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4 NuR.EBY CoNPANIoS.-lu every nursery
there should he box Of GrGcs's celebrated
Sairs, which u 50 soft, penetrating and emoll-
ent that 1t suits the skin Of the tcndereSt infant
and sllays the irritation Of chahng. II cures
rin--worm. scaldhead, and all diseases Of the
skin, and contains nothing Of an injurious Ms
ture 1t i the best remedy for cuts, burns,
scslds. bruises, insect bites, and all iudamms-
tons Of the lips and eyelids Indeed, practice
has shown it to be an universal external remedy.
25 cts box. See advertisement in another
column wilt
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BRY FANS
g 7 q ON w AL r =

The most certain and speedy remedy ever cisooTsren
for All the Diseases Of the Chest and LungS,
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Consumption.
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feet health Who have tried other means IN vain. To
all classes and all constitutions they are equally
blessing and eure-none need despair no matter how
long the disease nay have existed, or however Sc
we're it may he. provided the organic structure
the vital organs r mot hopelss.ly decsyed- Eve
one afflicted should give them impartial trial
JOB MOSES. Sole Proprietor,
. Cortlandt ST. y. y. City.
Price p cents per box For sale by All druggists
n, fst1 ~ 1sWiy
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Brrrrs THAN ANY OTHER.-Rev. Mrs. Z {.
AnIrus. for many years Missionary to HAyti.
now Of Martinsburch. y. Y, 1.-THE climate hav-
ing seriously affected her hair aud scslp.l writes:
Il have derived much benefit from the uss Of
Mrs. 5. A. Aliens Worlds Hair Restorer and
Zvlobalsamum. have tried various other re-
NEEDLES, but never anything that SO materially
ard permanently benefited me "
Sold BY Druggists everywhere
Depot, 1913 Greenwich St, New York
April 9Th osNlr
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WE the subscribers having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court Tor the
District Of Chittenden, Commissioners to receive,
examine and adjust the claims and demands Of
all persons against the estate Of William Laraoee,
late Of UndeThill, in said District, deceased,
represented insolvent and also all claims and de-
msnds exhibited IN Offset thereto. and sir months
from the day Of date hereof, being allowed by said
Court for that purpose, We 40 therefore hereby
give notice that we will attend TO the business Of
our appointment, at the dwelling Of Orpha Lar
abee, IN Underhill, In said District on the third
Mondays OF June aud September next. at 10 O'Clock
A. VI.
Dated this 18th day Of March A. D. 1884.
MARTIN WIRES, lc,r,,-.
GEORGE METCALF. 'Ou r.
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-. T.-IS@.-N.

Porsons Of sedsntary habits troubled WITH weak
nes lsssituds. palpitsuon Of the heart lack Of .p-
petite, distress ser ssting torpid liver, constips-
ton Sc, deserve 70 suffer II they viii rot try them
They .re recommended BY the highest medical
authorities. and are warranted to produce Al iH's-
s,a,s bensacisl effect. They exceedingly ssTes-
able. perfectly pure, and harmless
Noucy.-Any person pretending 70 sell Plantston
Bit,ers in bulk or by the gallon is sWindler and
inro.tor Ii. put Up only in cur patent log cabin
bottle. Bsrare Of bottles REALIZED With imitation
deleterious ,tuT foI which several per-ons arc al
ready in prison. See that every bottle has our
private United States stamp over the cork unmuti-
lated. aud i usture on steel plate side label.
sold bv respectable deTlers throughout this habit
stle globe.
p. V. DRAKE a CO.,
~ Broadway, y. J
YebTusry 9Th 'sNt
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News Of the Week.
ny Telegraph.


NEW loRK, March 81
steamer Fulton from Port Royal. March
9th has arrived.
Steam,r continental from Portland with a
portion Of the 2d Maine cavalry horses on
board put in 10 Port Royal on tire 26th with
the loes OF 10 hurscs and the remainder badly
used M.
The steamer Daniel Webster with por-
ton Of tic 18th \. ". regiment from New
York for New Orleans put into Port Royal
IN the 9th. The Continental reports pass
ing Of Hattsras large quantities Of wreck
stuff supposed to be from the wreck Of some
steamer.
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The rebel Col. Ould has given assurances
10 Gen Butler a. Fortress Monroe. that the
BODY Of Col. Dshlgren Will sron he given mp
TO his father
Gen. Ord i. TO command our force, IN
Western Virginia Gen. Sigrl Is 70 COM
mand that department, bat Is MT 70 have
direction Of active military operation.
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c. Worrell Of Joliet, IL. started from
Rochester. y. Y. the other day, with $4,000
IN bank notes IN a bag suspended in belt
around his body. While en- route for GIN
cinnati fellow passenger called his atten-
ton 70 the fact that he was losing bank
notes from the legs of his pantaloons, and an
investigation revealed the los of ri his
money hut $500. the bottom Of hi, bsc hav-
inc given ont.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-08

