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NV YORK. March -

- N|NN Ill
Dispatches from Washington say that :
Lieutenants and { men came IN Yesterday.
They represent that lee has ordered ali
wagons to be ready for use by April lst.
The World says operations in Virginia
will commence much sooner than many sup
pose. Gen. Smith will he chief Of staff to
Gen. Grant.
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Nrw EoRE Mar -

The Words Washington despatch SAYS
Information from the front state that &c..
serters continue to come in daily from Louis
lana regiments.
The Tunes Washington despatch says
Gen. smith viii be chief OF staff TO Geu.
Grant and as such will direct the movements
Of the Army Of the Potomac.
The President ha, asked for a return Of
the nominations Of Gems Newton and Brooks
for Major Generals, sent 70 the Senate two
months ago
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E 4. Paul writes 10 the Timos that the
rebel Gen. Stuart has recently made eXten-
sive arrangements for the destruction Of the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad but his
plans were frustrated by the promptness Of
our cavalry under Gen. Pleasanton. Col
Bryan. while watching them, captured over
% Of the rebels, DESTROYED rehel tanneries
full Of hides, four grist-mill,. a saw-mill,
and a large number OF RATS and boats 70 be
used by Stuart in crossing the river.
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NV I'M .TNT|| -
The Worlds despatch says tens. Custer
and Fitzpatrick arr in Washington.
Ii is rumorcd that Gen. Grant will leave
for the West a. soon a. soon a. tia Army of
the Potomac Il r~eorganIzed-
The Times despatch says Gen. Grant states
that when the reorganization Of the army is
completed it will he the finest army on the
continent.
Sec. Chase will leave for New York on
business in a few days. 1t i stated that the
President has sent tor Ten. Fremont 10
give him an important command.
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Nrv YoRK. Mar. ?

A Chattanooga letter in the World says
Never was the sanitary condition Of the Army
better than is that of the forces round here.
Those at Ringgold are in the most healthy
part of Georgia. They are encamPed where
the air is fine, and the best of water Is TO he
obtained.
The hospitals are becoming depleted and
the glow Of health is TO be seen on every
cheek.
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Coreus AND COLDS. rHEsUppE,

changes Of our climate are sources of Pulmonary
Bronchisl Asthmatic Affections. Experience having
proved that -upls rsmedie. often act speedily when
taken in the e1-lg stages q the disease, reoour.
should At once be had to "Broira's Bro-oh,si Troohrs,'
or Lozen-es, let the Cold, Cough. or irritation Of the
Throat he ever 80 slight, a. by this precsu'ion a
more serious attack NAV 10 efectusliy varied of.
PUs.iu snd >iNGERs will find them effect
uai fr clearing and strengthening the voice. Sol
dier. should have them. a. they can Re carried in
the pocket and taken a. occasion requIrs.
March ID daTiir-
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\ dispatch from Columbus, Ky. saws For
rest and Faulkner are between that place and
Mayheld. Their forces are in n crippled
condition. From loo to 1900 wounded are
sand 10 have arrived at Mayield from Padu-
cab 800 rebels were killed at Paducah.
The city is nearly in ruin.
The Tribune states that Mir. j. Todd
White, sister Of Mrs. Abe Lincoln, passed
through our lines via Fortress Monroe with
a large amount Of medicines and merchan-
oisc.
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NV IoRg. March y

The steamer Ercning Star from New Or
l,,u. l9th VIA Havana 2lst has arrived.
The prisoners captured at Fort D. Rn--y
had arrived at New Orleans.
The gunboat kineo had arrived from hi',
,imore' The cunboai octor"'n iaA 'n'''d
tor repsirs-
The army in Western Louisiana = moving,
Gen. Lee'- Eavalrv advance bad occupied
New Iberia. Two Of our %gun5s"i> had eros
ed Berwick BAY and Grand Lake. and ascent
cd Grand River nearly a. Bate 4" Eo-'-
which place they ~reconnoitrei- i"io"t
reaching the place they eaine on % reel
camp. The rebels scattered when the gun
boats landed some mcn VINO destroyed tht
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MILITARY INTERFERENCE WITH ELECTIONS
S.aator Howard very neatly turned the "a
he. ID The copperheads in the United States
senate VIVA were harangnIng about the inter
terence OF the military with elections, on
THURSDAY. BY stating that the only authcntl-
osrsi case Of such military interference was
That made hv zen. Mcclellan in his orders
%, Gen. Bank, IN regard to the Maryland
Elections in l-5l.
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FROM THE ARMY HospIrAL-THE

