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Nyy YoRK, April 9th

NV 1Ohkt > pm =
The Hsrold's dispatch from Harper's Fer
~ reports spirited engagement between loo
Of the LIST y. Y. Cavalry and 800 or 400
rebels at Newton near Strssburs; the rebels
having the advantage. Our loss was one
officer and quite number Of men
The Herald says: We learn that the
steamer Greyhound has been sent up the
james River to City Point to order down the
two French steamers and two sailing vessels
there after tobacco. They would be down
to-day without any tobacco.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
,pnrsioLocuCALvuEw OF MAR.

RiAGE. containing nearly IN pages aud 80 due
Plates ant Engraving u the Anstum, eli the Sen
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Treatise ~ Sslf-Ahu-r. bs Dep"rsble Con-e-
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NV YoRK. April %

wv T UNI = FT4II ~
The Tunes Washington special saye wild
rumors are shoat that the whole Of Long
streets corps is marching down the valley
towards the Maryland line.
The World says Grant has chromosomes
to add numbers enough to the regular armies
IN the field 10 make them irresistible. Con-
centratIun is now the order OF tho day
When the shock OF battle comes it will find
the Union armies IN stronger force than ever
before The prevailing storm comes at an
unpropiuous moment when both armies are
IN motion and maneuverinS for position.
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cAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.

WEnNEsDAr. April q.
~ market us Cattle about 80 Beeves snd s.
stores. consisting Of Working Oxen, Cows one two
and three yesrs old.
Market Beef-e1tra = cWt.. 81 - r $40 m.
First quality. $40 81 n ell o.
second quality, 90 81 n g Is
Third quality. 500 2 -.
Working oxen, So. 10. l5o q ~ per p,ir.
Cows and Calves, $40. 20, sor s.
Two years old, none.
Three years old, 81 r.Ss-
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aspl
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Fets, e 81 r 4 ~. each
Calf skins Is a pc
TalloW a %.
Veal Calves 70.
REMARKS.
There we're not 20 many northern cattle lsst
peek, bnt with the Western, via Fitchhurgh +. r.,
the whole number WAS larger. Prices full as low as
last week as butchers find the sales Of beef consid
sraby less owing to the high prices, and the large
supply of veal and mutton. which being lower
take the place Of beef sheep sold from s. n
fer sh-ared. and 5 n for those with the wool on.
Calves from 81 50 a 4 head lower.
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NEw YnRK Auril q

NV 7 F'Tthf y ~ -
The Her7ld's Newbern letter OF the 18th
INST saws \ detachment # the 18th y. \ .
cavalry yesterday drove the rehel- from Bea-
yeT tuck, Is miles ifoIu kinston and dee
o,uon.
The Hsroid's Alexandra dispatch reports
The capture OF > Of Mosby' men and three
desertcre from our army near Leesburg. We
lo>, ono man killed and two wounded.
Trc Tribune despatch says Maj. Gen.
Pc. yesterday assumed commsnd OF Point
Lookout, relieving Gen. Kinks who l. to
command brigade under ten. Smith.
tr,u. Marston II 20 command a division.
zen. Blair has been ordered to assume COM
'nsHd # his corps and viii - tomorrow.
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THERE ARE METEOR INVENTIONS

That fash up for moment in the newspapers and
pass to oblivion. There are also grand discoveries
which take permanent hold Of public estimation,
and last for all time. Permanent among the latter
stands Cs1't8foro4 Bair Due, a vegetable prepare
ton harmless as water which in i've minutes trans
forms Gray Hair, or hair Of any unpleasant hue, 10
2 glorious black or enchanting brown Unique in
it, composition infsllahle in the results, it has
achieved popularity with both sexes. with every
ca.. 4 .ociety aud in all parts Of the world Man
ufac;urod by J. CRISTADORO, No. Aston
House, New York. Sold by all Druggists. Applied
BY all Hair pres,ers.
April IS, dawlm.
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DI' LVVIs' iIIII y.
Nlossrs Wade 4 Gooch, Of the committee
On the conduct Of the WAT arrived at Cairo
on the 2lst to investigate the Fort Pillow
massacre.
Memphis dates Of the 22d say that For
rests entire Fore was moving towards Ala
bama followed by Grierson. Polk il said to
be marching north. Forrest will probably
ioin him.
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NEw YoRX, April -

