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EXTRAORDINARY CASE OF DRopsY.-Mrs.
Destin, a lady in New London, Conn. q
few days since, died of the dropsy. With
in the last eighteen months her attendant
physician performed the operation oi tap
ping" twenty four times, and IN all TOOK
from her nine hundred and seventeen
mounds of wafer a little short of four bar
rels in bulk.
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When Hagia complained that the times
we're so hard that he could noa keep his
nose abo,e g water, his wife told him that 1t
would be above water more If he kept 1t
above whisky Less
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VI. NNEISSE
a. + THOMPSON,

.,,, su Dru1giSt and 4 pOtterc'p, NAN ~. btta"~
WHOLESALE AND EEfAiLD
~, orter Of Drugs Chemicals, French Cosniae bran
dies Wines &c, &c. a-s-o
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The late Congress made several very
important amendments to the postal laws,
which are supposed to meet the views Of
the postmaster general. Drop letters are
10 be charged two cents instead of one, the
rate Increasing after the first half ounce.
The regulations respecting soldiers let
tiers remain rs heretofore
On all mail matter required Ly law to
be pre- paid, and which shall reach its
destination unpaid, double the usual rates
must be collected on uelvery, and insult
icIent payment is 10 be wholly disregard
ed. The fee for the registration of letters
Is left optional with the postmaster Gene
ral but II Is not 10 exceed twenty cents
per letter.
Unseaed circulars not exceeding three,
to one address, are to be charged with two
cents postage, and in that proportion for
a greater number.
Weekly papers five cents per quarter,
seni-weekiy fifteen cents, six times per
week thirty cents. At these rates the
weight must not exceed iour ounces--in
each case payable in advance per quarter
or year, either a. the mailing or delivery
otiice
The postmaster general may from timo
to time provide by order the rates ard
terms upon which route agents may re-
ceiye and deliver, at the mail car or
steamer, packages OF newspapers or peri
edcai>, delivered TO them for that purpose,
by the publishers or news agents in charge
thereof, and not received from nor de-
signed for delivery al any post office.
Poatmasters can only frank official let
tiers TO other ofiicials-the former license
to the smaller class OF Offices heretofore
enjoyed, OF tranAiag on their own private
business, having been abolished.
The joint resolution giving the postmas.
ter general authority TO collect the postage
on unpaid foreign letters in specie was
also passed.
The changes take efiec. on the first Of
July next
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The following is n true copy eta sign on
an academy out West FREEMAN HuGGs,
Scbool Teachers s-Freeman teaches the
bovs and Huggs the girls"
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Air at Work.

paragraph in the foreign news by the
Arabia, says the London Pneumatic Dis.
patch Company has commenced forward
ing mail bags through It's underground
tubes. This enterprise is novel. The
pneumatic tubes whish have been laid by
the company extend from the Euston
railway station to the Northwestern Dis.
trict post office in Eyershot street, Lon
don, distance of only about one-third of
a mile, but sufficient for experimental
purposes. The tube resembles an eilfpti.
cal gas main, thrtv-three inches high by
thirty inches wide. and is laid in nine feet
lengths, at an average depth OF nine feet
below the street level. The joints are
filled in with lead so as - be perfectly air
tight. Within this tube runs wrought
iron car, eight feet long, weighing eight
cwt., and fitted with four wheels, each
twenty inches in diameter At each end
of the tube is "a hollow iron wheel, worn-
ing in an air-tight box of twen.y-one feet
in diameter, which is connected with .
steam engine of seventeen horse power.
The wheel turns at velocity Of seventy
to rinety miles an hour, when the air
which is drawn in through its hollow CEN
tre is thrown off from its periphery with
a force that gives a pressure of from five
TO seven ounces on the square inch. The
iron cars in the tube present a surface Of
nearly five square feet to the blast, and
are propelled at the rate of thirty miles
an hour.
The entire cost of line Of five miles is
estimated at el3I 600, and it is proposed
TO carry freight as we'll as mails through
London, at the cheap rate of a penny 1.-TWO
centsl ton per mile SO far the expert
ment Is successful, and the results are
very Interesting and curious, ....
friend of mine said Lord Erskine,.
was suffering from continual wakeful.
ness. and various methods We're tried to
send him to sleep, but in vain At last
his physicians resorted to an experiment
tha succeeded perfectly. They dressed
him IN a watchman's coat, put lantern
IN his hand, placed HIM in a Gentry box.
and he was asleep in less than ten
minutes
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DEALER IN
D,uo Patent Meaicines, fdints, oiIS' '''"''he''
"' Dus Stngs, dc, DC,
r.twsen Glover s. Cooks and lteddcSs hock-
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BUSINESS CARDS.
1862 LUMBER, 1862
Lumber.

