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Forced Auction SaIe
Special Notlca.

ID ANAWAN.--On tae uorning Of tbs sih inst
IA foOk HORSES belonging 70 Post Hospital
sam sway from III 4tt'ble.
Two BAY Horz >, htying her names rhsyed
close 20 iher wtthers, shout lG hands hiah. one
vita a SPIT on his ace.
One small sTay MsFe sith saddie-sors upon her
back The thres above are marked u s.
One saisll Roan Mare viii long cut on her left
"a an slsO cut in her fSreEeRd foretOp thin also
tat
AIRY one fsciag ihe shove viii he suitably re-
wardtd BY leayin word at Post Hospital
GEO. w. BRUCE,
Surg tnl4sd Ind. Vois
lyll-Ae IL charge Post HosIitsl
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MARRIED.

On tbs evening OF the sth inst. st Winehsst a.
FrankiIn county, Tenn, THADDEUs FOSTER
Of Flor da iormsriy sn'ofhesr Of the coufe5eraie
army. and Miss ANGIE Logan, Of Win hester
lena jylle
On the 9Th l. st, At the residence Of Mr.. Robar
Barclay, BY the Rev Mr. lien, Mr. WILLIAM
DUNToN and Miss MoLIIE KEILY, both 0
this city.
may your Lives be long happy
And best with many little one,
TOchser the tolls Of nanny asd pappy
As @ your am they run
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The statue Of Horace Mann in the
State House Grounds, Boston, was in
augurated on the 9Th Speeches were
made on the occasion BY Gov. Andrew,
and othsrs.
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We have received tho second num-
Der Of the Monitor, published al
Nurfreesboro'. 1t is s handsome spec
linen Of the typographic art
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sale 70 commence al 10 oslrcf, a m. and con.
az ns nom day 70 cay until the lct Il al scrpd ri
no longtr iequ nd By the Gcvernine14. sbee
have enauref the hard HRS N ltsrv service
ant sre sul SOUND and sERvICRABIF.
To Tersoas desi Gus q supp'ying themselves
with good Horscs q low raias. Ii sale viii me-
sent most exc allent Opportunity.
I VII also eel at pubic auction a LOT Of On
dem 81 Cove nule~t Horses. On ezra F.4s,1 A.
ing ftf 1asfs q Ja'g So rs 20 commence Il Il
o'el5ck =.
H. n SMITH,
miis-a Cant snd .. n.
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At his residence IN his city, on the night Of she
9Th Of Jolly, after lingering illness. Or FELIX
ROBERTSON, sged s. years and 6 months.
Bis Fl ends, and those Of the family, are re5pee.-
fully invited t. attend bis Funeral, from his resi-.
denee Cherry street, near Bread. this morning
al 10 O'Clock. iylI
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Annfinn Sala

or HOUSEHOLD ANr KiToHEV FURNI
~ hQkEs ct the resis ne q A. ". Murray. No
81 Ced street. between Cherry and sunmel
stfeets, on THURSDAY MORNING, the Isth inlt
9ofine.ci9g az 10 clock, eonsisiin IN part iosEt
bcreaus, Wardrobes he is.eads. Chairs. Tahies
sofas, n sifresses Fesiher Beds sud Bes3irg. Cal.
pets and Oll Cloths, tU0 nae Extension Dining Ts.
ties and hse lot o. Table Wrre, ons Cottage Set
CO.. g p, aud one fae 2 octave Rosr- woad Piano
This ssie vii afford houseksepers an opposfunit
O. rellenish
~ sALE POSITIVE.
gi'-A DoLIN BtRNEs.l
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STOVES AND HOLLOW-WARE.

business tha, has heretofore been neglected in
Nashville; but We are determined % furnish a. good
stove Ia design, fnish, durability and cheapness
a. eau b made in the Omitted States.
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Prices Of Marketing In Nashville and
Raleigh.

