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The HsrGlds Savannah correspondent avs
Wade Hampton has brought bis cavalry g.
South Carolina, ms men teeging TO be allowed
70 20 there. This accounts for Lee, cal ling
for cavalry equipments 10 supply the place
OF HampJon's cavalry. lee also made an
appeal u the Georgia planters ior food Tor
the rebel army The Governor Of South
Carolina makes a frantic appeal Tor jiiier-.
lie says South Carolinian- must fight Jr leave
the state.
Another CORE spoudeut Of the HTad says
Union meetings are being held throughout
Georgia. GOV. Brown Is urged 20 call
Convention for the restoration Of the state o.
the union. The rebel aathlriues interrupt
the gatherings Of union people Governor
Brown and minority OF the Legislature are
said to be in favor OF calling convention.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-24

Major Thorndike c. Jameson, OF the 9TH
Rhode Island artillery, tried and convicted
by court martial on the charges OF fraudulent
and dishonest conduct to the prejudice Of
good order and military discipline. and EN-
ploying a private soldier a. a servant ard
failing to make the proper deduction from
his pay, has been sentenced to be dishonor-
ably dismissed the service, to pay fine of
5000, and be imprisoned in the Norfolk
hard labor prison for three years The find
ings and sentence OF the court have been ap-
proved by Gen. Ord.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-24

The REBEL SENATOR FooTE.-Hangman
Footc, who If now en- route to Europe. posi-
lively refused Mr.. Stewards request to take
the oath Of allegiance, stating that he would
never return TO the Confederacy, that it was
a failure, but he could not rcnOunce his own
conduct. Permission was then given him
to leave tor Europe on parole, not to return
during the war without permission
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NJ T. % RT An
TO- ALL
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The great value Of
Iron as Medicine
Is well known and acknowledged by all medical
men. The difficulty has been TO obtain such pre-
pAratiOn Of II will enter the circulation and as
simulate at once with the blood. This point, says
Dr. HAY s, Massachusetts, State Chemist, has been
attained in the Peruvian Syrup, ~ combination ~
rag sefors EHkR0TH.
The Peruvian Syrup
is PROTECTED solution oftbe PROTOXIDE OF
IRON A NEW DISCOVERY IN MEDICINE that
strikes at the Root Of Disease by supplying tho
blood with its Vital Principle or Life Element
IRON
The Peruvian Syrup
cares Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Dropsy, Fever
and Ague Chronic DArrhGa Loss Of Energy, Low
Spirits.
The Peruvian Syrup
iniuses Strength yigor and New Life into the sys-
tenn and builds up an Iron Constitution
The Peruvian Syrup
cures Nervous Affections, Female Complaints,
Scroiul3- BOils, Scuryey, and all diseases Of the
Kidneys and Bladder.
The Peruvian Syrup
l. q SPECIFIC forsll diseases originating IN BAD
STATE o r THE BLOOD OF accompanied by De
hilty or a Low state Of the System.
ITO all the W ZEN the WORN and the
WEARY"
The follow AZ rohsHtsr- testimony is from IN
Boston Reco der Of Aug. 18th 80.
The Peruvian Syrup is one u the few ADVERTISED
medicines Shich is WORTHY Of notice, and per91ual
trial Of y for many yezrs has shown that 20 pos
sesses all the qualities claimed by IL prUpretors.
A u toatc IN cases OF impaired heath or weakened
constitutions % has no superior Unlike most Tonic
aud titters II e. entirely free from alcohol ana
ther Store ~ emergiEng effects are not followed by
corresponding reaction. IL Will be found Tar So
Periur q wine or brandy in all cases where these
have been prescribed FOR weaknes, ana debility.
fhe certificates u pr. Hayes state Ass-ycr 81
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NEN lukh, req. L.
Late rebel papers show that their new
currency L. thought of les value chan the
old. There l. no money. even of this worth
less character in the Treasury.
The proposal 10 ccn-eript negroes having
failed, they now have q >chcm, ol calling On
them to volunteer.
The papers have also accounts Of military
movements IN North Carolina. and prcpari-
tons 10 attack sherman.
\ barge attack was made In thr night, on
the llth, on Battery rouI kiHs. Charleston
Harbor, but was repulsei
The Dispatch reports the landing OF 1900
Foderal- at NewberE aud believes the object
Is an immediate advance on Raleigh or the
Railroads.
ten. Grant visited Newbcrn lltcly.
=. The Dispoto6 OF the 18th says Al COM
munieatioa with Charleston and Augusta is
cut off and nothing is known OF the c5ndi-
ton of those critics
The Inquirer of thc 18th says Grant
seems to be Preparing to push forward his
lines still further having by his recent move
ment advanced them three miles west Of
Petersburg.
The Examiner of the 18th says II Sher-
man takes Branchyille, be cuts one great
railroad artery and Gen. Lee will have 10
gather his supplies from other quarters than
the rIch storehouseoi southwestern Georgia
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-24

