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T,r-r NV this (Thurslay) morn
that our trcols hold the position taken
~. dem across tho Rappahannock, below
-,.3ericls5urc. but that no engagement has
Kan r5oc there. On Tuesday heavy
Federal cavalry crossed the river at
-,.- End Beverly Fords, and attacked the
.f.a mIlc ff.m the river Tic whole
.s.l r.'-j ravslry WAS engaged, and drir-
-r..s -1o distance. The rebels were lust
-,t,rarf of st1vtinS on a raid into Mary
a- 7fIeared from IaTns captured in
. rmrs We captured goo prisoners
rra heavy los. oa the enemy. The
r.aH extended five mics. Our troop.
armed ~ this ide uumclestcd
i-a9 htrr or positive intelligence
-'1f- ar Fort Hudson.
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H,RYrY MrRRr.s ESTATE.

W. THE ST BSC RIBEES. having been appoint
w ed hy the Honorable the Probate Court firth
District II Chittcndcn. Commissioners to receive.
examine and adjust the claims and demands n al
persons, against the estate Of Harv.s NuUN
late Of Wilistpn in aid District, dccea Ell, rsPr"'uf
Ell in-olvcnt. and also all claims and demand cV-
hihted In Offset thereto; and six months from On.
day OF the date hereof being allowed by laid Court
for that purpose do therefore hereby give notice
that will attend 10 the business q our appoint
mcnt. at tho dwelling Of Caroline Murry IN
Nlliston In said District. on the last Tuesday of
June,and November next, at 10 o'clock \. ~. 900
each of said DAYS.
Dated this 18th day OF MAY \. u. l-t-i.
HIRAM NALSrON &c..
wi9w3 CHARLES WATSON. '''' ''-
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NEW YoRE, June .

Washington dispatches say It Is rumored
that Gen. Stoneman has resigned the com
mand of the Cavalry Of the Army Of the Pc
tomac and Gen. Pleasanton will succeed him
Another dispatch says an officer Just return
Cd from Richmond saw q regiments pass
through there on the way 70 Lees army.
Several regiments Of cavalry from North Ca
rolina soon followed them
Memphis reports are that ten. H1rlburt
IN command there Is 10 he suPer-sdcd by
zen Washburn of Wisconsin.
The movement # troops thence Il,
tremendous. Every steamer arriving there
l. pressed into government service.
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DIR. TOMAS VENETIAN HORSE

DIR. TOBIAS VENETIAN HORSE
liNlNE$r. pint bottles at Gny cents each. for
isrl"ne.s. cut, GALL, collie. sprains, &c. warranted
cheaper than any ether II sused by all the great
horserusu on Lcn- island courses. II viii not
ring bone nor spawn, there is no linlment in ex-
isience that will. What u i stated 20 cure il posi-
lively doe. No owner pf horses will he without il
atcr trying one bottle One dose revives and often
saves tho life Of an over-heatcd or driven horse
For collie and hclly-acho it has never filled Jus,
a. sur" as thr sl rises just sure : this valuable
Linimeut To- DC the Horse emhrocation Of the day
Sold by all druggist Office. e Cortlardt Street.
Nsu-York.
Inn
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
IsIr POSSIBLE TuaT ANY SOLDIER

he foolish 70 leave the city without sup
ply n HOLLoWfT'S OINTMENT fyD Pills
Whoever docs viii deeply regret il. Thess
medicines are the only certain cure for Bowel COM
plsint-, Fevers, Sore. and scurvy. Only p cents
per box OF pot
June li'h .Es-dawIv
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AsPecial .l-patch to the BullefH from
Cincinnati SAYS The CoJ7ncrcial publishc,
a letter dated Memphis. June Sd. which saws
ten. osterhaus is on the west side Of the
Black river bridge with his entire division
watching Johnston, who appeared there on
the LIST and ID inst. with some 5000 infantry
and some artillery Shots were exchanged
and the rebels retired
There J. no probability Of HE beng able
70 relieve Pemberton.
The gunbgats ran up - l7z1o City several
day> ago and destroyed much property. Eve
~ negro with Federal uniform on is merci-
lessly suspended TO the nearest t-cc.
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Eiicd.