lEEI,Nn AND It's REeENEs.roRs.-Taer
are TWO organizations IN Ireland for the put
pose Of breaking loose IRON the British crown,
the Fenian Brotherhood, and the Brother
hood Of 81. Patrick The difference is said
to be that while the Fenians rest their hopes
of national regeneration on the assistance of
American .tRyone;s, the Brotherhood Of St
Patrick look 70 Rome for q realization Of
their hops.
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O. ID. SHOWS ESTATE.

WE the Subscribers, having been appointed ~
w the Honors bic the Probate Court for the Dis
triot ofChittenden Commissioners % receive, exam
in. snt adjust the claims and demands Of sll per-
sons against the estate Of Orrin D. snow, late OF
Milton, in said District deceased, represent
81 insolvent ard also sl claims and demsnds
exhibited in Offset thereto and SIX months from the
dav Of the date hereof being allowed BY said Court
for that purpose DO therefore hereby give NOTICE
mai We viii attend 20 the business Of appoint
ment AZ the dwelling Of Charlotte Snow, Z Milton,
In said District, on the second Tuesdays OF Nay
and Aug next al O'Clock, a. n, on each II ssic
bate this 18th day Of March, A D. 1884.
Y n EEY ETSTGS;s. commissioner
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ELIZABETH HYpE's ESTATE.

bistrIet Of Of Grand Isle. A holden al the Pro
bate Office IN North Hero, IN said District on the
18th day Of March, 4. d. 1884, upon april
cation OF Charles Russell, Executor q the Es-
tate Of Elisabeth Hyde late Of Grand Isle in said
District deceased testats, requesting division OF
said estate among the devisees, leZatees and per-
sous entitled thereto, II Is ordered by the Court
that the said applicant cause all persons interested
in the said estate % he duly notified 20 appear be-
fore said Court at session thereof TO he holden al
the Probate Office in the dwelling house OF the
Judge Of sald Court in North Hero, Aforesaid, on
the 9Th day Of May A. D., 1864, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon the day last Aforesaid, being the time set
for hearing In the premises, by publishing this or
der three weeks successfully In the Burlington Free
Press, a newspaper printed at Burlington in Chit
tenden County, previous 20 the time set Tor near
ing then and there 70 make objections 70 SUCH d.
vision II they see cause
Dated At North Hero. in said District, this 18Th
DAY q Garch. A. n. l5Gf-
AUGUSTUS KNIGHT, Judge
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FRox EusoFL.-The steamship City Of
London. from liverpool 231. via Queenstown
9th, arrived at New York CA the 18th.
Tho Times, in an editorial on American
affairs, SER n1 advantage on either side, and
no flreshadowIr- Of the end. II says the
On thing certain i, that there will he no
intervention. The Americans will work ont
the result themselves.
Earl Aberdeen died on the I'D
Garibsldi is expected to land ar SouthsmP-
ton in about a week.
TIE London Herald saws, unless Napoleon
and Macmillan recognize the South, the
Mexican Empire will be fruitless expendi-
ture Of strength by France, and end IN hu-
initiation 10 all concerned.
There has hen no additional fighting in
Juiland.
Four new paddle steamers built Of steel,
and Of great speed were ready 10 leave Liver
pool 70 run the blockade.
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C,sH CosT 90 WAR.-In sixrv-fve years
fighting, which closed with tn iattle Of
Waterloo, the English Government borrowed
about 81 ,l75 oct, 900, and taxtd it, subjects
20 the amount Of sos .gl5 .nNO ,On0 The
war against B1naparte cost, in twelve wears,
Sj,795 600 .000-nearly SIX thousand mil
lions oi dollars. We are better able, II a
nation. TO support WAT against rebellion !;
and if England could spend 500 900 900 per
annum, FOR twelve years, let us not gru'uhle
10 pay the same for a year or two, /, save
our rcpublic- Wen get it al hack again.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-08

A Fortress Monroe letter in the hsro'a
states that acting Master Williams during
the late storm made night expedition up
the Nansemond River and captured ~ men
at the rebel signal station. bringing them
s,felv into our lines. although there was
quite force Of rebels IN the vicinity
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NV YoKE. April !

