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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-12

LETTER FROM GENERAL SBRnMAE.-In
1860 General w. T. Sherman--he was not
General then--was principal Of the Mill
tary Academy at Alexandria, Louisiana.
In January of 1861, being still m charge
of the institution, he addressed the follow
ing letter to Governor Thomas 0. Moore.
nj that time the Chief Executive OF the
State It explains itself: tf
LOUISIANA MILITARY ACADEMY,
ALEXANDRIA, January 18th, 1865.
Governor Thomas o. Moore:
SIR-As occupy quasi military posi-
ton under the laws Of this State | deem
it proper to acquaint you that accepted
such position when Louisiana was state
in the Union, and when the motto OF TINS
seminary was inscribed in marble over the
main door, "By the iberality OF the Gen
eral Government. The Union, este per
petua." ..a.s, -,
Recent events forshadow great change
and il becomes all men to choose, IL
Louisiana withdraws from the Federal
Union, prefer to maintain my allegiance
to the old Constitution as long as q rag
ment Of it survives, and my longer stay
there would be wrong in every sense OF
he word.
In that event, beg you will send Or ap-
point some authorized agent 70 take charge
Of the arms and munitions Of war belong
ing to the State or advise me what dlspc-
sition should be made Of them.
And furthermore, as President OF the
Board Of Supervisors, / beg you to take
immediate steps to relieve me as superin-
tendent the moment the State determines
to secede, for on no earthly account Will L
do any act or think any thought hostile 70
or in defiance of the old Government Oh
the United States.
with respect, your friend and servant,
w. IT, SHERMAN.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-12
ey-The Memphis Be,zstis, always here

~The Memphis B0tleti,s, always here
toforc considered the stanchest Union pa
por OF that city, contains . bitter denuncla-
tion Of Governor Brownlow, for his letter
concerning the Jews. The Buttstsf1 CHAR
acterizes It's style as coarse and vulgar
vituperation, narrow minded iiiinerai, un-
Just, and nncalled for, containing mis-
and insiduous attack upon liberty OF con-
science, and showing worldly, ungodly
ambition couspiring against the best in
: tareata of the State. entered into 70 advance
his own schemes Of political anbitioa and
power.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-12
AT BEAL'S.
.Jusr ARRIVED

j usT arrived
s0AP--4O boxes Cincinnati German.
LARD-l5 kegs Leaf.
CoFFEE--5 bags Rio and Hsyans.
FIOUR--40 barrels Superfne. -
BACoN-Hams, Shoulders and Sides.
pORR-15 barrels full Mess.
C0RN--100 bags White.
HAY-25 bales Western.
TEA chest Imperial.
Which will be sold by the package or at retail, st
reasonable prices for the times.
july25 JOSHUA BEAL.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-12

3 sssy- If we cou Id become acquainted
with the secret history of our enemies, We
should find, in sach mans Life, sorrow and
suffering enough 10 diaarn hostility.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-07

On Sunday afternoon. Slocum struck the
Aeuse river about six miles west o.. COx's bridge.
Before him, from forty 70 nifty thousand strong.
lay Johnston. with tanks protected. on the one
SHE By the Neuse, on the other br q tributary
Of that river. Before his fiticued and hungry
men could be fairly got into position, Johnston,
Messing his whole force with vig0r and raui!ity.
launched IT on the head Of Slocum' column.
OF this opening onslau. ht the 10Th corps bore
the brunt. supported, As soon rs they could De
brought up, by two divisions Of The 9Th Again
and again Johnston returned 20 the attack,
charging cur lines repeatedly, and 'being met
with alterations Of repulse and c0uuter-char-
ges. Meantime Slocum had sent 10 General
Sherman for reiniorcements, and the 18th CORPS
and par; Of the 18th were dispatched 70 his
relief
On Monday, when the battle was renewed.
the hostile forces we're more fairly matched -
The 10th and l4th were partially relieved. and
the 18th (Gen. F. P. Blair's corps went in -
With bare feet and many a psrty-colorel rag
huttering IN the breeze, they rushed through
brier fields and thickets, flung themselves upon
the long line OF sandy barriers IN their front
and sent the rebels hurrying pell mell 20 defen-
ses further in the rear.
Thus plunged Mowers division over three
lines Of works; but they could not be supported
aud had eventually to retire. leaving near 200
killed and wounded on the open 6.li over which
they had gone forward.
Other lines nearer the centre were charged by
the 10th corps and held.
Toward evening Hazen's division OF the 9th
corps had been ordered to Oh up the gap between
the right and left wings OF the army, suG Gen
Sherman's line was complete.
Johnston retreated that night, and Sherman
pressing on, occupied Smithdeld next day, hav-
ing joined fosces with Schofeli from Newborn.
and Terry from Wilmington.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-07
New Publications.

