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NAVAL MATrERs.-Donald Mckay, the
siup-buiider. makes statement in contra
dlc.ion OF some of the recent reports against
the light draught monitors He says that
all differences between the government and
the contractors have been satisfactorily adj
iust,d, and that Capt Ericsson has been
authorized ID make such changes in them ar
will make them available ior coast and
halbJr defense, and Mr. Mckay thinks they
will be very efficient. Tie says the foreign
ron-clad> are very deep, and could not APP
prJach our monitors, which could be moored
In shallow waters, OF kept under steam, As
circumstances may require. Mr.. Mckay
further saws
81 have examined the dictator and
Puritan" which he has designed and
suueriuiended, and consider that IN material.
workmanship and invulnerablity they ex-
cell anything which have seen in England
or France
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-05

I'LL I-emeu q GRAND IsLz C.rsrr. vao are
in favor al sustaining the Government 800 It's s.-
forts to suppress the Rebellion and maiutain The
Union ia its integrity, urc requested 60 meet To-
Convention at the Cour; House To- North Hero. u
ne 18th day o. Angus, 1854. ltlo O'Clock An.
TO nominate Candidates iar County Officers fr
the year ensuing, and 10 transact any other hI
sire-s deemed proper hy such Contention.
q. H. RICE,
D. $. SWIFT. Committee.
+. HawFIcAS.N
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sugar Coated.
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They cure Suppressed, Excessive and Painful
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They cure Nervous and spinal ALeoiioon
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Headache, Giddiness, etc, etc. In word, by re-
moving the Irregularity, they remove the cause
and with it ALL the effects that spring from It.
Composed Of simple vegetable extracts they
contain nothing oeIeterious to any constitution
however delicsts their function being u substitute
strength for weakness, which, when properly used,
they never fail 70 do.
They may be safely used at any age, and al
any period, EXCEPT DURIS6 TIE FlRsr THREE
MONTHS,
All letters seeking information or advice viii
ne promptly, freely and discreetly answered.
Full directions accompany each box.
Price 81 per box, cr six boxes for -
sent by mail free Of postage, on receipt Of price.
sod by all respectable Druggists.
Da. W. r. MERWIS CO.,
SOLE PRUPElEToRs,
40. % Liberty Street New YORK.
ian d&wly
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-05

the Holy Virgin, bad been reserved for
young American hereto, sent 70 the Convent
TO learn French. and receive at cheap rate
an ornamental education. The good nuns
did not mIscalculate AZ to the moral effect
on the heart Of the American girl. Of king
her the chief point Of attraction at a public
Catholic display. They now boast Of her
conversion -
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-05
MATTHEW BRUINS ESTATE.

I'VE the Subscribers. having been appointed BY
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the Dis
trict OF Chitenden, Commissioners to receive, exam
inc and adjust the claims and demands Of all per-
sons. against the estate Of Mathew Bruin, late Of
Underhil, in said District, deceased, represent
ed insolvent, and also all claims and demands
exhibited in Offset thereto and SIX months from the
daY Of the date hereof being allowed by said Court
for that purpose do therefore hereby give notice
that will attend TO the business Of our appoint
ment, at the dwelling Of Ann Bruin, in Underhill.
in said District. on the ID Monday Of September.
and st Monday Of January next, at 10 O'Clock, A.
NJ, on each Of said DAYS.
Dated this 9th day Of July A. d. 1864.
MARTIN WIRES, lC,-,r,i,.to,.-.
J.E GATES. Voinll isSiOhels-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-05

Observations from Buffers signal tower
reveal the fact that the rebels sent many
loaded trains toward, Richmond with sol
diers This was one proof that our ieint
was successful Most OF our forces recro>,-
ed the river Thursday and the rest toii.Wcd
FRIDAY night.
On thursday and Friday there was only
the usual artillery duel in front of Peters
burg
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-05
CHrTTExDEy COUNT.

At my Office in Burlington. Tuesday, w. 81 -
and THURSDAY, August 9th. 10th and llth,
At the Richmond Hotel, Rcdm1nt, Mo- Ne
gust 22d.
At the Bostwick House, Jericho, TUESDAY, -asi5s
I'D.
Ate n. HIS Hotel in Milton, on " T,
August 18th.
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y ews of the Week.
Cavalry Fight near James River.
BY Telegraph

WASHINGTON, July 81.
Our special ydyices from the army are in
effect that on Thursday there was brilliant
little cavalry fight north of James river, in
which Grcgs's division was engaged. The
onset was 81 sudden and fierce that our line
was at first forced 50 far back that wei lost one
gun. Our men then rallied and the enemy
were soon driven from the field, leaving in our
hands 100 prisoners. one staff officer and two
rpoitneut,I c,l,rs
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.