u Charlotte, W. sunday June -th. Ellen ,.
,lu-hr-r + pr J. stone. aged . years.
In Es.er. EssaI Comfy, y 7. o- friday, runs
'r Ransom Sells a-ed s. vasT--
A. Marine IL. on the 9Th ult.. Tr 4. =. Crouch.
--'--- e ahelturne W
IN 81 so m tho lst June Edsin c. johnson.
f-s--r rf Latin in the University Of Chicago, and
- '--r -f ths Rev. Dr. Hicks Of Burlington.
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.Hr'i"n-s 0itcufimc. incuraole-
BRONCHIAL TROCHES

ACoUGH. corn. OR Az IBEITATED THROAT
II allowed '0 pr"-rss. results IN serious Pulmonary
and Er-ncrAl Affections, oftentimcs incurahle.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES
reach eis~'s thc affected parts and give almost IN
slant relief In BRoyrHrris, ASTHMA. and CArAEEs
they are beneficial The good effects resulting from
the use or tie Trochcs and their extended use has
caused them 20 rs countcrfeited. Be sure to guard
against worthless limitations. OBTAIN only the gsn-
B-o Br,aei ~ T-o-te, which have Frored their
efficacy by a test If many years. PU5Lic SrEAKERs
and SlyGrES should use the Troches. Military off
GERS anil Soldiers who over-tsx their voice and are
exposed % ulden changes, should use them. sold
everywhere at - cents per box
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News OF the Week.
RV TpIp-ra
Nv AnRE LINN.
nv Telegraph

NEW lCRK, June =
All tie outbuildings connected with Ste
phons' battery machine shop were DESTROYED
last night by fire. during which there were
i've explosions Of powder and shells. \
clerk named Arnold had the top ct his head
blown of by one Of the shells and was in
stantlv killed.
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NV YoRK, June :

The Richmond papers report gold at 600.
silver $50. Gold sold in New York to-day
at III.
Tie report J. current IN Richmond that
the Federals have evacuated Suffolk and are
throwing up Notifications eight miles from
Norfolk. aud the greater part OF Gen feck :
forces have been sent to Gen. Hooker.
Among the wounded in Fridays rcconnois-
sancc acros, the Rappahannock were, Scrst
Major W. G. Davenport 9TH Vt. in the heel
slightly, Priyates Philo j. Grower Go. j.
Sd Vt. left arm amputated.
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,4,fuE1DgE CATTLE NARKET.
REMARKS

tt.a same number Of cattle a. last week
i4ering the qualitv, arc not So high by
' -s1'- % ip' bs Nothing cold higher than 81 hut
gsa '1 not 80 good those sold for % :" last
"s smaller cattle sold ~ last week. prices
cop .II better than last week As the supply 7va'
.-' most Of the Spring lamb. are bought in the
fH'-r .u thc butchers account, so that there are
' 0- rs -sle uulc-, from Second hands Calves
-- -trrs- te, improve in size and quality.
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r,N SIZE OF RE,I. Esr,rr.

I SHALL sell az Public Auction on Tuesday Tho
L -th DAY Of July l,gl. ~ % O'Clock A. ". a. II.
II. Browns Inn. az E-sey Centre. the following de-
srrihcd premises and land situated in the town OF
E'seV. County ~ Chittenden and state o. Vermont.
Tor the payment of the taxes set in the Grand List
% -tl and i-t and remaining unpaid by the
thereof VIZ That piece up parcel Of land belonging
% Nancy Ncfanc bounded on the "a Z
and north hv land owned hv widow Eliza Smith on
the west hy land owned by Abel ellison. and on the
south hv onion river. said land heinz situated iu
school district No. t0 u Essex aforesaid
%. r. FUTILE. Collector
F.-rN. Jun, So. l-ft ,-s,v
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--t ... ,r rH Nlpi.F HIrt--Cos>o-
..a 1Hs SI.E.- Considering the enorm-
..r NJ YOUNG ~ Is that our medical
tu~ og- every year, we certainly ought
-. s 7uy virtue iu '- regular physick-
t.t.s much healthier people than we
T.- -.. Ills Hi mortality DO not shorten
-r.f doctors lcngthcus Quite the re-
Shall 1892 say, then. with Macbeth.
trt-.r 90 tHs dogs. J'l none Of it7''
-.a-r-I uot &c., Nature. when attacked
r.sl- al ally 90 sustain her. An alIu,
...- r.t 2 depicting agent. that helps the
eyl4us's Dor energies We verify
t.a' most Of the drugs administered in
s have this effect such. however.
s-. t.. .rtr-tisn IT one medicine now gener-
.-i Is country OR complaints # the
.r. and bowels. We mean Hollo-
r- "f course our readers are aware
'.c Ointment and Pills which hear the
-s- Or distinguished physician and philln-
---- --. ra ,ae highest possible repute all
~-r. iuf we have only had nm oppor-
-.-- witness the effects If the Pills. Il
l-uro Co. testify 20 their eflca-v In
and liver complaints they ungucstion-
r- fHe most marvellous curcs Nay. we
-- -0 flr rs % say that. with this re-
their reach. no man or woman need
r troubled with dyspepsa- The pills
distress ~ the stomach, and restore
..r-." aul appetite with rariditv that is
----.r sFr0- The curative action SCENE
..-.e same m an cases. without reference 10
. institution, or sex. such. - least. Is the
.s.n 'H which Cur experience and ohscrva-
r---\ J. '.iirorHtr'
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NV YORK, June :