The Worlds Washington despatch says
4 bearer of dispatches from Gen. sherman.
who was TO miles from Brlncmi..e. reports
that be was overcoming ail obstacles.
on Friday last Gen. >rhimmrlpicni-
crossed from Folly Island with small fore,
and captured some rifle ri-s and many pri--
oncrs.
Gen Gilmore has succeeded Gen. Foster.
the latter being disabled tv 90 wound.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-24

Memphis dates of the 18th mention the
return OF Thornton expedition with 80
prisoners and a quantity Of live stock. IL
penetrated Louisiana as Gar as uiucliu
IIyer. destroying several steamers and au
Immense quantity Of stores. Some 200 prs
one7s were captured. most of whom were
uar0lei Our loss was 0llva few horses.
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CAUTION

20 TAousGaes Of DoLars are paid O. su.u-
quacks daily, hl1s u tr0-ss ttl1 tsr1te. 1.s. o.
comes from tru sting to the deceptive a-,--- POI.
ments of men calling Themselves D1r.H-s- e..
- Adv ertisiug ply sclans in nine eases .-- .
ten are iup0sf9~s and medicines % this s.-. md
ir dug stores. are generally worthles.--r- rr O..
sell. and NOT o. cure The sYre RfHs-Ilf slr .-
tailed az ~ Ofcs ouig- and are warranted s- ---
presented. .u every, respect Or me rsa ..
-tfarf.t Persons a a distance may .- cured l-
home iu ne shortest p9sssitis time. 1y .s----
them = Dr.. Madison Is an educate ltt.-4-
of over tseuty wears experience, Gen e .....-
grl-,ics. until compelled By On health Q. a-.ac --
1ier practice treating all accidents ---4.--- Gus.
imprudeuca in both sexes, giving them Die ...
I.rsHtssH- - Circulars giving full .-. -1s-..-.
with isHaqulfsl t@r-IHIlHtzLs. also book .r
HlselssF. a. s-I'si rtrsi1p., sent free - 20 ..-s
Iitl st1- for tteHl for without r-srf1.orilt o. l
can be trusted Enclose q stamp .#- pIst--..
AMI direct o. DIR. MATTfSON. No. =
4 MON STREET. PRONiDEN Z p. r. D..
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Capt 4. L. Carlton, Of Vermont for Two
years in charge Of Monument Cattle Yard
at Washington, has been ordered to New
York City. where it Is stated the government
has determined to have the headquarters for
purchasing and contracting for cattle PER
manently located.
Lieut.. J. Morrill,. llth Vermont Vols.
has been dismissed the service.
Eobt. 7. Lincoln. tse President oldest
son. has been appointed Asst. Adj. Gen. on
Gen. Grants staff.
Bricadier Generals Terry, Osterhau-, Now
er. Crook. Weitzel, Cox and Wood, have
been confirmed by the Senate as Major Cen
erals of Volunteers.
Montgomery Blair and Henry Winter
Davis are the competing candidates for the
Maryland Senatorship. vacated by the death
Of Mr. Hicks.
Rev. A B. Bullions Of Troy. has been ar-
pointed professor in the university Of Cali
fornia at San Francisco.
Prof. Geo. P. Bond Of Harvard College
for some years Director of the Cambridge
Observatory died Saturday morning. lie
had a high reputation as an Astronomer.
Gen. Banks has offered his resignation 70
both the Secretary of War and the President.
and both have declined to accept it.
Hon. T. C Palmer formerly of Danyille,
Vt, has retired from the Judgeship which
he has held for seven years in Minnesota.
Ghe following vermonters have been pro-
NOTED
To be Brigadier General by brovet, col
Stephen Thomas, 8th Vt Vols (resigned.)
To be Majors by brevet, Capt Geo. b.
Damon, lOth Vt; Capt. J. \. salisbury,
10Th Vt; Capt. Merritt Barber 10th Vt;
Cap.. f. Bsllou, 2nd Vt Vols, Capt Elijah
Wales, 2d Vt. Vols; Capt. J. E. Eldridge,
llth 1t.
To be Lieut-Col. by breyet, Major Enoch
E johnson.
To be Quartermaster with the rank Of
Captain, Private Douglass II. Dyer, 18th
Vt. Vols.
NV Nrsfe -W We have reeeived t-,rn the
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-24

