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toET Nl.EoE, March Is
The steamer Champion arrived here this
morning from Wilmington. She left VIII
mington the ll,h inst. bringing definite
intelligence respecting The movements Of
Sherman and ms forces. On the morning
OF llth inst. scouts from General Sherman's
army reached Wilmington with news that
his army had reached Fayetteville, NC. and
Were encamped in immediate vicinity, quietly
resting ms army preparatory TO another
march n0rihward.
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% encourage the enlistment Of col1rct Inc
IL ,ho army, and afterwards b recognize
them as uPho,derS Of lhe government and
defenders f their homes. ana eXaOrts them
I'd exercise Kentucky henevoieUcr aun cha.i-
ty towards the helPIers wVCra and e'lidlen
ilas frre.
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q ENN r u -
RHEUMATIC LENIMENT.

The attention OF ts public is called -0 this most
excellent % aIi LiH.uent-- ts perfect And speedy
RIIEt NIArI>N
f.,f,.. l., d starn4tiou u the fluids. arising from
checked uerspirati0n-is curci by few bottles OF
kennedy. Rheumatic Luiment-
>PRAINS
Are caused Hy an over-exteus.on ana sudden re-
action of tine mu-clcs-i- cured by a lev BOTTLES OF
Kennedy, Rheumatic Lninent-e4uallJ good Tor
NEURALGIA.
Tie king Of al pain, is caused by an inflammation Of
the uervr--i- Instantly cuI-i ny Few application
of hcuueIyfs Rheumatic Eminent.
PLEURISY
hv q few bottles oi keunety's Rheumatic Liuimeut.
BRUISES
Are eau-.t 's sudden pressure q ths aesh and
smashing o. fhe tts.ue--ls instantly relieved by
Kennedy Rheumatic Imminent
CRANIP
l. a contract iona lf the muscles csusei by sudden
,tapua-r af the nervous tulI, which prevents ami
ma life n1vIl- l-1.IIal -is cared 1g few appli-
catiou- of heunedy'sE Hcamat.c Eminent
BILIOUS COLO
-cau-ci hs a neuralgia ln the st'nlacn anl bowels
take a -etslt.lil. - nrul-.iy'- Rheumatic Lin
mrnt in VAN water ever, ha.t hour unt-l cured.
sooTHARr AND HOARSENEsS.
Are caused by a. unnatural tTyuess " the glands
vets piece % faane! win henneiy's Rheuma.ic
Linimeat zpp!y i on going g BED, and VOC will be
HFADACHE AND THROBBINC or
THE TEMPLES.
Z causec oy O. pressure from in.eashle Precipitation
Z is cured BY few applications ofkenaedy's Rheu.
matte Lilimert
WEAKNESS or TIRE BACK
Follow the direction Il the circular sound eSch
bottle.
FOR An LIBERATED SORE THROAT
YOu Will take one tezspoocrul Of the L.r!rentLl
iou. tesspooufuls Of water. Gargle the throattVlc
day. Ia q few DAYS 70 will be we'll This
teas pouuful sill De worth dollar 70 you
FOR BRONCHITIS,
And an Inflammation o. the throat, tonsis and pal
ate. witha dry hacking cough. sou viii dilute the
Linemcut With four or hve times itl bulk u water
.ar-lc the throat and swsilov the moisture. This
nsrtE fouls
Il D. e.sr Tor ToorHAcHE, EsEAcsE, S4ELLED
FACE and IsILAaArI0S u every Kind. Every fam
i.v should have a full supply for the winter.
Manufactured - DONALD KENNEDY, Roxbury.
April 1nc. cawisl
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE BITTER FRUITS OF BAD BIT

