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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-27
Raleigh Pcwder-5EiIis Blown Up-Execu-
ton OF Ucscrfers.
FORTRTRs MONROE, !

FORTRESS MONROE, April "a, 1865.
The steamer Moonlight has arrived from New
bcru, ~ c.
Tss North Carolina TINES Of April 20 says 4" The
schooner H. 5. Sticman is ashore on UatteTas Beach.
The powder mills ct Raleigh, y C., exploded On the
s4h inst, killing several.
The body of Capt. Ilusser Of the gunbOat Miami
has arrived IN NGwbern.
Tie Palmetto Herald, dated Port ROYAL April %, is
received IL says that Henry Schumacher and Henry
Stalk shot at Port Royal the 2Oth inst for de-
sert.on.
Gen. W0. p. White of Georgetown, s. c. has been
assassinRted by his own men.
Right deserters arrived at Fort Pulaski on the Goth
Instant nom Sa7aSnah
The captured steamer Alliance has been got of
and arrived at Hilton Head with most Of her cargo.
The schooner Francis Hatch from New York to Bal
timOre got aground Cape Charles and lost part Of
her cargo. She towed of this morning.
The Wilmington Savings Bank has reused 10 pay
any interest on deposits after April l,
Several ladies arrived at Fyrf Monroe this morning
from Plymouth. al Dol.cOmbgtants have left that
piete
TAs WJ'-iRgcon O. c. Journal Of the 10Th inst says
much activity prevails at tie ATmOry and Arsenal at
Ia! e.:eyie and they have advertised for Large nun
Der OF blaeksmths.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-27

hoping to be rbc to find trace OF the heros name
but tn, chyay had stripped his body of every article
of value. The fatal bali had pierced lis heart.
Not twenty feel from this dreay picture lay PROSTATE
the mutilated body OF old man. apparently forty Ave
years of age Ills cap lay by the side Of his head in
pool Of blood while his long flowing gray beard was
dyed with his blood shell had fearfuly lacerated his
right leg, while his belt pierced in two places, both
balls entering the abdominal region In front Of the
long belt OF woods which skirted the open field and
from which the Rebels emerged so boldly was a deep
ditch and at this point the slaughter among the Rebels
was terrific. In many places the enemy's dead were
piled up in groups, intermxed with our dead. 1 saw
Two three Of whose bodies had been brutaly
violated by the exasperated foe too horrible for
mention.
1t is universally supposed and an not prepared 10
deny its correctness, that inflicted heavier loss OF
life upon tho enemy on Saturday. Admitting that the
undimnished yoor Of troops forced the enemy to
retreat leaving in full possession Of the battlefield
Did We carefully bury our dead, and gather up the
thousands Of rifles that were thrown upon the field
No; we stole Off steathily before daylight Sunday
morning, Gen. A. j. Smiths forces covering our re-
treat With 500 cavalry a guard under the COM
mand Of Col. Lucas. The entire army reached Grand
Eeore, on Red River. on Monday and Tuesday April
II aud l2.
Our loss will probably not exceed hrtyfve hundred
in killed. wounded and missing. although some officers
assert 1t will reach four thousand append herewith
partial list Of casualties as collected by your CORE
spondents with the Red River Expedition. Quite a
lumber Of our wounded were left In houses at Pleasant
Hid, in charge two Of our Surgeons. JE.H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-27
Gen, Vessels Still Holds the Foriin-
eationS Of Plymouth.
TIT HAS FIFTEEN DAYS PROVISIONS.
TIE REBELS IN POSSESSION OF THE TOWN
Washington and Newbern Regarded
More Safe.
NEwBERS, Saturday, April 20, 1864

Reports from Plymouth have it that our flag
., soas over our Notifications in that place though
,he enemy have possession Of the town and river is
aid that Gen. Vessels retired with his force into the
trscatons with fifteen days provisions. This report
.nncars 10 be believed. On the arrival Of more gun
boats VIC shall be able TO reach Plymouth and ascertain
The facts.
Washington and Newbern are much stronger fortified
than Plymouth was. With few more troops and gun
boats which are said to be the way they be held
aganst al the Rebels that can present themselves.
The funeral o. Commander Flusser took place here
q, the 23d inst twas the most affecting and imposing
demonstration Of the kind ever Witnessed in North
Carolina The city was draped in mourning, and all
business suspended. His remains were inferred in
Newbern with distinguished donors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-27
From Fortress Monroe.
FORTRESS MONROE, Monday, April .