NV YoKE. April !.
The TY15ure saws favorable report upon
admitting cabinet oilicer- 10 seats on the floor
ot CONGRESS will h. made next week.
The statement that Mcclellan is To com
mapd the dei,nces Of Washington = denied
anon the highest authority
Fortress Monroe letter - the HsrGld
state that there is quite an excitement there
consequent on the arrival Of Commas ouiu
on a visit 70 Gen. Butler relative to exchange
Of prisoner Ould has brought an immense
number of hooks, papers Sc. ard 81 l. expect
ell his stay will last week
ten. Grant left for tortr,-r Monroe
Thursday 7. NJ. Mai. Gen. Smith hae been
assigned to duty at Fortress Monroe.
200 locomotives viii b. delivered o. 'he
Government within go day>.
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kINCGoLD, lcnu-, Apri J.
The cavalry force Of the enemy has been
recently augmentinG and amounts to ABOUT
500. They are encamped in the valley from
Tunnel Hill 10 Xsrnes Station and he'd Ciay
which they hold Over goo rebel deaerters
came into Chattanooga during the month
NV YoRS, April /.
The City Of London arrived at O'Clock
this \ "
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NV YorK. April It'll

INV iNfens - 80
The Sanitary Fair in this city onen' TINS
evening. The day and weather l. beautiful
A parade Of all our militia end Snl"' regular
regiments takes place at ono j. VI.
Advices from RincCold -sy the rehe' l"rce'
are concentrating and the opposing p'cke''
are within mile Of each other but there seems
TO he no intention to crowd Johnston'' force
estimated at S. 900 men.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
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FROM THE ARMY HosPITAL--rHE
June q ~.

FROM THE ARMY HOsPITAL-sTHE
bloody tSttls-held-the mansion Of the rich and
humble abode Of the poo--fron the of5co and The
sacred desk-from the mountain top, distant valleys
and fsr-of Islands Of the ocesn-from every nook
and corner Of the civilized worlds pouring in the
evidence Of the astonishing effects Of DRAKE'S
PLANTATION BTTTERS. Thousands upon thou
sands Of letters like the following Dsy be seen At
our Office.
RyEpsBuRY Wis. Sept. 10, 1857.
have been in the army hospitals
for fourteen months-speschless and nearly dead
At Alton Ill, they gave me bottle Of Plantation
Bitters. Three bottles restored nv speech
'"' '4''' "'' CA FLAUTE.-
sourH WARSAW o.. July g. lisa
One young man, who had been sick
and not out Of The house FOR two yeare with scroua
and Fryspelas, after paying the doctors over $50
without benefit. hiss been cured by ten bottles Of
your ''''s'' EDWARD woUNALL-
The following {. from the Manager Of the Union
Home school for the Children Il Nolnteer-'
HAvESEYER MANSION, tIrTr-sEyESTH r.,
New York August =, l-e5.
&c nR DxAss. Your wonderful Plantation Bit
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happy eject. one little girl, in particular, with
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III, eonsnnuti.l on whom all medical skill hsi
besn exhausted ha- been entirely restored. We
commenced with but teaspoOnt1l q bitters dav.
Her appetite and strength rapidly increa-ed' and
she il iiuw we'll.
Respectfully, MRs .. ". DEvOE."
owe much TO you, ior verify believe
tho Plantation Bitter have saved ny life; =.
- Thou wilt send me two BOTTLES moreof
thy Plantation Btter-. MY wife ha- been greatly
Thy friend, Asa CURRIN, Philadelphia, Pa"
Ibave been n great sufferer IRON py =
pell.ia ant had Q, abandon preaching.
Inv Plantation Bitters have cured me
REy. J. ;. CATHORN, Rochester. y. ! ~
send u twenty-tour dozen more Of y"ur Plauts-
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'rea's with the S ysy o. c en- CO.
Propre;or- Willard Hotel. Washin-t'n. DC
Iha,e given the Plantation Bitter TO
hundred. Of di-ahled soldiers with the most 49,
''D''''"- ''' G.w.D ANDREWS,
Suit Soldier'- Home, Cincinnati, o.
a. The Plantation Bitter. have cured me
20, liver complaint OF which wa lald up PROSTATE
II. r. KINGSLEY. Cleveland, o.
The Plantation Bittcrs have curei me
Of arrangement Of the kidneys and urinary organs
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tn. Pl.ntston Bittsrs make the wess strong. The
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restorer They are composed Of the celebrated Cal
i.sys F.rk. winter-rees. ssssafrss, Roots, Her5s.
&c. eli preserved in perfectly pure St CroiI Run
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MASON 4 RAMLIN's
C.IBI.vET ORG.f.VS.
Prtsr.sa Oelobtr 81, ~.

