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.PRoCLAMATIoN.

4. httns Oo,s-ion TO- the reopis Of this
=. iritsilv to hdmble themselves before Al
--.,7 God, and in observance Of custom.
-, finds its sanction and approval in the best
--,,irrs Of the christians heart DO hereby
TErzspaY, 1HE SEVENTH DAY OF APRu
~, to he Observed as day Of PusrIo F'sTINe,
r,-,,,,,71oy AID PnAsts-
n A earnestly invite the people Of the
g., or ,ba, day to lay aside all secular en-
and 70 assemble n their accustomed
vo-.5ip, to offer to the Great Ruler Of
-. their humble praise, cOnfessing before
- qrs. as individuals, and as Commuui-
.-5in centennial sorrow, seeking forgiv-
...,,rgh a crucihed, but exalted Saviour.
t., n. ievoutly seek His blessing upon us as
.,YmoDwealth, that He will give US the genial
.,suen-es Of the sun and rain, that He viii be
..au upon the labor Of the husbandman, and up
m m orr individual pursuits, an abundant re-
u,ri. snd above all, that He will bless Us by the
presence Of His Holy spirit, quinckenin :
faith. strengthening our hopes, and impart!ug to
rs truer and more just conception Of His holi-
rss,. and Of our dependence upon Him.
Let u, ,ieplore before Him our sins as a IA
non. and beseech Him to grant US HIS favor.
that he will give wisdom to all in authority,
that He VIII grant success to our army and navy
and crown the year with an enduring peace.
Let Us seek His blessing upon the brave Sol
d,sr.. tbat whether in the camp, or on the field
ofbat,ls. in the hospital, or languishing in cap
,;,itv. He will be near them to protect and bless,
70 romfor, and sustain them, and, having ac-
co7nrlis,sd their sacred mission, return them in
..sarv 10 their families and their homes
Thu, nav our Fast he ever ''such as the Lord
hath chosen. that our light may break forth as
-he morning, that our health may spring forth
speedily, that our Righteousness may 20 before
as. ,1d ths, the glory of the Lord may be our
rer,,-ward.
Givsn under my hand and the Seal Of the State.
in Executive Chamber at St Adams. this
Ttrty-second day Of March, in the Year Of
a1r Lord, One Thousand Eight Hundred and
Sixty-Four, and Of the Independence Of the
lnired States, the Eighty Eighth.
!. GREGORY SMITH.
Ry His E1cellency the Governor,
SAMUEL WILLIAMS.
So. Of Civil and Military Affairs
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Died

In Burlington. Ma rch 10th 1881. Vim. y. Stevens,
sssd IS years, formerly member Of Co. A. eth Vt.
Volunteers.
In Burlington. March L, at the residence Of Enos
Peterson. Ollie VI. Holsbird Of Shelburns, aged q
ample DAYS
In Burlington Monday the 2st inst, Mr.. John
Y. Drew, aged s. years.
In Sterling, H., March 18th, Of chills and fever
Ms Bel Murray daughter Of Henry and Jane Muir
f'y iernsrly Of this place. aged Il years.
IN Charlotte. March 18th, wn. R. Williams, aged
= years.
In Huntington. on the 18th inst. John Judson,
sssd - ycar,
Inc qeo's-ed first came into town and took up
''' residence in 1916. where he was subsequently,
''7'h n and mp 70, within year or two hlled,
u'sfH every office within the gift Of his townsmen
MS Constable Is years. and Representative four
-si'- Wa 's-tly Town Agent and overseer OF
i''f- pesceable citizen and kind nsishbor, he
"a' man thst will he much missed from among Us.
Western PaPer- will please copy. Cow.
~ Brooklyn. L. |, on the 18th. George Cleve-
'' aged year aud , months and on the 2oth
''si' ps Forest, aged Year and months. chill
'n OF William c. Hicks aud grand children Of
he' Dr. Hicks
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News of the Week.
YIN Yhnr March i
By TELEGRAPH.

NV 1ORE. March II.
Ihe Hero'ds correspondence. from the fect
Oh Mobile. has a rumor that FarraEut i TO
withdraw his feet. being satisfied that the
city cannot he taken by water
Thirty Of the fort- rebels who rnutiuied in
Fort Morgan. have been shot
The Heroids Hilton Head letter reports
the occupation OF Pilatka. Florida. hy strong
force under Col. Barton.
The Hsrald's New Orleans letter states
that Pcrter's entire feet Of iron-clads is at
the mouth Of Red River SO transports load
ed with troops are also there. Porter has
captured strong rebel fort on Washita river.
with all its guns, including three 32-pound-
ers.
ten. Banks would take the field on the
10th and the army commence immediate op-
erations.
The Times says 500 Of our prisoners died
in Richmond during February
Meade will surely be relieved.
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BOSTON MARKET.

