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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-24
NV YORK. FEB. %.
NV IOkA- TO, II.
I'D Sl9S3
pFF CHARLESTON, Feb. lsth. !
= O'Clock v NJ


odd Sl9Si
pFF CHARLESTON, Feb. l.th,
= o'elccs % VI.
The old flag waves over Sumter, Mouluie.
and the city Of Charleston. can see Its
crimson stripes and fadeless stars waving in
the sunlight this glorious day. Thanks he
to God who giveth Us victory
The movement of Gen. Sherman into the
interior threatening BrRnchvilleand Augusta
with his main column. while Gen. Hatch
mo'ed along the cGast distracted the rebels
and the7 committed the fatal error OF at
tempting to hold the l;ne over cns hundred
miles long against his army, with q force
q eatly inferior. He moved not upon Branch
VILE or Augusta.
BY the Charleston Courier OF the llth |
learn that he tore up the railroad on the 9th
and crossed the south EdistO Oh the lSth,
NOTING north towards Columbia This move
meut severed D. H. Hill who was at Aueusta.
from Haraee At Branchyille. II also opened
'ha hack door Of Charleston
ten fiatch arO.e t5- .eUc.a IRON the
Ashepo EdistO On tine llth, and Yesterday
he was 10 attempt the crossing Of the Eiisto
az Jacksonborough.
Gen. Porter with force Of several thou
sand has been at Balls Bay since the 18th
while the troops on Morris Island had been
IN position 10 aid Hatch.
Their combined movements compellel a
sudden evacuation Of the city nv the rebel
troo,s
ne n.eiiig-nsa ras brought 70 Hilton I
Head last night. ana ten. ui.uors .el. et > /
O'Clock \. NJ. gen. Gilmore and Admiral /
Dshlgrcen have just gone up the harbJr.
An officer from the gunbI4t Wamsutta in /
forms me that the city wis evacuated Ia the I
might They examined the fort- this morn (
ins aud saw that the rebels had departed /
Boats were sent ont and the stars and stripes /
hoisted once more over Sumter M0uitric. and
the Notifications Of Suli7un'- Island
About lU clock this morning there Va.
a heavy explosion inside the harlor in tine
vicinity Of Fort Ripley. Great fires are
burning in Different places. cannot tell
vhethe' in shs r'J- cr "o-.
The hlOckadins tesseis winch uas- aat-hed
for months are riding a their anchors Their
work Is done their occupation gone.
To MORROW will be Sabbath of rest and
Joy 10 officers and sailors alike.
shall endeayor 70 give the reader, Of the
burma early information concerning this
great event. Signed,
CARLTON.
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s,,nrL rARkEe.. rsrArE.

STArEoF VERMONT. }THE Honorable rhs
District OF Ctitteuteu, SIS A Probate Court i'r
the District " Clttr1ier.
r. slI te-s1ns Interested in the estate oi silu-
Parker Ia-c q Jericho. 30 said District 1c,g.--ei
GREETING.
WuFrrte said Court has -ned the % -f i.+
f FeFrUarv ncvt or the settlement Of the admin 10
ration account Of e administrator .f Che estate
III -4if iecea sell. AMI Ordered that public l't' re-
thereof be given 90 a.i persons interested l -ila
..-sta f,- u1hlishirz this order three weeE- sue
.e.a-velv previous 90 the f1y ass. -ueI. ~ ne r-
Ta-tan free Pres7. aucwspaper printed in Burning
ton in said District.
% = prb.ts CONT mans In Burlington on The iGN
1ssT er-,. then and there O. contest the allowance
Uf sand ace, mt. 70 you see cause
6iven uu-er my hand. tli 81 day 'i F-'iaiI!'
~ T. p. WALES. Judge.
wsfwF
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GarrIed.