Harper's Magazine for April has the fol-
lowing contents A Dogs Day Ended;
Where the Wateree Was; Love at Sea;
The Petroleum Region Of America Military
Adventures beyond the Mississippi; Miss
Milligan's Sermon; Thieves Jargon Pleas
ant Valley and Deacon Marvin; Wall
Street in War Time Mr.. Furbush; Arma
dale Soft Shneth the Moon: Recollections
Of Sherman; Hearts and Trees Our Mutu-
al Friend 4 Sermon to Servants; Record
&c.
Tie Sermon to Servants, preached bv a
Slaveholding clergyman Of Tennessee to his
save, is a capital xlibit of the sort Of doc
trine which that class Of men have deemed
most important for their human chattels to
be indoc,rinated with. For sale by Fuller.
BLAckwooD's MAGAZINE. Leonard Scott *
co. : Reprint, New York.
The March number contains 4 continue
tion of the biography Of Gladstone Miss
Nsrioritanks.' Etoniana, a review Of
Bulwer's Poems. the commencement Of Pie
cadilly-an episode Of cOntemporaneous oi-
or-aphy," and other articles.
The EcrEo1lc MASAzISE. New York Bid
well d Co.
The April number contains among the
more noticeable articles, continuation OF
"Wordswo.th. Tennyson and Browning ; a
criticism on Hamlet, French Greenbaeks. -
and Polite. in the Sandwich Islands. \ por-
trait Of Goodwin Smith faces the title, and a
sketch Of hIs lille accompanies it.
TIE ATLANTIC MONTHLY for April Is re-
eeived. This valuable monthly, Published
bv rieknor a. Fields of Boston. Is alway'
welcome and interesting. The contents o
tins number are a. follows
Adventures Of d Lone Woman The Span
iard's Grave at the ! le OF Shoals; Ont
The Pettibon, Lineage Up the II Mary's
Robin Bldlellow lee and E=quimaux. "
d ,ctor Johns. Iu --. Lr-. Citizen Mead
nm. and Garden. IL. Mennonite % Authors
T. eodore Hook and His Friends; Tn,
Chimney Corner. ~ Mr. Hosea BislOw Z,
the Editor of the Atlantic III Massa put
guns into our hans
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-07

SHERNAS's NARcH FR0H F,TErrEvurE -
After leaving Fayetteville. the line Of march was
taken up along three roads running some I.,-
lance apart, but nearly parallel. The Ten cai-
uinu, composed OF the 10Th and l4th Corps, uu-
der the command Of Gen. Slo,um, went up The
road which leads 20 Ayerys50ro. The right
wing-l5th and 18th Cerps-unier c0mmt and q
Gen. HoSari, proceeded along the Beui0uyii.e
rad feS miles 70 the eastward
Refugees and stragglers took the Clinton rlsi
skill further east. TO 20 toward. Wilmington.
On the TANKS q Slocum's column role Kill
patrick's cavalry, skrmishing with the rebel
h0rsemen. The movements Of the left win. ape
pear 10 have been watched hy some portion of
Jobnst0u's army. Two or three days out from
Fayetteville-that i, on the l5th-Sl1cum came
upon Harlee, carefully entrenchei 90 well SEE
ltctcl ground between The Cape Fear and Black
rivers, hi front protected by small stream cli,ei
silver creek. From this position II WIS neeiui
% iislolge him, and Jacksln's and WARTS De
vision q the 2Oth corps charged with tre.r ar-
customed impetuostY and va.0r, driving me
rebels 0It Of their works and taking three o-
four guns. The ~ Massachusetts, regiment par
iiculIsly distinguished ITSELF the guns being
their special trophies. After sharply contested
fight Of several hours the rebels Withdrew with
some precipitation, leaving their dead ur.u tac
field The loss-about 600 altogether au either
siie-Wds pretty evenly balanced. Ma BETH.
heavy artillery WIS severely cut up. Captain
Macbeth himself, son of the mayor Of Ch,rIs--
ton, was wounded, IL was thought, MORALLY.
AMI several OF his pieces fell into our hands
Brig Gen. Alfrel Bhett. son nj tnst notorious
Original sinner aul sec s.ior.,'" Biruvel
Rhett, Of South Carolina. VAS captured
Sl0cum crossed the Black riyer-Gs1 Sn.r-
man In person still accompanying h.u-ua.u
The Eth. On the 18th, they were over }liu-1
creek. On the 18th, they came uu1a the 18th
corps oi Howarl's column, winch. W.rt1l, meet
ing any opposition. hai been -aiuI'g bearing
toward them, AMI here Sherman changed h.,
headquarters from the left 70 %. sht winc of
bis army.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-07
RUTLAND AND BsRLuNGroN R r.
COlnmencin. Nov. 18th 1854. trains will run ss 70
lows:

Commencing Nov. 18th 1854. trains will run As 70
LHAys sURLIsurr-
s.}OA- NJ. NAIL TRAN - toc.ol, Lowell, Wor-
-tcs.er. EtcSh-rgA, Bra,tlebOro, Springfield, Hart
OK, Men Haven, Troy, Albany and New York.
TsI1ye IN Troy 3.l2 NJ; New York SD P. Nj
Boston 80 Pm.
Though 10 BOSTON, EItAoSf Chang, Of carr
Leo A. VI. Accommodation Tram.
81 P. NJ. EXPRESS TRAIN for Troy, Albany, New
J. YORK and the West arrive at Troy 500 ~.
New York A. ", by Hudson River Railroad
Sleeping Cars or Hudson River Steamers.
IATo.ga % Troy citteHf ctsng, Of Cars
80 ~, NIGHT EMPRESS, with Sleeping Cars, for
New York and Boston. Arrive in Troy at 500 A
Vi New York IOA.K Boston Az.
7Areugh TO Troy and Boston without change
Of Cars.
From rae SouiA ssd Es.t Trans srr7-i Z: btr.-g
fan foih-r-s. -.
7.45P ~, NAIL TRAIN fron Eesto,, Lo-ol, Wor-
delt, Hartford, New Haven, Troy
sw yc-t. Leaves Boston T.so A: ~
x with Sleeping Car attached
~ > -, NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN, with Sleeping
Cars, from New York and Boston. Leaves New
York st Pm, Boston $50 JPN.
1000 A. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN from But
land.
$50 P. n, NEW YORK EXPRESS. Leaves Ne-
York at 900 Pm. Through from Troy vi,sou-
change u cars.
TICKETS sold for Saratoga, Troy, AI5szy, New
York, Schenectady aud sli rri1cfpal points on the
New YORK Central ard Wcssg-l Railroads, and IN
J. W. CARPENTER,
No. !, American Hotel Block
B5cs1.e checked through.
% Fare always a. low a. BY any other line.
GEO. A. MERRILL. Sup't
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-07

A good thing IS attributed 10 Hugh Nc
Cullough, the new Secretary OF the Treasury.
4 frightened Spectator was asking him 70
arrest the downward tendency Of gold
"Weli my good FRIEND was the Secretary's
reply, eff you can get Grant, Sherman and
Sheridan TO let the rebels whip them, you
will be gratifed but am afraid they WON'T
oblige YOU. -
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-07
Opinion.
ATTORNEY GENEAL's OFFICE, }
March ID. 1860.