ters Invalid reader, do you know what nine
tentas Of the Btters compounds you are solicited
b. the proprietors to accept Is universal Danleeas
are composed Of Give heed for a moment. They
are manufactured from unpuried ale hol, contain
-- siderable portion Of f,sfoi. poison a.
.-. The basis Of the
al.s; = s.'4it e trus-it Asi--
rAe'lar tIcturss O. On, 5fl.o7iS "sdtea sine -.
No amount of"h-rbal extracts" ctu og5focuts -
bad tendency OF this pernicous clement Tie E.
sence o. sound Rye thoroughly rsoidod, is the only
s.ifrulant which car he safely used as 2 eonponeu
o. Tonic, Alternative and s-ti-bilous medeine, and
HOSrETTER's STOMACH BITTERs h tho only
medicinal preparation in the world in which :his
article is used ingredient. Hence the extra
ordinary sfects Of this great specific II gives
strength without producing excitement. No other
Tonic does this. Al the ordinary Bitters flush tie
ace and Affect the brain. HosrErrER's BlTTERs
diiuse an agreeable calm through the nervous sys-
TEN promote digestion and produce sleep. No
other Tonic so quickly reyyes the exhausted phys
zeal energies. restores the appetite, ami removes
tire zlc,- ard DEPRESSION which always arc1mpsr- .
les weakness ofthe bodily powers.
New York House, So Cedar Street, y. ).
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The HraHs Shenandoah c.r=ruisnt
says Gen. Emery las --c.-arl Genera.
Hancock u command 90 Oh. Middle
Military Department during Genera.
Sheridan, absence 1r field i.-.u be-
A great portion ui taa -.bal
ro1r- ieit iu the Valley have u-ru sent O.
Lynclburgh, which position ha- been
strengthened Tor Lee Of be deems D. uecc--a-
~ % fall back 20 that point.
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INV YORK. March

Richmond papers show that the rebel Con
rrcss which was % adjourn last Saturday,
have. at the request OF JEFF Davis, p0s;pon-
ed the adjournment, he informing them that
be expected To have something OF Importance
to lay before them.
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Died.

In this city on Tuesday morning March lith,
James Everett. son Of James W. y Julia ?. H.csok,
aged months.
In this city Sunday morning March 18th. Mary
l.. daughter Of NIX. and T. I'll. petty. aged 6
years sri months.
Attic American Hotel, yesterday. spencer son
ogTlaeu r. and Sarah p. Selmes. Of Missouri. a-ed
yea-s and o. months.
Iu shei5urn. March 9Th. Nathaniel sutton. aged
g. years. "a lnths anG e days.
ia Csstlet3a, Vt, March 18Th, I-e- Dr. Wan e.
Perkins % Lansing, Iowa, agea 80 ears. ---In rE
oi the class q I--4 "a the University ~ -.
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NV YoRS. March l.

The ReralG's Washington despatch says it
l. expected by the new Seerctary OF the
Treasury, that from the proceeds Of larse
amouut- If southern products a fund will
soon be accumulated that will enable the
government ~ rs-urle specie payment sooueT
f.1s,u ,rrect.i
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STATE OF VERMONT. 1.-THE Hon. PROBATE
District u tteu-eu, e. Court fQ- tie s--ict
Of Chittendeu.
To al ners rs interested 10 the estate o: Newell
LYON OF Burlington IN sad District. Insane peg
son.
GREETING
WHEREAS application in WRITING. hath been made
O. this Court hy fhe Guardian q said LtHn tr
license and authority o. sell part 0i tle real estate
of said ward, .cttin firth therein. that bis sait
ward owns n homestead OF al out four acres situate
on Pearl Street. terant house with about an aero
of land nearly opposite said HOMESTEAD p'7ce-s ia'
or about Eve acres ~ land on the west SIDE 30 The
road leading from Pearl street said hone pia-r
o the old Win00ssi Turnpike road. In rhe cts of
Burlington also the farm % land 90 ihogt i acres
situate 10 EsSex now occupied by one Pecr- and
that would De beneficial o. bis said ward o. sell
the same and convert the proceeds into money. AMI
tlereupon the said Court appointed AMI ass-Uel
the 20 day o. April % 1853 az the Probate Court
Rooms 10 said District, On hear and is- e uu.r
said application ami ordered thst puHie notice
thereof he given o. at persons interested therein.
hy publishing this order three wee-s success. vals
BOZ the Burlington Free Press. q Newspaper which
crculates in the ei-hhorhood Of those persons boz
terested therein an which publications shall be-
previous % tie tine appointed for hearing
Therefore Fru are hereby notified 60 appear bee
fore said Court. no the time and place AZ rssl'H.
then and there O. object O. the granting ot such
hcence, ify0u see cause.
Given under ms hand, 40 the Probate Court
Rooms, this 5th day Of March A. ID 1866
T. F. WALES. Judge.
w3-w5
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INV YORK, March Is
l,ld sold this Afternoon ~ lT5.