I'D Burlington, on Thursday eveniu. 9th inst, f,
Rev. q. h. Converse, Mr.. Eli y. Peck %: jericho.
Mss Jeanne r. Keeier Of Darlington
10 Yairfaz Friday, oct 3ist, l-5-, hy Rev. J. a..
1r1. John n. Loomis OF Broo,lyu, Long Island.
Helen N. Defining Of Milton.
a Rutland at the residence Of the brides istiler,
'1c llta inst. hy the Res.i r. S. Howard. Mr.
\ D. Adams. hand Master II Brig, 20 Niss
--r1-e A- l.mp1rI, y Rn.Ieni.
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The STARS q STRIPES on
OR I So INTER-.
Charleston dRd the EDrfs
EE'.f CE.FT TED.
THE CITY ON FIRE.
GREAT HOYEMENT or GRANT.
SHERMAN ~ LEE IMPENDING.
THE Rebels TRYING TO CoNCEN-
TRAIT AGEINST SrErs-A-.
ri. .E.VDERSO.rT.fEE.y
Wilmington probably cap
lured.
Forrest GIn,tng nj ifcks=
burg
III. .g.V'DERSOTT.fKE.y'
Forrest GID,tS,g nj tfcks=
hBr.
MISS. STEAMERS FIRED INTO.
GREArREJoICI>G AT BOSTON.


" ,sBiNGfoN. tcb. l1th
tH' hou-c makes but slow progress upon
Tire Tax hiii. 10 is hoped that 80 viii be
Finished to-day. s far thc committees
a"enirents ar" generally agrcei "a. The
proposition ,o ,i- 81 e-c,rs "a LONE. c9er
5000 ten per cent failed. the limit being
fixed 20 5000. The friends Of the arop,,si-
tiun o. tax sales are confident or carrying it
IN the house Tie latest news from North
and S4uth Carolina continues o. he uf the
most cheering kin Evidently great events
are close at nan The House met 40 II
O. clcci.. this morning. Mr.. Dawes submitted
a report admitting two members irrrn Ar
lcsnsrs
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-24

The Tri5uAss dispatch says Though 1t
If not positively known that Wilmington has
been evacuated, still it is believed that It
soon will be. and the rebel force sent to
Beauregard. with the endeayor to check
Sherman advance.
\ high official expresses the opinion that
Lee cannot remain IN Richmond 80 days
and must either raise the siege OF fall back
to Lynchburgh-the only line OF retreat now
open.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-24
NV YoRs. Feb -

Our morning papers are filed with par
,;.,lar. of IN, evacuation OF Charleston.
Southwestern advices confirm previous
reuorts that the greater portion Of the rebel
army of the Tennessee has been sent to South
Carolina to oppose Gen. Sherman.
Forrest is said TO be meditating an attack
upon yicksbnrg.
On the Mississippi River.
The Reralds Washington special dispatch
r,ys President Lincoln urged Senator Nor
gan to accept the Treasury; but he declined
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-24
BurIYoRE. Feb. %.

Fort Anderson was captured on Sunday by
Gen. Schofeld and Admiral Porter.
Most Of the garrison escaped towards VII
mington. though the fort and all the guns
were left in good condition.
The army was following on towards vii
mington. accompanied by two monitors. and
II was expected by the messenger, that W IL
nineton would he in our possession on Mon
day.
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\ l. CArLlN Mayor

a-ld aver has. H.. ~n -.
.ra --v -hat President Lincoln cI1scl
.--a. iease by insisting tha- what
D. t.i .,,u taken with regard o. slavery
MD . Disturbed. Unfortunately for
.r-. .t5- this Wa. all that stood il the
.ur-tis.irn, Judah ?. Benjamin the
SECRETARY # State. declared in bis
..a Richmond tIat ''.ur commission
-.nt o.. rnfer with ,ir enemy went with
.., .' Hanr ,aper .tAe7 mn one I70~7
.er r- p-eq7,H.. .iN1E7spFNrE
az -rte- 20, luestiu1 o. ,." '-r'"s 90
b el. ..aler- would Ha.e o0ncIu0-
r.... .ud unless the CoppDhead- are
.-r... Pc. .-.n-aic the independence of the
..-. t.-= ar, shedding croeodtie tears over
urrp. negotiations.
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aLRrRrLEE.s EsTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. JV'HE Houo-ariS Oh
D.s----. Ok Ch..tenien. SIS Il Prs.a- Cyar;r 'el
The !fs--.-. - Chi.tenden.
T3aiipers1r- Interested N the estate oi A-.rrt
GsErTl,s
Wr-sFAs said Court hath assigned .hc DC day
u Marcel next Tor the settlement 90 the -ai1i1i--
trsr..r account 20 the administrator 70 -l- e.
an. .f1ait dccea sei. and ordered shat pui..e
notice thereof Dee given o. al persons inter-
cstrf n said estate, hy publ shin- this order tTee
y,-s sr.-.s.vry previous o. the day as-.z ned, .u
~ Darlington Free Press a new paper printed .h
Burlington. .n said District.
TFsrErasv r.1 are hereby notified o. 1pr--r 20
-rs Probate Ca-r- rooms, n Burlington. on the DAY
s..-ie.l then anu re to -.ltest The allowance Ui
ssif account ir YOU see cluae.
G.vrn under M band. this $50 Cav 70 february
r z. WALES. Juis-.
wlw-
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ELECTION NOTICE =