"Vii e"ld tins afternoon at lS3
NV YORK. Apnl q
Dispatches from New Orleans state that
the total destruction Of cotton on Red River
by the rebels, VIII reach IS 600 bales.
y fight between 50 Union soldiers and -
rebels took place On the plantation of EI.
Coy. johnson, the rebels were rcpulsed and
~ prisoners taken, also SlQ,o00 worth Of
struggled goods.
Mexican advices report the fight Of Yidau.
ri from Monterey which hat been occupied
10y Jusrez's forces.
The TriJunes Washington dispatch hiss
report from The army that Stuart lie massing
his force at Fredericksburg and deserters re-
port l.ee moving up the Shenandoah valley.
Ii j. stated that Gen. Banks removal has
been seriously considered in cabinet council.
The Herald's dispatch states that perfect
cordiality exists between Gems. Grant and
Butler.
Rumor states that zen. Augur is To be
assigned to an important command ~ the
Army of the Potomac
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NV YnRK. Anril >.

NV YORK, April IS.
The Hs7dld's despatch from the Army Of
the Potomac SAYS | have received Rich
mond papers of the 22d. The Scnt,Te! has
information Of the advance up the Kappa
hammock on Wednesday. as far as
BoulwRre'- Wharf Of eight gunbosts
and one transport They landed three
hundred men at the wharf, winch is 10 miles
below 1sppahsnnock IN Essex County.
Ibis is supposed to he the advance of Burn
sides expedition, SIS 1t wac reported yester-
day that feet of 90 vessels, gunboats and
transports we're at the mouth of the Kappa
hammock.
Il wac also rumored that the Federals
we're landing pontoon bridges at Acqula
Creek. The vessels advancing up the river
ere reported to be feeling their way very
carefully having a wholesome dead of torpe
does
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-. ,YILE.IANIs, EsrArE.

WE the Subscribers, having been appol1lteTr y
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the Dis
triet 7fChf-teuden Commissioners 20 rec-iF G exam
Inc alI sl .ust the claims and demands Of all per-
sons. s-siust the estate Of Wm. K Ml4AanSl ia.'
o.. iusolvent ana also all claims and Genands
exbif.cd n 0set thereto and SIX months ron NE
dav Of the date hereof being allowed by sall CoI.
maj We vii attend 70 the business Of our appoint
rseut A. the dwelling q the late Nr- K. " --aI-s
IN Charlotte in said District, on the tentn Gays oi
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Da-ed ais ism day o. April, a. D. 1854.
NOBLE ROOT,
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sugar Coated.
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HEALTH PRESERNER

{ En- L ~ ~ II o-h l.
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- ircr7cau har advIees from North
d, the steamer Eliza Hannah that
'i. -..i here Yesterday from New o leans
4, N.ryhead city ILL.,,
lne 3,,IS within few miles Of Plymouth
NV ,r. Eth attacked our fleet and sunk
p ~ -. -, B9mtphell and two other gun
t.. names unknown
H.. ,re,e.t anxiety existed at Plymsuth
~. ~. ',,.rcrally thought i, would have
e -. ti,asht that Gen. Peck would he
i IL t. hold Newbern.
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THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF
the 20. Farmers families and others can purchase
no remedy equal 10 Dr. Tohias' Venetian Lniaient,
for dy,eutery. collie. Group, chronic rheumatism
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.wcnings. bruises, old sores, headache mosquito
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directions
pa. ToBiAs. Dear Sir have uSeo your Venetian
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QrANERrowV, NJ. May =, 1874.
Prise -5 aad 3 cents bo,tlv Oncr, q Cortland,
Street. Neu York. Sold by all Druggist.
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Are svsr- Of the Importance OF checking Cough
or slight cold~ 10 it. first stage that which in
The beginning would yield 70 mild -emedy, If neg
lected soon attack tho Jung. Rroisa's BroHcsiai
Troc,.'," gives sure and almost immed'at. relief
Military Oheers and Soldiers should have them, A.
they can he carried in the pocket aud taken .. uca
zion requires.
April 81. aswlm
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C1NrINNAII. Anril q

