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THE BURLINGTON MORNING MAY 1864.

TIE steamer Tycoon from the White River
had arrived at Memphis she reports sklr-
mish rear Duval's Bluff, between gucrrillas
and our cavalry. The rebels were routed
and a number Of prisoners captured.
Tie Arkansas river IL falling rapidly.
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Rrpr7A11oS EsTABIIsuED.-S Randall, Esq.,
Eulliyans vile, n Y, says, in a letter recently.
Mr.. s \. Aliens Zylohalsamum II Is the
h-s, dressing for the hair We can get. and the
N 81 called for. Her Hair Restorer i = valua-
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rrocurc many testimonials, but Their fame is
a,ready too well established to require them
Sold by Druggists everywhere Depot. l|s
Greenwich St, New York
May 9Th daHlW
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f.4RE,H'ET 0RG.f.VS.

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ClNClNNATI. MAY -
The National Guards of Ohio were mus
tered yesterday, in Response to the Governor 7.
call for 100 dave; out uf io6 COMPANIES all
but IS have reported giving 10000 men for
active duty The whole number will reach
nearly $4,000 men ready alta moments no
tice for the field.
The four regiments Of tbi, city turned out
nearly 5000 fully armed and squipped.
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Dee ;th s63 dsTtY
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Grants campaign will he success and Rich
mond will fall
They also state that troops are being rap
idly moved forward frrm the Atlantic States
to the rebel capital.
The ruads on the Peninsula are in splendid
condition
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81 NE.DS ESTATE.

WE the .ah.criber,, having been spPo'Ss IS ~
w tie Honorable the Probate Court I9I -
n It-i-t Of i'bitterd-r Commissioners . Ie-si.
- - ai;1st The claims and dem nos OF al
ersons s-alns . the estate Of Samuel l. 1lsau, -
n Hineshursh IN said District, csesase1,
ed irsolvent and also oil elaimsan3 ee.t 80 d,-
~ re date hereof. being Above by said curry 1
t5at purpose We 90 therefore hereby s.'e 49,
that We vill attend . tho business OF y'l NJ IN
fl,ncs,ur- b.. an said District. on t-c -.s-.' \, y
All A.. iay of Soutemtcr uoxt . I'D oi.ooA
A N tn each Of said DAYS. - .--.
A'''- JAMES MINOR. (ro-,rz.
Alison II. POSTS
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AAikNs NAY
Il j. reported that Paduclh /, ssain threat
ened. and measures have been taken g. pre-
vent the government property from falling
into the hand- OF THE rcl.l- should they
advance.
Col Osborne who wus wounded ~ Car
bondale on the 9th has since died
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
Sir James ClaTke's
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y. B.-fl and . postage stamps enclosed 70 any
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JOB MOSES. soc Proprietro
e Cortlandt ~. y. V, City
sid BY all Druggists. daWlv
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NEW YoES. May 3
Gold sold this afternoon at l72i.
NV YoRk, NAV =

INV ORR, May =.
Tie Times WASHINGTON despatch saw
A despatch was received TO-DAY by Govern
ment from Fortress Monroe stating that the
rear Of Beauregard's army passed through
Petersburg Yesterday morning. His force T.
estimated st from L TO 20,e0o.
Noihin- Of special note NJ the front to-
day The pickets of both armies extend uP
and down the Rappahannock and RnTican.
4 considerable force 10 reported at Freder-
ickshurg throwing NJ more esrthworks on
the heights. The rebels are also reported
withdrawing from Madison Z. II. and con-
centrrting IN front Of our left and centre.
One division Of Longstreet's corps Is at
Hanover Junction as reserve. Desertcrs
put Lees strength at upwards OF 100000
men
Rumors prevail that Gen. Banks will lie
superseded BY Gen. Augur.
The Worlds dispatch says Nessrs.
Gooch and Wade, of the Committee on the
conduct Of the war, called upon the President
to-day. The statemen' a. 10 the barbarlues
perpetrated at Fort Pillow are fully carrobo-
rated
Adviccs from the Army to z. NJ. say
nothing Of special interest Is going on. The
weather l. clear and the roads IN magnih
cent condition
The Worlds New Orleans letter reports
the evacuation OF Texas by our forces as be
gun. IL also SAYS report reached New Or
leans Gen. Polk Is at Camp Moore, 90 miles
from New Orleans with fifteen or twenty
thousand men and y 10 move at once On
Port Hudson OF Baton Rouge.
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M.sn1NnrnN Mar ..