We give below the prices of sundry
articles of family marketing in this city
and Raleigh, y. C:
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ON tie night Of he 5th o. JOY from TIE s,4e
" o. the undtrs Eled oueitaek sore ~ 80
shout Is hards 80. branded i. g. u ., on ne
In eh5ulaar anf ~ & O. o. f1e rgnt SIDE o. ne
1eer. an9 ha7 AZ TIE ne Tery sore neeA
Also Clayhank Nae PoAEls va s..li5 ~ -.
tai and branded VI. Il q % Ne - - 49, 7. -.
neek A liberal reward ~ p fala t's iA'h *
~ 2 = ~ b. W.R CORNELIUS.
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CpRE, o1TS BRARD, SHORTS AND PRO
- DUCE q al kinds, ior sale ioe b
A. A SPRINGER 4 co.
no. Church 81, betEssn Mszkst and front
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Lieutenant n F. Maury was in the
City Of Mexico on the 18th Of June.
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Strayed or Stolen,

ON The 10th inst, large RRINDLE PUP, sbaut
" months oldi mas hald spot on head abonf
he - q a silver dirns; or - co'ar on, win a
chain atsachedi an-Eers 70 the name Of Lon -
thaIAl reFVs.d vii re paid 'or has return 10
Ma BADKHOHN
lyll-H 16 Deaderick 81
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The Machine Shop

l. nodes the control q lis brother. 6. ".
Jones iormer1y foreman Of tie vel known finn
Of Mernck Sons, Philadelphia. Both o. rs being
praet cal me1s AID haiterng ourselves o. some
fepuisioa s. mechanics. i ~ needless say tnat
al work executed n this place vii Be made n The
Fer1 DeSt Insuuer, and We guarantee tar cur prices
Nili BE- uch tnatit viii be Unnecessary for any o-e
@ 70 ont Of the city 20 buy anything - cur line Of
business, unless theY have raore monsy than they
know what % do WITH iuly2-am
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HAYi HSYfi HAYiI Ths lar.est and tsst
H Feiee ed stock &c he city. For sale Low, bT
A. A. SPENCER 4 CO.
No 2 Church &, between Msrket sad Front.
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UNIVERSAL sUcoen
o.
DOCTOR McClLL
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
IN THE TREATMENT or DgBAsEa o
cRDWEIh6 him WITH 8UcC n3 -
OTHER STATES, Az ~ % ~
NASHVILLE, T1Af l,saEE.


For further information IN regard g
the skillfll success in the treatmenIo
diseases, the reader il referred to SRI
LE's THERAPEUTICS and AATKKIk MEDE
two large volumes, late edition Of loS
the best work in the United Stat
where you viii find Dr. Mc6ilfs mar
standing parallel with the best medi,
men Of the age in the treatment Of q
eases Of women For all diseases in D.
advertisement, satisfaction Is gusrf
ieed. With my general practice 1 Esii
the following
ChFSnic Czs6l
ID. ,.s,scsc., E.hounssasri, AHssnonl 81 b
Innas; ussassss a. the Throet. 8Eeiled JOS
slsF Limbs Pi8ursy, faila, Uicers, I1lceri tifle
piscarrs of the Heart and liYsfi in1alzilll2io1
the stomach, helrasis, Alngs 81 ~. q 49, ~ =
tau1s. UYspapaIa or Indigestion, and CongCmpnol-
togsthaf WITH al Private Diseases lai
Diseases OF the Urinary Organ
70 gho ladies'.
An AEactons Of ths Wom1 nczted vim sucaaa
Th0so Earned Lsstea 8ho naFe ben 70 ahlll-
1,sfs 10 'r-iacafry or prove ahoTton, oan be clua
3 thslr fu,l luae 4 io1ad FregaAlh b siFisz -
call.
stofiiit{.
Foanr Hsu-iod taaie1 whose n,ili1giuae d -
hssn 90 - bri1R forth 10 due sess0n, reIBo1lls
Cod has said yea should multiply and rep ie1Is1-
ihis Is your dessrs y0u can corsait No sthH
letter o. 10 person. 30 lady over Airtl Avs -
u ago Ee8d mako acplicst.0n. AliconinuHleansa
b letter o. person gt4ldliy eon1tantA-
Hlght Emissions CaPed.
TounR Kan, stop nli0Es you fufthes 60. o.
diseases slt|ect 70 4aa, thrre - b flaeaa8 ID -
10 cu-a a. Night EcliaaI1ua, and p1TEIcalll =
learca that uEderslard EIealuT b a1d 10 Fal .
aay iiiat have cured dolen6 n ais cllJ a Hall
in d.dera1i 5iaieE, HLc have srsli d1Ilzr Eisr e
laf aad are ECE vel cured By ne. an DALI
ceiu1g letter. and asllEr mssiiclle 30 AZ larl
ne county. n word, ~ tnas aro dsoa1e4
Any say, nd WI NFe ne cal. alll Fge ..
aclCl "a ~ q the diseases n1cuiicred In MS e
Fostsamsli. me bel q Ee.ureaces gives Do
ely.
al l8sis7a 1reeisd %
DR. Wc8TbL,
union sirsal, NASHVILLE Idst
asf-tf ell nas~i uish EFuraat $500
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Auction Gale
First Class Government Hsrses,
l,5OO SERVICEABLE HORSES.