FORrREss MoNkoR Monday, April 70, Ieo4
The Hon. l.. II. Chandler, q. 8. District
Attorney was arrested in Norfolk last evening aud
nlaced In the guard house. by order Of Gen. Wilde. 1t
IL understood that he charged with OBTAINING claim
naced in his hands for collections bat II Is saa that the
Sslev was caused by his absence from home business
The steamer I'll Gid arrived to-day, from Newborn
Saturday evening. All was quiet there. There had
bcen no demonstrations by the enemy Firing was
heard on Friday In the direction Of Washington.
One hundred refugees escaped during the fight at
Plymouth and were taken by the steamer Massasoit TO
Roanoke Island
besrcY OF dispatches from Gen. Peck 10 Gen. Butler.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-27
rha mia Militia

CINcINNATI, Tuesday, April y, Ieo7.
The muster of the State militia yesterday was
The four Cincinnati regiments win report with we'll
hs new CITY Council organized yesterday Thomas
II Messenger was elected President, snd Col Arm
strong. Clerk. A.. ,o,ao. an the
various railroads ID about at an end. new men hs'As
been employed In their places
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-27
Rroua Arkans0ss

ST. LOUIS. Tuesday April q, Icot'
Late Little Rock dates say MIR. Aliis OF yel-
ferson County has been elected Speaker Of the AAAn
A. Fsr."n. a member Of tho House, recently cap
tured BY guerrlas had escaped and arrived 81 L'''e
Rock. ,,ov;5s for TIA
The Legislature would Immediately provoe 1r s"
resepue and adopt measures render impossible ior
Pshs Or Copperheads to grasp the reins OF Govern
ment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-27
LATE SOUTHERN NEWS.

The Rurcau of the Rebel First Auditor Or
dercd 70 be- Removed 70 Montgomery
Ala.-sudden Fail Of the Rcd River
Lurge Fleet Of TransPorss and Gum
ho,,. cousht above the Raft.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-27
r.x.ue,.,. Of Blockade-Runners.

HALIFAX N. S. Tuesday, April 90. 1854
The blockade-runner A. ID. Vance, from Mas
sau arrived this evening
Tho CITY of Petersburg and Florida are still here re-
prairtng.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-27

FORTREss MoNR0E, Iuesuay apr! e, IeV1'
The Petersburg (va.) Express OF April ~ says;
..rrs,rro,,ons have been given to the First Auditor
20 remove his bureau from Richmond to Montgomery
Ala, next week. r, n, MI. - .s.,
fallen leaving forty transports and gunboats above the
raft which cannot get out until the water rises"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-27
THE BATTLES IN LOUISIANA.
Further Particuinrs-AccOUnt OF the bat
tie OF Pleasant Hili-GaIiantry OF the
Sixteenth Army Corrs-The Services
Of A, y. sniih-The Refrent ind its
Causcs-Results OF tie Campaign.

TIsm Cur Special Correspondent
IN TIL FIELD, PLEASANT HILL La,
Saturday, April O. 1854.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-27
DEPARTURE OF TROOPS.

On Tuesday morning more than 500 men, be.
longing 20 different regiments from NewEngsnd len
Jersey City to Join their regiments under the command
Of Con Rn rnshlp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-27
Military Matters.
RECRUITING IN THE CITY.

Recruiting in this city continues to move for
ward briskly Yesterday about eighty men were sVorl
into the service at the headquarters OF the County
Committee.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-22
BOSTON NIARRET.