al.tan,s Of the City OF Burlington
s,a .e-a3 voters n City Meetings are here
IN o aid ~ -nei to meet st tie city Hall,
...l city. n TuesiaT, the seventh day OF
.-... s. L. is 3, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, for
flowing purpose, VIZ
TO cboose a Moderator 90 govern said
-.r-
.r Ta .ote for County Commissioner
-. ....i ~ tbe civ Darlington. this 2.''
y Ssy
raslv. s ,. 1865.
= L. CATLlN Mayor
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REAL ESTATE FoRs.LF.

VI sl,scrl5er Offer Joy sale. ;I. Hons. and i.at
4 'sned, and late'y oeeupie1 M Newell Z. on.
- nSe 4gIes q good tTas- Land ly;n. IN the
% roA4 4eah NJ iron hiuooski ,r Pear street.
% me rosa leading &, Willistou. Al.o ,,,. mail
~ an Tene!uent, opposite tire lesiac-cs 81 ~
reference may he made 10 n. 2. Hici"s
Burlington, Feb. H. Is55. - "a.
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IN am official announcement tins morning
signed by the President. he explains the as
signment ol quotas. and asserts that tine draft
viii take place IT once for 300 900 men.
Par0led prisoners are arriving here that
Annapolis.
Military critics say 1t IL quite urctao.circr'
Richmond Is being evacuated.
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OIL LANDS.
Petroleum Land Company.
80 BROADWAY, NV YoRk.

IT Bro DWAY, NV YORK.
LAVE valuable oil territory for sale 70 cunpa-
- n individuals at lowest rates. This Com
- employs experienced men at tie oil regions
.' urnsh them daily with most valuable Interests.
F.n'erprisius parties, who can command capital.
s'N, a rare Opportunity 70 make their fortune iu
e. pmcnt q these Euuceriu land,
-uo.e' Of property nj ly mali 90 application.
NELSON CROSS.
EEi. = LINCOLN
CLINTON MARKELL
- -i div
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WANTED.

NLD and New Agents, Soldiers, Ladies, any hory,
" % sell a complete History Of Life and DEAN
~ Rebel Prisons. By A Prisoner. The whole story
i told ANY one can sell - every body viii by
send a. - and We will send sample copy with con
ditions pos. paid or Circular free. 500 pages Illus
wI,s7 L. STEBBINS. Hartford, c.
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Gold sold to-day Al 1875
ST. ALBAxs, Feb. 20.
The following Is just received
WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.
To Governor Smith
last night this Department
received the gratifying Intelligence of the
occupation 81 Columbia. :. c., by Gen.
Sherman. and the probable evacuation OF
Charleston by the enemy.
Hasten on recruiting TO iill az thr army,
and she rebellion must receive the final blow
IN tho spring campaign.
EDWIN VI. STANTON,
See 81 War.
IL Il hoped that with the present Successes OF
our armies. and tie prospect OF speedily clos
ing ,hc wal. every eff IT will he made to
hasten forward recruits Let each one make
vigorous efforts to eli the quota assigned.
Vermont has not yet failed u DO her duty
promptly and well. Let her .ot iaii now
~ Nc approach tie final triumph
J. q. SMITH,
Goreruor Of Vt.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-24