ON The nfH DAY OF JULY, ls5S, viii offer
" ior sc a. Public Auction. AZ the
hDGEFIELD CAVALRY DEPOT, NASHVILLE,
lENk. ah1l,t
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TLoCR.-we have lust receiver b "a lroad so
E barrels &xira Family Flouf. ~ sale l0E b.
a. A. SfENcER ca,
Forwarding and conmissaon Merchanls
No ChnEeh st., bsiWeen AErrsi and FruEi,
Js-iE
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IRON Fronts

put IN their HORSES wiz End it 70 their interest 70
cali before couiTsctiag elsewhere. Particular A.
iention aill be pad 20 the manufacture Of
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We find the following letter from
Wendell Phillips, in the New York
Anti-SIayery Standard Of the sth in
slant.
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DR. Wc8fEL,
uniCn sirsal, NASHVILLE, las.
si-fF elil rasai uisn EFulaai st--ii+
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-13

The feet under Admiral Porter are report
ed all anchored in Beaufort harhor. having
successfully weathered the storm off VIII
mIngton. The fleet sustained triding dam
age during our bonbardment Of Fort Fisher.
The feet OF iron elads had returned to Char
lesion harbOr, and were to cO-operate with
Sherman's intended attack on that city
Dispatches from Admiral Porter report
that Lieut.. Commander Cushing, command
ing the gunbOat Monticello, had Just gone
on shore and DESTROYED q new English blocx-
ade runner
The Palmetto Heralds Savannah editor
ial correspondence Of the 29th says, on the
capture OF Savannah, when our forces took
possession Of Fort jackson, the rebel ram
Savannah opened FIRE on the for. Tie
guns being spiked no respose could be made,
bat battery was soon brought TO bear on the
ram and peppered her briskly Being well
plated she WIS inyulnerable to such attack.
She afterwards threw few shells into the
city, but the next night she ended her career
by committing suicide.
1t Is reported that Hardee nas been
brought TO a STAND and Will be forced 10
surrender; this is doubtful.
1t is stated that six tons Of powder were
used 10 blow up the Dutch Gap Canal The
explosion Wits slight and not rs successful
r expected. The earth will have to be
dredged out. The rebels have 20 cannon
ready to bear IN the upper end of the canal
If It is ever finished, and the channel above
Is filed with torpedoes, which will have to
be removed before our gunbOets can ascend.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-13
Evcr.xn,s B.oxaoxr B,oxu-.

