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The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-10-08
City Intelligence.

REPUBLICAN, RArirIcArioH M.srISo-
ESInrsIAN ,su rirE-s OTIS -LIScOLs ANp JonN-
sos-- sryECHL', Go-l.ast ,yGn.ug "a uuinsisAa
nte.ing OF the Hepntlcan party WE hold N and
trcund the Cooper Insttu A. an cT'J Lour
large crowds assembled before .he closed dooih
and long before the hour Of meeting an immense
concourse waited for entrance to the large ball
When the doors were opened grand rush took
place into the building, every scat being linz
mediatsly filed by ladies aud gentlemen Who
throused to hear the distinguished speakers that
had been announced. The stage was yaiy
decorated with banners, flags aad s'reamus BE-.
hind Nil hung an immense map Of the ,,.ei
States showing the circum.crbcdl.n;s Of the Save
STATES Ms surrounded by al immep'e area uf zee.
dom. band OF music performed patriotic .iis
willie the audience criticised the cmAiCus aud
other insignia intended rs additions 10 toe .rthus.
ism Prominent among these was a smoo ty turu-
cd log OF wood bearing the inscription an cC!eI In
Orator, recently from Manassas, OF the crAksu
order" Every available bit Of sea, and s.an,lins
room heing occupied, the meeting was called to
orden and william Curtis Noyes, Esq, dominated
as Chairman.
Gu coming forward Mr.. Noyes expressed his
thanks fvf the honor conferred upon him by being
called upon 10 preside over such an assemblaSe,
which, he said' was only 1.-THE Of that assembled
outside. He spoke OF the msoting 90 being con-
vcnei to put down traitors In every FORM Cheers
Tnev were met to rs'iy the nomination Of . man
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-10-08
r.ntcN reports lighting Going On.
GENERAL ROSECR.>S.
Progress Of the Missouri Invasion.

~. L0hs. September 2O.-GencrL hosocrsnF
hrs s-,ei an loquon, arp.sA " the ci..cr Of NJ.
so'r IN tale W etms 70 defence ~ tfe;, homo. md
rrr, tie invader, Il lie safe. Dflrsrs sud SOL
oers row discharged are srncale u, ard those in
the city requested to report 10 Colo r. L,ibold who
WIN coail.nc them With MS iroo.,a, and form
.'stle Of Veteran Or the def nee Il TIC city CD
oAcl Merritt, chief % he C4v.lry Bureau, ha. tccu
ordered to arm an ,nouu, o,o~y inan Of f!r oom.
mand for active service Toe q erl-rnlster- cie nc-
raj has been directed to organic into companies oil
The persons employed in bis department who cou
bear Arms. Tho suiire militia of the State vii,
probably bc called into the FIELD Plot Knob has
been evscuNei rae troops fallen back
" Missouri Point where Geuerul Ewing
has three thousand troops. TIE iqiantry OF
the rebel General Kirby spij = command will
soon be with Shelby. Their cnnib.aed strength Ia
from ten tn twenty thousand, w.'h ..N cen picses
Of artillery. Their advance rea.hca rsg,a.nston,
twenty mites northeast Of = lot X oh, yesterday.
There is no confirmation Of the repeated capture Of
Cape Girndeau. 4 tive rrepavs,ons for offensive
and defensive movements continue
SECOND Dpr,IOH.
Sc Lou s, Sept. 2G--On recommendation II
Mayor Thomas and many Leading c,tiyons, Grrers
Rosccrans has issued AL ordcr slsponGIng AL bus e
ness not absolutely necessary after /, O'Clock t..
morrow, for the purpose Of rg,niz.ns dti2cus FOR
local defence. Exe,up,s are requested to 'on this
organization.
TnrRp DESPATCH.
Caro-, Sept. ca refugee from F'' = How
reports the rebel force from Tennessee tNcen tnou
sand strong, said 10 he under Kirby sn,.h, en-
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-10-08
Georgia RULED with Rebel Drsertors and
Strngglers.

