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H,CLELLAN on THE WAR.

The presentation To Gen. Mcclellan al
sword ordered BY thsC1mmOnCouncil OF Phil
adelphia, in July last, took place Saturday
evening al the private quarters OF the Gen
cral. in Washington. The sword Is very
beautiful and costly cme, with a scabbard Of
solid silver. heavily coated with gold The
Committee Of the. Council presented the
sword with highly complimentary speech,
addressing the General - Son Of Penn
sylvania." General Mcclellan responded
a follows
a. ask you. siT. - give ny war-aest and oeer-
+ est thanks 20 the Lcnorable body you represent
I for this entirely unmerited compliment. could
thank you better Il 7 thought that I deserved Il
mt 90 uc1 Zee that I do Nothing that 7 nave
vet accornuilsned would warrant this high c0npli-
lae1t It's for the tuturc % decide whether shal
realize rne expectations and hopes that have been
centred IN ne. I trust and 1eel that the dav 4
-lr- fgr distant when I shall return 10 the place
de1rest Of ali others e me, there u Epcc1 Inc
balance OF nv days among the people ron whom
nave received t1ls beautiful gift. Tn io7- ezp-
90. Or long, n n.1t b cesp.-are ssE Il the IN
tu-e forbearEnce, paiIence and confidence. With
these We can accomplish a.. and while I know
tuat In the Ct al drama which ma have oul
hearts blood tina. ptuusy lvalis will not play
the least 7 trust That. inc other hand, she WI!
rlav the highest anC modest part. 1 again THANH
Won ana ask you t. convey @ the Councils ny
mos sincere thanks for the WORD. say % then
that j. viii d. nv ambition . ueserTe Il nereai
tr know 7 90 no nov.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-11-08
CORN Is. COTTON.

The New Orleans De!ta warns the plant
CT that they have got 70 reduce their cotton
and tobacco paintings, and turn their atten-
ton to TIA raising OF something to eat, II
they expect tae confederate cause to succeed.
Cotton and tobacco. a. the case stands, can
not be converted into money With which to
purchase the nccessaries Of liie, wiica they
bsrs hltneTto purchased abroad
" As fCr tss raising Of the blockade, Wiz the
expectation Of q resumption Of trade vit1 E. o.
rope II Is an ignis fatuus 1or the present. Ia
llookAde viii only De opened after severe fight
M. I. the blockade Of uur portS l. not raised
WITHIN three or four montbs cotton will o. C-ac.
Prizes Of breadstufs are advancing % nnt sz-
or5ztant prices
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-11-08
VERMONT ITEMS.

n, Velnesjq-- N a. w. Nh .Tlroe-
Can. d,a5 -, Srn5s-lsnd from bn-,s -.
,s;vad Two vo,ks n-av,op. A can - e1-r.
ing fuid exploded IL her hands Rhiio gre wa
filing g lamp. anu though a~sry ef9r, Wa
made to eztinsulst.sd the fAnes, sae wa 60
badly burned as 10 cause her death a
neichbor who VA standing by mad her
clothes set on fra, but vas not much burned.
II II a. sale to hold z burning brand over
powder kes' a. . Ill d Asnta- ianr Win
burning 1ul-
S.-ea5l~ cIiu-,. --,. g.. 6. ~ v..,.i-v Of
=, -usrl,- 49,. 81. vaus p,-.~ ,,-o ,.asr.
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--rvAyrs OF OUR TROOPS

A fortnight OF more ago, Gen. Suita toll
e--a-a.5 from Washington g or. Far
5-nE-. rsur.s ming tha pressing need O..
clothing cul proper ten-s .5r the . 115 6
Vernon, : ginel.s, am -.quesu1s tx
s-..-te re-rtsa them AM caa-ga taeu
L1.t.- States G rvlrumgnt-slyIne taat
,.e G.vrazel- W. 70, prepared 20 saI1 3
,le v-a..
NJ DAVIS, The Quarte-mas.er Genera
w4s --ns o. washing OF q see about Il. u.
O. ie.ra1 he- from Washington That tAs w-lt
Vas 15t - had been represented, au5 W the
30-h Of October he made report to tae L--is-
latuIe /, the effect that the waut= @. tie
s-ll.ars were already supried or would De
without delay-tlaJ the Gl7ernmcat prefer
red u supply item ITSELF &c Yet about
the same tine, d. it appears, t4e Cy.ou- 4al
several other of -er- Of the .. WI .- urgent
~ to the Legislature, IL behalf @. then s1-
1lers. suffering for iran. o-- oo,irg. d
We cannot surpos4 those ofi-crs % hav.
ru- their names L sucL 81 appeal without
t-ere being S70ns reasons J0- o. j Ic-k-
as :. Gen. DAVIS was either re sack u Is
-vati5nz anu i1a-.l-., OF &. r.-l- 70
acc--. tae -altE.ng-oS ss-;cns.ts G. H.
Un.-l5 S--ts CEce-s II Washington. as q
ro.---- l--a'g ta4t c--. .l-ac we e
the right way WIKI Tia Vernon Ls-lsl-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-11-08
nHI REnoxAL OF FREMoal