~ Eg,r,- Il C+rrfrr
Sr~-.frry Of JFrr.
Trrr, -be 13;b section Of The Act entitled IAN
Ar 10 amend ffe several Acts heretofore passed
TO provide for The enrolling and calling out Of
the national forces, winch provides l- fol-
lows
..rrr4. rs--.f,s- .-. ...-r. mustered into fine
,-i1i,s-, ar naval s-... whether 4. volunteers.
substitutes. representatives. or otherwise, shall
be credited t9 .la State, aud t1 -.aV ward. town
ship, precinct. or other enrolment --.-i'str-.'-
where such persons belong uy actual residence
Oi s--l persons nave 81 -.- N'A
'h '-a 'A.',- '''.'s'i WHY '-- l.'7''9
were or small %. ehi- l.1i' %. -.''.e 'o 'E'.I-
nen't' ma u : -eI-'! -'- '-7 l-'s % ,'5
ffo'u7- 'lAis-'.-. o1..-' 10 '' -- Gag '-' aug
Si.~-f,ls RI ~ F-r.'r,,ar- ..,.I ,I,-.feri,,
Of,,.-s M. .b-r n. -...a..,-,. for -ba f,iri.,ii
e.f.r..s,,ar.t y, r5. r-,,.s-.,- u ,a.. seton. 10
The end Than fur ari -ls- credit st.Il be- siven
m .gsr, .4,ffru IT f-e country.
..pr,rifsy That In any call fa- frs.f- be-e-
sr,c- ~. commit, town -.w-slif ,r4-I r-.-ir--
~ ,r,..;,r 55.+--.f .b.u b,vs .r.-,, 800. t;r
mo-, s.,r.r, FURNISHED On sad fsff o- The r-e-
o,dirr cali. hv sqil county. town. township.
ward, precinct, or election district. mustered iu-
20 the military " naval service 600 -he quota
thereof
You. IN your letter Of the 18th oi March, ask
ny oPnon Oh 'h- i----"-n= points
mai residence - .s arrr.y.l III the above sec
non and the pre7cr mode. accor.liu.. 10 law. Of
determining the actual residence OF men Offering
- recruits.
S,-78g Wber- fb.. ...rf,,,l r.-1Is r.e'' Of the
recr,lrt is in one sub-d..tr.t and he /, enrolled
in different s1h-i.fr.c- where shall the credit
be given
Third. IN case the recruit has t8 l.-il lomi-
I'll or artuel r-.ij.pr- IN any enrolment sinh
DISTRICT shall he be- credited "a fbs sinh .-rie;
,r d,s,vcr ,ybere L. l.. s,~,lls5 ,r .h,Ilb el al
loved 10 salec, b-s locality
.....- H.
me uis' oi 'ne [oo'e t-'s.l'u7 -i-. oe
IF ~, worI. ....-r.I ras-5srla, and secondly
ss 70 the rrorar mode az -s,srrsirip., the a.
tnsI r.s;drrca ..
II ! 'eig u'lN1li' I'D s''e d ''s' ~ "A'-n Tue
question ol aI'u 81 'es'ieu1e may O' ne'.l ---'ueA
III eaeh particular -ase- u Il" general tules
may oe gwen however o. when ''sl MAJOR
lty OF 'he cases can '= FeA1i's le'eilA'hel-
/. Every person must be presumed 10 have aD
actual residence somewhere
y man can bsy. INT ar. actual residence
nj oie and tb, .a.,s time
% -. ,,.... ....,-..i ,.......... until
-
g. Inc pace 10 o. nan origin ~ 'h'' % nis
actual residence aa''i Doe acquires another
3 Min.r have their actual residence with
their parents, guardians, ore # 4rursut ICES. with
their masters
3 ,5,,I,s ,....i. OIL, .t... ,I....,. s---r1-
inc rns-,s 5,..ii,- s. 90. -,
:, a. - l.,s.,...- -...,......, IL
dwells at the place he hsh5taailv sleeps no passes
rs nights
T., .-.-.. ..-,.-..--. %. ..------
,,Ist,,r i..,-s-- r.i.s 5-;- T,.r -...- -,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-07
FOR SALE.

'I'HE FARM AND RESIDENCE Of the late
Il Judge FCOTE- The place Is itusted at the
head vi Pearl street. in the city OF Burlington and
consists Of about sixty acres OF land mostly under
cultivation. with a twO-story dwelling house two
barns carriage house, ice house &e
The location j. a very desirable one for a man e.
wealth. being ole Of the finest IN a city where the
views both OF land aud water scenery, are reck-
Oned superior % those OF any other town in New
En- gland, not To say in the United States.
the situation i also admirable one for Large
hotel. which Is very much needed in the upper part
OF the CITY, and would he well patronzed BY the
constantly increasing number Of summer residents
TIE place l.. moreover, capahle II division into
a larZs number Of eligible building lots
Also Tor sale, tine building lot, Of about two
acres on Goch Street Terms made known BY the
subscriber. Main street, twu doors west Of the Med
ic4l College.
LEONARD MARSH. NJ b.
Mar. IS. d&Stf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-07
LIFE. FIRE 4 naRISE I,sr

