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CITY ELECTROMAGNETIC.

I 'EHE LFGAL VOTERS ofthe CITY o. Burlin Etcn
i are hereby uet.-et and warned o. meet a. their
respective Na-ds ar the places therein hereinafter
/ sayer.'y lr. -uatri and appointed on MONDAY,
/ .hs ''. .r FEBRUARY, a. d. I-5I. II 10 O'Clock
/ A. DO. ..r the eleet..n ot Mayor, Recorder. Alder
J men Common Cau1ei.men. and Ward officers, -
----er. cd 10 tie Act Incorporating tAe City o. Bur
.-,.s- s.'-e-msn, have cisidsa
,-.--. ---r. Co.,. %. the ssit
the C..y orFarHrz,5a. 10 e.a',s-''y -
Act Of incorporate. INFO three Narf.' Tt,-H are
hereby .syc-aliy designated tie N.-ih ward. ne
south Ward and Che Centre Ware.
Au5 I- Lls- ,at B.rudsr.-s Of Ae Ho-t1
Ward sr-s . follow.
DEFINING 40 the Lsls -4ofs .- re -,nrr e..
Pearl Street thence ristsrly the centre l.ls o.
Pearl street and C..shsster Avenue 90 tine Bridge
over the Wia.1-si River and TO the centre Of aid
rfrr- thence .r p ,ity ~ down the centre Of
...f4 s,.r...sI River to tt- Lake thence 10 the
...., f.r.t Apple Gree Point thence sau'her.y iI
r.e ci-, I.u. t,sF .ut where the c5u-rs line oi
Pearl .-r-.. dolls extended westerly Into Like
rlaaa.,.a would iute-.,-t said C.ty line, thsrce
.a.e-I, ir -a.t e~tsl1ei line o; Pearl street % the
'". i'- .-., .'-...-
norm .' me centre 90 '-' .-r.,..
''' -, y.....
Az -L- 4-e7 @.'
s-s as -,'Ieu- r.f.
Bs-.aaln- 1t she o. 90 Stain stree. on Che Lar-
.trre and la the centre Ius % 7st street. thence
i.,.. ,,.,,i .,-.-- artofta
.,,--.. ,---- Il. old yy.,.a.kf Tu-ruiket o.
..-...-. .t.. r...,.-s -.-.ss. sad Turnpike
N.."t
thence rlst-cr--. as near .' llAi '- ." --
ae ar the street leading ae5'heriy from aid TIM
pike, o. us centre 4'e oi 1'-'''
thence boo me centre -l- .I 'a'' A'-"-'
. u. '- "., a' ~. c.. ' {. , a.-,s- ,,
. t.....-..f ...-.. loo Sal. .-.
49, -.s-r,.l.,.-..a. yIrss.a Turnpike.
a.. -l-.- .r tt- C,, line o.. described a -fe cta--
Dep -. .H-r.a b ..-L.u.- Cree. .l Che shore .lt.e
l-le.,s,a.s r,hs-.s s'sal ;ar .aa-s afta' Ls-e.
,t.s r...-uals. 90 t-- ve.terrra. p. a- . Rcd
Raes ' .a, 'aeatr 1.-.-''s
irav --ev a"'- .'i'
o. o. ps-' where tH- 'e''-- '.l
tar F-er. .e. te ifA- -''
s.u.- .sa-s e'.'e--l 10 '-
Main
I1f 30 - .-..
,.'.i'' r....... .... ..-.s- ..-.
.Tvr...... .-.. ..,.ai tie .aaet.oa .f .ad
.... .....- . ...-... ans %. ,ao r-a- .l
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ArI.sL u..r.tr,s ..-e. .sa,-- ward
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-17
NV YoEk. Feb. a.

zen. Scnoae.l la.- 90 zen. Thomas army
l-... assumed command OF the Department cd
y. a. Geu. ferry retains command % re
cl-p- ami remains in .sant oi " Inning CON-
cola sold to-day 10 DO.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-17