"HE subscribers, having purchased the stock of
l. lumber and leased the yard formerly oc cupied by
John Hossaek, on MAIN STREET, are now prepared to
To furnish all kinds of lumber, aths shingles, SASH
doors, &c. Also good assortment of Saginaw boards
and dry fini'hing lumber, constantly on hand. The
public and builders are particularly requested TO ex-
anime our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
J.. - w. CALKINS.
Ottawa, May 1862 rIo..f
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BY WIN. OSMAN.

<)IIA WA FREE TRADER,
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING,
emsorer s&s Post OTfcc, corner Of Madison and Co.
kumbHs Streets.
BY WILLIAM OSMAN.
TERMS OF PAPER:
1.JO per aunum in advance;
ESQ q" for5 copies to one order, in adv.
1900 '' for 10 - {"
ADVERTISING RATES.
. - 1w. 2w. 3w. 8 mo. 6mo l y.
u ines orless, 41.OO LIS 150 800 soc 500
Quarter Column, 400 500 500 1000 1900 lsoo
Half Column, $40 lb.OO 1907 1900 22oo oooe
Whole Column, 1910 2O.Oo 240O 5000 1000 eooo
Cards, lines lessby the charged as square
Yearly advertisements due one-half after nrs IN
tion and oneha the end Of six months transient
advertisements pay yable invariably in advance
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y, o1i,t Bookseller, and StGtiOrHT-Oad1rd, H..
s.cond store in Nattingers block 'oulh sue VI Wv
court ouse square.
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EAGLE MILLS.

VVvIE subscriber would inform the public that he is
1 now running the above Ml and is prepared to do
90, CUSTOM AND MERCHANT WORK
=, .,s hos, poss;b,e manner the Mill has been
thorourhIy Repaired and is in first rate order Good
and attentive sillers afe employed nd will be
stau,,y hand to wait upon customers Farmers and
find it to their advantage to give me call be-
fore going elsewhere. 49,
NB-ordersfor Flour Feed can be left at the City
Market or atthe N;l arA will be promPsy attended to-
Ottawa, Oct 6, $50 !. WOOD
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BUSINESS CARDS.