"WEDNESDAY, March ..
FLOUR and GRAIN. The Flour market contin-
ues quiet sales Western superfne at s. 80 q 80
Of common extras at s. OCr Us medium eItrs at
g. 20 a N, and good aud choice. including fav or
itebrand. st. Louis at . 2S a II on = Dbl Corn is
quiet. New Southern yellow 81 - a B old
yellow 81 IS a 3 4 bushel. Oats srs firm /,
sale. Of Northern and canads at IS a SIC
Rye is selling at 81 b = bushal.-Shorts are
steady at s3s 50 = ton, and fine Feed and Middings
at s3s OOGi2 90 Y ton.
PRQvIsIONs.-Pork is firm. Sales Of prime at
$40 ooGeo % mess at ga OOG2i en-; ard clear SIS
als ebhl. cash. Bsefis firm. with sales Of Eastern
and Western mess and extra mess NJ SIS o0a20 m
= Dbl cash as to quality Lard isTteady. sales in
bb.. and tierces at a a i4ie = b. Smoked Hams
IiAl5c Butter ranges from As a &c = y for good
and choice Cheese continues steady at l51lsc y
b for common TO good as to quality.
WooL.-The tendency Of prices has been in favor
II buyers. The sales Of the week have been 80 coo
be fleece and pulled at pieces ranging from e2iGsc
ss,o quality. The sales Of pulled Wool we're super
and estrs principally al "a q sc Y ., IS V shs
quality the latter price for very shoioe.
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has given universal satisfaction during the fourteen
years it has been introduced into the United States
After being tried by miions,it has been proclaimed
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tiiR, iii March Is

ItiRO, I'D, MATCH u
The stearier Continental from New Orle-
sns 10th has arrived with the 10Th Wiscon-
in and the ! th and l5tb io7a veterans.
The 10Th Army Corps has LEFT for the
south. destination unknown
Lees rebel cavalry had gone hack into the
interior. New Orleans paper- Of the 10th
and Memphis papers of the 10th have no
news. The rebel strength in the recent at
tack on Yasoo City was 5000 men with /
pieces Of artillery The sth Louisiana colored
regiment lost 50 killed wounded and miss
ing nine officers of this regiment out of Is
were found dead The LIST Mississippi and
the lth regiment lost 50.
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NEW NoRE, March 10.
Gold sold to-day at 1924.
NEW YoRk, Mar. -.

NEW YoRk, Mar. -.
The Times Washington dispatch saws
Thursday will be a great day in the army of
the Potomac Gen. Grant will review it
the President, Secretary of War. and Gen.
Halleck will be present.
Gen Grant has directed that recruiting
for cavalry regiments shall cease. 1t i I'M
dersiood that an order will shortly be- issued
to mount infantry to supply the deficiency in
the army. he considering that branch Of the
service more efficient than cavalry organiza-
tons.
The Herald's despatch says there is no
doubt of the fact that Lee is daily receiving
accessions to his forces and is preparing for
an early movement. His cavalry l. being
organized and although smaller than it was
last wear. it Is equally formidable. The in
lantry are coming up from various quarters
and in few weeks We shall doubtless have
in our front an army not at all inferior To
that which confronted us last season.
The greatest confidence j. manifested 10y
our troops in Gen. Grant. They look for
ward 10 success with the most sanguine eX-
pectations. The reorganization Of the Amy
OF the Potomac has not vet commenced. The
corp, It'll remain intact.
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NFy YoRE March 4

The World says the House committee on
foreign Affairs have had under consideration
for some time. the Mexican Question. Tne
committee will 1t il understood, shortly rc-
port to the House a series of important reso-
futio ,s. in which they will re-affirm in the
most emphatic manner, the Monroe Doctrine.
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ANAH CLARk.s ESTATE.

w the Subscribers, having been appointed hy
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the DE-,
trict Of Chittenden. Commissioners to receive, OK
anime and adjust the claims and demands of allpcr
sons against the estate Of Anah Clark, late
ofCharlotte in said District, deceased, represented
insoIvent and also all claims and demands exhibit
ed 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 We will attend 20 the business OF our appoint
rnent. AT the dwelling Of Homer Clark, in Char
lotto. in said District, on the third Tuesdays u
April and September next, al 10 o'clock, 4. NJ. IN
each Of said days.
pated this 10Th DAY Of March, \. D. 1854.
DENNIS ". HAZARD. !
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q. u. SHOWS ESTATE.

