions capture at Fairfax
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LoposKr ppY.Nr-s ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT : The Honorable the
DISTRICT OF CHfTrESDFN, >~-h ir"hatc Nvut'' TOT
the District Of Chittenden-
To all persons interested in the estate IF loioSk
Bryant late of Richmond in said District DC
ceased. nht,ti NJ
Hhersas. said Court hath assigned the 18th day OF
April next for the settlement Of the administration
account II the administrator Of the estate Of
Lf.lo-N BRYANT late Of Richmond in said district,
deceased, and ordered that public notice thereof Ne
given to all persons iutescsted IN SAID estate, hN
publishing this order three weeks successfully pre-
vious {" the dan assigned, in the Burlington Fr's
Pros printed IN Burlington, in said District
Th.rsfors, YOU are hereby notified toappear ~ the
Probate Court rooms in Burlington, on the DAY a.
signed. then and there 20 contest the allowance OF
said account, II you sec cause
Given under my hand, this 18th DAY oil March
4 C.. DIXON, Register.
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NV OK, March l.
Richmond papers of the 18th announce the
arrival of the captured ten. Stoughton and
others They were taken by Capt. Moscby,
of Fitl Hugh Icc's command.
Mr.. Conrad, of Ia, introduced a resolu-
ton looking to peace, on the lth inst. in
the rebel Congress.
\ vicksburg Telegraph Of tho 9th says QUO
Of the cuemy's gunbcats threw few shells
Yesterday, all but one falling short; our bat
terie- did not reply.
\ Mobile dispatch Of the 9TH says the
Yankees have gone up the Tennessee river to
Florence. Ala. with fleet Of gunboats.-
About 500 cavalry landed and were destroy
inc all in their route through Franklin Law
renee and Marion countirs.
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Died.

In jericho. March 7th. Of drop-y, William l.
Fccth tcn II Albert and Belinda Booth. s-ed thirty
one ysart.
u Jericho. March 10th Of congestion OF the lung,
Eliza, wife II ncs. T. Elliot, aged - yoars, mos.
aud day
In Rutland. March D., Ollie T.. wife Of Il. q.
Moore. and daught -r Of &. g. Tancher. EsI-. Of
E-eeE. y. Y.
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DIR. TOBIAS. VENETIAN IxIMENr

h., given universal satisfaction during the fourteen
YEAR. it has been introduced into the United States.
After being tried by milion- it la hccn proclaimed
the pain dc-tro, er or the world. Pain cannot he
where TIN, linimcnt j. applied. fused directed
it cannot and never has failed u single instance.
Tor colds cough and influenza. DO can't be- beat
one ~ cent bottle will cure an tho above besides
lcins .eful in every family for sudden accidents,
.uch burn cuts, -esld- insect sting. &C.. II Is
perfectly innocent 20 take internally, and ean be
given to tho oldest person or oungo-t child Price
= and ~ cents bottle Oficc - Cort''ndt Street
New York sold hy all nruEg--t
March = nIHa"
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News Of the Week.
by Telegraph.

cBIcAco, Mar 10.
The Trl6uHe's special dispatch from near
Vicksburg dated 9th, says Gen. McClernand's
troops have been compelled to embark for
Mlliiken's Bend, 10 miles above this point.
the levee being broken in several places.
The Naseo psss project !, complete sue
her,. The gunboats have arrived at Haincs'
Bluff. which is poorly fortified against an
attack from above Our feet captured 81
transports
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BEHIND, BROW MILLS ESTATE.