'ne closing ,. Che port of WILMINGTON has
been Ha1 ,i'r- 10 r-s,u. IN 5 st-gna-
tom there now. According 10 the Hrad's
c.rre-I andent. there are at that port over 30
steamers and 100 sail. recently engaged in
c1utra'uud trade. The wa7ch0usc- G-c filed
with goods
The pirate Tallahassee. now called the
Chameleon was there on ths TT of rho
month, ami tine attention ot tHe s,,rrnment
vas called 20 the fact ny our Consul
Our sunbost Honduras arrived ON the 2lst
a.t asked permission ~ anrhor ir th" her,
i.r. 1u. Has r.fg~aa
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-24

BOSTON, Ft-I. =
The stores are generally closed. and there
l. an almost universal suspension Of business
The good news from South Carolina has filed
our c;tisers with latriltic enthusiasm, and
helps O. enhance ths enjoyment VI ;lo day
Al .an-rise the bells of The city were rung
and salute vas fired bv. Capt. French Of
tie artillery Flags are Lying in prolusion
from public and private building and on
many IF the vessels in the harhOr. On every
side there are more indications than ever
before o.! IA" inclination of our citizens to
make a holiday OF the 22i Of February.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-24
FOR SALE.

I'fS subscribers offer for sale On reasonable terms
the property belonging @ the estate Of the late
q. Mcneil of Charlotte. consisting % his well known
Farm. Hotel stand End Ferry. Farm contains about
az 81 land ia state Of good cultivation with
dwelling house and other buildings thereon, all In
good repair. Further comments are deemed unnec-
essary, as the property il well known throughout
New ENGLAND Apply 90 OF address.
:. B. OF II. Mcneil, Executors.
fol- Charlotte. It, sch. 2th daHlm
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-24
FARM FOR SALE.

y the SousL westerly part Of Hinesbursh. contain
/ ing shout 10 acres. with Houses and good
Dol. 90 feet Barns, horse barn al n good r. pair.
wishing 20 purchase will de- Vell o. call soon
'r.1 look II over. Half Of the purchase money can
.-siu 3D. mortgage If desired
OSCAR c. BURRlTT.
Il.He~ngrgh, Jan. 9th, ISIS. w31v3.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-24

The Richmond EIamnsr Of the 18th INST
says The little army under Beaurcgard is
vet safe. and may lead Sherman 20 such
dance a. Green did CORVALLIS over the same
rivers and -wamTs ?, the Federal army
cannot reach the Oan-ile road then it nay
have IS well STAYED at Atlanta There j.
reason e bel'e9c that Eeaurerari : acting
v.-h -e- IN. and chat SHERMAN is near the
end OF hl- trIumphs
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-24

The nor'a's telegram fe-c..ea nc.- .y
private parties from Washington state that
Le, has sent 10000 men 10 Baure.arl
that t'cn. Grant Is aware of it and The army
the Potomac I- in motion ais, that G,u.
Sheridan is advancing with heavy force pu
rtr'i neville cr lyneahurgh
The H.radv Washington despatch says
there arc aeein strong indications that Lee
Is preparing ~ e'acua'c Richmond and All
back 20 Lynehnurgl Tor a inal e-aIi
u Is positively stated thgt the valuable
machinerv and m.ii'ai stores have already
been removed and IRIS Anticipated .hat NTH
in fifteen day the capital will beabandoncd
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-24
NOTICE 4,

rf,HIS IS o. certify that have this Jay given nay
son Hiram Thompson, bis time during the re-
mainde- OF his minority. ! shall therefore claim
none Of his wages nor pay any debts o. his con
SAMUEL THOMPSON.
starksboro. u, Feb. 18th, Is6i wa5N5
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-24
CAIRO. H.. Feb l..

Steamer Darling. from Memphis. passed
here for Cincinnati. with 200 bales OF cotton.
Boats are again being fired on between here
and Memphis.
Gen. Roberts has abolished the substitute
brokerage in West Tennessee.
The City Council of Caro- has passed an
ordinance requiring substitute brokers TO pay
license of $1,000 for months.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-24

The Worlds Washington dispatch says
Senator Morgan still declines the Office OF
Secretary of the Treasury, and the choice
now stands between New England ami the
West.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-24
New YoRk. Feb Is.