Niessrs Wade 4 tiooch who have returned
TO tins city will make report in day or
two in relation t. the Fort Pillow massacre.
They will lay it before Congress at the earii-
est POSSIBLE moment In the meantime the
President has the matter under consideration
especially AS regards the mode OF retaliation.
He is embarrassed to know what TO do
The committee there took fifty dispositions
Of officers present at the massacre. many Of
whom are noW in hospitals suffering from
wounds.
There is abundance of evidence To show
that all the statements heretofore made Of
rebel nhumanity and frightiul atrocities are
more than true.
Il l. proved that after the surrender Of the
Fort cofored women and children were shot
bayoneted and burned. lteppears alec from
the evidence that the massacre was premedi-
tate,i. Orders to that effect had previously
been given to the rebel soldiers.
The committee visited several 10 the hos
pital whose eyes had been punched out and
were otherwise dishgured
The committee attach no blame 20 our 9th
GERS on account OF the weakness Of the Fort
FOR troops had been ordered to other places
by Gen. Sherman.
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porpRETrE: porpRErTrE: /:

VHE LDil Manufacturing Company. with an rH-
| terrence oi Is tear,. again offer l.r sale a uni
iHsul article of Poudrette at low price.
TIE experience ~ thnu.anfs 81 ru~-finfrs At ct
t.'-tsfsi th.. 60 = she cheapest So li- very best
.-..neTs in market, and particularly adapted for
Trl0r-. a. IN I'sra'ass. md EGTien Thu.
s.t ~ psry irauutac,ure ais" b"SF Ts-FEu "a
sla-riiute ~ cHanol. 'in bone might s u AMI
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Ap;uphlet enutaining cirsctiau- Cor use, prices,
a.. a., he had free by addressing letter t. the
LODI MANUFACTU RING CO.,
IS CouTtlandt St, New ork.
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PAIN Is !

IyyIIH many years experience In the msnufsc
w tUre Of Paints, and being in constant eontac
With the largest consumers thrOug bout the country
ve Know the wants u the community, and 10 sup
ply that want have improved our long established
brand q
BANKER s. CARPENTERS PREMIUM
LEAD.
20 that II is she best and most economical srti-
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Nth Durability and bOdy, It uskes al elegant nnish
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This, and all cheaper grades Of manufacture,
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Tbe attention Of Dealers is particularly requested
t,,-our facilities for manufacturing WHITE LEAD,
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The Port Royal Ne,r South of the 5oth
has jacksonville Fla. da-e, - Oh" 2ith
which state that the rebels have sent nearly
all their troops to Virginia and their force in
Florida does not now number moic than
eight or ten thousand.
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VI a lie d Z.

Il, Colchester, April 18th, by Rev Levi, Francis.
" waller J. Mead Of Fort Edward. y. v. and
No = len A. lane cf Colchester.
d, jericho. April 10th, by Rev. II. { Estes. Mr..
-y-.,n z. varney Of wsstford, and Miss Sarah J.
s.r., r Jericho.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-05-06

Are aware Of the importance Of checking Cough
or Slight cold" in its first stage that which IN
the beginning would yield to mild remedy II neg
leeted soon attacks the lungs. BToirH' Bronchial
T,oe..,r gives sure and almost immediate relief
Military Oficers and Soldiers should have them a.
they can he carried in the pocket aud taken o. o'ca
sion requires.
April p. "s"im
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gen. Banks, in official dispatches to tho
Government, relative to the Red River CAM
paign, admits a surprise and reverse on the
9Th but claims that the battles on the 9th
and 10Th resulted in terrible disaster to
tho rebels. aud was on the whole victory
tine lo-- 70 the rebels in killed and wounded
being greater proportionately than was ever
suffered in any battle during the war.
The Times Washington despatch save a
number Of Senator's met in Caucus Tuesday
10 agree upon united course in regard to
tire restoration Of Frank Blair 60 hi com
mand H. the army. They decided TO support
% r,--, lutiln refusing 10 recognize Gen. Blair
~ Mai. General in the military service and
20 recommend his dismissal irom said service
on the ground that he holds his commission
in violation Of law.
Nh N.rr-
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CoLGArE,s HONEY SOAP.

Tn, seleorated TOILET SOAP, such Uni
ver.al demand, is made from the CHOICEST
materials. is MILD and EMoLIENT In It's M
ture. FRAGRANTLY SCENTED, and e1-
remedy Beneficial in its scticn upon the
skin. For ISL by all Druggists and fancy Goods
Dealer.
Jan. q dAvly
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TIE CONFESSIONS AID EXPERT