Aspecial despatch to the Ga,etts from
Chattanooga, says On the Esd the rebels
attacked our pickets near Nickajack Gap,
killing five. wounding seven and capturing
nineteen. some of our men were KILLED al
ter surrendering, and several OF the wounded
were cruelty butchered as they lay on the
field
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New YORK, April IS
h. ID nd to-day at l70i


TIE Ti'nes' Washington dispatch says
ir.p. ,,rant recent order, removing suffers
4 ..m she Amy Of the Potomac. will relieve
1 .f arer 300 supernumerios.
The War Department has ordered an
.f,i5n Of 1900 beds TO the hospitals At
Washington. All the patients that can he
-q,,d will be at once sent North.
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VOLUNTEERS, ATTENTION FOR
Tho arrangement, " tho y-tcm incidental 70 the
change Of d'et. Wounds, EruPtions. snd E2po'aTcs
which every Volunteer 81. liable 90. there are no
remedies -o safe, convenient ami reliable Is Hot
lovsr', Puts ASH oryrvLSr- Il the reader q
this notice" -Iunot sct box ~ Pill. or Ointment
fom tho 1ru- store u be place. Jet him Wrie 90 me
So Ma den lane. enclosing tho amount, and viii
mail boI free n expense Manv de,ier, viii not
keep ms medicine on hand because they csnnot
make a. much profit - on other persons make Is
cent. - cents. and 81 81 per box or pot.
APRIL -. dawlw 30
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VI a rried .

In Montpelier April 18th by the Rev. \. L. Coop
er. Mr. d. E slater Of gainesville and Miss Lottie
c. Stevens Of Richmond
In Colchester. April 18th. by Rev. Levis Francis.
Mr. Walter J. Mead OF Fort Edward, :. Y. and
Mis- Ellen A. Lane Of Colchester.
In Jericho. April 10th, by Rev. II. c. Estes, Mr.,
vinson D. Varney Of westford. and Miss Sarah J
Morse Of Jericho.
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CoLGATE's HONEY SOAP.

Thir celebrated TOILET SOAP. such mi
verssl demand, is made from the CHOICEST
materials. il MILD and EIoLIENT in It's ma
ture. FRAGRANTLY SCENTED. and eN-
tremely BENEFICIAL in it, action upon the
skin. For salo by all Druggists and f.acy Goods
Dealers.
Jan %. dswly
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IL. Z. HoKF. Brig. Gen


NtN'lNN III, AlrH Il.
"'i, Morton mas issut-i q I,roclams tiJn 10
ID" ieJple Of ludians, saving: TIE govern
or. Of Iilinois. Ohio, Iowa. Wisconsin and
lndisna. have offered TO rare lor the service
- tho ',encrSl G,vernmf',f =, .irn men, for
al-ii,j yi leo day, "a perform -uci militia
r duties ~ may be rrquiIed 81 them in any
S'ti.
i'..-. ,,,4i.,r calls far .n.1tn volunteers
a'si -e,- th. Importance, OF making the ap-
lI',e,'iiins campaign sucs,--s'nl ana decisive
]. nj to be over estimated lie feels conf
dent tnat this call will be promptly and full
lyEespOnded ~.
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NEW YoRk. April q.
The Worlds Washington despatch saws :
The sentence Of Admiral Wilkes by Court
Martial IL dismissal from service.
One third of our cavalry with the Army Of
the Potomac have been dismounted.
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TAKE CARE or YOUR HEALTH

and that II your children. and use no other cure
for Cvugh Code, &C.. excep; that standard rene
dv. Mas4pi. Po-fe-'s Cough Baisrp'. It Is acknow-
sed by all who have given It trial as being the
most reliable preparation ever used il is paricu
larry adapted to lung and throat affections in chill
dren Try one bottle.only % ceuts-sll Druggists
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NV York, April .