LIFE. FIRE = MARINE INSURANCE.
.Ftua Insurance Company.
OF HARTFORD, Coun.-Capitai.- ,l51,'i'.
Home Insurance Company,
OF SHw YORK. pitsl..--....--.----s2 ,o'J,'o0.
PhGnIN Insurance Company,
OF HARTFORD. Conu.-CsPital. sdol.ooo.
Connections Fire Insurance Company.
OF HARTFORD, -CauitAl-- 500 po'-
North Western Insurance Company
OF OsWEGO, y. Y.-Cspital. si5J'lol.
Western Massachusetts, Insurance Go.
OF PTTTSFIELD. Nass.-Capitsl. --------S 5000.
international Fire Insurance Company,
oFNEW YORK.-Capital. -...--..--.-.-s ooo,ooo-
North American Fire Insurance 60.
rs NEW yORK.-Capital. ............-. 500 O.o.
IorilIard Fire Insurance Company,
or NEW YORS<-C ipital. $4,000.
New York Life Insurance Company,
OF NEW YORK.-Cash Assets.........-s 3 653-jJ7
Charter Oak Life Insurance Company,
OF HARTFORD. Conn.-Cash Assets $50, s0a.
Travellers Insurance Company,
I or HARTFORD, Coun.-CAsh Capital. 10000.
/ Fire and Inland Insurance tsken IN the above
named rst class companies 20 the amount Of 1885,
l eJJ in one risk
perty generally will be insured FOR one or term
af wears allowing the insured % receive back year
J Ia three fOuTths the prOfs AZ rates 60 low A. ~
/ nske Il a. object 70 all having such properly u
I usuTe 20 try these Companies.
1 Premium notes are lot required and the insured
INCUR 10 liability 70 s1entsi the large cash
ASSET o. these COnpanieo furnish Psrieet !ace-ai
on sat csSs d~slliug houses and contents Poliee,
for i've years Will be gwen for one per eect premium
Tor the whole term, and the Insured allowed re-
/ ~ Of three o1Eths the pEoets annually.
TIE TRAVELLERS INSURANCE CO., insure,
Z against accidents o all kinds.
FIVE DOLLARS ANNUAL PREMIUM
will insure $500 against accidental loss Of liz
while travelling BY any public convey anee.
TEN DOLLARS PREMIUM
secure. policy for s. 600, and also SIS per wee
compensation for personal injury inespEeitating III
assured IRON his ordinary business.
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS PREMIUM
..cure. 4. full policy for 5000 and SIS per wee
eonpersation for all and every desert Lton II accd
eut. travelling or otherwise.
I Policies for 500. with 50 per week compensation
can be hid fer 81 per annum, or Any other sur
between 500 ard s. 600 ~ propoTt1nate rates.
Special and hazardous risks taken At special an
hazardous rates
Apply 10 person or by mail 20
FEB. 10 dswly D WIRES Agent
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-17
Died.

luH.ukiuto1. St. Lawrence CO.. y. S.. At the
residence afh-- erether, Feb. 18th. a. 81. Fisher,
zrscust- arthe cIs.s Of sos. University of vta-ed
3s.sr- zr- 3 u.u.hs.
ou te Oh iust., at the residence Of bier 1rother-
in-'av. .Ioa Gardner STOW, Troy, New York, Sire.
Nsra. T thompson widow 0i the hon. John g.
Thorn l-HH. formerly Judge ol the Supreme Court
ofth.- STATE and for many yea-s resident u
Bl-.a-Isu aged o, year..
IN ,.u,a Iarduick. Feb. 80, -a-. Mr.. Lucy Cu-
aerr ..,.. -sd 81 years and months.
Ir .l.. .. rl. Jan. 18th. s.a4aada h.. vile ol oeo-
~ ,..c-l. ago IS year-.
utterly powerless, would ne auy NoIas Hi ours,
iu lr.uauuc.r- enlogy ga one, VINO '.ll auiy be
remembered. ~ one ofthe most loyins and uuself-
f,h a women. But IS one who deeply unurns her,
would e write these few liuss, as the ast tribute
oll'.e AID respect.
-Tvs,~ a cold. dresr. wiutry sabbath.
80 s.r friends, WEEPING, gathered ~oun1,
Listening, VIII le low burned nie's taper.
Gen 90 each the faintrst sound,
Tlai r soul passed from etrtGs tolls
.r rH5 land wher" I.Ns i'p4'--
Some eau suov hos much heart bleeding
Death In taking her, 18th srou-l-,
>at- the ones, who. when deEnheartet,
comfort, al her slide hath -ou -ht-
Ever -h. erfui. loving. gentle.
Noa- ser sought her yet l,T upu--r.
How We mics her How they mics her
All else earthly seems but u-os-
SlcIi A irifs. aud such q rGaffsr
but She. gone. On what cres-
Wa, the Savior. who can only
lies the wound, make up their Joss.
A. re lnow she lives in Heaven
w. near the savior side.
May We, trusting n tuls Jesur-
when we cross cold JUrdaI's tide,
Having followed her example,
beet her. on the other side.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-17
7-:sD
SC3 .fG & - & =,
sor the sale Z. the 3-io Treasury Notes
The erch ants y an L
!s aypontei BY the Secretary o. tie Treasury
SPECIAL AGENT.