TIE CONFESSIONS AID EXPERI-
escE oT a. IvvAL1D. Published for the benefit, and
A. q warning and CAurroS TO YoUss MES who SUI
ter from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay {
Manhood, etc. supplying az the same uuo, THs
MEANS OF aELy CURE BY one who has cured him
self after being put 70 great expense sud injury
trough medical humbus and qusckery.
Ry enclosing postpaid ADDRESSED envelope.
u.le copies may be had OF the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.
Bedford. Kings County, y /
r.avr dsEfI
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LUMBERNEN ATTENTION: BE-
fore ycu 30 .pto the weeds this Fall, 10 sure and
buy bl.tle % Kennedy Rhsunatic Liniment-
Tn. has been tried AZ many camps and fuud C
work O complete euro iu ali cases Of Rheumatism,
Cole pains and ssre Throat. For Bruises and
sprains We have never used anything thar eogld
compare with 70, and one q the best rvernen on
the West Branch declared this spring that he would
never Be without supply whenever he was az FoFk
in the woods or driving. It s for sale hy al trus
gists, and Is yell worth tho price.
Mays. dawlt
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NV loRT, April ,.
The Heral5', dispatch from Martinsburg
Va, saws force Of rebels l. reported al
Front ROYAL, how large Is not known. There
are some indications that It will commence
Offensive operations on the lowering Of the
Shenandoah river, now greatly swollen. Tho
otomac Il also now exceedingly high
TIE Worlds despatch from the Army OF
the Potomac saws The weather Is pleasant,
the mud has turned into dust, kept down by
an occasional April shower.
Mosebvs gucrilias. in quite strong t'rrc.
appeared near our lines yesterday.
40 civilians are allowed To- - TO the fIon''
several with passes from zen Meade were
put of the tram to-day.
\ Hilton Head letter reports rcc"nnols-
ance on the 18th to near l.gurevIlle. by q
detachment Of the l27th New York, accom-
panied hv the gunboat Sonoma, which shclled
the rebel pickets on James Island. \ brief
skirmish occurred on the land but no casu-
alues are reported On our side. When our
men were returning one Of them stepped on
TORPEDO buried in the road whose explosion
wounded three men. The ground was then
searched and II torpedoes were discovered.
Rebel deserter- from Savannah report the
rcbel forces changing positions \ consid-
cradle force j. still IN Florida, but It Il
thought they will soon - ordered 70 Georgia
and SIuth Carolina
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-. T.-is6O.-X.

Pcr-ous of .edentary habits troubled with seAk-
ue- Is,-'tude rsiptaton % the heart. lack oi APP
petite. distress sner eating, torpid liver, ronst'pa-
ton &c. deserve go suffer II they win uot try them
Ties me- recommended by the hi-hcs, meiieai
authorities. and gre warranted gu proilce au irHls-
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,fIe. perfectly pure. snd harmless
Nor.c.-Auy per-ou pretending 90 sci. Plantation
Bitter. tr bulk or ey the gallon is svin4ier ans
impa.t.-. Iti- ru- OPP only iu mr. patent I'D. cabin
bottle. Beware cf bottle. REALIZED with imitation
ie-s.e-lus -,1. i5s which several rer.ens are ale
ready fn prison. Sec that every bottle las ou-
private Uai,ed State. stamp over the cork unHut--
lated. and 81 nature on steel plate side label.
S.Idby respectable ler-e-, throughout this habit
abe globe.
3. Il DRAKE 4 CO..
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Tie He-a'ds Norfolk letter says Gen.
g. +. Shepley, late military Governor Of
Louisiana, il now governor 90 Norfolk.
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NV Yoyv Auril %.

The Tunes Washington tespatch says
Up TO IL P. NJ . yesterday, nothing OF much
importance bas trsnspired at the front lhe
indications are that collision cinnot long
delayed.
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FROM THE ARMY HosprTAL--THE

bloody battle-held-the mansion OF the rich and
humble abode Of the poo--from the Office and the
sacred desk-from the mountain top distant valleys
and far-of islands Of the ocean-froln every nook
and corner Of the civilized worlds pouring in the
evidence or the astonishing effects u DRAKE'S
PLANTATION RITTERS. Thousands upon thou
Sands of letters like the following may be seen az
onr Office.
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Clxci>NAri. MAY =.

NEW YoRs. April go.
told sold to-day at l7Si
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ZEN r ID Us
RHEUMATIC LINEWENT

Il -
RHEUMATIC LINEWENT.
The attention Of the public IS called to this most
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SPRAINS
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The king Of all pain IS caused by an infanstion Of
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BRUISES
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CRANP
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L caused BY neuralgia IN the stomach and bowels
take q teaspoonful Of Kennedy. Rheumatic Lint
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SORE THROAT AND HOARSENESs
Are caused by an unnatural dryness Of the glands-
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HEADACHE AND THROBBING OF
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April 2lnd. daWisly-
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SCUM WARSAW, o.. July 5, I7f3.
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EDWARD woUNALL"

The following is from the Manager Of the Union
Home school Tor the Children Of Nointeerss
HAvEMEYER MANSION. fIFTY-SEvESTH ST.
New York, August 2, l5d3.
De pFaEF. Your wonderful Plantation Bit
tars have heen Eiven % some q our little children
sufsrIpc from weakness and weak lungs with most
happy effect. One little girl. ~ parucu-ari WIN
paIs IN her head loss Of appetite, and daily vast
in- consumption, On whom all MEDICAL sAlll ll1
b.er sxhsli-t-d has been entirely restored. We
commenced with but y toaspcOntql q bitters Gay
II-r Annette and strength rapidly increased, and
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