AT the fremont House, S. Mosns, on '-I-ll-,
Wednesday and Thursday, August Sth, AL
18th, 1864.
At Randall's Hotel, Fairfax, on Frlda~ -3
18th.
AT Isham's Hotel, Bakertdeld, Tues Au-
gust 10th
AT Thomp,ons Hotsl, East Berkshire, -i-
nesdav, August nth
AT WriSht's Hotel, Sheldon. on Thurs iar. q -ls,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-05

The most certain and speedy retned. ever discovered
for all the Diseases Of the Chest and Lungsi
Coughs, Colds Asthma, Consumption,
These waters give the most instaHtsne neon.
and perfect relief, and when persevered With accord
in 70 directions. never fail to effect rapid and
LISTING cure. Thousands have Jeen restored to per
feet health who have tried other means IL vain. t
al classes and al constitutions they are equally
blessing and cure need despair, matter how
long the disease may have existed, or however re
yere it may be, provided the organic structure
the vital organs is not hopelessly decayed. Eve
one afflicted should give them impartial trial.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor,
q Cortlandi ST Y. Y. City
Price 3 cent? per box. For sale by all druggist.
der Iath SO daNlF-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-05

PREsIDENT LNcoLS.-Senaior Sherman Of
Ohio, said in speech at Cincinnati, few
days since
Il have seen great deal Of Mr. Lincoln.
In my official relations with him, | have
had occasion 70 diasr with him sometimes
very decidedly; bat feel bound - say that.
when his measures have been examined crit
Ically, and under the light OF all the sur
rounding circumstances, they have been
found wise and successful. There Is hot a
single act OF Mr. Lincoln s.. that can recall,
but has been justified by events, unless it
has been hls earnest desire TO conciliate his
political adyersaries, and thcj surely should
not denounce him for this lie has occupied
a position OF greater difficulty than any man
IN our generation aud ifyou could sc the
anxious salicitude with which he performs
all the duties OF his Office, the patient endur-
ance. the care and kindness with which he
reeonciles opposing opinions. You would
know how wcll-grounded bis popularity is
with the masses OF our people. "
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-05

CHRISTIAN CoNNIssToN.-We are requested
to give notice that there will be Collection
in ST. Paul's Church, on Thursday morning,
or the Christian Commission.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-05

NEwREoMENrs The New York Times
well says, referring 70 The authority given
Pennsylvania to raise nelc regiments
We thought the folly of Helc regiments
was long ago exploded Butas it Is again
revived, there remains but one remedy.
When Lieut.. zen. Grant gets these new
regiments at the front, It will be perfectly
legitimate for him 20 muster out the officers
aud put men into the 5attle-thinuei ranks
of veteran Pennsylvania regiments tha, de-
serve % De filled ~.
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IAiPOC NDED.

ltAME into the enclosure az the subs "a
u Burlington. on the Zlst.. TWO BAY IS,
one with snir IN forehead aud both white ..
They are In Pound in Burlington, and the - Is
notified to prove property. pay charges ar .-,5
them away
S. Il. VIZ fN
WInooskl Fails. July D. 1888.
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NorHiSG Else CoUID DO TREY. "A
FRINh, Silver Greek y. y, writcs-'Nlrs A.
Aliens NorlI's Hair Bestorer aud Zylobalslui-
am have restored my hair and | fully believe
them 90 be genuine preparations, DONG sll they
purport to do, and with pleasure recommend
them,''
Sold by Druggists everywhere. Depot, 1875
Greenwich ST.. New-York
Aug. 9Th, dNwlw.
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rRoNTHE ARMY uospIrAL-rHE