The removal Of Fremont from the con-
nan5 n .he Western DEPARTMENT can coca
sor little SURPRISE Laying aside a. qnef-
.,,r shout ms absolute fitness f1- the Do
r,,or tbe publication o. Adj. Gen. Ihom-5
Letter = the sscretary Of War made change
orF ne SOFT inper4tivaly necessary. / w-s
;uposs.ble fc- mutual confidence aud Aarmo-
uious action 70 continue between Fremont
an5 his important suh7rdFnata olccrs after
suc. { revelation Of thei- rem4rks and oTln-
ions about hin The statements q. that
letter might be exaggerated OF u0i--Il3e and
more careful investigation must determine
tnsi-but tho change e. command would
be none the les important O. insure unity
Ln5 harmony IL TIE public service We
have seen nothing 10 justify that publication
however il came 10 b. maa-, anu we
oanno, doubt that il viii be found IN the
enc To have done injustice 1--WE hope unIn-
tenuonaliy.) t. Fremont, II many parucu-
lar. hereafter 70 be cleared NJ Ina mus
Oe lett u the future
We % not say that IF ta4t latssr L-- 40.
beer published, thl change Of c1mua--
voul5 not have beer necessity. The ulce-
sity or ezpedianrv OF tina, nay have be.
clea- . the President on ground q
which b. mus, BE- tne JUDGE. L7e-- i-..-.-
= campaign shows suc- caauges. io-r-.-..
sometimes obvious on TIE tan, and -.
times 2ot. > change Of Command .-r.
xeossss-sly q Ta5uke l. tae ol1ss- rem .s- ..
a. imput4ti-u Oh lis patriotism. OF ll- bras
ry.or wen I'd. genc-alslIr o. i.--l i
shows thai the superior W.. ~ k-- H.. .
satisfied that tae Tl-lic ssrvIse al- b.. d..
NOTED ny u. J. tbs cas-. We see t. reason
Z doubt that the Pre- dent acted on wilma
seemed O. nm sub9tautial am implr.au
reasons. aud lIs character Is O sure quart
y o. ms acting n im q sens ot DER. 1r
There for The present We are willing G. .r
Il
The adires. of Frsm5n, O. ms SOLDIER
resgninc hiz command. D. manly. PAIR.
soliieriy, and noble. d. Il. bag al- ca-H--
would WIS., il &. b.. Fremont Is services a.
not be los, O. hIs country, though b. b..
longer IL command h. Missouri
p :. = despatch o. us T.ur--tr p. .
ning says il Is reported -e-- -e -~
Gen. Fremont, removal D. u-l-a..-
the present by Gen McC-l-a w..a g..
President e sanction
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-11-08

FRE1S- BODY GUARD The Fremont
BODY GuarI was composed of men rust #
for ard likely o engage n such com bat as
that which mas been announced. Original Y
tins B.lr Guard wa- c1mp0se- 0l three hun
1rad picked men, IND BETTER ones never went
INTO battle Commanded by hungarian
who has seen much service, one company Of
o hundred was composed almost entirely Of
hCntucEIans and the others made " Of
Miss0urians German 1arn--l-ze1 citizens.
and others Inev we-a. Is We have said.
picked men Tra hJrses-olo11ed BAYS
were j. kespinE with the men Bl- tlalr
armament. If We may So spaak. vsz better
sill E4cl nan nae VIII hIm tv1 Of Colts
-Iz-6zrr-- nav reviewers, one 1ve-o4rrei rl-ia.
anu sabre. They could shoot these seven
teen time without stopping O. Load a-5.
;lc- resort O. the sabre o. H1i=1 uT thcu
v1-k & Ler- E-rl -r
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AFFAIRS Al Nrw oR1zAx-.-A special