NEN lohhs 1uut c.
\ c!lored brigade Is authorized to be rails
cd m Philadelphia.
\ new military department is to be made
Of Pennsylvania. with headquarters in the
western part Of the State, to enable Penn
syhania to protect herself against rebel OF
guerrilla raids.
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been ordered to leave within eight days. The
Mexicans are determined t. defend approach
- to thrir capital to the last. The foregoing
news is from Mexican sourocs
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"s Niitchcl. the army runh,at Smith Rr;...-
anu transport Ninnisimmet.
me expedition proceeded To Walkertown
dp'Nt 10 miles above West Point on tho NJ,
hPony River, where IL arrived at 4 " -,
inc 9th The troops were landed and march
90 [" Aylctt where the objects of tho cvrc
litl5n were successfully ACCOMPLISHED an,
The ioundry with all its machinery. toretbc,
Win mills, grain, Sc, were dcstT,vod
Ireland forces also DESTROYED rain a,
"thcr places and captured horses. mules an,
c''Iie' and at 30 p. VI. they re-embarked
Inc NiSllant dispositions Of Lieut.. Com
"illis Kept the liver below clear. and tn,
reueis attempting demonstrations at several
points were dispersed by the gunbaats. The
navy Lad no casualties. Admlral lee thinks
that tnc entire success OF the expedition wac
owing t. our evacuation Of West Point only
h nv, DAYS before. thus prccluding the proba-
'lHtN Oh any movement in that direction and
throwing the enemy Off his guard
The late movement. Of the rebels ON the
south sIdc Of the RapTahannock increased
the belief that they had retired altogether
from their OIL lines of defense. and officer.
ana other who came to Washington conf
dlcntlhliy announced this as fact. The cross
lns OF some ol our troops ON Friday was in
The way of reconnaissance 10 understand
tnc actual condition Of affairs. and although
on Sunday morning they had not returned.
they probably did 80 by night.
Friday evening in crossing we lost about
thirty in killed and wounded. and took about
sixty prisoners In riff pits ON the river hank.
They have been brought To Washington -
Inc entire '-s on our side was in the
tcr,lav ,krrloi.b.r. nr I.,tI III =, 49,.
presented +, Be- in line .f I,ttl. AZ ...,n,.
POINTS. There seems II, l, NJ. .,,.,,r,.l,,r.i1,,
Of q general rnr,.-c,n,rf E,tb ,r,n;,'l
sccm q, D.. ,,i.l..avIkc
Thai
,.r -, -. Jun. ''' '''l,'s .l',-
~ III; 1' "''-' ,l inc 'uH
l>5 I.l... ~ -. 49, .-l'i '"3' WIN
f,.,.. lI,,...,..-. t....t-I f.'I ~
MI. nj e. - ~ 'i-' i'' I'D
,..-r Lei. IT, ana '''
I, ~ .'' "aI'' '
y Nashville dispatch of the ~ib -ay-
Gar ioic,. pursued The u.trcatinc rciel,
% NlnnG Hull lt 0, rumorti today that
'h'Y have captured that place
'ar loss On the 0-ly'uc7t ~. 30 killed,
y ''nI'l ami missing. Toe r"''l loss was
io1hlc that amount.
Partisan guerrilla, burned the bridge over
hr Little iiarIcth River at Brentwood sun
lay morning Damage slight. Trains were
unnrns next day. The river j. al!in- There
arc feet &C water ON the shoals.
1i.r..,.l. r-..,.. ,r.,..,.I.,- ..i...i ... .tl
tote. ,ii... Ill., - H.. Vs.tt,.-.
mi ,,,.,-.. +i.... ~ IN -
If ~, 49,. IN. ','.
.--.,.. c,.l........i,I.. an .,".".l-
- ,..l IN. 49, ''' I1liI''''i7 DC
....'t....i.' ''' 'N'" ''''
Washington dispatched the 9th say
y severe engagement took place this morn
ny between Quar- cavalry. ami that of the rch-
Is under Gen. stuart. Tie locality at
yi'l.' % occurred was Beverly Ford ON the .
''l tlill'o'A' l'. mites above halIahan
GLOW the >ulrhur Surir,,-
The enemy ws- al., ar work on che 9th
m ,ntrenchncuts at me ed-c Of the wood,
kirfin- rh. rl,in r..- farfro,, Fr.J,ricl.r ,,r..
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Married.