bloody battle-ield-the mansion Of the rich and
humble ai'ode Of the poo--trom the Office and the
sacred deskfrom the mountain top, distant valleys
and lr-oh Islands Of the ocean-from every nook
and erer Of the civilized world-is pouring in the
evidence u the astonishing Effects Of DRAEE'S
PLANTATION BITTERS. Thousands upon thou
sands q letters like the following may be seen at
our office.
RFEDsBbRY Wis, sept. lG, 1861.
/ have been iu the army hospitals
i1r icuiteen months-speechiess and nearly dead
At Ar n. ~. they ave bottle q Plantation
Eittsrs. Three bottles restored INV speech
and cared the.
c A. FLAUTEn
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THE sl0i Bounty due soldiers discharge for
l Wounds received ga battle. collected WITHOUT
DELAY We pay especial attention TO claims IN
NLich other attorney have FAILED. Of which have
been eU>PENDED, Of which there are tens ofthou-
sands. We have already col le-teI and paid over
soldiers and their heirs over SSOO.OOO, and are
paving thousands daily. We secure Pensions for
ten dollsrs, and collect Bounty and Back Pay for
ten per cent, and no pay until AFrER We have cue
c-rdel-
Tae 4rny Herald is published monthly, and IS de-
voted o. the interests Of the soldier anu his heirs
TO whom il is invaluable Write Us and We VIII
send you copy free, for tsirfy cents we VIII send
YOU b. rcturn mail 4 tne engraved tinted lii eness
(Alhurn sile) Of 1t. Gen. Grant, and the Amy Her
GG Tor year. To persons sending club Of four
We viii send. as premium, sn additional likeness and
The Herald for one year, and for each additional
sars-'iT additional likeness % the setter u OF
the tiut, 80 that person sending US CLUB OF ten
and S. will be entitled 10 receive, himseff ssusH
Lisenesses and The Amy Hsrad FOR one year, and
for any other number in the same ratio.
REFERENCES.
WASHINGTON, D. C., April rs, 1884.
We take pleasure IN saying that c. .. Bruce, Esq.
has complied with the act OF Congress dHfi0rizlng
certain persoHs 20 act as Army and Navy Agents for
the cllleci1n Of claims aaiCst The Govern ent,
and to recommend him 20 al persons that have
oiai they wish collected promptly.
tinted STARS SsHdt0-'-Bt n amin 2. Wade, John
Sherman.
Member, Of coHg-s.s-E. R. Eokley. VIM. John
ston, VIM Is. Allison.
June 2. Wlyr
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W.surScrox Iulv %

The latest official dispatches from Gen.
Sherman state that he is steadily
drawing his lines closer around At
linta. lie has as vet received no
tidIngs OF the cavalry force sent out to
cut the Macon K. R., which is the only
means of escape for the rebel army from At
lanta.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-05
w. APPLETON.

W. APPEEIUNs
MOST respectfully informs the inhsbitartsof Bur.
vi hngton and vicinity that ne has established =
New Dye House,
at Winoosd Falls, and Ladies who have anything
they wish Dyed or Cleansed and made 20 look a.
Good az New, will do well TO call, silk, Cotton or
Wooden Dresses, or shawls, Col0red, Cleansed and
Pressed 10 look like New, Gents Goats, Vests and
Pants, Dyed or Cleansed, and pressed in the best
possible manner, Carpets and Rugs cleansed.
Iaiiee straw, Willow or Chip Hats dyed any shade
or color. Wooden or Cotton Yarn be- yed random
or self colors.
SAgency for Burlington at the "BEE-HIYE
DRY GOODS STORE where Goods for the DYE
House can be left and will be punctually attended
10.
JanlSH wly
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The response O. t.s c1.l .4r the u.w loan
i,mls. nyanrI.tt,r :Hc Trs,-r-, D.Ia-r-
ment dared -. h.re T., -1r-.rl,a va--
;erlav in Sow Y.-s ,lsae was BOAT 5000
600. pnu,. aa,iz- 1eiar, largo -gt.erip-
lions in other cities MS we'll as ia Nsw York
to-day
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Ihr W" iH'"'''"'
Tia, movement 10 upper Virginia does not
yet dcyel1re amy signs OBJ very serious inn
lorance. There m, been considerable
change in 'ae disposition of our forces here
ab.1ts. and commanding officers EXPIRE. the
hope that tac rebels wiil Dee allowed TO cross
The P'tom1c into Maryland.
-r... ~. ,,.,..-,,,,, ...,, .,,,, rs,,,s.
"A>iiN'I'>' jay -
A1''''S no" our o"" '''''' ''li'''' " ,''
the Army '' tne f'''"''' give 'l'''''' ''-
tails or tue movement To ''' norm ''l'''" ''
the James River. IL began on tuesday al
'ernoon' when a ''n'ide'a'Ie i'''e Oh infantry
and ca'airy crossed tne APp'n'a'''N i'''e'
on ponioon bridges lnehc' our 'I''i7 ui''-
ed across the neck oil lana l'rin'd by I1lA'y
BEND TO james hi'er' where d .lI' '' i''''i'' .
command as is already SHOWN has '''" '''-
uenchea' 'h 'he h'i'n ''nA Oh 'ne '"' s''Oi'9'
VINO" ''e '''i'cc'ci "5 t''ii'''" 'ii-7'''
Lee bad force IN front oil Foster ana III
line from point opposite pruFy Diu" 70
Malvern mn lne 'n' was en''e,''''s1 anu
covered an t'e IoauA ''"arus I'l'lllolu'
along me north pahA'
He rebels had somewhat annoyed our Meet
with batteries OF hsn' r'uei ar'iieIy' ana
hau ehdea'oied 10 prevent communication
between the Heet and city Point
Inc neads oil Tue o'luges were o''' !'i'u y
a sufficient ioFce' and Foster Sheiied 'ne enc
my s line all day tuesday to prevent any at
tempt against Dis position
The infantry ioroe crossed hr'' ana 'eacled
the north bank about an honr after gay break
Wednesday i strong sAir'hish line was
-. -. NJ. ,t.-,... -,ad
Inc rebels opened with smell and grape
upon our skirmishers who steadily advanced
and s.on became ENGAGED with those of the
80 -. - 49,.
eueinJ As our 'Ha'u i'l'' Nlo''u uP' d
heavy musaetry fire ensued tor half an hour
when a charge bv our troops decided the
- ---o.-.,.L. .--.-..-.... u L.
"iiei o'i'H'0' anu VIC ''lJ
ing four 2U-pound Parrot guns and about
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.