WEDNESDAY,, July 20.
FLOUR.-The prices have eased Of 50 a use %
Dbl Western suPsrine 50 80 a 20 ; common ex-
ira SO 90 q 90 % me um DO 81 ., n % 25. and
good and choice, including Canada, tennessee.
Ohio aad Michigan, at sli So a b. 50 y bbI Corn
Meal 81 - a @
NRAlN.-CorD. Southern yellow g p a = =,
ou- oats S. 90 a 10 p hu. for Northern and Can
ala, the latter price for choice lots Rye g p -
hu. shorts 81 39 and Fine Feed at SO a -
per ton. White Beans s. p q . - far common and
good blue pod, and 81 - a 3 for marrow and extra
pea. CanAd. Peas are scarce and prices lave al
vanced 10 & Is per bu.
eR0YI>I0NS.-For Pork prices have declined -
Prime SIS n 30 mess So a .; and clear and ,r-
FRA clear So a Is p bbl cash. Beef steady and
nrVa at 81 a 30 p bbl for Eastern and Western
s7ess and extra mess, cash. No family extra in
nAF"e'- Lard duh, at % a PC = \, cash Smoked
Hams 20 a &c y 70, as % quality Butter is irmer,
with sales at 3> q soc Tor gooi and choice New York
and Vermont dairies, and 81 n &c for common aRd
iair Cheese Is irmcr and hiss been in demand,
with sales at 70 2 1oc p n for poor 10 prime.
"OOL-Tbere has been considerable inquiry for
domestic Wool hut the snail stocks interfere with
operations Tho sales comprise 80 90 rs fleece
anc pulled at prieei varying from sc a a. % y D.
cash The hest grades Of fleece and pulled are held
stkl D. G!25
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-22

NV ORR, July 10.
Tie Hrads despatch fr.n City Point
July 10Th announces the rapid exehanec of
stot ard shell tie previous afternoon be-
tween the 5th corps ard the enemy.
The HsroaS Correspondent with Gen
Sherman details the movements Of the army.
Finding that the works on Senesaw Monn-
tain were not % he carried. he proceeded to
flank tiym, which was accomnhshed with
success. Over 1000 prisoners were captured
during three days operations.
Johnston army has dwindled down to
Il 900 Iuen since the camTaisn opened. Our
troops rested at Marietta Il few hours and
then pushed forward to Neal BOWS Station.
where they found the rebels in position be-
hind hreastw0rks. These works were CAP
turod by assault.
Rebel reinforcencnts were brought IN but
were repulscd, and two OF our divisions then
coming ap the rebels retreated.
They were also repulsed at about the same
time at NIckanck Greek.
On the 18th the march was RESUMED. en-
c1untering the enemy near Yining Station
when they were driven in hot haste across
the river. On the Sth the rebel army was
one side and our forces on the other.
Later dispatches announce our army
across the liver taking large number Of
prisoners.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-22

CAIRO, JGly IS.
Steamer Magenta from New Orleans July
10Th, NSksburg 18th and Memphis 18th has
arrived. She has quite number of dis
charged anu lurloughed soldiers as p.ssen-
gers.
The. Ficksburg Herad Of tie 10Th slys
our forces no'.I iron Black River ON tie
81 under Gen. Beuis Gen. Slocum Joined
the expedition at Champion Hill. The
whole numbered less than 1900.
The enemy were nos encountered in any
considerable force until the sta, when they
were found strongly posted On the east bank
Of a creek three miles west OF jackson.
danklng force under Coi. Comics 81 ,L-
llth III. compelled them e. abandon the %
sluon. Our forces occupied jackson Iiu;
night The enemy attacked Uur advance d.
strong force hut were driven back
TIE next morning thc rebels a--4uilcd our
rear near Clinton and were HiD g,Jul-.j.
The ground va, strlvn wIth tu-i- dead aut
wounded. Ugr J1td los, ls iu,s than lUU
killed and so wounded We captured 80
or 80 PRISONER
No cotton wa, brought iu Iuc railroad
from NicSo'ur5 60 jackson D. being lai.r4.
c Communicative wIll soon be naa Vi,. t..
interior OF the state
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FROM rHE ARMY nosplrAt,--rHg