FROM THE ARMY HOSPITAL-THE
bloody battle-held-the mansion II the rich and
humble abode Of the ~poor-from the Office and the
sacred desk-from the mountain top, distant valleys
and fsr-oT Islands Of the ocean-from every nook
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evidence Of the astonishing effects Of DRAKE'S
PLANTATION BTTTERs. Thousands upon thou
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our Office.
RrrpsBuRY, Wis, Sept. IS, 1861.
have been in the army hospitals
for fouIteen month-speechless and nearly dead.
At Alton, III, they gave me a bottle Of Plantation
Bitters. Three bottles restored nv speech
"' c. 4. FLAUTE.7
sourH WARSAW. O.. July =, ts3.
One young man, Who had heen slek
and not out q the house for ~" year with ecroinls
and Frysipelas. amor paying the doctors ovsr $50
without benefit. las been cured by ten bottles Of
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The following il from the Manager of the Union
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HAvEuEYEH MANSION. tHTY-SEytsTH 81
New York, August ? ISIS.
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NV York March o6

wv 1Okk, MARCH 70.
The Tr'bune's Washington despatch says ::
Great numbers of ambulances have gone
20 the front.
The Heraid's Washington dispatch saws
The 18th Regt. n. Y. Heavy Artillery has
been ordered to the front as infantry it
numbers 1000 men.
The World, Washington dispatch says
There is a rumor that the entire Militia Of
the North is to be called into service for six
months, to hold certain strategetical points
during the campaign against Richmond,
which II about To commence.
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M.sn1>crn>- Mnr.h ..

ven. Grant j. husily employed in wedding
out the incompetent general, IN the Army of
the Potomac. 4 well known gentleman on
Saturday asked Sec. stanton why one general
was sent to Cairo. be replied that IT va-
because he was unfit for any command. He
also said that he had no objection t. the
publication Of this opinion.
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NV YnRE- NInrch 3ntf

The Trr5une's special despatch says
The House Naval COMMITTEES leave for tho
West Thursday to examine sites for Navy
Yards at St. Louis. Cleveland and Cairo.
Pllatka, Fla, has been occupied BY a small
detachment of our forces and small steamer
called " Sumpter" captured near there.
A review OF part Of the Army OF the Po-
tomsc took place yesterday under Gen.
Grant.
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The Throat, Lungs a Chest.
CONSE.WPTFON.
from ur,. Isaac Moore.

-aaA aN"- 80 -
Richmond. VI, juno q. 1850.
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-he frst wear tried several or the most poPglsf
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Nru Yong March 40

NEW YORK, March 81.
Palatks. Fla, letters give a report that
1000 rebels are between that place and
GAINESVILLE. Our forces here have entrenched
themselves and Col. Barton was TO advance
on the 9th inst, TO meet the enemy.
A letter dated of St. Marks, Fla, March
18th, saws that the Unionists Of Cartel, Fla,
have organized and gone into camp and COM
menced operation against the rebels by a raid
on salt works and capturing a rebel tax
gatherer. They had two engagements with
rebel cavalry whipping them and capturing
10. They also took three army wagons, ten
horses, thirty mules and 50 contrabands and
DESTROYED a largo amount Of rebel stores
These Union men only ask protection, arms
ammunition from the United States.
Hilton Head adyices of the oath mention
an attack made BY the rebels on Jnekin's
Island IN a hotillla OF boats but their plan
was frustrated by our picket boats who fired
into them.
The rebels had made a raid on Magnolia
burning the houses &c. to prevent Its being
occupied as a hospital depot by the Federals-
Admiral Dahlgren has gone TO Fortress
Monroe with the hope of getting the body OF
hi- son.
HALIFAX, March so.
The steamship Africa from Liverpool Mar.
10Th via Queenstown Goth arrived at 10 \
VI. to-day.
The Journal announces that Denmark &C
ce,ts the conference without n srmi-ticeioui
II l. not officially announced. The h'llicer-
sn,- show increased activity.
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r., ire Stae Executive Committee Of
-.i,ps have adopted the following rceolu-
r-ilrrd. That the Free State party is
.~,,mpromisingly opposed to assuming any
gelr. contracted by the State of Louisiana
vile under rebel domination. for the pur-
,,er Of carrying on the war against the Uni
,,! states
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tents, camp equpage and captured the arms
ammunition &c.
The g~uerillas had made their appearance
near Baton Rouge, and had several skirmish-
es with the ith Wisconsin Mounted Infantry,
winch always resulted favorably for us. a
few were captured.
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TIE CONFESSIONS AND ExPERI-