NEVER DIsAPPOIsTs.-Rev. A D. Doolittle.
wappinger's Greek, Dutchess Co, y. Y, under
date Of jar. 10. 1860, writes; Mrs. :. 4 Aliens
Worlds Hair Restorer aui Zylola'sanum have
given great ssts.actiou. 10 restoring ny 4si., -
&c.
sold BY Druggists everywhere Depot las
Greenwich ct. New York.
March 6. dswlm
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NAw YoRg, March l3-2 p. N


NEW AoRE March D.
The Hrads NewLeru correspondents 0i
the llth. eavs Tie reicl- suffered dread
fully on Friday 10 their repeated charges uY-
on our works. They came upa oYz,n times
with o. bravery worthy of better cause.
hut our men had the advantage and repul-e-
them with terrible slaughter. That night
and next morning, Gen. Couch forces came
up and the rebel, began 20 fall back Acr.s-
the river 20 kinston. Our forces followed
them up vigorously and will cross the NV
er az soon a. the bridge can be- repaired.
\ letter from General Scayteld
headquarters at Newbern, March llth,
SAYS Hoke this morning Attempted 20 break
our lines but WAS repulsed with terrible
slaughter. Our Loss j. not more than three or
tour hundred killed, wounded and prisoners.
The loss must be at least eight times great
er We have the field with all the rebel
killed and wounded. sanitary supplies are
abundant at the front.
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The Tribune special Washington dee.
Iatch says zen Emery telecrapbs from
Winchester that Shcridan's last victory was
the most complete OF any. When last heard
from Sheridan was making for the canal
leading To- Lynchbursh
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War DEPARTMENT, }

WAR DEPARINESr,
WAsHIyGToS, Mar Is.
MAJ. Gen. John 4 Din
Tie following -efes; r ,'n Sher-
idan's operations mar been received BY this
Department
I. ". STANTON.
Secretary OF War.
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y o T &c Z.
FLOUR AND FEED,
sr1. for ale >.
Wholesale and Retail.

G.. T. WOODS,
.C.KEssEpr.
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L. s. 1880 LOAN.

By soTity the Secretary ofths Treasury. the
undersigned has assumed the General Subscription
Agency for the sale of United States Treasury
Notes, bearing seven and three tenths per cent In
terest, per annum known as thu
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= uTICLE ~ TRUE NERIr.--