AtH.C. Adams 0fHse, East Al5arga, o. ~
At Rics's Hotel, South Hero, on Thur 4a-
gust 18th.
At Joel Aliens House. North Hero, 10y,
AUGUST
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-05

ENM ARD NtA 4faL4L
The blo9ins IS from the Manager Of the Union
Home Schoo! Tor the Children Of Folnteersi
HSvEaLYER MANSON, fIFrr-SEvsSrH 81.
New A0rs, AUGUST 3 i-fa-
Or D1AKE; Your wonderful Plantation Bit
tiers have been given 70 some OF our little children
suffering from weakness and weak !uu-s With most
happy effect. One little -iri, ga particular, with
pains n her head, los Of appetite, and daily vast
in consumption, on whom all mc.iical skiI had
been exhausted, has been entirely restored We
Commenced wiki but tcaspconil. pf titter- DAY;
lier appetite and strength rapidly increased ana
Respectfully, Mas. o. ". DEvoE."
90 owe much t. you. for I verify believe
REV. v. WAGGoNEB, Madrid, y Y"
90 Thou wilt sen .ae two bottles Inoreof
tbs Plantation Hitters. Sly r.. ta, been greatly
Tly friend, Asa CUBBIN, Philadelphia, Pa"
have been a great sufferer tom hys-
popsis, and had @, abandon preaching.
Thy Plantation Eifters have cured sue
Kev. -. =. CATHOl;N, Rochester y. y
90 send us tventy-iour dsleu more of 3 our riauta-
tion Ittcis, Lfe popularity " which are dAl4y ia-
SYKES. CHADWICK 4 co.
Propri.t.rs NiIisri's Hotel, Washington, nc
Ih,ve glven the Plantation Bittcrs To-
hanfred-o our a.-t..ed soldiers with the most as
G.w.D.AHpREwS,
Sluj soldiers Home. tiu-inusti, o.
The Plantation Bittcr, have cured me
lf liver compliant orv4i-l aas laid up pr.-trate
All lt- 60 auaHl -ut u-i1f,..
%. b. kINnoLEY, Cleveland, D."
"- Tire Plantation Uittsr- have eurct me f
.f H.rlu. aeIf 90 the tart 4i4t urinary organs
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Ne " BOO Ks.

.srrHE Battle Fields Of our Fathers" by Var
L ginia Townsend.
Beecher.
Amelia B. Edwards.
Por sale by r y. FL LEh
July 10,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-05

Y'iE Fine place at the corner Of Man and lutte
/ street, recently oWned by FarTand :. bens'iirti
This desirable property VIII re sold cheap OF rent
cd 70 a good tenant on reasU nahle terms. Enquire
OF v. a. shaw or George F; Edinunds.
March 5. 1867
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Bermuda HUNDRED, July q, Z
via Fortress Monroe, %. {

Important movements are in progress from
this point. This morning while our troops
We're crossing the james river on two pom
tom bridges a rebel force came down before
they bad time to organize and attacked our
men. \ spirited engagement took place
when the rebels were driven back to their
entertainments. Our forces continued to ar
rive, soon organized and attacked the rebels,
driving them and capturing four guns and
many prisoner.
The guns were marked captured from
Yankees az Drury's Bluff. The rebels
were finally driven from their position into
the woods and far beyond them where Skin
mi-hiug continued when our informant left
The gunboats were on hand and rendered
valuable assistance.
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The Greatest Opportunity ever Pre- ID
TO PROCURE
VALUABLE JEWELL
10000 Watches, Che G.,
GOLD PENS AND PENCILS. sc. -..
Worth 5000, OOO!