s--,s residence # tho brides father in Milton,
"a -fe morning II the 9th inst. by Rev. g. ",
sa-- --. Hon. Jed ?. clark and Miss Irene ".
..lrv all Of Milton.
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Tie Espaji.a. SAYS Gen. Ilouker's army
j. wide awake. Lee has found ont within a
few days that he can neither alHncc or IT,
tire without fighting.
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MASON & UANLIN
EtINET ORG. ANS

Patented Oct. p. 1852.
y r. Having recently introduced numerou- very
important improvements in our Harmonious.
we have secured for them By copy ri Eht the trade
marx "C1bfHef Org1a,- which viii Distinguish
them from those n other maker. and protec
purchaser from limitations.
MASON s. HAMLIN'S C4BIyET OFG4vS are
vi pronounced superior % all instrument. If a
similar nature nielodeons seraphines, &c. hy
those best qualified 70 judge and arc the only ones
which have ever been awarded Gold Medal in this
country.-See written testimony from tho following
most eminent Or-snists Of New York, Boston, &c.
in which they are pronounced The best Of their
class Of which We have any knowledge - Zundel.
0r-anist II Henry Ward Beecher's Church; Flint
II Madison Square Church; Nosenthal Of Caevalry
Church, Wells Of Christ Church; Magrsth Of 1T
Pise's Church; SmitE. Of the Immaculate Conception
Church. Hagen. Editor Hgsioaf Rsrfsur Of New
York,-Tuckerman. Of st. Pauls Church; Wilcox II
Church Of the Unity; Lang, Of Old South Church,
Of Boston ,-Beale. Of ST. Josephs Church; Thomas
Il the Church q the Holy Innocents; Marsh, II 81.
Peters Church, Of Albany,-and many others.
The Manufactures are In possession Of testimoni-
al, % similar effect from Thslberg. Morgan. L.
Mason. Zerrahn. Bradbury, Webb, Root. Hsstinzs
VIM Mason, 6atier. WollenhsuPt, Gelh.sr. Klauser,
Wolf.ohn, &c. &C.
PRICES.
Cabinet Organs. Single and Double Reed so 20 $50
do with : and p stops pedal bass kc s225 % t5n
Meodeons, Nine varieties. sSG % 225
n Descriptive Circulars sent by mail.
Warerooms In Boston; "a Washington Street.
Warcrooms in New York: and Mercer Street.
MASON BROTHERS, New York.
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~ negro with a Federal uniform on is merci
lcfsly suspended to the nearest tgcc.
NEw YORK, June s.
The rc'c. rumor from Richmond that kir-
10y smith had attacked Gen. Banks at Port
Hudson is a false one
NEW loEk, june Q.
The Iribune SAWS From u gentleman fully
T conycrsant with ulIirs at Port Hudson and
the Department of the Gulf. who arrived
last night, we learn some intcrcstin. fact- OF
the situation of Cen Banks army
Our informant left Port Hudson late on
sunday the 5lst ult There had been no fight
ing of consequence since the assault Of the
=, tn. But Gen. Banks had been rapidly con-
tracing his lines and approaching the rebel
works. The wings Of our army rested ON cor
very near the river both above and below the
city and there WAS NJ possibilityof reinforce
mcnts reaching the bclcasucrcd garrison
Gen. Banks had made up hi, mind G, take
the place and lac had the men and means 20
do o.. The contest on the 9th was voryIics-
pcrdtc and bloody, the rebels fighting with
most reckless courage. and our men were
not behind in daring and pluck Our in
iormant corru11ratcs the good account here
toi0rc given of the conduct of the col0rcl
soldier. These sable warriors provoked the
most ircufcl hatred on the other side. and
the rchcI> bent ~ their energies % their am
initiation and since the fght they have
missed mo- chance TO Kill negro pickets IN
one instance they bounced upon one -in-Ic
black sentry and forthwith hung him. The
bloody instruction WIS quickly improved for
almost within an hour some negroes got bold
90 rebel picket and swung ham up IN iull
~ M "l their murdered companion
Ah thc stories about hir1y smith coming
20 the rtiiri oi Fort Hudson arc probably cI-
ra1t'u-- smith I- no doubt ln Texas OF pos
H1iy ln Western LOUISIANA. certainly MOI
here near Port Hudson.
COL NHcI-on Is eia-unG around aa the
Ho'-lcr- say and w's tearing up railroads,
destroying bridges. hunting ilr icute
store
10 va, understood that Joe Johnston was
at jackson on tine 2-th 'ut had uu force On
bring aSaiu>t Grant.
We regret tl learn -lHt Cen Sherman who
was wounded at Port Hudson is hardly eve
Ie,tcl o. live.
The weather D. h.r and the place worry
dusty
Cen Gardner offered O. ircndcr if Ga1
Ranks would allow him 20 march OUT with
guns. provision. Nc.. but the offer was declin-
al. One cf Gcn Banks staff arrived at
Ncw Orleans. wounded iu che lc- and r,-
ported that the BLACK f'c was raised hy 20,
Iebcl-
Every thu- was Kept quiet e- t1 the result
of the f-ht The losses would nat Pee made
known TIL official dszrat.hes ver. -.ut O, .
Washington
On the .q.h the navy H5pbari.i The r,tn
IN dsv ami night without rcspensc
Nrv logg. Jun. 4
Tho Ers, dlsrsteh from th, Aunvof
the Potomac. dlt-f afternoon OF Oh, ith.
saw. af,ir, ben, remain unchanged The
i6,iti,u taken Lv U.v,'- division an rhs
south I1uk oft rho Rsrrsharu,ck au Friday
evening i- -rI.I r,a,,fiUv held Tho ouir
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news of the War.