ESGLASp's BACKBONE BRoKEy.-.
Il NAV not generally be known that the - Fe-
nian Brotherhood have organized 'circle"
in Rutland, and that several iron-clad gun
boats of great power and superior speed are
at once 10 be constructed on Otter Creek-the
keel Of one Of which is TO be laid on Hibbard's
pond, near Nebraska" in a few days.
These invincible monsters are intended, when
completed, TO steam down Otter Greek, thro'
Lake Champlain, and on their passage down
the ST. Lawrence, TO lay in ashes the two
great cities of Montreal and Quebec They
are then 10 cross the Atlantic, and land the
Rutland FenIans on the western coast of
Ireland, where and when. in the name Of alt
.'copperheads. they will march TO the rea-
OF the ''Giant's Causeway," and make
splendid flank movement on Dundrum
Bay" tearing down the union-iack Of Old
England in tatters to the ground.
In all SERIOUSNESS. We would say to all
foreign-born Of all na;iOnalities, who intend
to make this land their home, and particu
larry 10 those vino have become naturalized,
stand by the flag Of the Union that you
have sworn TO support and defend. Let the
tatherlands IN Europe take care of themselves,
and do no act 10 bring about a foreign war NJ
a time when we are least able 10 meet IL. The
time NAV soon come when the crash Of for
eign foes may be heard at our doors, and
when native and naturalized. from north and
south. should stand shoulder 70 shoulder. as
a land Of national brothers, without the pre-
mature organization of a Fcnian Brotherhood
Courier.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-13

HORRIBLE DEATH or 4 DESERTER--A sin-
gular case of the death of a d,scrter Is re-
ported in the Baltimore papers. \ woman
reached that city. un Friday, from Fortress
Monroe, having m possession a large trunk.
which with herself was taken ta % boarding
house. She remained there uil next day.
keeping 70 her room al the time, and al
lowing No one 10 ste her face. The next
morning She went away leaving Hlr trunk
behind.
That night the trunk was opened ami the
body Of a man was found. Sunday evening
the woman went 70 the Police Station. and
gave the name OF Mary L. Linden She said
she was from Norfolk, Va. where she had
been living with the decea sed, who was not
her husband His name was Samuel Free
born. He enlisted in the 20th New York
Cavalry, and deserted. After being conceal
ed for time at her house, the plan was
formed Of taking him from the place in the
trunk. He went into the trunk at clock
on Thursday last, and she at once took pas
sage with it, for Baltimore.
She says that on his passage TO Baltimore
she felt exceedingly anxious, and twice she
went among the baggage, and spoke to him.
The last time II Was about y O'Clock at
night, when he told her to 20 away and not
bother him, as he was all right. as soon as
possible after reaching Baltimore the next
morning, she took tie trunk to boarding.
house, as arranged, aBa upon opening it
found the man dead. Whether his death was
caused by sufocation or BY rough handling
of the trunk is unknown
The woman is in custody 70 await the &C
lon oil the authorities.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-13
GFrOm the Springfield Republican,


A NV HoNE MANuFAcTUR AND A Coon ONE.
Heretofore, and now. the best cotton thread
in common use for sewing has been of foreign
Manufacture. That Of home production has
been coarse and weak and g'az, on Its sur
face, alike unpleasant to Csc. and perishable
in the using. Bot the new Hadley company
at Holyoke has brought to the manufacture
of this article large capital and unusual skill
and enterprise, and now offers 10 the public an
article of spool cotton unsurpassed in the
worlds production. Ii is six-corded' soft
finished most agreeable 10 sew with, and most
lasting in wear. Their new mill has been in
operation for some months, and has accumu-
lated a large stock and now the product If
for the first time offered to the public through
the selling-agents, the well-known house If
james VI. Beebe & Co. Of Boston and New
York. The article is. indeed, everything that
Is desirable in Its way; the manufacturers
are proud Of 1t as an American production,
aud will put no foreign labels on it: and so it
will be equally pleasure and duty iOr every
patriotic citizen-man or wOman-tU puT-
chase and use the iiadiey Company's Sc six
cord, sOft-6nish spool cotton All loyal lea
guers should periodically refuse TO have their
clothes made or mended with any other
The success of this important enterprise,
we should add, is largely due TO the persever
ing enterprise aud sagacity Of Mr.. Jones )
Davis, who, the longtime agent Of the
Lyman mills at Holyoke, Is also the general
agent of the Hadley company md has super
intended the entire organization and pciiec-
ton Of the work. The capital OF the company
Is $500, 900. and 1t If all alb, ,rbcd in mills,
machinery and stock, raw and manufactured
300 hands are employed and between 2000
and 5000 dozen spools Of the thread IRE pro
duce daily; while the preparations IN pro-
gress will speedily double This production.
So American manufacturer, take ncw and
valuable step forward, and we eat tear oar
clothes hereafter with "a perfect reckic-snc.s
OF tariffs, the price of cxchan-c. or foreign
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-13