3d. aIc. woopRrFF A.
RICE N MOREY.
Attorneys La,o and Solicitors in Chancery,
OTTAWA, la SAIL. COUNTY, ILLINOIS,
Will give prompt attention business entrusted to
their care. Collections made and promptly remitted
Omce-second floor METROPOLITAN Block Ian2e
'o.,vKR c. JULIUS AVERY WASHINGTON BUSHNELL
GRAY. AVERY 4 BUSHNELL,
attorneys and Councillors at Lao and Solicitors IN
,u,u ,rr..;.s :, the FEDERAL Courts and the State
Courts in the Counties of La Sale, Bureau Kendall
'Grundv. and Livingston ~ 49,.
Collections made and promptly remi'tea- Jam
ID. F. CAMERON,
1neryeu n. La,o-Ottn,ea La Saus Co., NJ.
Prompt attention paid to the investigation OF titles,
payment of taxes purchase and sale oil real an"
Once. in Post Office Block, over sanford's store
ALFRED W. .CAVARLY.
Attorney at Lar and Notary PnOfsc-
on IN Nattinger's BLOCK, Ottawa H. auslt
a GLOVER. suEros C. COOK
GLOVER 4. COOK,
A,,or,,syx e,,d Couassi1ors at Lnsc-otd'ca, MS
Oft in Glover Cocks brick block, cart "t the eenf'
house up stairs
DAVID T.. JONES,
4 tornev and Counsellor at Lo,c-Oha'eo, iAs.
OHce in Sanger. block, up stairs
q. LEAvESs, ,,,,
r,st;cs of he Pace Otrf,sd, Wtnots
orcr over King Hamiltons store. H'Fi
ARTHUR LOCKWOOD,
Trsttr: et hs Psacs-
1mcs east side of ColEn1s;s ST. aujo'ii'''s "is '
a ace nearly opposite the Post oihce- .;,;,, n
yi thank his friends for all business PEI
Tis Office, and promises to attend 10 ''' '"N'
t,r mptuess- -. b.. tornd
'i'hs ~"'o ap2|
on hard
DOCTOR j. q. HARRIS.
Orucg-O yer F.. Y, Grsg' Drug Ttore h-sloe'ce-
Main street., OF Fox River JaliV-IE---
DIR. GEO. g. LEWIS,
S,.rgsou and Mechanical Dentist
Full or Partial Permanent and Temporary sets -
Teeth made in the MosT APPROVED sTfLK ana ""''A"
snit- ,, eo.;s@,c.orilv
All other Dental Operations performed
Ether administered for extracting te-th "i'''o' pau
and without da TO the patient A.,
OFFICE Over Orton 5 Book Sore, opposite t'S nitH
sion House Main St, Ottawa, III. jan.io-4il'-
DIR. AND 6s =.
of.ss Faculty OF Ntdicias of s-fo-,te'ly .t:n-
zeal fhtefoftfe HosPirti. 'f Pis'tS-,'rgToh n"y",
9th. Ei,tern .i,nH IN the ,tI''r rr-',>'Mt y 1'y"
o(U " the E,npe,oy. oi t.s French ne th0te'"
Epidsn,ic of 1854 etc-, ETC.
All ,L.s. .iocrnsnts. and many othe o. the highest
value in exhbitioI. in t." ofhle - - -
treatment and ZION ar H'r"'''iS - -
An kinds of operations skil:Gny '''I"'N'-
Office in Russe's Block, l.. ; All" street o- /,
OrrlcE HouRs-Fron, u \. 80 - " l"N-''
C.P CLOSSON. I
Pnysici;,n ;,nG! surgeon
onsce-At his Residence, two doors north o! DIM
NJ -f- nrrr tore
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L., p. CIOSSOS.
ps,ysiciaH ana sIrGe0 a..
Err. n. ZEN DER.

homeopathic PfySieidn-O Ott"'s"' i'''"''''
dor. his service. to the friends of the tlon'e"i,a &C
s,r, in Ottswa in all branches Of his profession
.ifnI.r attention given to tie treatment Of "onie
a Il children , .hr.1
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mrs. II AISD ID "a 9IcAk "a
associated themselves together 7r 'e
oft cir profession, respectfully tender '"e'' 81 '" "
he itizens of ottawa and vicinity
B-AlI persons indebted TO either OF t,e nnue' ~
ally, are requested to call Immediately ana
che same Tt c.u.c.
O ce over Hunte-'s Drug store. In S'i,s Ok
&. HARD. VI. d,
5-r r. NJ McARTHUE, NJ D.
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ii sntiate Of Hoyni CoH'ge OF StFge"mN, nv nv t 80. o.
x.I years. and practice Of ten years IN l'lli'os, ~ ~
fee confident OF giving satisfaction TO 'h'se "' ~
vi. his professional advice psi
G Ecr north side Of the Court House square ne
H. :. an sunerior It east Of National House. Geo
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C.C eGOGI:ICH. VI. H.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
.5S. .o,s soo,. ,rest of Ottaca Bank Hain StrSet,
OTTAWA, Ills
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-11-20
BRANDRETH'S PILLS.

You may recover your health by the use Of other
remedies fou may recover without any hut do
not forget that you may die. ami that Brandreth's
Pills could have saved you. For remember that
a~ff principle Of dea,h, when you have it in your
system, Is evident to your animal instincts. Your
eountenanee tells your friends; your dreams and
your own heart tell you.
Now, at these times there il no medicine 80 de-
serving Of your confidence as BRANRETH'S VEG
ETABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS, il the only medicine
kr'wn that can certainly save, when all the usual
Indication. tell that you must die
hr. John Pudney, Springfield Union Co. n J..
has used BRaNnREIH's PLLs for fifteen year. in hi,
family, and fir all his hands ia which time these
Pills have cured them Of Bilious affections. Head
ache rheumatism, Fever and A-ue, Measles.
NhooPins Cough, and he says he ha, never known
them to fail Principal Office, ai Canal Street, New
York.
Sold by all respectable dealets in medicines.
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BOSTON NARkET.