Ana RTTCLE or TRUE MERIT
. Ir.u,.- ,0a.,l T...Ht- age tleu..- popular
article Ia t... country .- Europe f.. Throat r.--
eI-.-. ,.a-t.. lrt D..f- aa. t.- H..u'ar' .-
based ua.a -.1. r,-i.. s-e-u., bias -aea ae.lu ..
ty ,s-t .i mla. years. .li .Ts. Ta.-.-," cone
-.uu. p. stand ,aa t..- .r public favor and e.a#--
eaa-.
\ neglected Cough. Gold. or Sore Throat
w-.,t might De- checked af A supie remedy. -e
.s-.,r-, F-sr-.,lI --s-s..- Do allowed o.. r-..r-.
may terminate seriously. -al lr.rel.-... Asthma.
Cat1--r. and C.l-aupyre Coughs "T.s Irr...,-
a5s used wit. a5vau-azs giving .teat.ma- .a..-..
a-e rc-ir,
Their good reputation and extensive u., hss
brought out many worthless limitations. ua..l se
would caution purchasers 90 be on their guard
again. Obtain oniy Brown. Bronchial Tr.cIss.
fbrrs r,r,- .ar.f rr mind -,.r.-'igg tt..7 es.
tee fHsr sr-spffgI 20 f., geo better or i-1t r.ei
Rry. uEyEy WARD Erseu.a.
up. wuLs
contain no OPIUM rar lsuf5i11 irra.i1a,~
Dr. A. A. hAYf>. Chemist. Boston.
'..fH .Is.qu' -o.s5ia lfilr. for C1t.ts."
DR.. o.. r HIoELow. Boston.
.irs--aa.-f .s,i- 10. 70 P-tfi- >r.ass-.."
REy. p. d. CH,rIy.
'ft5r. as,. 4t-..ts5 ulf. ErsHcsifi, 48.I found ,.
r.ns' uatf foaH- gorr ''Bron,hial Irncaes'
G.. "a. GAEuSEu,
Principal Of Eutger's Female Institute, y. y.
''4assi ir,'4Ht rsii,f r fsr sis'res.iag Il5o- Of
RFv. A G. FeeIEsrov. New Yor.
Extract. from English Testimonials
90 haze a,-5rsf greater s.n.a' from tis "T-oea,.r
tt11 from anything srsr tri'a'
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FOR BRONCHITIS.


1 Farm l. nearly one hundred acres, lying 10
y lll taSu g fs-ss. ar tll road leading from
Colchester street tn Essex Junction, and nos occn-
pied ny Autwulue Pec1r, belonging 20 the estate OF
y. Lyon Reference may be Id 10 Mr.. y. Lyon,
IN Burlington
- TICKNER, Guardian r.. LYo..
-fe-- 80. -s-5. dlrlg-w
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APPOINTMENTS CosfmED.-IIo John ?.
Halc, lsre United States Senator from New
Hampshire, mas been appointed and confirm
eia- United States Minister To Spain.
The appointment OF Col. ". W Henry,
of the Oh Vermont, as Bre,ct Brigadier
General, WAS confirmed on Friday last
Lieut. Commander VIM g. Temple, (of
Rutland was confirmed as Commander in
90, Navy on the active list
Also WIN. A. Dart. as District Attorney
.ur iIe Northern District OF New York.
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Paymas5rr Major Z. D. Reiincton WIS
ua5 wounded as reported few days ago
winch bis friends are glad to learn.
TuE Nav UNIrro STATES CorRr 1t will
'. pain O. all shat the large business which
will Ia all probability alw 10 this Court, as
wei. as the important nature of IT, powers.
require that ITS ".hcers should b. men of
character and ability. The appointments for
r.e 1.hee- OF tae court have been promptly
made, and -her fully answer ll, conditions
t.a-.s- L. Benedict, ESQ, is nominated
llr judge o., r.fn u office being a- lii, VI
good behavior Mr. Benedict i- native of
Burlington. O.. aui gradua-e, DO I~4t. 1f
ono University 20. (ermont, of -rc Faculty
0i winch his father Prof Gc rs q. uedict,
Ug> i- man, wears 20 member. he has been
fra l.ug -Ile q member oi CD, nam 1f
Benedict. 81 81 B.nciic-, oi New York
o. firm Wli.. .- I.n. the largest Admiralty
husuCs- a. say 81 lle city. io HI. expert
-ue,, which probably unsuVa--ei 5Y .taj
ot.I.y Iu.u ui> age Ia the country Mr. be
uedIrt adds -t,at energy, pune principle,
-Iugaia7.F -aliit. e mI rehcu-Isr, .ul sound
4IHd. and ,.o.og.h devotion &, the na-
-onal cdus, BE ha> deserved la- position
tlr which Bee g. named by tie fidelity with
Haich hp has prepared him~elf fog IN the
c,urs, ol hI~ business, and by the intelligent
and constant political service which bee has
rendered BrootJa Uqioq
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HAiRDYE: HAIR DYE: BArcuEI.