FROM THE ARMY HOSpITAf-~fHE
oioodT i-tsle-Ae,t-'l'e mansion n the rioh and
humble abode Of the poo--from the o.ao3 and the
sacred desk-from the mountain top distant valley
and iar-ofI Islands q the ocean-frcm every no5k
aud corner Of the civilized worlds pouring in the
evidence Of the astonishing effects q DR4RE'S
PLANTATION BITTERS. Thousands upon thou
-nnis Il letters like the follown. may be seen At
our Office
5EEpsBuRT, WIS. sept 20, 1864
1 have been IN the army hospitals
i1i l1l. teen inonthS-speech!css and uedIil "etu'
II Alton, ILL.,, they gave me bottle of Plantation
I't'ers. Three bottles restored nv speech
ca. FLAUTE.-
SourH WARSAW, o., July =. 1858.
orc orls man, who had been sick
and not out Of the house for years with Scrofua
and kfysipelas aiter paying the doctors over $50
without benefit, has been cured by ten bottles Of
EDWARD woUNALL."
Tho following Is from the Manager Of the Union
ucne School Tor the Children Of Noluteers
HAvr1EYER MASsioS. tirrY-sEyESTH ST.,
New YORK, August 2, l-f-i-
bR DRANEi fJpf wonderful Pianjaii On bIt-
fe-s have been .iYen o. some = eur little cilld-en
suffering run Nesf ness ami weak lgn-s viii most
happy elect. One little girl, IN parurulas, Hitl
pains .n her head loss Of appetite. anu nsii. vast
in colsumi tiun, on whom all medical s,lh lsd
been exhausted. has aheen entirely restored We
commenced with but teaspooniul Of bitters a day
Ter ruDet'te and strength upidly increased ana
Respectfully, Mes. O. n. DEvOE.~
- owe nacl 20 yoa. fur verify believe
the Plantation Bitters have saved my lire.
REv. ". WAGGONER, Madrid, y. "
- Thou wit -ena me two bottles moreof
H.H HH.H.H .H" "a. Dad "... 40
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-22
NV lnRE ,IuIv Il

- -EI' IVhhf July II.
The Governors Of Mississippi, Georgia,
Alabama and North Carolina have issued
protest to the rebel government against in
reference IA managing the import and ex-
port trade
TIE Hraid's Ncwbcrn correspondent
says The rebel press Of this State are much
ezer.Iscd over the discovery Of tFeascnable
organization ia their mi.st. DESCRIPTIONS
Of The words, i0lnulis, Sc are pub
li-aca
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-22
CHER OKEE PILLS
Sugar Coated.
FEMALE hEo ULATUk
HEALTH PREsERVER

= ia Il ~ IN - 81 T
p For ,ss ReHorai 81 o5,frsotlons aas fss n
'4rar7, Of Regularity IN ne Rsrrsns,s
o. 70 Monfhiy Psrsoaee
They cure or 90 ate those numerous dis
eases that spring from irrssularity itself
They cue Suppressed. Excessive and Painful
Menstruaton
They cure Green Sickness tChlorosisl
They cure Nervous and Spinal A1ectioou
pains in the back. ami lower parts Of the bod +.
ularine,s. Fatigue on sl ,ht e1ertion. Palpitatio
# the Heart Lowness o. Spirits, liysteria, sic
Hesdsche, Giddiness etc, etc. In i word, BY re-
moving the lrresularity, they remove the cause
aal with i; AL he effects that spring from it;
Compose 81 simple vegetable extracts. they
c9-talu nothing 4e.etOriYus O. aus cpnstitutioIl
however .el-utr, their un-tIuu Hulu @. s-tstllute
siren OBJ .''- uiaa,s-i N-.cL wacl properly used,
ties news! i4ii ~ 4o.
They uay Hc SAFELY usei a. any a-o and AZ
auy p-.i-d, E4c-PT DuEISG TlE FlRsT THREE
NON1ls,
.tii letters --esil- II 'urrn-tsou or advice will
nc pr. upli} uuclY and dscreet.y answered.
F"ii Hlfr'f' 'a, tcrolfall each l1x.
atl -rK, Or siX boxes for =.
--gt "t r-ail Tree 81 postage, receipt Of price.
5000 "s a.l respectable Druggist.
pH. E. 4. HERNiN L Co.
soar DPHfsIoRs
Sc a3 LiDerty street, new y orb.
Jan d&Wiy
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forts 10 blockade the James River ana are
ontinually firing on transports The gun
90 ale cons a"tly employed in driving Of
lie shore bate ic. Gcn-. Grant ard But
l-r had % run the gauntlet the other day
and narrowly escaped.
The Ir5pqs's Washington despatch says :;
/ learn that Gen. Hunter has demlndcd 70 be
relieved OF his command in consequence OF
h,s sfaiable lorccs having been given to
Gen Wright who Is in command Of the forces
pursuing the rebel raiders. Gen. Hunter
counted on tie privilege Of taking his forces
down The Shenandoah Valley, to destroy the
rch,I cnrr..
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-22