STATE o. vERNoNT ITO AL PERSONS s. rs
tste ~ Belinda Brovncu late n Wlliston In ard
Distri-t, dcc-a-Cd
Ata Probate Court holden at Burlington, within
and f.r the District Il Chfteuden, on the 18Th day
OF March A = 1853. an Instrument, purp9rtng
to BE- The LAST Will and Te-tsment. ot + ia Brow
ton. late n Williston. IN -ad pstr' leeea5r1'
va presented 20 the Court aflresaid. tor PROBATE
And d i- ordered by said Court that the IN dat
of April 4 j.. 1853. at the Probate 'pnrt hgaih-
,- 54if Burlington De- assigned for proving said In
strur1ert suT That notice thereof De given % al
persous concerned hy publ shinG this order weeks
slece-.iveI, iu tho Burlington Pre- Press, new pa
ler printed A. aid burlington previous t0 tho time
appointed.
T4rrftrr.. YOU aro hereby notified On appear ne
fore said Court az rho time and place aforesaid and
contest the probate of said will If sou have cause
Given under mas h3ui 40 Burlington in sa'd i,-
triet this 10th Isy of March, a. u Les.
r..,,f a. q. DIXON, E.r-fe-.
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sidney smAM.s EsrArE.

W. THE ST RSCRlBEES having been Appoint
W c5 IN the Honorable the Probate Court Tor the
pi.triet If Chitteuden. Commissioners 20 receive;
examine and adjust the claims and demands o. a..
pcr.ons against the estate Of Sidney shaw la.t y
- ir mid district. deceased, represented
insolvent and also all claims and demands eAhiolt
ii I'm oTct thereto and ia months from the day Of
Tho date hereof being allowed by said Court ior
H. ,,r-e We 40 therefore hereby give notice that
We riIl attend 70 the business Of our apPontment,
at the dwelling Of Harriet { shaw IN -. 80 ii ~
- District on the first days Of April and jury
rcyt al I0 o'clock A. NJ. on each Of SAD d.! 3
Dstcd this "a day Of March. A. y, sos
r. ". r. NICHOLS, Commis-
TLEAZER HUNT. sioners-
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BOSTON MAR ET-

WEDNESDAY. March Il.
FLoUE-esIes have been quite limited az Sc IS
a a. for Western superhne, a. 80 q Is fer common
extras, as q - for medium extras. and 50 q Is
= Dbl for GOOD and choice, including Csnsda, Ohio
Gene.se and Michigan. Corn Meal bss been sell
in= at 81 = a 5, for common and extra In Rye
Flour sales at - - % S - = Dbl az to quality
GRANTEE market for Corn has been very dull
the past week sales Of Western mizedst soc a 81,
including poor and good quality; and Southern yell
low at 90 81 r bush, Dat. have been in fair de-
mand and the usrkot Is Grm. The sales have been
at % d soc y hushcl for Northern and Canada. and
choice lot have been sald at Sc + buhel IN Rye
the sales have bocn in small lot at 81 10 y bushel
White Bean arc firm, and sal,s at q - "a for
poor To- good blue pod and s. IS a - a. to quail
Is. for marros and extra pea. Canada Peas have
been sold at a Is "a Is v bush TO quality. Pine
iced aud shorts are rather dull, and have been sold
at So 2 ten. Nidd!n=s have sold at ts5 q % =
ton
FRoN IsluNS.-rurs Is 6m but continues quiet,
and the sslcs have been con6nedato small lots at
as - a n for prnc; ~ lor mess and sl7 ~ n 10
- for clear and extra clear ossh. Bccf is firm hut
quiet, with salos Of Eastern and Western moss and
oAtra NEE at ~ - a II -, and I-niily extra at
sIi - n Is Y hbl cash. Lard Il rather quiet. Sale
in bill. and rSrce- at H.: n Is; and in scg. in small
lott, AZ r., n -. Y n, cs-h. Smoked Hams have
lceu in coed demand VII -zl' ~ :, a ip-c y p
a. To quality H~=s ~ - s,,s .,ict, with ssist
att! a &c v n. cash a. 30 siitys Butter i ,tesd,
and market firm. Sal-s OF -o,- ami extra New Ycrl
aud vermcut at - ma. amt common and f,ir a
% pic y n; CsnsR sid Western is ,eiii,s at l.
g = n. a 10 quality. In'hscsc thsf7-hsTr boz
s.les II l. n ice = D. A. - ;ss.iIt1 .
ToeL.-1he market has Je-laic conp,-sssis
quiet, With ssles ssu.-'o.0o9 y aeecs sEa pai,ed
from IS r. 81, theJ4itcr price fT choice lotsfdctc
aud extra pulled.
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FARM FOR SALE.