ArrAIRs Al NEw OKLEANS.-A special
despatch . r Chicago Trrss,, dsted Cairo,
October q. IN, says
SEQ u hss arrived from New Orieass. having
iefi t. erz ter days ago, by way o. " mphIs g.
Her .ze-ron, o. the OHIO river Es reports the
?, - troops II wretcnes CONDITION, many being
s,ez provisions are pIepIs. except bacon. The
.. inre-nsl machine" =. New Orleans which rau
into the hrcnnond, was s. much damaged II ths
lste engagement, that she mas peen placed II dry
dock. Inc graphing irons which sne was SAID
10 have BY winch she could seize vessel and mold
II until she ssnk II by boring. have existence
only II fiction Every mar II New Orleans IS
under 2rmS. There are ; 900 troopS g. hatcher
1ne a. Memphis. and from SEQ 70 900 q other
points. People out Of the cities gsttsng tired
o. the war. There Is nc troGble II travelling
except Oh the border and the Mississippi river.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-11-08

fight with tho desperation Of men ,rho kqo,s
that agcat really mems the fall Of the I1s'l
iutfon J0r tghlch thy hare taken arms, and
the Destruction Of thar own political power
II the Federation which has had the strength
to eoerce them" We commend this avoWai
to tf : attention Of the Montreal Gazette and
= Toronto Leader. = matters very little
whether the war w@s commenced by tie
North flr the purpose Of a5oilsding slavery
provided that object II accomplished a. one
Of IL results. Had tA!s been the avawed
object o. the wal. we have NJ doul- the very
persons who now complain 20 j, ls only
war t. sustain the Union, would nave been
the l7udest 10 cry out sgains, the horrors o.
inviting al instruction amorE tie negroes
/, Is difficult 70 please those VINO are deter
mined I'd; q De satisfied .-SheTtro0k DC
-etc
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-11-08

Seve-a. safe cl-c1ic-s occc-re- Tue--- v VIZ
Il N-Y9-+. limos, Louis. .r-. = icuUss.-s.
Aicdi-aI, New jersey an4 Wisconsin L.
some %. t4asa States there 14s heeu sues a
breakiuz ~ Of former party i:nas, aud aie7-
account OF tae waT--bat IL is impo>si5le to
f0resee what particular .c4ll.--ies VII Be
elected. There ], a great c3b+I,i5n m the
State Of NewYOr1. particularly md though
the great mass Of tie people Of abe Stateare
unquestiOnably Tes,.Gts .Jr la,tnS Gown
the rebellion at any cos-. use shall be sur
pIised il there shall nJ- be some men elected
VINO viii do ali II their power 70 oinbarrass
the government and to help the rebels
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-11-08

M4ss4CHUsEETrs ELECTI1s. 20. celr=.
Gov. Andrew is reelected HIS mai1r.-~ l
about . To ]. III e vote Of about hail d taa.
las. ye-- TIE Legislature 70 strong Re-
publican The chief .Hterst wac N Bur-.n
games old district, where S4mue Hooper.
Rep, Is elected ever G. Z Upton, Dem by
goo majority. Cnas. G. Lorinc Of Boston.
and ET-Gov Clifford Of New Bedford. are
elected t. the Senats OK the Republican tick
e.. Ncwburyport gave Andrew SO anu
DAVIS 554. and elected Caleb Gushing t. the
Legislature.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-11-08

journals TO get up anew, at this time the
same lies which they repeated week II ano
week out during the entire presidential cam
nairn OF 1856.
The inns elbows " the Se'at'nel' pre-
ts7ca Of E hearty support Of the Govern
mea.. By Cd apt string Of quotations IRON the
S.E:,rlers calumns for few months pas
Plenty more o. the SINE sort cao b. t5ano
there
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-11-08