4 forces y O'''
. Whatever may have been the cond;t;,, g
ahhrs on either side Of the Raprahanno,k
( lor TIE last two days, it is known that our
r. army t5-nig'it 4 on tins side Of the river
Z me y l. IfPes OF the -ame date on the
Jun manu- gives The particulars Of cros,in.-
I''e hallahannock. II say Friday. At
n noon, very unexpectedly to ,yorvb,d, ,L,.
engineer brigade wa, ordered Ia fb, p, Wv
hammock. with Iontoln bridges and nr,lcIti ;,
proceed with the construction Of tyv, hid
across the river at point known as FraSk-
I'm : Crossing, just below the mouth Of De-,
nun and one mile below Frcdericksl,urt
batteries IRON the Sixth corps, under rbar',,.
oil Col Iomrklns, were likewise ordered fo
cover the cnSlnecrs IN their work. and
lio"e DIVISION Of infantry was ordered +,
'le spot To support the engineers and rusb
across de s. BON as the bridges were laid
lie only rebel force visible uron the oir.,-
sltc side was their double line of ickct- Nh,
l'ungch about very "unc0ycrcdiv.' watch
lnS our operations closely. but seemed T.,
have no idea whatc'er that We would mako
an attempt o. cross IN open DAYLIGHT But
an'nt 30 clock the engineers commenced nm
lpadlh- the Ionto9I>. wheTcuppn the rtfel.
dropped n'o their rIHe-pits and began uickinr
-, D. vIi cry twenty guns or
.'i'i lii'-i.'"i1'tiN opened with shell, and
~ nun" ,.'es A,l up a vigorous cann0nadc.
',N .'' '' ~, vHe,t upon the >aarpshooters,
however. Thee kent IN the riac-rits dos,
by and picked of 0ur men at every chance.
ami ~ - slo' I Ilo Ii1e-llts'
us ~, oi Col. Grants Vermont Briradc. WAS
ordered into the beats. They at once rrsb-
ca across under severe fire and llndiu'- ON
III IL l,'" ','' l'iis WIN
;nd-,,,.,. o., 80; ;.'i5 1i' lIh' WIN
stir,..-I.', 81 H.: iiii''.l.'f "'iI'ye' lis
of tt, 1r,- nm ,''.' .' sky
OH -...-;,a,,,t ~ 49,, -. '.' ~
s,1, r,l-l ~, .,.,.I ,'....,... -l7'','
..r,,... -. ''.'i' ''''''H ''' "i''Ie
4, soon n. tho trin.- c,.,..l liz. ,,...;......
ho..4r ,,..rl- am The Iril.-,- .,.l.. % +, ~
hal ONE of th.I, r,p,j....I ..l H..
u,ip4,- ..f Howe. i,i.i..., ,....l
.-.,...l.;.. -. g. lii
,,,..,,.-. - oii' '''''
.L,l..r.-f 49,. ~ Gun ,''i'
,....,.,i;'t.li a. "a ''.i' ara
cn..i,,...r I,,t,Ii.r TI,, 60. ~,
tl i' '''it
- ny ".'c i'''t'ltI
,,,,,,,.I;,,- ID. ,;- IL, ~ t;ll.l -
ln'-'''.l- ''',lI Pl'A,' wa. Nli'1' ana several
az .''i "a ''"4 in ''' 'l'g''s' The
cue %, ''' '-','i'-
u' i''.y', ''''' ~ 'ull''7'S 'lr',a ilc
-'.'' N' , "'- sA'''h'''l.i> Vet handsome
y" ''-.' 9,'i'- -" j." h'h ana the
I5.' ~ l'', .,'''i'S W. '' "I,''Ii 'i""-'
' ,',a ,' ''''.i ';.''.', ''.' '''"ii- "IS'"
well out toward the foot of the timbcr,d
crest, on which the enemy have their strong
cafthwmk, The rebels were not discovered
in Io,cc Friday night, though prisoners stat
"a that ISL, should meet tlcfn If w. k.ft ON
advancing.
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rur Confessions AND ExpEEr-