i app5lnte1 by the Secretary u Tie Treasury
SPECIAL AGENT.
s,- tie sale q the rew Treasury Notes. he notes
are iss,ed under date August 18th. 1855, IN deno-
Inatio-s oil So iO1's zoe, co.'s aud SONS, .nd
are pavase three yeas sfou that date, currency,
or are convertible a. the option u the holder, into
L. :. 500 SIX per cent.
Gold Interest bonds.
These ron is are now worth a premium Of ten per
cent which makes the $40 Loan yield over Ten
Der clut per anuum, besides being exempt from
ST.. sci municipal taxation.
The Interest amounts - two ce-ts per day on
each sos note, aud r. payable s-mi-annuaily rs
e.. 1puu attached go -acn note
ail aCuotuiustious viii be- promptly furnished
rn -c-,i 20 g subscription, and delivered free Of
EXpres- charge
III. ne u.y 7 go 90 market nov offered %
tfg auFerra.cit. Less tIll ST. $4,000 remain
unsold ana il is coaacently expected that IL 81
ucra- advantage 1sil make % the GREAT POPULAI l..
L0AS oF rHg FE1rLE.
NJ. Sc desiru. T. invest IL this Loan should for
ward . leir suite :ription. 20 u ~ crce
The earnest cooperation u Banks and Sans err
Ga the -ale q these note b, solicited. and the 1sAor-
i-sr COMMUNION vii be allowed tsel-
Burlington Fet' i-tA, 50 dawu
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-17
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

yxTILL be sold at Public Auction. on the Pre- misses
w on the list day Of March lees, at O'Clock 2.
NJ. the lot OF ground in shelhurne Village, on ne
corner opposfte J. J. Sirnonds store, wath the brick
building thereon. known IS " Temperance heii-
EDGAR NASH.
ELIJAH ROOT, Z Trustees
& J. WHITE
z 5delburn. FEB. !, 1865 WV
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-17

The HuqI7 City Point despatch Of the
5tl -aYs Tie enemy abandoned his ground
ln iron; col tue % CORPS and lcir li- decd for
us to bury. "cstil' hold aii .ae -ruu0d 10
direction oi late. es's E1u 'urlu-.c- =
;er.ay aud dty before iu KILLED and wounded
wore 80 or 3u0 iu jhe % corps ami ah,ut
500 n ihc 5th C1rIs
h is reported ths5 the cavalry a. Dmwidlie
Court House captured - 3 g.. tpemv's
wagons ana leo lu--6s
Il is generally observed that tde rebels
dou gilt as well a- formerly Grants
tactics OF keeping them moving from one
point u another hewii Re- them and they
give themselves uT whene,rs an opportunity
uier-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-17

XV.NTED.-Wheat. Rye. Oat'. Corn an
Br-kwbeat. for which cash viii be paid al the pes
market rates.
"'1'''>'' NV GEO. p. WOODS e CO
"a p. W1rls
1. o.. krvvEDr-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-17

.rae. arrests we're made ia PHILADELPHIA
ID january tHan in any single month ior
many E.-.- past The iaeJ Is 4lriulJ.d TO
-Ht a.-. price OF whiskey Do ta.r ei.7.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-17

-azsa925Isa Monday morning at & a. NJ.
e tesre,g h. low zero. A. Essex Junction we
hear f. indicated = below 1e-.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-17
u. .. T.JO LOAN.

BY authority Of the Secretary ofthe Treasury. the
undersigned has assumed the General Subscription
Agency for the sale Of United States Treasury
Notes hearing seven and three tsnths per cent. IN
teresi, per anuum, known a. the
SEJ.E.V.THIRTY LO.3.r
These Notes are issued under date OF August 18th
1854, and are payable three years from tina, time,
currency or are convertible st the option Of the
holder into
4. =. $40 Six per cent.
q l. D-BEA RING NDs.
Tbese bonds are nov worth premium Of nine
per cent, including gold interest from Nov, which
makes the actual profit on the 30 loan At current
rates. including interest, about ten p,r cent. per
annum, besides It's exemption from STATE and NUM-
ea ia-aion, rsiea ads rou, one 10 three per cent
more according to the rate levied on other proper
". The Interest Is payable seml-annuaIIy BY /.
coupons attached to each note, which may he cut .
Of and sold to any bank or banker
The interest amounts to
One cent per day on a $50 note
Two cents.s - &" 500
ten a. - $500
% a." " q" $1,000
81 - {" 5000
Notss OF su the denomination, named will be
promptly furnished upon receipt Of suascri ,,ons.
This is
THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
bow offered by the Govsrnmsnt. and il is c1nftsnt.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-17
WINNERS PERFECT GUIDES
TO TaE US -
s,Yery Musical instrument.