N-s1zs OLA V-v Ey5-L>u Ms Il, MrzICl
- correspondent at UIb1ards,ou, Mass.
writes &c us ta-- Nix Eoenez7- Tii;0n. Of
thar town. who r-a resides II SsujeIi1u.
near Maz1tlau. Mexico writes 70 MS family
that Dr. Benjamin l. itch s native Of
Vermont. was murdered hy the Mazicans at
that Jl-ca on The 18th Of Augus- last lie
left Vermont some year since, settled II san
Ira1ciscl, Cal, and was practising phvsi-
c,au there but left san Francisco not LONG
ago, and went e. Mexico lie was supposed
b. about o. years old. The friends or Dr..
IIcCh can obtain further information ~ al
dressing the family OF Ar. IIltoD - Tore.e-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-11-08

IN CAVALRY REcHEST, Or part Of It
rat1e-. between three and four hundred,
passed through acme of our streets. on par
ada Monday af-grno1a.Some of the con panies
wore their oveTco-ts. and some ONLY uni-
Dr--- sEt moving at d slow pace, their ap-
pear&ucs was nJt 50 animated and striking
a -aerwi=- itw5uid have been But
It Wa fae sooR, de- they came
pacing down Main Street. four abreast.
There 'eas ra attempt az evolutions, for
there ms .,cen n5 drii. a. yet. IA cavalry
tactics proper Tue regiment Shows good
mater.a., as. sIii lte,, jis-:t ons The
II et-itl-.i- ID t.. >errica
Inc tvo miners. : ~ .- -si.- CuIrlrnden
Company. ana Dieksrnan ol III. Bennins-
tsn Company, brOaghtup before Judge Peck
OF ka5sqs corpus were discharged Saturday.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-11-08

FRAUDS AND rvIEEFE-T5.-N ONCE To Duo
g--Ts. Sz1rr,rFT-. ASi IEE PrGLIC q ESLHALLy
- Ill eaton or Wm. Ba-cheI1rs Justly eel
curstel Hsl- Dvo mas been detected. and some IF
the spurious stuff mas found its way into this state
" @ a1TIse all dealers IL patent medi-
~---- and ot-ers % do ousinesE Only with repu,s-
bic ti1-l 81, thus c-uz-Il- cut tluse ds- ra-1-s
Doglla Eloss nal practices 90 s.. nue. dana -s
O. Legitimate trace
M. Bachelor vii. exctau.o tor new stoeb an-
genuine Oh, sent q tE- f--tcrv, 81 barclay ST.
~ sT YORK wlt-oL- any clarc. Tho genuine
lillian a. BatcheIor Is the original. Ii mas an
immense sale, and Is recognized al over the aiooe
the best hair DYE known
p a'fers9H, y. :. Gts1-li-7
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-11-08
FROM 7Hr GREAT FLEET.

The --t----1 >ugboat Ec~c- Allen REPORT
that she was l5:. Of Hat-sraz and that T cry
boats Ba--e and CcTu1d9rc PERI had j
ready been separated from the other vesse.s
The ROs1Osks returned from the blockade
Of Charleston. 70 FORTRESS Monroe. Nov /.
one brIBC- NJ IntellI gcnce. Ilc7 shaft was
broken 1.r-~ of Beaufort and the prevs'-
heavy wea ller along the coast compelled LII.
u come c. ILL curse Of the. great
expedition. Il Is supposed that tie feel has
already reached lis destination.
It Is stated that the late Senator Yulee left
Florida. and has taken up his residence N
Columbia, ;. c., owing 10 the threatened
movements agaIn-t the Florida coast
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-11-08

PARADE or The CAVALRY REGINENI.-Ine
Is. Vermont Cavalry, Col. Platt, made thef
first appearance III foil uniform Wednesday
afternoon. and parsded through the principal
streets The ranks numbered about oOU'
and the line. four abreast, extended nearly
haff mile, and made q truly imposing
nnnearnnre
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-11-08
TIE STORM-THE FLEET.