t>.trr s., i>vstir. Published for Che benefit, ami
a. o. v.irrtn- anil C,rrrov 20 You've NEy who suf-
i,r FROM Nervous pehlity. Premature Decay Of
NInh.--'. etc.,, supplying at the same time. TIE
Mess .fS-tr Curr. Ev one who has cured him
elf after being I'M 20 great expense and injury
t'r"u-b medical huu.tu- and quackery.
Pv rrr' -H- postpaid addressed envelope,
.u-lr c.pie may no had Of the author.
N.THANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
Bedford Ein-7 County :. /.
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AooreH. coLn. oRAy REIrATED THROAT
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CNcINSAII, June ,

z lAtlNtAIts June -
Two thousand prisoners left indianapolis
on saturday for For; Delaware One huns
dred and sixtv-five officers Of Pcmbcrton's
army have been sent to Johnson Island.
All quiet on the Cumberland River. The
health Of the army Is good.
OF the killed by the locomotive explosion at
Nicholsvllle. three belonged TO the olth
Mass. one % the 2lst Mass, and one to the
eth r. l. The wounded belonged to the 5lst
y. Y and 9th y. II.
Gen Burnside returned To Cincinnati "a
urdav.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-12

Tie following o.. % special o. the Bu'rH..
rr.rs>ArI. June 6.-Ndvi,c~ from Nick--
burg o. June 1j, contain n' particular news.
G,n. Grant is able To pres the siege AMI take
care of Johnston who Dis posted still 40 jack
sou. Ills reported march vn Memphis mot
confirmed Our siege guns ara close mp the
enemy works and playing vigorously ON
them and IN, town. un the l-t inst the
rebels shot Sun horses ON Oh. river bank lc-
ing Unable 20 iccl them
ter Blair is up the laz'r Important
news Is expected from him.
INV N6Ek, June p. The Tuo has "a
letter from Lexington X y. june 5th which
reports the departure OF the entire 9th army
corps for Nick,bur. VIA Louisville. Icu.
HsrtsuH was iu command pf the post. BcSi-
mcut- were arriving 20 take the place of
those leaving large numbers of Tenn. rcSi-
mcnt, were loining in. ten Burnside 1t was
thought would remain at Lexington for the
present.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-12

Special dispatches FROM Washington state
that Col Potter of the ! ith y. H. has been
exchanged He T. gradually improving from
the wound rccci,ci at Chanccllor,iilo where
be wa- made a prisoner. Lieut.. Col. N,W-
man of the 5It y. y. died to-day of wounds
received at Fredericksburg during the n-t
battle
Admiral Dupont viii probably be assigned
TO duty in the Gulf Department.
The sentence ot death against three sol
der, of the 10th Y y. for dcscrtion has
been committed by the President to impri-
comment IN Fort Delaware.