TIE Richmond Ssntinei Of the 22d says:
The following dispatch has been received by
zen. Brags.
P1YYorTB, n c. April al have Storm
ri and carried the place. capturing one brig
sa.ef. l600 prisoners, stores and p pieces OF
'ruiisry.
II. T. HoSE. Brig. Gen
4 dispatch vss also received by the Presi-
zen, from Col. J. 7. Hood, dated Rocky
Mount 2lst. giving further particulars OF
tho capture nf Plymouth with naval cooper
sfiun.
ts -sy- about $500 prisoners we're taken
including three or four hundred negroes, 81
)ie.s-s oi artillery 1870 900 lbs OF meat, 1000
tzsrreis OF hour and full garrison outfit.
Oar loss vac about 30u in alt. Col Nsirce
Fa> among the killed
Two :n"irats were sunk. ano;iier '.isatltd
.r.i > s!aail steamer captured.
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WE shs subscribers, having been appointeo y
w Ia. Honorable. the Probate Court Iol ~, W
M .trir. ~ ~ ttrndsn, Commissioners 20 iecSis
.vt,nioe AID adjust ths elan and desn8n1s % -.
f.arsr, nenii Il the estate = samuel l. Mshu' ~,
III n neshnfr I'm said District, deceased PIE ent-
81 irs,lvort aud tls 40 claims AID tcuan1- et
irs 30 onset % srlt.; AID SIX months run tue ~
Or tE- iate h.rs.L hs-ns allowed h1 sala our. ~
fh,. r--to-r .rr ,.o therefore hereby give its1
-. T. li.t ..--,i p the .siuess q our apPoint-
rr.- ~ a. H-,.I iae - ME- Slmuel !. A-il, ~ =
i.,.-rnr.H. ir said District, on TIE h[st.ty II
Juue ADD irst aav 81 September -'A'' al ~
l. NJ 90 rt-l, or -1if DAYS
I-t..r .I... ir-t .'av or april a. D l76t
JAMES MINOR. }Co-,,-s
'1-sON n. Posi-. 8
wttu1
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ST. LOUIS. April IS.


Galveston dates Of the 9Th received at
New Orleans say the steamer Harriet Lane.
an English steamer the Isahella and = Bark
were lying beside the Forts wailing an or-
puTtunitv 10 run the blockade.
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APPLE TREES.

THE Subscriber e prepared % supply orders e.
i Apple Trees largely Or r. J. Greening) Pear
Plum, Cherry aut Ornamental Trees, Grape Vines
and Towering fants- First class Apple Trees ~!
he delivered at the R Z. stations for ~ cents each
~ 81 per hundred, In good condition from si1 o.
nine feet high.
Pears at 81 cents each Plums AZ o. cents eolh ,
Cherry at 3 ceuts Grape Vines generally 81 cents
each.
Al BARTON. Charlotte. Vt
March 2@tl- vlu-
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Died.

In Burlington, April d, Ida Catherine, infant
daughter of II. y. and Katie R. Drury. aged mos.
In Jericho April IS, of Lung Fsver, Charles 7.
Pierce, aged 81 years
In shelburne. April IS, Mrs. Elmira Elizabeth
wife Of Mr.. Philo Jackson, aged % years
All who knew her lament her loss.
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LOWELL. Mass Anrill %

In the Supreme Court this morning
Edward W. Green, the murderer of Frank
Converse. the teller of the Maiden Bank.
wes sentenced to be executed.
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r. ,.,vn Of Plattsburc. No. VAS nearly
~ r,I by fire IN Saturday. All the bus
..-t of tie town WAS burned. us.
\ ~ lda Small insurance.
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FROM THE ARMY HosPIrAL-THE

FROM THE ARMY HOSPITAL-THE
bloody hsttle-held-the msnsion Of the rich and
humble abode of the poo--from the Office and the
sacred de-k-from the mountain top, distsnt valleys
and lar-oi islands Of the ocean-frpm every nook
and corner 81 the civilized wurld-s pouring in the
evidence Of the astonishing effects II DRARE's
PLANTATION BTTTERS. Thoussnis upon thou
sands Of letters lik. the foll.~ng msy he seen AZ
our Office
RgEnsBURr, Wis, sept H. 1853.
have been In the army hospitals
At Alton, III, they gave me a bottle Of Plantation
Btters. Thre. hotties restored nv speech
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ca. FLAUTE-
soUrB NARsAw, O.. July p, 1853.
One Young msn, who had been sick
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and Erysipelas, amer paying the doctors over sl51
without benefit, has been cured by ten bottles Of
EDWARD woUNALL.-
The following Is from the Manager Of the Union
Home School for the Children Of Nolnteers;
HAvExErER MANSION. tIFTT-SEvESIH ST,
New York, August 2, 80.
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