EScE OF Az INVALID, Published for the benedt, and
as a warning and CATION TO You've Mss who SUI
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telf after being put to great expense and INJURY
through medical hunbug and qusckery.
by enclosing 8 postpaid addressed envelope.
u-le copies may be had OF the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.
Bedford. Kings County. NY
may9f dawly
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: Ale1ander's great dog was run over hv
.he r,rs. hast week Thursday and killed, IN
,L.-,c,,e. He was a fine and valuable an
i and the accident is much regretted.
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lgFoETANT REVENUE DEcIsIoN.-Commis-
sioner Lewis has decided that holders Of
United States securities will he assessed for
an income tax OF one and a half per centum
uponincome derived from them. Where inter
est upon such secures is paid in gold, only
the amount actually received is 10 be treated
a. derived from them. II the gold j. subse-
quently sold at a premium. the amount profit
must te returned As income from business.
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RErpsBuRY, Wis, Sept. IS, lS6i..
have been in the army hospitals
for fouLteen month-speechless and nearly dead.
At Alton. III. they gave me a bottle Of Plantation
Bittsrs. . Three bottles restored nv speech
c. 4. FLAUTE.-
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JACOB GREEN,
ND X I'll Il Il X,
MANUFACTURE y DEALER IL
Collins and Burial Cases.

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NyW YoRK March =.

INV TVhh- -IdINI -.
There was a large fire in West Seth st,
here, yesterday morning, destroying property
to the value Of 500 900. Some 80 families
were turned houseless into the streets. in the
middle of a severe snow storm.
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Died.

At Morehesd City, n. C, March LIST. in General
Hospital. Of typhoid dysentery. VIM B. Roger Of
westford, VT. = member OF Co. 2. sth Reg't Vt.
Vols, aged 81 years and 6 moe
In this place on Sunday MarchI27th Amabls La
vigne, aged 81 years.
In Ferrisburgh. March q. Henry Lewis Hurlbut
aged ls, son OF the late Medad Hurlbut Of Monk.
ton, and a member Of Co. 6. 18th Rsgt Vt Vols.
In HinesSurgh. March q. E,bou Kenyon. aged
50.
In this village on the 23i inst, Horace Wing,
oldest son Of James A. and Martha A. Smith, aged
10 years, ! months and Is days.
In Brooklyn, L.. l.. March 18th, George Cleve-
land, aged ; year, and ? months and on the 10th,
Herbert De Forest, aged / year and 6 months, chill
dren of william C. Hieks. and grand children Of
Rev. DR.. Hicks.
In this place on the I'D inst, Henrietta, daugh-
ter Of John and Elizabeth Henderson. aged four
years.
In Kingston, c. ", March %, George stacy, Of
Montreal, C. e, aged 50 years.
The deceased was a brother Of Fl. r. Stacy and
father Of Geo. ]. Stacy Of this town.
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HntrAH. March 80.
NV Yogx. March 80

\ Knoxville correspondent Of the Tribune
dating March 10Th states that ur force at
Norri-tnwn has been marched hack 10 Mrrcv
Creek in order To- keep batter c'ininunica-
ton with Knoxville.
The rebel headquarters ar said Ia be- at
Gr.enyille ami they still mold Burn , Zap.
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INV YoRE. Mar. 80.
told Sold to-day at 1854.

THE following New Book are to-day received at
H~UNTINGT0NS
e Red Tape aud Pigeen-hole "~eneraIh' fisor'
aCsmDauer Thai &C.. ~ Jean Paul.
Nsrch -.
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NV NnRk- March >

wv lUHh- -WhTCU y.
The Tunes despatch says The pressure
for the removal Of Gen. Meade is such that
the President can no longer disregard IT,.
Gen. Hooker is talked Of a. his successor.
There l. no probability Of the passage Of
the Bankruptcy bill.
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-01
News of the Week.
BY Teleersph.

s.s Francisco, March %.
Sailed Steamer Constitution, for Panama.
with $50 passenger. and $500, 00o in
treasure for England, and $3.50 900 for New
York.