WE the Subscribers. having hetn appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the Dis
trirt Of Chittenden Commissioners 10 receive. exam
inc and adjust the claims and demands 81 all per
sons against the estate OF Orrin ID. Snow, late v
Milton, in said District, deceased, represent
Ell nsolvent and also all claims aud demands
exhibited In ofsrt thereto and six months from the
DAY Of the date hereof being allowed by aid Court
Tor that purpose, do therefore hereby give notice
that we Will attend 10 the business Or our appoint
mcnt at the dwelling OF Charlotte Snow, N Milton,
IN said District, IN the second Tuesdays cf NAY
and Aug. neat at 80 o'clock, \. NJ, on each II aid
day-.
I.ts,l thi, 18th day II Msreh. 4. n. 1864.
s II n Rsf assriSSs }co"si''ivu'r'
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-. T.-IS6O.-N.

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Nee lassitude palpitatou Of the heart lack of ap-
petite distress AFTER eating. torpid liver, constips-
ton. SC deserve to suffer II they will not try them.
They are recommended by tho highest medical
authorities. and are warranted to prodnce an inn,-
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able, perfectly pure, and harmless
NoTicE.-Anv person pretending n sell Plantation
Bltter- in buiS or by the gallon Is sWindler and
mpo-tor It i' put up only in ur patent log cabin
bottle. Beware OF bottles rehlled with imitation
deleterious stuff for which several persons are al
ready in prison. See that every bottle has oui
private United States Stamp over the cork unmuti'
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Nv YoRk. March Is

Wv ANNANs -NuANA a.
The World has despatch that Stuart
with 5 900 cavalry. has crossed the Kappa
hammock near Frederickshurgh
The House Committee have authorized a
resolution authorizing the termination by the
President Of the Canadian Reciprocity Urea
ty, or 70 make a new one, meeting the OBJ
iections OF our Government u the present
treaty.
Gen. Gillmore's Chief of staff states that
the lower part Of Charleston is nearly de-
stroyed, and that the upper part Is occupied
by troops.
The English Corvette Styx has sailed from
Halifax in search Of the Italian man-of-war
reported in distress.
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.

WEDNESDAY. March ..
Atmsrket ais Cattle, shout 375 Beeves and a
Stores, consisting of Working OIen, Cows, one, two
and three years old.
Market Beef-s1tra y cwt., 81 N 1tli n.
First quality. $40 % q slO5o.
Second quality, 60 80 re7s.
Third quality, $50.
Working Oxen. so. 100. 800 10 p.r p.ir
Cows and Calves. $50. No. N, rss
Two years old, none.
Three years old. s5o a 3.
Sheep and Lambs. 400 at market, Prices, in lots
t6 90 n s 30. Extra and selections g. On. m a
1880.
Hides. 900 n; Pslts. "a so q no each.
Calf skins Is q l7c
REMARKS.
The number Of cattle was not 50 large as last
week butthe high prices Of the last few weeks have
somewhat checked the demand, that the sales
we're about the same last -eek,-if any change,
fraction lower. Sheep in large supply and prices
three quarters Of cent y y lower.
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NEW loRE. Mar. -.
The H1Gids despatch from the Army OF
the Potomac Mar 23d reports the capture of
Is Of Mosby's gucrillas.
\ strong band Of rebel cavalry Is proving
around Fauquicr County.
The Worlds Washington dispatch says
Gen Hancock has already returned % his
command All demonstrations on the part
Of the rebel cavalry have ceased. Stuart and
his staff were at Fredericksburg but left some
days since
Ii is known that oonscripts have been hur-
ried to Lees army from different portion Of
the South.
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Gen. Grant arrived here this morning and
Is now AT the Continental Hotel.


Gen. Grant arrived here this morning and
Is now at the Continental Hotel.
New YORK. March %
\ snow storm prevails IN the vicinity of
Washington.
The Tunes Washington special SAYS Sec
rotary Chase has decided % pot the so
loan into the market at once, and the pre-
paration Of bonds has commenced
The subcommittee of ways and means will
report entire the supplemental tax bill on
Tuesday next.
The Herald's correspondent from Fort
Monroe SAYS an expedition under zen Gra-
ham has gone to clear out a nest OF gucrillas
IN Matthews and Gloucester Counties.
Report SAYS there a. un unusually large
gathering Of rebel forces al stanton.
The Worlds special from Washington
states that preparations toT the projected
expeditions Of Gen. Burnside and Hancock
will be directed To cease by Gen. Grant, and
both commands be placed IN condition for
active cooperation with the Army of the
Potomac
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NV NoRE. Mar. 10.