The Macon tGa CoNrrpKnAor says,
Now that the Georgia militia has been turiouvhcd
for thirty days and consequently force will he
organized in every county sufhcicnt FOR the ,s,.
ness lot all Of them be p,ccd under the cont, u of
Col. G W Leo, by Gov, Brown, and Re instructed
to clean the State II descr rs and s,rayslers ,nd
We venture Die prediction that in Nj ty DAYS Gen.
Hood VIII lie strengthened by ten thousand add.
tional men. II is Notifying to our pride to kaow
that such IL the case, but Ia useless 10 conceal n
iact that bands Of straPgers and dcscrtcrs inies,
every city, town and village In the S,ste They are
upon every highway through the country, and
wherever they go arc committing the most w-ntou
acts OF destruction and abuse Of property c,er
known. They are tearing down fences and turning
cattle upon the fields Of corn now almost matureI
burning fence rails killing stock, tearing up pc,aC
patches, and, in fact doing ever ything tina, is mean
and destructive Let the militia IN each county Ia
Instructed to aiTest all men who are not properly
atscnt from their commands and shool down,
Whenever they are found at their work Of dcstr,c.
ton, the miserable wretches who arr disyrscing our
sIns and brothers In the army, by wearing Con.
hoernie uniform, while they never served thcr
country either n camp or fcld. We would c, the
attention 81 Gov. Brow and ton HOOD TO this ey Ia
~ order that II may DO remedIsi.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-10-08

ret. = steam sun'o fert Morpsii-.'',e the
!mirni-srriycd at this port yesterday morning
ron, the Wcs, Gulf Rocksdins Squadron. She
'e New ore.ns Oh the 1i'h inst, NOBLE the 18th,
AID Pensacola tie 1911. A. the rine Of her iepsr.
urc Mobile had not yet been attacked. but tho gun
boats c'cup.ed nicnsrinr position near the 5ty.
Zoe Fort Mor,Ll brings home 10 si,; wounded
aud d.,hsr.cd roidcr~ and rv"al offers and
passengers. Anon; TIE uialers Ia Commander j.
X. II. xullapy u the navy, who commanded lie
oge.is curing tie ssh, In Mob Bay. lie lost al
arm IN the last l,ase'ncn', and hss come home TO
u. INIT h ha.lih
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-10-08
The Lake Erie Pirates ARRESTS BY the ca.
undiun Authorities-tsen. nix ut Work.

Inc blrAio COMMERCIAL ApvYnrtsyn OF MONDAY
has the following interesting statements:
We learn that on sitnriay seven or eirht n the
re- els concerned IN c recent p raid IN IKE
Erie were arrested n. St. GATHERINGS, G. W, by or
der OF the Attorney General o! Canada They were
placed N custody, and will be held III delivered
upto the United States under the extrnd ton trcay
We learn that While General DIX ~ns y this city
on Thursday, he had friendly c,nsc,c ;lcc with
Mayor Fargo Ia reference 70 the recent troubles Oh
the lakes. His business AZ Detroit and ol er west
ern cities was to obtain the necessary statements
nrt sihdavs for the max VI o,t Rcase to present
io nc British government. TIE Gz'ra''''ou OF the
pirates will ho demanded, and without doubt
ecnlsied by TIE Engh Ii Authorities.
The Cleveland HERALD Of FriuAy even ng says:
Tue oLcers ot the United States Court, returned
from s,uduiLy last evening, H!thout bringing
with ilen any %! BE couspraiors Aerrick and
'senthal we're ordered BY General Hc'rlelmsn to
be Leld subject TO military authority, and close
ly confined on the Island. Cole and Robinson were
ordered by Secretary welles 10 b. sent 10 Fort
Warren, but it Is no, improbable that they will he
tdrDe'i over 70 the military authorities the Is
l,Id. ca, confcsses to have been q rebel captain.
tu' ~ lie was cashiered Tor drunkenness, story
which his habits Al Slndusky render somewhat
Plausible
The RECON- paper published at Windsor, c.
w, says in reference to the AFFAIR
As soon rs the affair became known, =. 8. Mac.
donneil, Esq, County Crown Attorney for Essex,
collected all the information upon the subject
which he could obtain, and ,eegrsphed to Quebec,
asking the Atorney-Genoral what course he should
pursue; snd IN reply to this dispatch he almost
Immediately resolved Instructions to send down .
full state ment "a writing, for the eonsderat on Of
the Government. Mr.. mcdonnell Immediately
did So, and sent It forward by mail on Wednesday
morning.
iBy Telegraph!
Toronto, c. ", Sept PA full description Of
a nuinbcr of the Lake Ers pirs;es has been tee
gr- phed " diseron. POINTS IN Canada, and every
ever. IN IS he 4; mace TO socuto lheir arrest
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-10-08
From vtcksb