The World says lniormatio has been
received that Gen. Schoteld landed at Ma
sonh0ro, y. c., thus avoiding the necessity
Of marching up the peninsula in front Of
Wilmington. If this Is 50. Wilmington Is
by this time closely besieged If not IN our
hands.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-24

wealthy citizen Of Rochester. y. y. rro
--. furnish a lot ami SlUo 900 ia mon
e .spitaj of New York as removed
la~t.e-
~i o.. 5uleryIzo-- ,; E,t York
r- 'a give IT, new cur, house IN the
s.- state eap.tai, il tar state viii
.f, scot 80 government down tler".
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-24

.e board of officers to investigate and re-
~ alau THE cause If the explosion of thc
-z.u- iu Fort Fisher have made their
.tta General Terry, thar rha explosion
p, Pre- rr-llto careiessness 900 thc part of
-- a- % them unknown.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-24
NOTICE.

IliS is 70 certify, that have given my s0n Nelson
p. Hall, his time, the remainder u his minor
70 and shsll not claim any Of his earnings nor nay
as uf hrs debts after this date
witness, r. HARRIs. EDWIN Il AL.
Bolton, W.. Feb. @. ISIS. w3Ws
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NOTICE.

rpUl- may certify that have giveu my son Frank
= Lee his time the remainder % his " nor 3.
shaIl not claim anv % bis wages nor pay any OF
his debts after this date. ..-
Williston. Jan. ~. sos v.f~
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ESTATE

STATE OF VERMONT, ITO ail persons concern
Di.trf.t OF Chttenien. S. eli iu the Estate ui Hen
- Gtr-.ug-oa la,s 81 shelluru in said District,
leratHel
uEEETI.u.
At Probate ls-t. uuiirl 10 Darlington " .iiIin
and rr the pi-trle. % 'ht-euter % The ilih Jay
ofFetruary A. D. I-t5 - INSTRUMENT, Purp'iji
- Dee the last viii and Testament. ~ henrJ "i5-
-fpt,r st- Of Sbehurn IN said District. +Ccssset,
va presented 90 the Court AFORESAID. irr
Pr1hat. Do Che executor therein named.
And 10 I- ordered by said Court that Pie
m fav of March A. ID. 1855 at The Probate Court
RaGr1s iu said Burlington, De assigned flr proving
--id Instrument and lhat notice thereof De given
81 = 5-r.,us concerned By Publishing th.- ou.e-
three weess -ucces,veiy il The Darlington Free
Press D newspaF~r printed no 'ai1 harrington,
gre-i.1 90 the time appointed
TrsevF sEE. va are hereby notified G. appear
before aid court a. the time aud place aforesaid.
and q utes, the p--h1t %, said will, = ; "a have
cause. d..
Given under my hand O.. Darlington 30 'ald Dis
tric;. this Iith Lsy u February Z. . .---
w1Iw1n
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WAsuIyGroS. Feb %

10 MAJ CeN- DiJ
The evacuation Of Charleston
% the Tcbe!S Is ahhoGgceJ in tho following
telegram lust received.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-24

A rebel force Of 100 attacked > men Of
the 3lst Mass. Regiment near Plaquemine on
the 9th inst. Capt Rice aud hIs men stood
the rebel charges and beat them of, the rcb-
els leaving some dead and wounded in our
hands. Our loss was one killed two wounded.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-24

V,HE next term will commence on Wednesday the
| hrst DAY Of March. with enlarged secommods-
tons and full Board OF experienced Teachers Pu-
pills intending 70 enter. are requested 20 report
themselves on the FIRST day Of the Term
Fob. 18th dsr8r
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-24