VI" iVHhf Jul 10.
The Herdids Washington dispatch says:
There are probably nJ Fencis ~ Maryland
T. night inis morning The rear guard7it
Rockville WAS crossing the Potomac. Our
lcss IL the cavalry fight yesterday was Sc
we've, the enemy suddenly overwhelming our
small force ana taking many prisoners.
This morning our advance infantry in pGr-
suit vas ten miles beyond Georgetown On the
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-22
spECIiE DEsPATCHEs
By TELEGRAPH TO THE FaEE Pass.


WAsHlNGToN, July 10, 40 p. ".
/ sT.ecial correspondent at the front write1
,Aat (ircgg's division Of cavalry made re-
,.nno,ance On tuesday towards Reams Sta.
por and found the enemy In rs neayy f5re5
&C ever. Our los in the skirmish was small
I'm Wednesday a contraction Of our line,
.-5n left to right took place On Thursday
...-,.hIuc was az quiet as usual
~ l.tteries on the right keep un the
-l.l',r.. o.. .hs rebel lines aud throw an
..-.rs,,. Of 4na shells daily. rebel fort in
--.,, Burnside has been demolished and
-.f.. artery compelled to abandon its pl-
... THe excessive heat continues.
r- p siuyely known at headquarters
.... L.n.-trcet's and Hills corrs have not
.,a -,uJ North The Richmond papers of
la,-iay arr m high glec over the northern
rer.rt> 81 the Maryland invasion.
ul Friday evening two miucs were cyllu-
a,a 40 che right q our line before pet,rs-
.lr-. Tie explosion vas witnessed by near
Is -ac whole nt both armies NJ offensive
movements On either side followed.
I.e inc of rebel works capturcd by us a
-i.,. 400 Is being leyelcd t. ;hc ground.
serbian has gone on another raid
q Saturday morning there was heavy
fr,- oa .ae right Of Butler apparently
.a4 81, 1Inh'ate.
l,i- believed at the Navy Department
tssl the pirate Florida mas gone towards ,hc
W,,- Indies Vessels have been sent III pr
suit.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-22

NEW YoFE. July 10.
The London Telegraph of the 1th las he
following
CoPENHAcEN, Jalv 6th.-pAriiamentarcs
are cJmiug and gong constantly here. No
attack 1t Is expected will DC made until the
result ii tie negotiations going on Al Der
lin i known.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-22
News ~ the Week:
NEW IoRK. July Is.
ny Telegraph.

NV YORH, july r.
-, Ihe I'nes' Washington dispatch saws 4:
!he last information from Gen. Grants ar
my REPRESENTS heavy diminishing going on
IN front Of the 9th Corps,
An carly assault was expected rione our
whole iinc.
The Herald letter from JAMES River says.
ADMIRAL Ice l. on his way to the North
carolina sounds On hearing at Fortress
Monroe Of the Florida's operations the fleet
o! iron clad- were at once fitted ont. Alter
tins delay, the iron-clad> proceeded to ac-
complish their original purpose
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-22

NJ YoaA. July 10.
Tie Northern LiSlt, from A .pinwall July
i, arrived this morning.
The sloop-1i-war Cyaue saiiei from Pina-
ma on the oh Tor Acfpuic9. The Saginaw
j. at Acapulco. The French occlpv
Acapulco; bat the MeNicans are in posi-
ton IN the outskirts oi the tic town. pre-
venting the French from Obtaining supple s.
No other news.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-22

IAiE'. July Is
Memphis papers >, ;hc evening of the
10Th. havc been received Gen. Washhurne
has issued an order APPOINTING Aldermen for
the wards ia the city, % receive the usual
salary, and with ihe Ac;ing Mayor 20 ne
known Is Provisional Mayor and Common
Council
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-22
EnrrRrss Nlnxrnr- .Inlr Is

Steamer City Of Hudson arrived from CITY
Point this afternoon. She reports no news.
The war department Ia, ordered that all
persons other than officers and soldiers on
duty travelling on Government steamers to
and from this point shall pay the prescribed
rates for passage, &c.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-22
NEw YoRK, July Is