or's Hair Dye Is the best 10 the world. Tic only
true and perfect Dye-Harmiess-In Instantaneous
end ks--sale-pr. uses splendid Black OF Nstar-
al Brown-remedies the 90 effects Of Bad Dye. and
frequently restores tle ari.nsl color. Sold hy all
Druggists. Tie genuine is signed. w. \. Ba tshsior
So Barclay street Sew York.
Jan. 20 1865. tsvfr.
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THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
Great Popular Loan Of
THE PEOPLE.

less than sa0. OoJ 90 remain unsold, which will
probably be disposed Of within the next 81 or 90
rays, Vhen the notes will undoubtedly command a
premium, as he Uniformly been the case on closing
the subscriptions to other Leans
In order that citizens OF every town AID section
Of thecountry NAV be Afforded facilities for taking
the loan, the National Banks, State Banks. and
Private Bankers throu- hout the country have zen
orally agreed 20 receive subscriptions at par. SUB
s,riber, will select their own agents in whom they
have confidence. and who only are TO be responsible
r the delivery Of the notes flr which they receive
orders.
JAY COOKE
SrBscsIPrI0y AesyT. PhIiadelphit.
Feb. % taw}m.
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- 60
.oht,sruy Ills.

THE BEST STHE CHEAPEST, Nov is
4 the Time % Subscribe for MOoEE.s R-RsL NEW
\ ORkEf, the best and largest circulating AEricui-
tural. Lit.rary and Family Weekly on the Contin-
sut It. Illustrations either Of It's dozen distinct
departments is worth the s. asked per year. The
% numbers Of this quarter Jan. % April sent, on
fria.. for only 90 cents
Address D. D. T. MOORE,
Mar. Do. Wit Rochester, y. Y.
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FOR SALE.

.NhA =, J. = 'rss. plea ana. ,.catec b. t.c
Town O; hilliston, Two miles .r5u Whilst n
"a -1i ~ miles from Burlington and two from
- junction Said Farm viii he solo on reason
T.I, 81 ~. r9I further particulars inquire u W X.
~ e'' AAhuohi htilistOn. W3Cw6
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FOR SALE.

rI'HE FARM AND RESIDENCE OF the late
l. Judge foOTE. The place is atuated at the
head Of Pearl street, IN the city Of Burlington and
consists 81 about sixty acres Of land mostly under
cultivation, with tNo-story dwelling house, two
d barns, carriage house ice house. &c. a..
Tbs location is very desirable one for a man
wealth, being one Of the finest In a city where the
We've, both OF land and water scenery, are reck-
onet superior % those d any other town in New
Lnsland, not 70 ssy Ia the United States
he ,itu1t % j. !se a. admirable one for a large
hotel, which is very much needed in the upper part
% he CITY. and would be we'll patroniIef BY tie
-~~sinS number OF summer residents.
liable OF division into
-ynss.tif itle. 80
Tie n.S-c 2, t1rrsryS. to
large number OF eligible hii,-rr.
Also fJr sale a line building -. a. &c.,
acres on GOch Street Terms male kuosu - ~
subscriber Main street two doors west Of the M-1-
zeal College.
LEONARD MARSH, NJ. =.
Msr. C. dGEu
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WHITE LEAD.
Atlantic White Lead
and Linseed Oil Co.,