Inc '!ckSours HERALD, Of the eIst, SAYS there
Gre about seveniy-hve farmers WORK ing land Oh
holr own account, and making about ~, 900 ae,,e
o, eeaon' BESIDES ~ much more corn, This tn,
and 49, 49, tPN,ty and readiness to work, planlot
anu encouraged by Col. Eaton, is a success Thev
WI, maze n on an average from sp,uO0 TO s5.r,
eaeh lhe'e scarcely Quo failure among seventy
NV W 'ees some negroes viii clear from 40 O,S
TO s."Wo who were slaves three wears AZ. nnJ
y" men Wv, wonder "wb& shall be done with me
naess iaere is one good uso TO which they
nleht .T put w.: To Instruct those who know no
better thsn to ask such questions Jcfl. Day,t,s
plahsauon Is covered with these negro farmers ami
Just wnerc ue re,elon WAS Matched shall RI, mn
. 6enionssra0on that black men need only nm o up
p9r,unity 70 solve the great problem that has 10
stirred po.ueians. The sane paper says that a
pian.a,oa even mi,es rom thar ciy, on tie War.
OF Whiasker's scouts who carried Oh three hor,es
robbed tbe wardrobe aud sto.ehouss. and m.Is
themselves st home generally about the nrcniscs
The owner Of the place made bis escape to th's
Guy,
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-10-08
"wednesday. Sept. -.
Tho Peace Rumors.

LosNssiliA Sept B..-Suuday's JocRrAL sys |,
at Is stated, on what IL deemed 40 Trustworthy
snthos ity, that Governor Brown, Of &c ryis, has
srrdsrsd peace propositions TO General sherman.
The General has appointed commissioners 10 50
into the reicl lines aud confer with tue sa,e ru-
,horircs OF Georges. Governor Crown, Il is rumor.
ea. and believed. IL sustaincl in hin policy by
Alexander H. Stephens who is operating IN the
rack ground. Tic comm ssioncIs are ssid e. Ia
aIrcady in conference with the Goveruor and the
peace proportions viii soon he forwarded TO wash.
ips,ou iur ,ho Presidents approval. rlls IS ali IN.
portant movement. Georgia, ooeuIvinS tie
position sbe tocs, may be considered tie Keystone
s,ate " TIE southern Contcderacy We arc assured
that the story 10 true, and sincerely hope sha. the
convenient nay meet with mcccsB."
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-10-08
THE WEEKLY SUN.
SATURDAY MORNING. OCT. s, 1864