UTICA, - Isl g. i-os.
DtAh SiH Permit me, very respectfully, 70 pre-
seat you with this Certificate As q token OF Your
Fonderfu ssill As physician. and Of your deport-
ment A. gentleman.
Fer more than seven year l have been afflicted
Nth sickness Of a nature peculiar O. females ex-
eept that vas bedridden for over two wears and
unable % move without assistance have had nine
dlnerent physicians in the last two years none OF
whom could help me. Indeed. 20 Use theirown words
they were completely Puzzl ID with my case and
mat All The medicine ia the world could not restore
me nor even help me" After much reflection |
consented % try your treatment; ! bad heard Won
- highly spoken Of ,! those whom you had cured
soon realized the truth for my SELF that your supe-
nor skill was beneficial, and tnat your treatment
helped me In les than two weeks IA four months
VA 80 much improved that even ny friends were
Astonlshed ] continue u improve and can now
cheeriully add tins, nv mite. with hundreds OF 9th
ers whose lives you have saved and rendered happy
May tod bless gu, Dr.. Oa>s. in your ennobline
and benehcient mission % suffering humanity Il
snail always De happy O. reply u sny who may re-
Ter 20 me IS 70 your capabilities and sNUl
AL, dear sir.
Yours, respectfully,
=, Mrs. 81. L. GREY
No :, Waiteseor0 Street. Utica. ny
For references see Circulars 10 De hsd sth hi. room,
Othce hours from A VI. until P NJ
sept. =. d.
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-. T.-Is6O.-X.

Persons Of sedentsry habits troubled with weak
ness lssstude pslPitation Of the heart lack Of sP
petite distress after eating, torpid liver, sonstips
ton &c deserve 70 suffer ifrhey will try them
They are recommended by the highest mediea
authorities, and warranted to prodnce
4is;, beneficial effect. They are exceedingly agree
able, perfectly pure. and harmless
NoTIcs-AnY person pretendinsto sell Plsntstio
Bitter- in bulk or by the gallon Is swindler and
inpostor. Il IL put up only in patent Log cabin
bottle. Beware % bottles reflled with imitAao
dsl-,sriau- stuff for which several persons are A.
ready in prison See that every bottle has oar
private United States stamp over the cork unmut
latec, and 81 nature on steel plate side label.
Sold by respectable derlers throughout this hsht-
shle globe.
y. n. DRAKE 4 CO..
sC2 Broadway, y.
February sth dsuly
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-13
DR.. RAND's SPECIFIC.

hE Oldest and most reliable medicine for %
Il cure Of Spermatorhoa Seminal ResS ness, Los
81 Power. &C. This medicine hss stood the test Of
over thirty years and has always proved q success
q pills, made UP entirely Of Substances thst have
sPecinc effect upon the generztve organs. BIOS
persons associate the idea Of operations upon &c
o. Sel- from taxing any kind ofpills- he SPE0it
81 Ut. Rand Il not intended q suara9ft-g -edi-
eiHe- Its medicinal virtues are expended entlley
upon the impaired regeneratiye organs Ihe P-4ls
are not unpleasant 20 the taste, and many perez
them which plan We would always recommend. s<
afordng the speediest wAV 70 get the effect Of -
remedy.
Price 81 per box, or six boxes FOR 8. Sold =
druggists everywhere
JN0. J. KRONER, Wholesale Agent.
100 Chestnut ST., PhilAdelPhs, Pa
Aug Is div
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-13