THE Cabinet Organs are prononnoed 9y ATT.
VERY admirable for both private and public use
See written testimony from more than ONE HUS-
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I'll the only GOLD MEDAL ever awarded In ms coun-
trv-also. ELEvEN SILVER MEDALS, and fourteen
Diplomas in all tventy-siK First Premiums'-oVer
all competitors. s.4 II,
Prices Of Cabinet Organs. l5nauufaeturec solely
bv Mason & Hamlin,l so 10 500. Melodeons, 500
Y B.-Instruct6rs FOR the Cabinet Organ,-also
arrangements Of music for the same, are puohshed
BY NJ. II. n
Address Mason Hsmlin. Boston, or " Mason
Brothers. New York"
Oct. sth.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
Sir James Clarke's
~ Inn ArEn FEMALE PILLS.


'T,HIS veil known medicine is no imposition,
| hut sure ,sfs remedy e Female DlhsaIues
and Distinctions, from any csEss whatever and
although powerful remedy. Il coLtains nothing
Lurtful 70 the constitution.
will. in short kline. bring on the monthly period
with regularity.
IL al cases q Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain
in the Back and Limbs, Heaviness Fatigue on slight
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mesu- have failed
Thee Pill- have never been known 70 isil where
the directions on the 2d page Of the Pamphlet are
well Observed.
For null particular get a pamphlet, free. Of the
sErnt.
N.B.-sl snd Q postage stamps enclosed to any
thoriEed agent, will insure a bottle, containing
~ Pills. by return mail.
JOB MOSES, Soc Proprietro
q Cortlandt St. y Y, City
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Sys,Dc1rr,n IN March so

cPRiNcTfElD, III, March %,
Col. Oaks. Assistant Provost Marshal
General started for Charleston last night
and telegraphs for the ilst III. regiment
which left this afternoon.
Gen. Heintzelman has also been requested
70 send 5000 troops from Indianapolis. Ihis
indicates that the trouble in that section Is
of q rsrions cherncter
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-08

There was d terrible fellow in New York
named Jack. and he met his friend Tom.
e. Tom. " said Jack, where have You heen?''
b. To Boston, answered Tom.
What for - asked Jack
u went there 70 lecture.
e. Did Won 90 exclaimed Jack, fervcntly :
how glad | an hate the Bostonians 80
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coLGAIE's HONEY SOAP.
coregsAyp COLDS. THE SUDDEN

changes Of our climate are sources Of Pulmonary
Brorchi.l Asthrna.io Affections. Experience having
proved that SIMPLE remedies often act speedily When
taken IN the early stages Of the disesee, reoours
should AZ once be had 70 "Brons sTo-ea'ai TroeAs'
or Loteuges let the Cold Cough, or irritation Of the
Throat be ever ~ slight, a. by this preeAution
more serious attack may be efsctuslly vsrded o.
Pub.Ic SPEAKERS and sIseEE- will nod them effect
usl for clearing and strengthening the voice Sol
der should have them, a. they lie carried in
tie pocket aud taken as OCCASION requirs.
March I'd HSNiH-
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LoUIsviuLF. Mar 81.
tn, military authorities here state that of
the r,lcls who crossed the Cumberland az
Eddyville Yesterday some have been captured
and6thers have given themselves MP under the
Amnesty Proclamation and thu remainder
are scattered.
No further apprehension IS ieit IRON or
rests forces. Two or three hundred mount
ed rebels have appeared IN Kentucky TINS
side Of Pound Gap, supposed 70 be covering
the advance OF Longstreet's forces
Oar troops are ready for them
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NV YosK. april i

Gen. ". F smith will have the command
Of the troops in Gen Buffers department
and personally conduct military operations
Gen. Meade in written statement TO the
Committee asserts that he never issued an
order to retreat on the % Of July at Gettys-
burg. It seems to have been written by
Gen. Butterfeld without orders.
The special orders of the Government are
being carried out in the General Hospitals
here 70 provide for the reception Of wounded
men from expected battles
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Torrsv1rIr. April 5.

LOUISVILLE, AprlI $.
Military authorities here have no appre-
hension Of any successful rebel raid into this
State at present.
The Journal has 4 dispatch IRON Hunts
Vile. Ala. which SAYS parties Of guerrillas
ON THURSDAY night robbed several houses, l.
miles from there and stole numher OF
horses.
~ the Tennessee river Friday.
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,X,H CL,RK.s EsrATE.