Us,-ptCrl. ,rrr. for .ale his Farm in Boil
| ION known ,- the old Barber Tavern Stanut
r,.mpri.in, 500 ACRES ofgood Meadow and Ng,I
Land Ncll fenced and well waiere'i- 'S,,,,,..s -
TIE STOCk ou the place, embracing ~ ~ ''''
thu FAENiNG TOOLS .t s,...,-
There +. "a good or-has,l cu the plaec 'ud sugar
Bush . 900 mort
gage rot '"''"'' John WuuTCONE
WiIli-tcu. VI. March g. -tsi.
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lh, World correspondent ut >toucW1u'
Station, Va, under date of thc 18th. states
ap important rsulry movement va about
t., lc usd, from that point. tbc Object of
attack L,iu- fore. of the enemy lo,nt,l ct
o vitality strate.,d. position Ib, result of
thu mo, cncnt.if thi. praye- o. Pee a= Hov an
ticIatel viii he of Tho gr,atc-t moment, It
viii trauspir. within a day or t'r
rh, Washington correspondent Of the
Tmcs s,- cen Eurnsilc ha,in. loen a.
si-pcd To- In. new department viii leave at
once Go takc command ',cu. rsrhs- @.c.
with bm.
The report trough, by the hst steamer
from EuroIv of tho intention ct ihr Fmpcr
or Napoleon 10 withdraw hi army from llcA
ic, s dirercdit,d IN diplomatic cirrl~ "u
the other baud. it i- thought that tn French
army in Nczic' viii be- largely augmented
within the next ninety day.. such Is also
said to he the advic.'s received 10y our GOVERN
mcut
The Triture', Washington correspondent
says Mai Gen Fremon, left for Ncwlork last
night hi- interview, with the Secretary Of
Var Yesterday morning having proved un-
satisfactory
Official sdyices from the city of Mckee 10
tn, 25th ult are received The determine
ton Of tie Mexicans to defend their country
To- the last WAS as earnest az ever
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INDIANAPOLIS. March Ii

Eight hundred paroled prisoners en route
to Chicago were detained at Richmond, Ind.
last night. While there, they completely
demolished the Office Of the Jcacrsonian
tanti-war shcctl. They arrived here Tonight
and threaten the Sentinel The military
were placed on guard to prevent disturbance.
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CNcN>,rI, March Is