The End Drawing Near.
TIM rin Of our nationality, which for four years
hss t-cn obscurci BY ,he por,entious clouds Of civil
war, 10 again emerging into vsw, snd the dawn 81
pesoe, concord and unity is already appearing. Al
10 period in ,h history Of shs rebellion hos the
yrospeci Il = specify end W tho war looked Al
trigh,-s, no time have the evidences II rebel ex-
hsus,ion been so manf,st With their lsss ~
the field, majority Of their most defenslbo posi-
lions 10 our hands and with no hops ri tangible
cid from sbroyh. each FcderaI success advances
them TO another mile-post the road 10 ruiu.
They have fought brnvcly, but principle and con.
scious right have tccn against them, md every
hattie renders pales their bacon Of lopc. AZ
fiiting climax to this s,ouny rroeI", Tor the
Conie,ierscy, WOW hnye the intelligence.
which from TIE toanung has teen only
question Of vmc, ihs, in.fnsl discBnon, the
sure hmt,ngcr II early dissolution, hos
begun w. fs,al work; and II N more poignant
and desdly IN ehcc, than even the havoc " bsaio.
while battle usually GFcc,s only the branches in.
tsroal diss,ns IN isthr worm which gnaws N tho
As,rl, cxh,ugng the hic and raraly zing the holy.
Georgia The keystone of the Confederate arch, 10
,,o~cnne from It's supporting position, and III rcat-
ems the Whole rctc fabric IN ri,cous tones tho
chf1oud papers beg that S't. to remain stead.
fast They hnplore IL bv every feeling of fraier-
mtg, no, 10 desert tho "ca1sc" In liz hour Of Al
vers!,y, not 70 bring destruction UPON the plos Of
cisunion; aud thcn IN the nadurss Of their oeapo-
ration they fall 10 upbrl!ding Gcor.in, and sccus.
ing tia, s.aie OF "drs ygng Virginia INTO tue sccos.
son movement" IN, ,h"sc are only the bubbles
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-10-08
FORESTS Operations -RaiIrosd Bridge DC.
stroyed-Negro Troops IIwtcLered,

Nashville, Sept. 8.--Fcrrcs;, with his whole
force, advanced upon and destroyed Sulphur Spring
rosilc yesterday. Col. Pace, commanding Elk Horn
bridge, evacuated that pest At daylight, aud Forrest
took rorscsston thi, morning with sforce estimated
at seven Thousand strong aud three batteries. On
Saturday, in the frht At Athens, FIVE hundred men
Of the Sixth and Vi nth Indiana cavalry wore cap
turcd Forrest is reported to have bu,chered all
tho negroes cep.urct who werc in Federal uniform.
f.ntcst reports Fighting Going On.
AashciIi., Sept IA dispatch from tic rele.
graph Operator A. Pulssk, IN Capt. Milroy, statee
that Gen. Rosscau, heavily pressed By Forrest, is
slowly fai,p3 beck. An attempt is reported being
mrde by the cncmy with 5000 men and six pieces
Of artillery, TO faux Gen. Roese.u.
There has been heavy diminishing oil day. Tho
enemy is advancing. and our infantry and cavalry
are in lluo Of LATHE, and would attack the retcls
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-08
BoS1O ZSIARKET.

WEDNESDAY, Jan. 6.
FIoUR.-The market ror Flour has not varied
materially the past week. sales Z Western super
tine At So p q o 80; common extras s. q D; me-
tiulu DO 3 80 q s. andsood and choice ~ 3 . 70
e o5i. 4nciuiing Genes-e Ohio, Ctna,ia and nichi-
ian the latter price only for few flyorite brands
In Corn Meal sales good shipping brands at 50 - a
50 e 1ai Buckwheatis selling at g oct - - .
100 u Receipts If Flour have been al. oss bbls
against 1856. So bbls. in 49,
GRAlN.-ILe market for Corn has been quiet
during the week but prices remain without material
change. Philadelphia and Baltimore White has
been sold az g. p q 90, and new Yello- at D. Z
q 50 q uu.tel old Corn is held firm. Western mixed
ats 20 n 40; aud yellow al 401l y y bush. In
oats thaIe has been considerable daiEl- The sales
hs,e been at s. = sc p bush. for Northern and
Csusds ana good Is are now held firm at the l,,-
ter rsje. Rye Is dull and has been selling small
lots AZ 81 30 al IS '. bush. but not over s. 40 can
nov Pea obtained White Beans steady and con-
tauc ia fair demand. az g a p Tor extra pea aud
marrow, and e - q 3 for blue pod. Canada Peas
have been selling ats Is a p y bushel Snort,
are Ial and have declined to SIS; Fine Feed At 90 a
o.. aud Niidin at SIS a 40 y ton. IsI40st bush
elCoru. l;fi.0e5 bushels oats, q 5l2 bushels Rive
AL 55 -l Ju-hel, shorts have been received during
the year.
PROVISIONS.-The market Ter Pork /. very arm.
sales at 81 80 n 10 50 for prime; so p for mess;
and p a = flr clear 2 Dbl. cash Beefis firm and
has been IN demand at Sl4 50 a Is for Eastern and
Western mess to quality and 81 a IS for family
extra, including Western aid Boston In Lard there
svery little doing. Sales Of old and new at 70 p u
in bbl' aud tierces. No keg Lard here and none Of
any consequence has been packed during the year
Smoked Hams have been in fair demand at O.. RIO
= :. cash. and now generally held at ? cash Hogs
are firm an, have been in demand. Sales ofWestern
at q 9c for common and choice lots and State at 3
= ga and small lots Of very choice at ct p n But
ter il firm and hs- been selling at % a &c for good
and choice New York and Vermont d4iries. and sias
26c for common Cheese, has been selling at laai C
E 70, s. 60 quality.
W0UL.-The demand flr Wool has been quite ac-
tive, prices Sreifrm and tending upward. The sales
fleece and pulled have been 500 90 lbs At from IS
s5c for fleece. and - a. PC Tor pulled, including
'uPsrlne and extra
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-08
NV YoRK. Jan