WE the Subscribers, having been appointed ~
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the Dis
trict Of Chittenden Commissioners % receive; eI-
anime and adjust the claims and demands Of llPer-
sons azainst the estate Of Anah Clark, late
II Char0tte in said District, deceased, represented
insolvept aud also all claims and demands exhibit
81 In Offset thereto; and liz months from the day
of the date hereof being allowed by said Court for
that purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice,
tbat We yil attend 70 the business Of our appoint
mert. At the dwelling Of Homer Clark, In Char
lotte in said District, the third Tuesdays q
April and September next, at 10 O'Clock, n NJ, IN
each q said DAYS.
Dated this 9th day or March, A. n. lisa.
DENNIS ". HAZARD.
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HEADQUARTERS.
L0UIS FOLLETT & CO.,

and dealers in FLOUR
SOUTH side Of the Square, Burlington, W.
WE would respectfully invite the attention o
w the Country Trade TO our new and complete
stock Of standard Groceries, comprising everything
IN the line from the ordinary and low priced artio.
10 the choicest and most expensive that the mark
cts Of the country afford. Designing to make ms
establlshments noted Distributing Depot for the
the pe,e.sarcs and Injuries Of lfs We shall be con-
SANITY stocked up 20 meet every demand in the
line all which will be opened at the lowest possible
nricss and under no circumstances will be under
odd ne shall be supplied at all times with the
choicest brands OF Pastry Flour, including the fam
ous Louis a. well e. with the popular brands of
sprin 2 and Winter Wheat and perfect satisfaction
10 an who favor US with orders viii he guaranteed
For Country Produce the highest market rates are
offered.
Dee -, 1854 W.T.
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Rascally urchins in Philadelphia stick
nails into the crevices Of the brick pavement
and then lay back to ENJOY the antangle-
ments which result TO hoop skirts and long
trailing dresses.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
EFrEcTs OF IRREGULARITIES


Avoided. Too muah eating and drinking, new hse-
it, and modes Of life often produce irregularities in
the bowels and general health Of the system But
Brantreth's Pills will soon cure. the stomach will
regain it strength and healthy action Of the sys-
TEN viii be restored No Medicines equal In use
fulness IN the
BFANDRETE'> PILLS, BRAvDRETH'S CW-
TERSAL s4LGE q 4LLcocK'S POROUS
FL4STERS.
Every Deu q the Fire zouavet bad a box Of
Brsndroth's Pills box Of Universal salve, and an
Allcocks Porous Plaster put in their knspssok free
Of expense And to this fact may be attributed the
sb,sncs Of any Of this Regiment from the hospital
Every soldier should have box Of Brandreth's
Pills box Of salve, piece Of Porous Platter
They are sure TO Be useful, oten hfe-savius. Sold
BY respectable dealers in medicines.
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PogIIAyD, April (.
The steamship Hibernlan from Liverpool
Mar. q, arrived this morning;
The Germans have abandoned the seige Of
Frederick.
The pirate Florida arrived at santa Orut'
March 18th, and sailed the next 1sv
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APPLE TREES.

THE Subscriber Is prepared to supply orders for
L Apple Trees largely Of r. l. oTeenine) Pear.
Plum, Cherry and Ornamental Trees. Grape Vines
and flOwenhg Plants. first class Apple Trees VIII
or sI7 per hundred. in good condition. fom six te
nine feet high.
Pears ut - cents each; Plums at 81 cents each :
Cherry at ,; cent?, Grape Vines generally % cent?
AT BARTON. Charlotte Vt.
March stfk- Wim-
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KNOXVILLE. March 81

The rebels. after DESTROYING tho tres'le
works at Bulls Gap, tel back BEYOND Green
Vile They took up the wagon and railroad
bridges across Dick Greek. and carried oH q
portion Of the rails and telegraph wires
Descrtcrs continue To come in and rep'r;
that large numbers are trying TO make then
WAY into the nipn lines.
Psnnn Brownlow writes from kn"Hviilc
that Gen. Sherman left this s. VI. for Ctat
t.nr,.s. after returun. tram the front
Al /, quiet at NOISY Greek rii- place IL
-, v,ll fortified that We could hold 81 aSams,
any army.
Inus-trect' force, are at Nataun-a more
than 100 milr- from here. Eastward i"7'e
Of cavalry remains at Bull'- "ap t' protect
the rebel flank