sDGkFECT GUIDE Tor tue Violin. % cts
Perfect Guide for the Flute. - cts-
Perfect Uuile for the Guitar -5cs-
Perfect Guide for the Piano. 10 ct-
Per ect Guide i.r the Nricleou = &C..
Perfect Guide for the Acc .rdeoI. 80 CT.
Perfect Gui3c for the rI.c. . cts
Perfect Gaiae Tor the Ciar.llet. IS -ts-
Perfect Guide for the a--'let- cis-
Also
fsuse ard Piano nue'- - '-s
EI"l n and Piano nuet-. ~ ct-.
The instruct ms in these ...Es sre lyel Foo rl--
..vr ape 90 the comprehension ai 81 grades oi
-et"-srs. Copies Wi ri .raiiee Tsst-f.s...
'e4pl u Ir.se. OLIVER DiT -fN &, CO..
far---rls A.-a.f -..H c-.- i'-''a.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-17

Tho Tr75ue's letter from the battle field
l. dated Feb Z. A ". Ir says that iust
before dirk che cy,Bm. before. our troops
calamity rcpul-ed "a desperate charge made
lv th. rebels Tia, the icf- OF tl- jth corps
I,-'- pn rHe Blyd-on plank mad. and shat
ol- 'FRONT.' j. being strongly Fortified.
F..- correspondent gives un Indication oi
au. -s-rs-~ whatever on the part of the reb-
els Olr troops have advanced ami brayely
hold ri. ground they have taken.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-17
WAR CT AIM Is

y1HE itg0 Bounty due s0ldisss discharsri o.
L w0rnt. received in battle, collected WITHOUT
DELAY We pay especial attention % claims lr
which other attorneys nsys FAILED, or which have
been s-sPESDED. Of =hich there are tens Of thou
sands We hSve al-eedv collected art paid over o.
soldiers and their heirs 5-e- 100000, and are
uayinz tbou.ands daily. We sccurs Pensions Cor
ten d6lIsrs aud collect Bounty and bacs Pay ior
ten per cent, and no pay until AFTER Ne nave sue
ceede1.
r., f-uv B,r14 is published monthly, and 3. de-
voted O. the interests Of the soldier and bis hci--
60 whom 10 8. Invaluable Write Us and We Vii.
send you CODY free Or fl- tHi-fr -sHr We Viii send
Album siFe1 u 1t Gen. Grant. and the frEg H9--
~ - on. g.s- To persons sending club no four
We WI send - p-sasuss additional likeness an
Tss F.--,tr o. one year. e-d for esch cddlt.0ua.
subscriber ar adj onal Likeness 90 the scttsr OF
the Club 81 that s. person sending as t.-n % Ten
and r. will he entitled % receive. .iTITsf, f-rsn
Lis-nesses aud The A-r1u Es-1il f1r ore year. AID
f1r any other number IN the sans -a.io-
EXPERIENCES.
WASHINGTON. n. c., April ls. -7+.
We take p,-esure IN saying that e. Il. Bruce E'q..
has rolpIisf Eith re at OF Congress 1uiso-i=t-,
-ert4fH 1rrs0-s Co act as Amy and Navy gents fof
the collect II war claims ag-'-- The overn'uent
and 90 recommend him O. al pers.1T that have
claims they wish collected promptly
Uuifse states Ss4afors-Beniamin 7. Wade s1an
sherman.
Jun vI.r
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-17

We have EMPLOYED two orthe best Nilers IN o.
er,irtry Who all eniCav0r % 10 the WORK topiea-
ou- customers. and we hope % merit Che patronas
1f the public.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-17
wholesale and Retail

We shall keep FLOUR md FEED constantly or
hald. for sale no
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-17
FISK 4 hat II
BANKERS,
Aru DEALERS ~
GOrerHmeHf !SecHrIfIeS,
a. wal street. New York.
Ar
q. -. Government Agents,
r0E rHE SALE o. rHs
POPTL.FR 7-3O EO.B.N.