WEDNESDAY, Nov. is.
FLOUR-The market FOR Flour has been quite
duh during the week Salcs q Western superhne
at S : re common extras at e 80 a Z 3; me
dum do. at s. - 5 and good and choice, ineluo-
Ing tennessee Canada, Ohio and Michigan. at 81 p
n 9 p bbl. Corn Meal is firm. and selling at g IS
p Dbl. No Rye Flour in market, and prices are
quite nominal. In BuckWheat there have been
sales at s. 81 a 3 . = loo rs
GRAIN.-The market has been dull for Corn the
past week hut prices remain about the sane; sales
of Western mixed at s. Is, snd Western yellow
at 81 Is p bush. oats have been in better demand
and price. are 6rner. sales at ~ n sc 2 bush for
Northern and Canada. In Rye there have been
small sale at 81 % n - per hush, closing firm at
o - White Beans are firm and have been in de-
nand Sale, Of common and good blue pod at g. 50
a s. and marrow and extra pea at s255 a p
bush. In Canada Pea there have been sales at 81 Is
a q = bush. Shorts have been sold at 50 and
Fine Feed and Middlings At go a 90 e ton.
PROvISIONS.-Pork is firm with small stock
and fair demand Sales at SO a u for prime 3
o. q Is 81 FOR mess and s2l a p for clear and
ira clear. cash New Beef is steady at previous
prices Sales Of Eastern and extra mes at eli
q Is o. and family extra at SIS ~ a 10 2 Dbl. cash
Lard is firm aud selling at lll a nc in hhls. and
tierces, and l2+c in kegs, cash. In Smoked Hams
Gales at 70 n 2.c, = n cash. Butter is dull, but
prices remain about the sales Of good. choice
and extra New York and Vermont diaries at SO q
2sc and common and fair at - a p cents p 10. a.
to quality. Canada and Western -carce and norni-
nslly - n &c e h. as 10 quality. Cheese is steady
with sales a wanted at u a lie y 70, for common
and prime diaries
WOOL.-There is fair den,sud Tor domestic Wool
and the market is quite firm. The sales Of the week
have about 3o 900 TBS at IS a sc for fleece, and up
70 sc for the best lots Of extra pulled Tho market
Is very firm at these prices and the tendency still
upward.
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NEW YORK. Nov. Is
The Imies Army of the Potomac despatch
OF the 10th say- It l. believed there l. now
only a strong picket line on the Rapi,lan and
that Lees army has fallen back to sime
other position. But few camp fires can be
seen at the side Of the rivcr and some OF
their Infantry brought u the front Yesterday
their knapsacks and were equipped a, for a
march. \ heavy rainstorm sct in on Satur-
day and continued till yesterday causing a
great rise in the Rapidan. The roads and
fords are almost impossible, and dcranscd
sadly, contemplated movements
Tine Herdlds headquarters Army Of the
Potomac dispatch Of the 10th s.iys Gen.
Meade returned from Washington tonight,
The Horids Army of the Potomac dcs-
patch of the 10th says our infantry las adj
yanced To the Rapidan. Heavy firing took
place yesterday on the Rapidan at Nortons
and Riccoon fords The rebels have evident
~ been very industrious adding fresh works
% their defence of the Rapdan at that and
other iOrds on the river. Our cavalry are
bringing in squads of rebel desyrtcrr daily.
Thee are for the most part better clothed
than they used to be- and do not show much
evidence Of being kept on short ratons.
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STATE SABBATH SCHOOL CoNvENTIoN.-Ihe
convention held at Montpelier on Wednesday
the IIth inst, adopted the following Consti
tuition
Ant. !. This organization shall be called
The Vermont Sabbath School Union
Ar , The object Of this Union shah
I've to promote the interests Of sabbath Schools
IN the State.
ART. 3. The Mon shall be composed of
the pastors of the Evangelical Churches, and
tie Superintendcnts aud delegates Of the
Evangelical Sabbath Schools in the State
Arr. /. The officers shall be a President.
four Vice Presidents, Recording Secretary.
C,rresponding Secretary and Treasurer, and
Corresponding Secretary for each county
10 the State, TO be appointed at the opening
Of the Annual Meeting, and to hold Office un
Ill their SUCCESSORS are appointed.
Ar ;. The Corresponding Secretary
.7iIi make a report at the Annual Meeting
r the sabbath Schools in the State
iR1 g. The Annual Meeting shall be
ali tuesday and Wednesday following the
.csnd Thursday in October
Ash =. This Constitution may be amen
Jed at any Annual Meeting by vote Of two
--iri- oi the members present.
OFFICERS
P-eudeaf.-Rev. y. P FOSTER, Burlug
ton
Ti-e Preadent,-H d. Hopkins, Esq.
Noptrrher. F. C. White. ESQ, Bennington,