The telegraphed story of conspiracy IN
Kentucky Is dlscredited. Mr.. Clement I.
Barclay Of Philadelphis arrived here to-day
bringing rumor that the retels intends L"
invade Marylsnd. He made the earliest an
nnunccment of Lees invasion oi Maryland
ln,t spring. Ii IL believed that lee will
make dash for Washington or for the rear
Of the Amy Of the Potomac.
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Inrrsr11rr NIsrnh lf

LOUISVILLE, March 10.
Gems. Sherman and Sheridan have arrived
here. Col. Bruce has been reinstated as
military commander of this post.
Col. Wolf has arrived en- route for Nash
vile. having been released from arrest and
ordered to report to Gen. Grant.
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PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW or MAR
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Plan Of Trea;ment-the only rational and success
ful mode o. cure. - shown by tho report Of cases
treated A truthful siyi.er to the married, and
those contemplating marriage who entertain doubts
Of their physical condition. sent free Of postage
to any address on receipt Of . cent? In stamps or
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Westward Ho'-Those who intend locating
themselves on the plains Of the far West, should
not fail to provide themselves with a remedy for
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With that IN the log cabin they may do withou,
sending miles for a doctor, and save his bill into
the bargain The Silve Is a sure cure for those
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leaves II also cures burns, scalds, flesh
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STATE OF VERMONT AT Probate Court
District Of Grand Isle, IS. A holden at the Pro-
bate Office IN North Hero, in aid District on the
18th day Of March. A. n. 1874, upon apph-
cation Of Charles Russell, Executor Of the E.
tate Of Elizabeth Hyde late Of Grand Isle, in said
District deceased state, requesting division Of
said estate among the devisees. legatees and per
sons entitled thereto, il is ordered by the Court
that the said appl cause all persons interested
in the said estate 20 be duly notified TO appear be-
fore sad Court al session thereof 70 be holden az
the Probate office in the dwelling house Of the
Judge Of said Court in North Hero, aforesaid, on
the 9Th day Of May, A. D., 1854 at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon the day last Aforesaid being the time SET
der three weeks successfully In the Burlington Free
Press a newspaper printed ri Burlington in Chit
tender County, previous 70 the time set Tor heaT
ing then and there 20 make objections 10 such d.
vision IL they cause.
Dated at North Hero, in said District, this 18th
day OF March, A. d. l564.
AUGUSTUS KNIGHT. Judge.
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Vicksburs dates of the eth inst, state
that 90 steamers are at the wharf loading
with troops for an expedition which it il
presumed will unite with Gen Banks com
mand and go up the Red river. Report
gives W J. Smith command Of the expedi-
ton.
1t Is said that Kirby Smith Is selling his
cotton. delivered in our lines to British
Houses and others for sterling exchange.
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NFy YoRK March l.

The Trlbune's Washington despatch says
Stuart has not crossed at Fredericksburg
with 5 1000 men. Gen. Wadsworth has re-
ceiyed orders to report to Gen. Grant at Head
quarters of the Army Of the Potomac on the
'2lst ten. Custer was thrown from ear
rage and severely injured on Tuesday, but is
recovering.
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BAL1INoRE. March

BALTIMORE, March Il.
Gen. Wallace will enter upon duty in this
military department tomorrow or next day.
Gen. Lockwood will remain some days to as
sst in initiating him.
An average of 20 refugees daily arrive
here from the South. There came in thirty
yesterday, direct from Richmond.
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New YORK. March /.

The Tri5une's despatch says: "Grey"
writes from headquarters this morning that
by occasion of reports that Stuart is cOncen-
trating large bodies of cavalry at Fredericks-
burg preparatory To a monster raid. the wild
est rumors are afoat which cannot be traced
to any reliable source
The enemy has strengthened his pockets
along the Rapidan and also made the works
opposite the iords more formidable.
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.'N-Tlu- Plants. Fir>t class Apple Trees will
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=, pr hundred. in -s-,d condition. from six 10
80 al - ~eit- each Pluns at - cents eaei :
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March 2;th. A N'o'' '"sV lin.