Irdertte recent arrangement % The Treasury De-
pertinent With Mr. JAY tOOAL L. Usl''N
subscription Agent
ctee.. sud Drar. ou NeE Yors. LeEsi Tender
s.,,. and National Bank So,es may te r-r'ttei IN
payment We also receive all Legal Tender f'rs
PEI c.nt. Sote.. sa5 allow the a,-.el i1'e-s'f %
44t. Of s-5,rr'gnor.
The q, Notes vii be forwarded BY express, nee
Of charge. 90 sd o-n.s reached by the express COM
psuies
Orders NAV be rlrsarlea to Us direct, CT Trough
your nearest hank or banker.
Person. visiting the city viii dri iall assortment
Or the note. on hand At cur Office for immediate de-
livery.
Orders by mail should he accompanied with the
address, .n full to which the po,es are to be for
varied.
weai.a Keep on hand, and buy anissrasnlfks'
rates, sn kinds Of
UNITED STATES SECURITIES
Account. Of Banks. Bankers, ami individuals re-
ee-g-d on favorable terms.
FISK a HATCH,
BASkERs,
5s Wall Street, New York.
February nth, 1855. daW5n
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-17
Gre0I Popular Loan Of
THE PEOPLE.

Less than ssg,ooJ,co remain unsold. which VIII
probably be disposed or within the next 60 or 90
days, when the Dotes will undoubtedly command A
premium as la, uniformly been the case on closing
the subscriptions to other Loans
In order tha, citizens Of every town and section
Of sheeounlry may be Afforded facilities FOR taking
the loan, the National Banks, state Banks. and
'7ksrs throughout the country have zen
orally agreed O. is-siVs--
-cr.bers yin select their oSa sssn''' '-''- '''''
have confidence. and who only are 70 be responsible
.- tb. eri-erv or the notes for which they receive
orders
JAY COOKS.
SUBSCRIPTION AssSr. PHILADELPHIA
r...r daw3m.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-17

rT,HF COMMERCIAL BANK Burlington IS the
i duly appointed aseu; Cor The sale 81 the ABOVE
i-arIs 9ndl- prepared furnish Bonds O. all part
ss FRI Itr-e " small sums All parties wishing %
invest To- th 2 yery desirable Loan should send in
their order at once, a. % will not De log % Ne
market y r. MY - = t-llyL,
Burlington, Feb. 18th. i-e5 daT5m
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-17
NEW YoRS. FEB. Il.

The Worlds Washington despatch says
Peace has been concluded between spain and .
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-17

THE LFGAL VOTERS ofths CITY o. burlington
i are hereby notified and warned 90 meet - their
respective MAIDS ar the place, therein hereinafter
saFer.'y lr. -uate,i and appointed, on MONDAY,
.hs god. ~ FEBRUARY, A. p. 1855. - DO O'Clock
A. H.- .- me eleetl.n % Mayor Recorder Alder
men. Common C.u1ei.men. and Ward officers, -
---er cd To- tie Act Incorporating tile City o. Bur
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-17

Gold sold tins afternoon at POO
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-17

7tw
The New York herald., 1865-01-01
The Cation Found at Savannah.
fpr.,n, the KicLrnoud Examiner Tec % 1

Tho reader will find in another column the enemy'U
boas account OF the bloodess occupation Of Savannah
II be true that he found there thirty three thousand
bales OF cotton stored In warehouses s painful story
Savannah ia town full Of Yankee merchants and Jews:
the cotton probably belonged TO them, and may bo
surc that they left stone unturned appeal unted
prevent from being destroyed. The excuse for oS
bnrnng II probably was that the copfagraton "a
have consumed the town. But Savannah had better be
in ashes than In Yankee possession The selfish prop.
tors OF the cotton probably gained nohingthe Yankee
would not miss its coniscatou. Sherman says he took
eight hundred prisoners; he did 80 they must have
been skulkers who wished TO be taken. And Il 10 very
probable that his whole despatch IL highly coorcd, 70
conceabs great fact that Hardeo and his army has spt
between his lngors
The New York herald., 1865-01-01
Ilic,l.

CAnvya.-0n Saturday evening, December 81, b. "
CARVER Jr, only chid Of d. H. and Sallc Q. Carver,
aged years and months.
The relatives and friends invited 70 attend tho
funeral from the Fifth Avenue Hotel this Sunday NJ
ternoon, at two O'Clock.
Chicago papers please copy s.
~ JuIiA IsABxL VAN vELsoR daughter OF Edward and
Jano Van velsor, aged years and months
Gee Israes gentle Shepherd stands
with all-engaging charms;
Harkl how lie calls His tender lambs
And folds them In His arms
The relatives and friends Of the family are Respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral from the residence OF het
parents 62 Prospect street. this Sunday afsernon
lFor other Deagss ses SisM Page.l
The New York herald., 1865-01-01
The Murder Of the Roosa Family--Ten
New Regiments.