ANACT relating % closing the Affairs and re-
y deeming and paying the bills Or note Of the
Franklin County Sank.
HisAs-sby ,narfsd by n, G,a,rsl AsisIstiy # ne
STATE Of Jsrm0Hfs
Sec 1. The act entitled &c an &C incorporating
the Franklin County Bank" approved November
~, 1919 is hereby amended As 10 limit the time
during which said hank shall continue and have
succession % the hrst day u June. 1855 instead q
the first day Of January, 1851, As limited IN said
act.
Sec ,. Said bank shall as soon as may be and
within twenty days from the passage Of this act,
cause notice Of the same and Of the purpose Of
aid hank 10 terminate is existence on sid first
day % June 1866 q Re published for the period Of
six months or until said first day Of Juue. in each
newspaper printed in this State, and in the Boston
Journal, newspaper printed in the city of Boston,
Ia the State Of Massachusetts,, and in the New YORK
Times, a newspaper printed in the city Of New
York Said notice shall also state that all bills
notes Of aid bank not presented Tor payment be-
fore said first day Of June, l-65, will not he re-
deemed and paid BY said bank. And amer the pub
LEGATION OF said notice herein directed said bank
shall not be liable and shall not he held liable IN
any court 0f law equity in this State, q redeem
pay any Of its bills OF notes not presented for
demptiOn or payment before the time fixed in this
act and any bonds, which may have been given BY
the directors Of said hank for the redemption Of IL
hills shall not he held % be Of binding force and
obligation upon the persons executing the same, %
re6eem or pay any bills notes ofsaid hank not pre-
.ented for redemption or payment before the time
6Ied in this act
Sec 3. This set shall tai eject from is passage
Approved Nov 22d, ls6-.
NOTICE is hereby given that it is the purpose Of
y the Franklin County Bank 70 terminate its e1 .
stence on the Let day Of June 1856 in pursuance Of
the provisions OF the foregoing act. and all bills
notes Of said Bank not presented 10 said Bank for
payment before the first day OF June, A. D. 1865,
will not he redeemed or paid BY said Bank
By order % the Directors.
d&Wsrnos
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salt Rheum Ointment
KENNEDY'S
SAT- RheUns Ointment

The Roughest skin is made smooth
Chapped hands are instantly healed.
Cracked and Dried Lips are healed and soitened-
To keep the hands and face comfortable during
the cold weather, put little Of the Ointment on
when going % bed.
Put up in two sized bottles. The smaller % cents,
the larger ~ cents, per bottle.
Sold in this town 6y A. c. SPEAR, Nv. Rory 3 Co.
WAlFl
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-24

s refugee from Western Texas gives the
following On regard 90 Price ard 'iacru-
der's rmie- Which IS deemed reliable.
ai-~ ron feTas. large numbers OF dcserters
aic constantly arriving at she Rio Grande
and escaping north. Prices headquarters
are az BJnham, Texas, four miles South Of
the Red River. NIagrudcr i~at Camden,
Ark. with part off his command hut the
main body chiefly cavalry is On stealing
expedition ia Texas.
Magrudcr haS 10000 men. two-thiri- OF
whom are effective. Kirby Smiths head
quarters are still az Shreveport and his IN
tire strength Is estimated at e., poN only
about 90 0Hn u. --hom are Available.
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Bo.rox. Fcb. Is.

The President has issued a proclamation
ordering an extra session of the l. ). Senate
on tine 4th .l March next.
NEW YoRs. Feb Is
TIC Haad's correspondent at Fort Fisher
write, 4 courier from Sherman arrived at
Smifhviilc on thc l2th announcing tine cap
ture 0l Branclvillc after three DAYS severe
fighting. The corresnoHt came across the
county. Wilmington naVers Ct the 9th
confirm She statement.
Richmond paper, say that on TUESDAY
Yankee column was within iew mile, oi
Augusta. ana on Wednesday Sherman's adj
vance reached thc south bank of the ConGa-
IRE within few miles OF Columbia. the
rebels having fallen back TO the north bank.
4 Rattle was considered imminent.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-24

4 party OF Sheridan cavalry, (the l4,h
PENN while scouting recently We're drawn
into an ambUscade 10y Mosety's men, and
roughly handled. : number were killed
and wounded snj 90 capIured
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-24
MOVING.

III an p No 'aPg.ied .ag Gafii..s s...p. ~ ,-
ea1t 4: ioheer buildings with Power an dsin,, An
O-A "a my line ss before the Explosion
bs-iis--o, L. ?. J. P. FLANDERS
80 ~ "a 49, u.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-24

W. have EMPLOYED two OF the best Niilers i7 o.
country Who will eudeavor 70 do the work % pleas
our customers, aud We hope 70 merit the patronas
Of the public
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-24

NEW YoRk, Feb. IS.
Gold sold to-day at 205
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NOTICE.
FLOUR AND FEED.

WE have rented o. the BURLINGTON Moolen Co,
w the Nil known A. the CUSTOM MILL lste!y
ourad by n W Cztlln, and will continue the oLsl-
all zfudE az t-rafn tor