NV NORK, JAM
The Worlds Chattanooga correspondent
of the 10Th Dec. states that the supply train
of Gems Ward and Sheridan en- route TO
Knoxville was attacked by the rebel General
Whecler's cavalry 1900 strong on the morn
ing Of the 29th and before assistance could
reach Col Siehcrt in command OF the advance
the small guard was driven back and the
train fell into the hands of the enemy.
Before they could profit by their victory
however, Col. Long who commanded the tx
petition sent $50 men across the river when
a counter charge was made and they obtain
ed possession of the wagons again and drove
the enemy some distance.
Unable 10 proceed further without sup
port, Col. Slebert halted his men in line Of
battle, the enemy wheeling at the same time
a. if for another charge
The enemy remained idle however. The
suspense continued but for moment, when
the whole brigade Of Col. Long, numbering
say 1900 men, arrived at the scene Of action
and made a sabre-chargc upon the enemy,
who instantly broke in confusion. each man
apparently en1eavoring to take care OF him
self
The main body fled towards Dalton, hut
upon every road and along every iootpath
were squads flying for safety. In the pursuit
i25 Of the rebels fell into our hands and no
less than ~ were killed and wounded. Oar
loss is variously reported, some say but one
and others halt dozen were wounded and
none killed. One man was missing.
The rchels did not even inlurc a wagon.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-08

tH'y JiF,N AND GINA despatch from
>al truci>-1, Jan. 3d. saws
japan, dates OF 1T Dee. and Shanghai of
Nul- I'D ara received KaHsgawa was still
.-atri,l %, men from the fleets. Ehe French
were ipruiyng and daily expecting tine arri-
.sl q two regiments irum Hong hong IL
WAS the general belief tnat peace solution
snaid Boz found for all the troubles between
i1r,i-n .u,CIumcnts ana thu iyeoun. although
civil war istween the latter and the DaInios
',s> already progressing.
The TvcIon's Ministers had waited ON the
american Minister. offering 10 LAY the in-
.Hitr demanded for the attack on the
-.. steamer Pembroke ia June last. during
..-l a-,7a, through the Island sea. The
t..->ir3u va, ;;.ot pied, lux Minister Pruvn
.i .cun, 81 settlement for the subsc-
-.-se.. sn lac steamer Mvman. 10 the
r4l.ot.
increased prospect Of unbrokcn
-.- 90 htnasawa was improving
'''- .' ,e,r, coming IN freely, in con-
.f..' --e removal OF previously exist
ta f'-l..t....
i.' 5..-g'r lad disappeared since the cold
''r '.''i e'iiiuenced al Shalishae hut epl-
"'h &C. I,-ti.'ls Was taking it, place with
H.uIis ,q-ai .at.i,v.
i"r hti,i>1 H-vcrnment had ordered an
.Stt'lu.u anoer ~ John Mitchell. to rem
.otI- 80 Hong Kong lremratorv tosailing
'ifn rave blr.rsIa regiments had
ee. ordered from India iyr t,at purpose
N' ..7tt,r action %. any Importance had Ia
% liA-t between the rcaels and the govern
.r4.,.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-08