The 0aseb> has despatch from Columbus which says
that deserter named Charles kener has been arrested
there the supposed murderer OF the Roosa family.
Tho ten Hew regiments authorized by the War Depart
ment will be organized and ready for the field In six
weeks
The New York herald., 1865-01-01
DuRaA AID eANITATUM. Z
roo LAVE rOR CLAssIFICATION.

= osr-oS SATURDAY EVENING, DEo. 81 on a
unyersity place oar gold hunting case WaGn y, mAss
Nv Davies Co.. Liverpool Fifteen dollars rswars ""
paid 10 amy one leaving ~ at Bond rhect
The New York herald., 1865-01-01

H. me"-for the supreme Command os whck, csneral
R.oert Anderson, sf forssamser, hereby rsspsouiy
nominated
The New York herald., 1865-01-01

Bisypsyn IN ADsIossxon. Relss Old, boa, ,,..
.ssr .he aood y lsss.. L IsssD|p <se ding spe sSn
aDl IsarSiDs as thst tAe Or Blsrnsvn ss. =
Asla " reserve 10 ss s.ssL Sy Jsdss Joss nrs~v,
ssl,:sI Gss..u decids5 3: .se:s.v grs-ssppss:s !.
s':sss sspy ssss .ssss ':,.:s, =: -,
jois. joiss'nist s Nsv Yo.- sascy " s scais ] be Ss
- or" and was called
NY sTHRON0 wAKENEss FOR wiDDiE8
Avvsh, nose o. your bsosdis Ssshool nssssss
Your sweet, timd oraytbuSs for me,
Wbo rave ssous cupid an blnsss,
Yet know not what syther may Dei
DON'T feel ~ all siNtimintai,
For romance care niver . rap,
Bas give mo Q jolly an gnts
Young WILDLY in weeds an cap
70 her wosld oGss ny jssy,
For ib thruth al belief 4, exceeds,
10 sse how she blossom o. beauty
II hoistheosd ~ pespin' froures
6he 10 armed cara ps Tor the sthruggle,
Asd me charm of hsr shIx lttle sgs
- challenge 70 eOovts6ip en- Soasl
ne shrsmors o. girlhood sre over,
loves blosso1 has rspinsd 70 fruik
Ar ker 0rsht love ashlesp usdhss clover
d ths sIis whcss ny passion ssh.'kss Seosi
n = pleasant - ksow eee depe!sed
Wss stisdhs.ly cared 70 The lass;"
An that she viii nos dts broken .heastsa
III should pop on juss - fastl
Her simper ID never % resttve,
Har July she knows; an shape
ID never 20 swsety suggestive
AZ whin u peeps ont undbcf Grape;
IN: g, .ssss y; S,o o.nss. ring Ss. .ns mas's
BuI the w,ddy. vile, Ve6shsr, carries
pair o. these marital suards
An, 90, none q yser eossdin' school niassa
who rave about cupid an blissss
Yet know not what ayther may be;
don't feel at all siutimintal,
Nor care for Byron rap
So give plump, roily an sintle
Young Wildly 10 weeds an cspl
The New York herald., 1865-01-01

wiL.MiMGT0
Rebel OpiIfiOn OF the Re-
cent Affair.
What the Rebels WOuE Have p,,one Il
Our Troops tad Rem,..lned.
BRAGG THINKS HE Is SAFE.
&c, So, &c.


w.LxHaros, N O., Dec o. 1884.
Ths federal neet has disappeared Only the usual
blOekaders remain
0eneva Bragg reports thea with presena mea.s and dis
posson Of 10Y oes, no danger need 10 spprehended
Had rev orcesests arrived sseAs haze cap
tsssd mar pvtso~evs
1ns semy drcw up in semi circle and poured con-
centric fire into Fort Fisher, dcsoyis0 svsyy house and
ploua hing up the ground
u lionel Lamb and garrison deserve much credit as
W II az the junior reserves
The enemy threw many horses in the gale and
suffered much otherwise. FIt
There was another gale last night
The Alexandra has been seized q Nassau by order OF
the British government
The New York herald., 1865-01-01
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