Rev. j l.. Sinclair, VIM. A. Burnett, Esq, /
Rutland.
Reording Sccretory-Rev. J I. Ford, |
stowe.
Corresponding SecT,i0ry and Trs0uyer-
s4 j. Tucker, Jr., North Bennington.
County Corresponding Seoretar,es. /
Addison-Rey VI. Ludlum, Middleburv.
Bcanington-Rev. J. Tucker, Jr.
Jalrdona-Rey jos. Torrey, East Hard. /
~ck
Chirtenieu-P. C.. Abbey. Essex.
E--,x-Georsr f. French, Lunenburgh.
Frankln-trri butcher, St Albans.
GRAND l-e-Rcy. O. g. Wheeler. ;. Hero.
Iamoili,-Be l.. b. Steele. johnson
Oange-Rev Mr.. Lyf,rd East Randolph
Urcans-E. ). Cowl,s. Coventry.
Butland-Bey j. g. Hale. East Poultney.
Wa-hington-Rey \. L. Cooper, Mont
Teiicr.
W.ndham-Rev f. c. Bass, Bellows Falls
Niud-or-Bey J. Co. Abbot. Windsor
The following gentlemen were appointed
ia-CItcs u attend the Mass State sabbath
School Convention. VIZ Rev !. W. CHECKER
ny. Rev. Mark Carpenter. Rev. d. :. Frost.
Toe GLOWING were appointed delegates t.
attend the New York Sabbath School Con-
7atipn. VIZ Rev. }. Tucker, Rev r. Cush-
uan. Rev II. ". Ransom.
The following resolutions were adopted
Rssaired, That a. Christ Jesus came into
bic world to save sinners, and a. the exist
.H-e and labor of the church OF Christ iz for
Oh, -ame end, 50 all the Sabbath School labor
must aim at the salvation of souls
R,soFed, That the friends of Sabbath
SCHOOLS should have iull faith in the CONVEX
elm OF children, and labor directly and earn
e.i.y 10 secure that result.
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NEW ORR, Nov. l..
The H.r0id.s letter from Folly Island IF
the 18th says Yesterday the enemy open
ed ire upon the batteries from their mprIars
Of which they seem t. have large number
On Suliyan's Island. Some of our guns On
Fort Gregg have been turned upon them and
the duel has been a stirring one. Oar fire
l. still maintained on Fort Sumter.
\ few DAYS since a rebel crew ot four men
in a picket boat from the rebel ram Ssyan-
nah doing duty in the Savannah river over
powered the officer IN charge and brought
him prisoner to Fort Pulaski. at the
same time giving themselves up a. dc-er,ers.
The Worlds Washington despatch says
Ii iz expected that Genz Meade and lee will
have battle before the end OF the present
week and the impression l. confirmed some
what ~ we learn, directly from the front to-
day.
\ letter in the Ii15lfo, dated Chattanooga
9th states that the situation of affair, on our
left in the vicinity Of London is such A. To
cause some uncasincss lc-t the sudden al
pearence OF "a large rebel force IN that quar-
rcr viii find Gcn. Burnside unpreTarcd.
The Worries Washington despatch SAYS
that over one million slaves removed from
border states are in Georgia, consuming sub
sistcncc, while it l. the opinion that that ar
my being deprived Of all supplies from Texas,
Tennessee and Kentucky viii s0on have the
alternative of surrendcring through the nee
essity OF hunger. This state OF affair has
led Grant 10 pursue his policy of holding his
position and heicgc the enemy.
Ii j. understood that zen. Meade not only
advances to the Rapidan but that he Is To
cross 1t before the close OF the week and OBJ
tain battle If possible.
The Richmond Despatch has the tollowin.
adyiccs from Northern Virginia. There Is
no doubt that the Federal army under Gcn.
Meade D, advancing on our forces with the
view OF bringing on "a general engagement.
which Will probably not be declined when
the proper time arrives.
From present indications a few more day,
will serve u bring on a collision of the con
tending forces.
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STATE OF VERMONT. }THE Honorable the
ni>Ia.yr Oh CHuESbEN. s. L Probate Court for
The District IL thittenden.
IT, all persons interested in the estate Of PhilO
Doniftie. late Of Burlington. in said District. de-
cea-t1.
GREETING.
Whereas. said Court hath ass gnet the 30th DAY
Z Nov cl1r neat, for the settlement Of the admin
-rratuu account 81 the Administrator Of the estate
g said decreased. and ordered that public notice
thereof he given 20 all persons Interested in said
tate hy publishing this order three weeks success
ivciy pTCyinu. tu the DAY -ned, in the Burling
ton Free Press printed On Burlington. in said Dis
O. let
Therefore. a. u are hereby notified 10 appear at
the Probate Court ooIu-. lu Burlington. the day
assigned. then and there % contest the allowance Of
said account. b. you see cause.
Given uuieF my hand, this ith day OF November,
A. j.. l~lsi
vl-vS A. {. DIXON. Register.
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NICHOLAS HOLMES. ESTATE.