CPHERNG.-A youngster while perusing
a chapter Of Genesis, turning TO his mother,
inquired, whether the people in those DAYS
used to do the sums on the ground. tie
accounted for HE question by reading the
passage, And the sons Of men multiplied
upon the face of the earth
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-24

JAlRO. III, Fed. T.,
The latest news from KIRBY Smiths army
says his troops are very much scattered Ion
the purpose OF obtaining food and forage,
and that it would he impossible for him 70
concentrate any force the present season
Price iE reported 10 have gone 70 Mckee
on an important mission.
Scarcely a boat traverses the river below
Memphis that is not hailed Ivy rebel deserters.
asking TO be taken on board.
The draft under Gen. Cauby's order has
not vet been enforced.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-24

W Ar DEPARTMENT.
PRovOsT MARSHAL GENERAL : BUREiU,
WASHINGTON. Feb. Is, lo65.
To oil -fctiEg assistant Prorosi Marshal Gen
erals, excepting Connecticut, iolra, CaigOr-
MIA ana Oregon
See that all Boards Of Enrolment in your iu-
risiiction, which are not busily employed in ex-
aiming and mastering recruits, prepare at
once to commence draft. Report as soon as pos
sible what districts are not rapidly filling their
quotas, and the day on which the Board in each
will be prepared to draft, so that the order for
draft may issue from this Office.
(Signed) JAS. b. FRY,
Provost Marshal General
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POWERS i STORY.
DEALERS ~
PtGHOS, C0biHcf Organs.
AND MELODEONS.

! BURLINGTON. VFRNOST
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YEARS ana y u does not suit the purchaser 10 ev
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The United Co.'S Pianos, made By a Stock Co.
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I ln New \ urk, We make our leading instruments =
The manufacturers. by doing their own lahor- and
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any other establishment. Many Of our best must
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2 er9 4 s Moon c. Moore, Burlington.
Edward Lyman
Col. r. 6. Stone, Platt,burgh, NY
MI Nhitesides, Champlain. " Y
John Rodgers, Black Brook,
Mrs. DR.. Woodland, Brandon
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We are also agents for
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Bros, Emerson. Woodward 4
Brown.
Ana others All instruments We sell al manuo,e
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fianos We take IN exchange for new. thereby hav-
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, Ne are also sole agents for MASON 4 HAAfIIS'S
instruments Of the Melodeon ciass are To- xeii
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Beware Of agents travelling the country with 70
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out OF ten you will get cheated II Won purebase -
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NV YoRK. Fob. L

The advance Of Sherman's left wing was
l. miles north Of Branehyille, and 80 miles
from Columbia. The whole right wing was
in tie immediate front of Charleston, two
mills distant.
Ri; IN nj papers Of the l4th say She--
mans cavalry had reached the Eastern raIl-
road. and severed the last link between Rich
mOnd and Charleston. His troops are also
believed to be near Florence.
The rebels papers admit that there is moth
lug TO stop Sherman, and that the old Flag
is expected to float over Charleston, Augusta.
Columbia and Raleigh.
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lricA, august -, 81
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NOISES az The Head, Dis=i1sss, AID all Die
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Spiae, Bronchitis. Con
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experience iu the treatment Ut diseases generally,
is prcpai tor Give patientst0 medical treatment
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diseases To- v.ry superior ar satisfactory manner,
ani in the majority % cases % Ear exceed the most
sauzuine expectations Of the patient. without re-
sorting o. any unpleasant or t0rturing processes.
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VERMONT CENTRALAND SULLIVAN
RAILROADS.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Cgmnoaag February la,ls Is55-