THE DEAD or lSG4.-The last wear wit
messed the departure Of May eminent men
in all the walks of life. Literature lost
Thackcray, Hawthorne, Lander. Morris.
Schoolcrait, Park Benjamin Mrs Kirkland
and Catherine Sinclair The church lost
Archbishop Whately, Archbishop Hughes.
Thomas starr King, the two Winslows. and
Or. Potts. Our army mOurns the loss of
Generals SedgwIek, Mcpherson, Wadsworth
Stevenson, Birney, Rice, TOtteu and Ransom;
while the rebels have lost still greater
number Of general officers, including the
notorious John Morgan. The navy lost
Admiral Storer, Com. W. d. Porter and
Capt. Craven. Among statesmen and public
men. We have been called 70 record the
deaths ofthe following Joshua R. Giidings,
Owen Llyei,y, Caleb B. Smith. Josiah
Quincy. 4 II. Rceder, y p Tallmadge,
CIV. Fairbanks. Judge fancy. Vim. L. Day
ton and Geo. NJ Dallas. Science loscs
SilIiman. Hitchcock and Strive. The follow
ing also are to he added 10 the obituary lit
John Lclcb. the artist Robson. the actor
M,ycrbee-, the composer and Spoke and
Gerard. the travellers.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-13

sEwrNe CoTToS.-The Hadley Co.'S thread,
lately introduced here, is pronounced by
those ladies who have used it, most excel
lent article, being in every respect all that
Its makers claim for it. We call the atten-
ton Of our fair readers TO the advertisement,
and also to the remarks of the Springfield
Republican upon the subject.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-13

Rrx IL ST.ALBExs--Ke have the authority of
the overseer Of the poor Of 81. Adams, for the
fact that there are over one hundred places in
ST. Adams village where intoxicating liquors are
sold in violation Of law. If this seems over
stated or strikes any one With susprise, who has
not investigated the question, his wonder can be
quickly lessened by learning the names snd
streets where from the warm brilliantly lighted
bar-rooms OF the tayerDs, down 10 the coolest,
darkest and flih.est hoyel, this liquid death Is
sold indiscriminstely to all having money
Zransc7i9..
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-13

An old man at Toulon, named Bailly. being
hOuselcss, was accustomed TO sleep in an ola
hulk moored in the commercial dock 90 SERVE
"a 81 depot or the use OF the merchant ships.
On gong on board three night back Doe slip
ped, ana was falling into the the hold when
has clothes were caught by a hook. which
held him suspended dJwnwards. lie rcmeia-
ed in this position for ten hours, and MS 20
length found 10y Waterman and removed -1
a hospetai. He was suffering from con-estiIa
OF the brain. but Is likely TO recover
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-13

Latest FROM THE INSANE RETREAr.-Why
IL Sherman the most gallant General in the
army He rushed across the continent 10
sqre Anna. tSayannah)
What did Gov. Brown DO when he heard
Of 1t? lie swore he'd destroy him with a
proclamation. and rushed off TO make ln1
(Nlscon.)
Where did JEFF. the next tune he took
snuff, say be would stop him? O-gee-otee
vs. nat was the next sound sherman heard3
ossabaw. (Lunatic secured. )-Harttord
Press
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-13

SOUTH WARSAW, u, July -, Isl
" One young man. VIII hsc been .ss
and not out Of The hou-- for tsO year Nth >cr1'.
and Erysipelss, AFTER paving the doctOr- s..
without benest, has been cured by ten bottle. .I
your Bitter.