Nv the Subscribers, having been appointed by
W the Honorable Probate Court for the District Of
'hiuenden, Commissioners, 20 receive, examine and
ADJUST al claims AMI demands Of all persons against
she ''ate 81 Nicholas Holmes, late Of Charlotte,
IN aid District. deceased represented Insolvent
sui slsp all claims and demands exhibited in offset
tAeIei' aud months from the day of the date
'-ir"i Icing allowed 70 .ad Court for that purpose
"- D." -i-reiore h~-ri'y W notice that viii at
80 D." ii4r .a-nc-. # our appointment, at the
""ti'4 Ie % 3. i.svE. iu Charlotte. in said Dis
"'e 60 tHs -g-eug MvudINs Of december aud MAY
r-'t % 81. -e-'.y. S. N.. on each OF laid dsys.
Dale - '- e. o. November, \. u. t-oJ.
D.. WHEELER, COMMITS
ALEXANDER ) sioneTs.
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Special Town Meeting

TIE inhabitants Of the Town OF Burlington Who
Il are legsfvoters in Town Meeting are hereby no.
tined and warned 70 meet at the Town Hail. 10 said
Town on Monday the 3lth day Of November instant.
q; o'clock p NJ, for the following purposes, viz
LIST, To choose moderator TO govern said meet
in..
md, To see whether the town will vote hountie,
% supply the quota Of the town under the recent
call Of the President Of the United States for three
hundred thousand men TO serve in the regiments
ana the companies now in the field and If so, what
bounties. And also to whether the town viii
vote TO advance 10 such volunteers any portion II
the bounties they are 10 recsivs from the United
otates. and If so, how much and on what terms
30, In case the town shall vote 10 pay such
bounties or 20 make such Advancement TO raise
and provide means for the same.
Ssh, To do any other business proper to be done
RUSSELL :. TAFT, S.,.
WI. e. SHAW. ''iee'u''n'
Burlinzf on Nov Is
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Nv .fDVA.N'CE PRE-
DICTED.
BATTLE BETWEEN
MEADE AND LEE
THIS WEEK.
III quief on The Tennessee.
Bragg'sarIny likely TO starye
ONE MILLION EXTRA OF NEGgos
IN GEORGIA.
Escape Of Federal Soldiers from
Richmond.

NLw YoRk, Nov. lG.
\ Washington letter Of the llth t. the
" orid states that since the partial occnna-
ton OF Lookout mountain by the Union
forces under Hooker, operations have been
confined to the strengthening of the ground
gained and to preparing for further occu-
patton. Active campaigning may he con-id
cred over for the present. and the two armies
will probably occupy their time in reconnoit
ering and ianking.