WV IVNNf u II'
A,dVises from Gen Grants army to W ed
nesday morning siatt ltSi heaty skirnish-
ing was going on at the front
An Official. despatch from the rehel Gcner-
nj Jones Of July 4.h reports the repulse Of
the Federal9 near Charleston with loss Of
coo men. 1t confirms the capture OF two
guns by Us, but state, Jhat the rebel picket
line Is re-establsbed The Fe1erals were
falling back hastily.
The Union monitors and guntos;s We're
still IL the STONE river firing heavily on the
rebel lines.
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y q TIC 2.
NOTICE.
ST TIE OF vERN INT CHITTEN z
Chittendea County IS court AM

ST TIE OF vERM INT CHITTEN
Chittendea County IS court =
A.N
Whereas iiran Slat-a-k Of Huaua-
County ut this Tom n SAID urt csEla
.uit s,ainst Fred :. Gleason ana Eollr Hi
Eichmuud, vermont. ia al 1cts 10 af o..
two certain promis-ury note f'F ID dog.
tacs dats1 the q IA day Il Nsven or
payable % the said plant n In t1} iio'"
End 81 -uei bv I. c defend Iuts ais @ ciufiaa
said defendants in an act on % as.uu p- '
general cuunti, demanding 70 damage p.
AMI where's IS tlatr 20 app or q '.
here tiat siit Frrr 2 G'csspu ie,fiss sf,.
state and has het lad personal l-t &c e..
dency Of this suit
Therefor % D. ordered hy the AIT
cause BE- cont uuc'l 20 tie next term Their,
holden at luriiust u Cos trf f.r stii CONF
{ Tues Dee q S-pten. -er a. D i-f4, nsa
said Fred Gleason. fcient1nt. uotilt
tendency thereof by publish NJ this net
iLs the -u.i~t ce OF s. ii q. cifrstiHn- % o.
ington Ere. Press, public uews-1p-r
az said Burl 1gton. three weess -u'ccs>
lac; pull alton q be at least twenty t'-
the next term # this urt
dated at darlington IN -aisl COuuty %. { -
this 9th cay Of June \. IS =.
Al. HOHA3D. Dep. Car
s. II. DAVIS Plf'sAt-y-
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4 coon FOR HEADACHE Mr.. Ep1ram Black
mer, Mumtord, NY. writes; " Mr.. S.A.Au.n'.
Worlds Hair Re,torer and Zyl0bllsamum haye
stopPed my hair from filiinE,as well As relieved
me OF violent terms Of headache, with which !
lave long been affiicLel'
Sold by druggists everywhere Depot, lgs
aS-eeawich 81, New York.
July y. dawlw
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From 2 s. W, until 6 z. Vi

and any will be repaid for spending short time
IN examining the lar-e collection Of Views and P0r-
traits on exhibition.
To relieve the anxiety Of few individuals who
have more capacity for p wing into the affairs Of
other people than attending 10 their own business
the subscriber hess leave 90 state that although IL
was somewhat expensive sitting up his new Gallery,
vet IL i all paid for and that the money with which
Il was paid for, was neither begged, borrowed or
stolen, but honestly made by minding his own bust
ness. A 7. STYLES
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river. road landing to Edwards Ferry.
7 here !, no doubt that il The enemy had at
tacked the deI.nces of Washington previous
to Monday night, tLey could have carried
them with ease
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Fnrrs.ss NInNrnr .trlr II

NJ negligence bias been received from the
fleet OF gInh,a's in search Of the florida
SJcamtUg Mary left Cherrystone yesterday
noon Ton thI7 place ami has not been heard
from. There nre suspicious that she has
been captured, swampcd or disabled.
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PHOroGRAPHIC MEDAL.

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WITH accurate photographs of f..
w Nice-Prrs den. IF c1th party. .re
and elegant metallic cases Zach rI.y
likeness OF both President ami Vice..
style is new and different lum auf t-'u-
made. spec men, seat AM att.t-e
cents eacn, : 80 per lfkrr. Cd. era. ..
the Trade. Manufactured aEI SOLD r.-
retail ny
JOHN Gttl
No Park P.Ill. n