Of New YORK,
manufacturers of PURE WHITE
LEAD, Dry and in Oil. RED LEAD.
LiTHARGE, Giass-makers' Rec
Lad, etc.
Ai4o, LINSEED OIL, Raw. Boiled
ard Refined.
loF sale by Druggists s. De1.en
gane-al,y, and by
ROBERT COLGATE s Co..
G-a--sl Agents,
- Pear g.. NEW YORK
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TUE GREAT GERMAN HEILMIrTEL
will positively cure
Csi.rrh, bronchitis, Cough, 'cl9e.
ana chs -fst s-zsss --
CON e dPITOE
ttits sure psoyertts;ve r.
DIPHTRERIa.
Frr Sole 1y al Druggists Pre- Ter s-trle p
TEEks B. POTTER, Dru.gisr-,
20. isU Washington street, Boston, Macs,
w3iw6 General agents.
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Archaeological Table. February, 1865
af ~R6r Sc'k rzr14-

LocAL.ry.- University Of vermout-Las. 81 =
Long 1910; Elevation above Underwater ss7 feet
above Lake Champlain 277 feet
HoURs or oEsERyAuoS-7A. NJ. 2P. NJ. ppm.
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CRY PorST, Mar. IL P. VI.

CRY PorST, Mar. IL P. VI.
To Hon. E. ". Stanton:
The following despatch has just
been received
[. 5 GRANT,
Lieut. General.
HoADeUArrEks MIDDLE MILITARY Div. }
March 10.
toIumoin. w.,
nies Z. 81 ~
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FOR SALE.

1 FAIR BAY MARES, years old, Double and
l Single Wagon, I pair Double and sincle Hsr-
ness, Cutter Sleigh, &C.
HIcKOR STEVENS.
burlington. Marcn II. leo5 dawiWs
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GoLD-BEAHIe~ ID o ID $

" " - - - - -
These bonds are now worth preniaLl OF =
D-r sent, including gold Interest from Nov, which
makes the actual profit on the 30 loan, at current
rates, including interest, about zen per cent. per
annum, besides its srsrgtion from Sfaf, ans MAN.
epai faraiior sAiea ads from 70 tsr,, per cent.
more, according to the rate levied other proper
". Tie interest is payable semi-annuAlly by
coupons attached to each note, which may be Gu
"a and sold to any bank or banker
Ths interest amounts 20
one cent per day on $50 note
Two cents.' - 900 ="
ten $500 q"
20 " $1,000 d"
81 &" - $1,000
Notes ofsll the denominations named will be
promptly furnished upon receipt of subscriptions
This is
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EpILEPTIc FITS can BE crREp:.

EFILEFIIV FITS tAN b q RED. !.
-I- LocsE9w having become eminentiy success
ful .n curing this terrible malady, invites all ,mI
ally afflicted. g. call o. send fr circulars 81 refer
ences and testimonials ofnumerous cures of from
one To- tvenJy-four years standing. lie derates Dol.
attention especially O. diseases Of the Ccretra-
Spinal Axis or Nervous System. and sol.-,s lu ll-
yestisation ofhis claim Co public confidence.
lie may De consulted az bis pr.vl- residence
~. lii West 3 street. daily from l1 A. -. ua,l
p. NJ, except Saturday and sunday. Address o.
letters O. DIR. g. p L1CkR1W.
C4reuiP.u Box 5iit. Sew T0r.
March TO- Gar.
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Very respectfully,
lUur Oh't servant,
p II. SHERIDAN.
MAJ Gen. Commanding.
NV YORK, March Is

Richmond papers report another skirmi,h
between Sherman's cavalry ami that 0.
Hampton al a point met named. The rllel
colonel Aiken was killed and Hampton p
Adj ten. wounded
Rebel officers say that 30 great De the de-
yastation ia South Carolina caused by Sher-
man that not house is felt standing ~ lI-
track.
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Ina THAw ,, Two days past, and ram Of
la-t night, has leyelod the body Of snos on
the ground, with wonderful aTidiy. The
sl-igLiu. i- over here. doubtless. iar the
season
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SET'E.N.THIRTY LO.9.y'

These Notes are Issued under date Of August 18th
1864, and are payable three years from that time.
IN currency, or arc convertible q, the option OF The
holder into
U. $. $50 Six per cent.
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THEag.zFTER BARON DIRECTION AND =
--------- ErFR. FORCE Or WINDS. =
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