TRAINS GyiSe soUrs A>u s.-r-
Leave Darlington az go. A. &c.. '- p 81. 4--
s.uUP p. Il
llal Train leave 81. Adams. els A. 81, b---
iir-t1u 400 A. N. connecting az White River -l.
t.o1 and Bellows Fails with trains fr Boston, W0-
csster. Springfield and New Y ors. arriving 40 NeT
j .rE DC ll.i5 p. 81.
Day Expires leaves Oel-ushur-l at SOD A. ".
Montreal 80 -1' A. VI, Rouse Point 40 1850 4. 81
tgr 81 Johns 40 .-'A-N. lO- Boston, Troy and New
York.
Ni-ht Express leaves O-ieusbur-h 10 B. Oh A. 81.
Montreal Is Pm, Rouse's Point SIS PM 50. Johns
40 t-iH p. 81. arriving 40 Boston 10 il A. NJ. con-
Meeting 40 Bellows Falls with Cheshire Railroad
Boston and Worcester and with Vermont VALLEY
Railroad for Springfield, Sc, and arriving iu Rev
Tars - fL.- n
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Leave Burlington a. 4.I5 A. NJ, 1880 P. NJ.
p. 81. al- -..sf p. ~
DAY Express leaves Boston az Ha A. 81 -.
Lowell. Tor Burlington, Montreal. O-deus----.
Chicago sad che West, making close -cuLer-..--
Nal Train leaves Boston ar -.l' A. u. via d. T-
Lawrence, % Fitchour- ior Burlington and STA
hans
Accommodation Train leaves N0rthdeit at -
A. N, Bur.iuEto. az i2.3I P. N. FOR Rouse. o.
y -ht Express leaves Bellows Falls AZ Ia.1' P. n
receiving passengers from Vermont Na-er Is
leaving New Aork. at lZ.l5 p. NJ, AMI from Clesl-s
r. r. leaving Boston az Sis p 81 counertlr- a.
White River Junction with train Leaving BH--.1 d.
500 r. NJ. TOP Burlington, Rouse's Point Monte.
and O-deusnurs. The NAL Trains connect Wit
PsssImpsic Road.
Sleeping ears are attached o. both the Wight s1
press trains running between s.. Alhs1s a-.
Boston, and -. Alhans and Springfield.
Through Tickets for Chicago and the Weston ,a.a
az the principal stations.
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Over eight millions were subscribed TO the
100 Loan on Wednesday last. The average
subscribed daily is over four millions.
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NEvsEaS Feb Is

The Raleigh Progress Of the lltb. states
that gadlemau from Florida. Gc5l.a
and South Carolina. saws the people of tle
latter state are the worst whipped set Do, eye
er saw. They look on all rs gone. believing
sherman will meet with no obstacles Trey
want the best peace they can get and want
II now.
Ihe Progress in another article says. that
Sherman viii take Kincsyille. Wilmington.
Columbia and Raleigh Gen. Grant Will
stay where he is and keep Lees army 10 the
vice that has held 1t for the last 10 months
Sherman and Terry viii move on Newben
The latter place win De the water base and
Raleigh the inland base With Grant on
the james and Sherman at Raleigh, all trans
portation cut of and supplies exhausted.
Lees army viii DE in a tight place.
The Government and Legislature would
leave, but the people viii stay where they
are; and here and throughout the State
they viii DO az they have done at Savannah
make the best they can of the condition of
things They could not help 1t. The people
want peace. regardless of Davis and Lincoln.
Give them peace and protection for person
and property. and they care lttle about
boundary lines, OF who shall De- President
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-24

-Nrh lhah. LtI. l"-
The He~alds special Washington dispatch
says The Richmond papers of the 18th
state that sherman : Cavalry, are probably,
operating on the Railroad nom Charleston.
via Raleigh and W ilminston, ;hu~ cutting
the last link Of communication between
Virginia and the nth.
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measure counterhalanced hv It's disagreeaLIe vine
-lr cc lr and tie trouble ~ fitting somethin. into
the copper OF each bottle 10 order % apply t % the
brush. cut the Nernatella Blocking has only the
most DELIGHTFUL PERFUME which remains with the
lcathcras long the backing lasts. aud each bot
lie bias a. stick ready fitted u the stopper. Tie
Neriiateia Backing also soitcus and benefits the
leather.
BE sure ana inquire for tae vERsArELlA Black
inr.
PRiCE l2CENTs PEE BOTTLE
Manufactured 10 the Chemical Department ofthe
Cahoon Manufacturing Co., and for sale hy Boot
and Shoe pcalers everywhere.
VIVIAN = TYLER AeESrs,
~ Water 81, Boston, Mass
The Vernstella,
For making the S0es q Boots and Shoes wsteruroof
ana wear longer. is also for sale rs above.
Nov 47 diva