To be Sold at One Dollar Each, ". .-t
regard 20 value,
And not % be paid until you know what l
receive
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ESSEX COUNTY.

At the West Concord House, West Co. on
Al Morris Moods Hotel, GuldAall, On Ia AZ.
Sept. lst.
AZ the Island Pond House. Island Pend, -ly.
I'd
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This Company offers peculiar advanta-c
sons intending 10 insure their lives, In rs en- n'
stability acquired in its fourteen years eN
in its assets. which, without its capital or
amounts & over three quarters OF million
lars, being more than two hundred thousana
in excess Of its liabilities for the relnsurau
outstanding risks in the facilities prese
accommodating system Of payments o. pr.
in the large number, diversified cpndItlIus 10
equations, various ages and localities Of IT,
sured. giving the largest requisite scope
GRAFTON II the laws Of AVERAGE mOrtal.t'. a
amplest guaranty 20 the insured Tor tue ---
thereof; In the division Of PROFITS, the ANN 10
portionment II which having for the past n
years averaged FORTY PER CENT. Of the pr s
paid.
Policies are issued upon all the plans usr
Life Insurance Companies, and a. as low Oh -1
consistent with view o. sOlvency.
Parties desiring Agencies in towns where
pany have none, and those wishing IT
Agencies within the New EnEla states w...
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such reference, or information as % age.
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IN
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SoU1u WARSAW, o.. July 2s, So.
One Young man. who had been SICK
and not ont Of the house for two years with Scroiua
aud Erysipelas, after paying the doctors over $50
without benefit, has been cured hy ten bottles Of
your Lit-ers.
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LAMoILLE COUNTY.

At sesgar's Hotel. Cambridge. on Tuesd. p:.
18th.
l4th.
Al the American House. Hydepark, or ---.-...ay.
Sept. 10TH
Sept 10th.
* the Mansfield House, Stove. on satuTda opt.
18th.
Bv the uroyisiors u the Excise Laws, al -hs-ons
negiecting 20 pay said Taxes within the lac lovs
specified Nusr pay 10 per cont additional ..l the
amount thereof .r.f
Taxes on Monthly Returns not prcviou psif
viii be received at the above stated time aud
places H..
Any individual can remit his tax BY anQtl-r per-
son A. his receipts viii be returned. r. mont
must he male IN U. s Treasury Notes or IN IRIS Of
National Banks. . ~ -
rff CARLOS RAINIER
Collector Of Third Collection District, v cent.
Burlington, July 9th, Is6f-
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ORLEANS COUNTY

At the Memphremagog House, Newport p az,
Sept. 5th.
x the Barton House, Barton. on Taes-l. SPIT
6th.
At the Irasburgh House, Irashurgh, on ae'-
day, Sept. It'll.
At Carpenters Hotel. CraftsourY, Thin 49, -sp'.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-05

CoLGATE-s HoNEN SOAP
Ta-,..,.ate. TOILET SOAP, .ul4 w.
vcr.al demand. SIS made t..a Gle choicest
t1,.e..4... d.. MILD au- ENiuLiENI D.. %. IA
turs. FRAGRANTLT SCENTED. aa4 ez
trsusls BENEFICIAL 100 it. action upon ue
skin log -ais ay al Druggists aua na.l TO ..-s
u,7.e--.
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INIPoUNDED.

O,AME into the enclosure Of the subscribe n the
" on the 81 inst., spotted cow, Al 11e hires
years old. The owner Is hereby notll .uat
aid COW can be found at the Pound in l--- nd.
where he Is requested TO call, prove prop-r-s pay
charges, and take her away: %
Richmond, VI, July 2ssh-oi 80 f1os.s W.. 3
go slaE sT-f i.r-s ss1.s .saiss sag g, ssr5x
if -hat f.f Irims1g D p 2riilss uoa s1s
fisulsiaie sid1 % ssssiosTroo sdf
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The Tri5uze's Washington dispatch says
Il is stated that the ground in front Of our
line near Petersburg is literally covered with
our dead and wounded, where they lay Sun
day morning under the rebel guns, less than
300 yards from our lines, fostering in the sun
The affair was most excellently planned,
but most miserably managed; and the as
sault would have been successful, but for
somebody's laundering.
The Times Washington despatch says !;
The failure before Petersburg will stop
large military operations for some time
in Virginia. The mann interest of the war
is now before Atlanta, that point gained and
securely entrenehed will give disposable
force for operations in eastern quarters.
1t Is understood that Gen. Grant still tx
presses the utmost confidence in his ability
10 take Richmond.