LIFE FIRE 1 'r.RISE Issus
= . :, , 1,na Insurance COMPANY
OF HARTFORD, cOnn.-Capi,al
'a,s
,.,.-. Home Insurance Company.
OF NEW YORK.-capitai..
Phen1 Insurance Comp.,,
OF HARTFORD. Conn-C.pi..l
consectIca, Pie ihSusancec.
rsPTFoRIt rarr --"sei,al Pan
'orih western Insurance Conn
Or vSwEGO, n. 7 -Capiral paa'
''''''-.l.s
Western Massachusetts Insur,
OF PTTTSFIELD. Mass.-Capi;sl. w.
Int national Fire Insurance g..
OFNEw YORK.-Capital.......... ''''
Worth American Fire. Ins,rs,..
OF NEW YORK.-Cspital...
Lorillard Fire Insurance Com
OF NEW YORK. Capital -. e.
New York Life Insurance Com.
7 OF NEW YORK.-Cash Asses.
Charter Oak Life Insurance CO.
| OF HARTFORD. ConE.-CashA sssts
Travellers Insurance Compar,
OF HARTFORD, Conn.-Caeh Cr1.ts.
Fire and Inland Insurance tase- ,-.
named hrst Class companies 70 the al1---
Z 90 in one risk.
Dwelling houses and their content, So ...-
perty generally will be insured Tor .-.
Of years, allowing the insured O. receive.
I ly three fourths the profits al ra-es ST. /
make u an object o. all having such .-
insure, 10 try these Companies.
Premium notes are not Required arI lie -
incurs DO liability o. Assessments: the LOS
assets Of these Companies furnish perfee. =
" for all losses
On frsf class dwelling houses and eout.--.-
for i've years will he given for one Der c-1-.-.-
the whole term. and the insured A. o.
m Of three uurrh- the profits snrul-s
THE TRAVELLERS INSURANCE Go --
against accidents o. al kinds
FIVE DOLLARS ANNUAL PBEH~r
vii insure s5,u.' against Accidental ...
while travelling by any pablo convey
TET DOLLARS PRESnCv
cures policy for 500, AMI alec ..--
. compensation for personal injury iuc48a.... 40
assured from his ordinary bushes
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS PEunrv
secures = rll policy for s1u10 and e. ..-
I compensation for all and every t..c-5, "a ~. .
7 eut, travelling or otherwise.
Policies for $50 with s. per -ass ,7-..-...
can be had for g. per annum, .- 81, t.t.-
between $40 and s5,00b a. pr0po--Il1s-e a..
Special and hazardous ri-ksfasea a. -r-,ia
l hazardous rates.
Apply in person or BY mail o.
Feb. 10 dawlv s. WIRES A..-.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-07
TRAINS GOING soErH AND VEST.

TRAINS GOING SOKTH AND VEST.
Leave Burlington At 4.l5 4. NJ, 1910 P ~. 40
P. ", and 30 r. NJ.
Day Express leaves Burlington =; % p. IL, for
Montreal
Mail Train leaves Boston at 7.30 A. VI. via Lowell,
Lawrence, CT fitchbur-, Tor Burlington and 81 Al
bans
Accommodation Train leaves N0rthield Of 9 s.
A 81. Burlngtcl- 81 1910 ?. ". for kouse's Point
Ni-ht Express leaves Bellows fail- az 1000 P. n.
receiving passengers from Vermont Valley K X
leaving New YORK a. lzl5 P. 81 and from Cheshire
r. r. leaving Boston 81 5-iS p. NJ connecting AZ
white River Junction with train leaving Boston 81
o "l NJ, FOR Burlington, k0use's Point, Moatreal
and O-iensfur-. The Mail Trains connect With
fas-ump-ic Road.
Sleeplu. cars are attached o. both tue git tx
press trains running between s. Adams and
Boston. and ST. Adams and Springfield.
through Tickets iur CLlctgJ and tie Weston sale
az the principal stations.
u. MERRILL, sup't.
So Adams Mar. lH I-ll
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-07

SUBST NTIALs, SOLIDS, C,NFORIs ali IL The
- way OF Good Sheetiigs, and Shirtin - White and
rev Wool Fianneis. Cotton Flann-ls Bleache.l
Cotton, prrtf,s C-tahe-, Satincts Shir;ing Plan
res, Grey Cs asr1eTes. tsn.y Oceans Rose :. ~
ke-ss deu-' ishir.- sns O7S=sr.. &c. dc.. &e.,
= LYMAN
D7l. dat
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-07