CNcI>>,TI, March Is
The Ga-cttc's Nicksburg, dispatch says the
Yazoo Pass expedition has captured 26 steam
boats, Is of which were DESTROYED
The gunboats have arrived above Ilainc~
Bluff and viii soon commence the attack.
Rumors IRE rife Of the evacuation Of Vichs-
burg, and it WI. suproscl tho sreut'r part
Of the rebel force would 20 to Chatt,noo-o
and sujeayor TO o,erwholm General Rosc-
rams
Ten McClcrnand's troops Vcrc compelled
to embark for Milliken's Berl, Is miles
above Vicksburg, owing to high water
Tho recent operations at Lake Providence
and elsewhere resulted IN inundatins more
than 100 miles Of Louisiana territory de-
troyin. milliou- Of drll,r- worth Of proper
y.
Tho guerilla. verr completely drowned
out
\ refugee from Georgia who arrived st
Murfr,csl'oro yc.terlay reports tsrrible de-
titution in Georgia AMI Northern Alabama
Ellctr marine brigade arrived at Cairo ou
SATURDAY.
The Commercial Murlrcc-boro despatch
saw Col Minty came on Saturday from
seven dave successful scout To the oncmy'-
country lie dispersed several bodies of the
encmy's forces. captured rri-,ucr., wagons,
Sc. and penetrated 90" enemy lime ~
Shclhvvillc
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zen. Hooker was examined to-day hetore
the VAT committee. The first question pro
pounded wac as To- what causs he attributed
rho failure Of Of The movement ON tn" Fen
insula he replied As | am on my oath +,
7 must answer the question The failure Of
that movement wac owing u the incomre-
tcnov Of the commanding General - H1Sb-
rs-res V J. Times
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private lette' from the 18th regiment,
fr-tes that rebel Chaplain, who CHANGED to
H. at headquarters as prisoner, on his
usy To Washington saw copy Of the Ar9ns
+ Pa,r1ot, and vas 50 much pleased with It
that he begged tn. privilege of taking It with
him for comfort and consolation. Hls re
quest was 80 reasona bic thn' " var ~ once
granted - Freeman.
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THE LATEST News this (Thursdzy) morn.
ing is ola smart fight between 1000 federal
cavalry under Gen. Averill and Stuart's re-
bel cavalry, on the south side Of the Rappa-
hammock, in which the rebel. were driven
back four miles from the river and badly
handled.
Richmond paPcTs cay Port Hudson was
ettsck"d by Admiral Farrasuts feet on the
ith aud successfully defended; the fcderals
being compelled to retreat down the river.
II is also stated that Newborn was attacked
10y the rebels on the 10th. There is nothing
later from Nicksbur..
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TO HFOW 1T My CONCERN.
V'HE CoRFoRNTI0N above named, having applied
90 the Court Of Chancery for the County Of Chit
tendcu, Vermont, for the appointment of David \.
Smaley and Ephraim \. Chaplin 20 be trustees
under the second mortgage" so called Of said
road in the place II samuel Hcnshaw and Thomas
Thacher trustees deceased .-Orfersf by the Court.
that tho said Smalley and Chaplin hc appointed
trustees temporarily and that the further hearing
IN said matter stand over until April q, l-S, AZ 10
o'clock iu the forenoon. al the Court House u BUR-
lugtou and that all persons interested be n"tlhcd
hv publication iu the Boston Journal, New y ork
Eer4f and Burlington Pre- Pres. 20 appear at said
time and place. % show cause II any exist why said
application should not be granted.
Dated az Burlington this 18th day n March i-'a-
4. J. HOWAEn, pcp'y Clerk.
GEo. 7. EuvUNp>. Solicitor.
March o. dtap4
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Secretary Cia.c lcn thu momu~ for
Washington Whatever ,aect- may event.
uallv proceed from hi- consultations. IT. lie
believed say, the Conmer7q' nothing is
accomplished ion tho present, either in thu
way Of establishing bank under 'hs new
law of Ccn.ress OF toward The piacip of p
nov loan upon tbs market
Mr. GaiIarde, writing to the courier des
Ftat- I'M. from fsri-, Feb. -. rlye- rpm"rs
II in-urrect,on NJ Hungary, and an alleged
resolution q" the Emperor 20 recall the
French army from Mexico. l.r' 1t lo'kr lp
probable.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-20
Wv NnRk. Mar. il

We have important news from Central
America. Gen Carrcrs. the Guatemalian
general. had been defeated with heavy loss.
1t wss expected that Nicaragua would -'on
i,in Guatemala against salvador, and pre-
cent indications are Honduras will pin Sal
yador.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-20

A BoVE HFR STATION. the story Of a ouu.
y Woman Life by Mrs. Herman Philip.
frlffr0ru frrsyfs ne South series from the eX-
periencc " an Alabama Uuionist, hy r. : Tharin-
A NJ
stories from Frou'ier .afrcHfurs az The south aa.
IT.st hv Nm T. Coggeshall, illustrated by Billing
Tlro Friends, by the author 81 Present Heaven
Tirss Brqrs ~ chm.
Tts TiTlgs Garland. talc- and sketches by Mr. ;.
{. Hall.
Boston Edition ~ 'Na N1urG' % mo : vols Illus
trated Received this day 40
March IfthI -1}