wv IUhh. UdIT- y
The Richmond Examiner Of the 5lst alt
says that the gioomiest year Of the struggle
has been concluded: that neither the hopes
OF Intervention, which buoyed up the sIlrIts
of the rebels IN 1861. nor the victory Of
Fredericksburg in 1862, cheer them at the
conclusion of the past year 1t admits that
the check giSen TO Gen. Meade at Mine Run,
or Iongstrect's partial success at Bean Sta
ton. are poor set Of to the severe losses
which the rebel- suffered IN the murdcrous
assault at Knoxville.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-08
News Of the Week.
W,snr,rrnS Ian 1
By Telegraph.

hehiN"IpN, Jan u
The House Committee has agreed to re-
port bill extending the time Tor the pay
ment of the four hundred and three hundred
dollar bOuntics to March lst
fhe payment Of the $500 bounty will no
doubt be continued until the let Of Februiry
in accordance with the recommendation Of
the President. The $500 exemption clause
will DC retained, but the classes will be con
solidated, ami the number of causes of cx-
cmption reduced.
Mr.. Chase is better this morning, and is
out of doors.
of the Brig. Generals to be sent in for
confirmation during the present sessions it is
understood that there will be but one from
the army of the Potomac.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-08

In Burlington, Jan 9Th, at the residence of her
san-iu-lav, Charles HAYNES, Mrs, Clnrissa Lyman,
aged 80 wears.
n leicester, Jan ., Col Jacob Role, aged 3
years
In IlAttsburgh, y. Y, on the ID inst, at the resi-
dence OF Cornelius Iialsey, Esq, hrs. Laura Wad-
wci N, reIict Of George Wadworth, ESQ, formerly
Of this Town, aged 3 years.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-08
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

rI'HE place known as the "Ish1m Homestead 81
J Shelburne Falls, containing i05 acres Of land,
about u Of wood. There about 800 bearing
fruit trees on the place, choice varieties OF Apple,
Pear Plum and Cherries, together with large IS
sortrnent of all the hest smaller fruits in the gar
der stock and tools will be sold with tho farm Y
desired Poor health, making change OF climate
desirable Is the for the proprietor selling
Also wood lot Of II acres about = mile from the
Falls for sale. -. -
pain,syiIle or Of the subscriber Oh the premises.
GEORGE BLISS, Sbelburne Fslf.
Ian v3m'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-08
BRYA ANS
a 1 l. MO- MIC ~ A Z l. l. : d.

The NEST certain and speedy remedy eyesdiscoyere1
for all the Diseases Of the Chest and LGu-s,
Coughs, Colds Asthma, Consumption.
These waters give the most instantaneous
aad perfect relief, and when persevered with accord
iug to directions never fAil to effect rapid and
listin. cure. Thousands have been restored to per
feet health who have tried other means vain. To
all elias e. and all constitutions they are equally
hlsssin. and eure-none need despair, matter how
long the disease may have existed, Or however Sc
we're il may be- provided the organic structure oi
the vital organs is not hopeies,ly decsyed. Eycry
one afflicted should 1--WE them impartial trial.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor.
- tuTtlaudt 81. y. y & 'tl-
Fricc % cents per box. For sale by all druggist
lee 18Th. i-t-1. aarlV
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-08
WASHINGTON, ian =.

washington. Jan. =.
the Potomac truzc over last night. The
vessels could not cross last night
Gen Schenck Is IA at Dayton, Ohio. ID is
thought that Buffers inst movement in
treatment Of the rebel prisoners will be to
select certain number and put them cat
without shelter a. the rebels do with the
Federal prisoners at Belle Isle.
He will probably reduce their ratious and
stop coffee altogether
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-08

The muskets that were imported during the
nrst year or two Of the rebellion are going
back to Europe in large quantities The
steamers Bavaria took out 70 900 on her last
trip. The spectators found they would not
go of at satisfactory prices, American gun
makers are furnishing a better article so
plcntifully
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-08

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By enclosing postpaid addressed ct, elope.
r-le copies may be had Of the author.
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Bedford Kings County y y
iaaysi dawiJ
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