TEE wISD Of Saturday night and Sunday
hs. broken up the Ice IN the Broad Lake.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-07
ELEGANT HOLIDAY BOOKS

/ AVS OFANCIENT ROME by T. B. Mac.ulay
l. Bitter sweet edit o, new Iiustra
lions
Pages and Pictures from the writing OF Jane
keunlmore Cooper,
A Christmas Carol. Beautifully illustrated
Forest Pictures 10 the Adirondaeks. ~ John 4.
Howe
War Pictures. % r D. C. barley.
heh'e's Christian Year. Illustrated.
Christmas Poems aud pictures.
Clever stories Of Many Nations, hy John q. SAKE
illustrated.
Poems % the Imagination and Fancy BY Aifre
Tennysou Illustrated,
Poems ofthe Intellect and affections, rs Mrs
Browning. illustrated.
Tasso, illustrated.
Enoch Arden, b. Tenny son, Illustrated.
For sale by
c. o. FRENCH & CO..
Ice q. Corner Church 3 College Ste.
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REvOLVERS.

CBO-SE & BLACkWELL'S celebrated extra 70
y fine TABLE SALT, Boo stone jar. Tor sale by
March o. l-ol. LOUIS FULLETT = co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-07
PIPES

ELE c. 2. iecr-la--- @-- ore --zc-. &c
II lest a-so-tuscr. oferrc- ais3 -eE r7-9rt-re-.
q Ladies Travelling Baskets. Fancy Baskets &c.
nice for the Holidays. For sale Il So. g. Union
Bloek. ". ". DREN SON
Toe
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-07
WRAPPING PAPER

MANILA for 6rocers.
vi Manila Dry Goods.
gus Manila for Grucers.
STRAW ami Manila MIXED for Grogers
AySriety 81 styles and sizes for sale a.
HUNTlNGTON'S.
MAJ, 90. sos.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-07
VERMONT CENTRALAND SULLIVAN
RAILROADS.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Commencing March 18Th, 1865.
TRAINS GOING soU1E Aso sAs-.

TRAINS GOING SOUTH Aso EAST.
Leave Burlington at :. o. \. y. i2.IOP. NJ, and
sop. ",
Mail Train leaves 81. Adams, 6.i5 A. NJ, CON
meeting 81 VhiVe River Junction and Bellows Falls
with t-ains for Boston, Worcester, Springfield and
New Hcrs, arriving az New York at lois P. VI.
Day Express leaves Montreal AZ $40 A. NJ,
ST Johns at $50 An. for Troy and New York
Night Express leaves Ocienshurgh a. d % y VI,
Montreal3 - p NJ. Rouse's Point 5.+5 N ST Johns
az i.iJ P. NJ. arriving al Boston al $40 A u, con
Meeting AZ Bellows Falls with Cheshire Railroad for
Boston ana Worcester and with Vermont Valley
Railroad for Springfield. &C. and arriving in New
York At ~ ~ r VI.
Accommodation Train leaves Rousss Point At
AS a il., snd Burlington A. 1910 p. @ for North
field.
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BORING and TENNoNING Machines,
SAVING MACHINES. Ac.. A..

Also large lot o. Bl4-Ssulifs Tso' for both light
and heavy Forgings, AnyIls Formers, Trip
Hammer, &c, sc
The above described Machinery - Or frst rate
quality, l. now running and 10 good order and
Ofrrs rare chance Of purchase.
ave carried on the general MachInis;'- Business
IN this place FOR nearly seven years, during which
tine have had In ny employ average u twenty
Eve workmen. the business has steadily increased,
ami Il never offered better prospects than nov.
The business Is well established. extensively
Known good repute tor frst-clsss WORK, and Offers
no less from the Increasing mechanical enterprise
% the place than from the svor4hleness Of its stu
alton, unusual facilities for carrying ca this branch
Of industry.
also offer for sale NY Real Estate, situated on
the corner Of Bank and ST. Paul streets. The loca
tou O. central o. both the manufacturing and com
merciAl Interests o. the City, and il every way =
desirable place Of residence.
- have several new Board Planing Machines
for sale.
For terms, &C., inquire at ny Office AZ Pioneer
Building, er AZ ny residence.
J.P. FLANDERS.
Burlington, Vt, March % 1866. dawtf
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