Tee Saturday nights gale was one % '--
cl-nmor severity OF the sea coast, AZ occ1-
-ionsd much DAMAGE and loss o. lie. ---
shfr 1Iarisana. Of Provi1encs, Z J., Cl1-.
G. IT. Williams. on he- way from Liverpool
70 Boston. while running FOR Boston light
struck oa E-r rock, q barren l1dE- -7'-'
r7s O'Clock or SUNDAY morning The snip
som wen. = pieces. Clp.. Williams was
crushed ,- death IL the wreck. S.7e-- 0i
tire me1 succeeded II getting ur7a E'-'- o.
,1- wreck. and reached tn roc I1 s--'-y
a few swan ashore. Oaly tT- @. q. pas
ss1-ers were saved. Esvn @. IL. r--- and
.sr.een pasrenge-t pe-7ssss n4kl1= Tie To-
ri number lost HgzRtg- four.
The bar1ua Nlthanizl Co5-Fe-.. e. bJs~
tn Can, uan5llr, from M--lE- i.r b3s-
tex. went ashore on tac beach d. S-i11ato,
5.,-.en Tai1l and Fourth CHS. as one
ole szadlv morning al hands We're
s7 ba, the ship and pr. d the carso
WI destroyed O;aer vez were driver
de-. Win more or less loss the railroad
rs ID. ST. shore were damaged. =
IT port. Conn r1r. Of tae y. !. . y
i -rl.r5-- track was washed away. s. tina
were delayed aa.f day. S.nIa
Wa dune 2. ,ae L-s:-ra I. T.. on
O.. = .-.1
Sew y y the weather wa very r5as
ADJ -r. tl-- ua-llm3aIv il-a. overU-e-l
,r arves an1 filing cellars. but NJ grea
--4a-a s. shipping is reported. TIE st1rl
...--ed great Anxiety about the W. l5et, b-
-, -aa- WIS sen Oh Wednesday a la S5ut
a. ape ultteras. and moving II tine order
Cd. Prevailing opinion is that II was Oh
a. reach Of tac s-J-m. Iaere must b9wsv.
b.. -nuca solicitude Cd th4- F9lu-. I'll csr,ll
information j. received 4 violent e.
.5ad hardy i4l. q separate t1e vessels. an
probably wreck soma 81. tae smaller On
esvv laden ones
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-11-08

SLAVERY DOOMED Those editors IL Can
ada who favor the Southern rebellion. CO So
on the plea that the North in not In favor Of
emancipation, "A plea which ha- 20
force IN favor Cd the rebels, WHO
are avowedIy fighting To- found Cos
eminent whose corner stone g. g. se
African slavery. The LONDON Iimes vho--
sympathes are also with the South. aimiE-
that If the rebellion is suppressed, the in-tl-
tuition tor which the Southern State haF-
taken az arms. WIll be- DESTROYED. 4
leading article o. rhe Times Of Oct q, IN
which tie chance 81 success OF failure IL
the contest nov waging, are compared, says:
= The only advantage that the South enjoys
Ii that It's inhabitants are more generally
trained 10 arms. and thst they viii probably
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-11-08

IN Indecent ExP0sUkEa OF I'M War /
DEPARTMENT The following statement i
made rv the Washington correspondent Of
,ae Naw York HerGG lit Is true 1t Eros-
crates The War Department from thS agre-
ci0us bluEder Of publishing A6j. Gen Thom-
rs loose memoranda. Brtevery ching coming
IRON these specials is II be INTERPRETED
with tbs lac. IL view, .nat Whenever one
gets Q niece OF news IT advance Of the rest,
the others either L.scrcdi, II entirely, or IL
= that was sarrspu,ioualy oh;aine1.-
S-vs ID. H-a.6 special
y have tle permission o.. lIdu. Mcclellan
9. announce that the report OF Gen. Stone
delivered % hin ny one Of tne latter S aids
ora Monday morning last has never been
permitted g. be COPIED u tlIs city by any
rsr-8l. and D-a never been 1lruishel 1v Gen.
Mcclellan 20 any person, moi even the presi-
cent r Secretary OF r az. 15c4us. @. Ils ID
completeness that j. wa never furnished
Hv sen stone O. The war department. nor l.
Il. President. Eu. t1l- neither NJ Lincoln
10y Cameron l.-. seen j. ul-i. l- appeared II
Oh. -,4W YORK I-i---.. Gen Mcclellan
sr -- the T-l report v4- made
a-- adj cT 81 Washington B. must have
l-a. u- i-- -l --- rep 81 upon bis
rr'r.- --.- and .1-t t1-- c'lr mus nsva
ae.- -- -l- --rJ- .l Monday
ll-.- .---. --rll- his absence l.- a. few
tu-- -a- -a-5o1r,. {. taa rep.-. III
t-.I af. tHl- ]. was s..- INT. tr w1-
department. 81. llsor t.e See. .. d. IT,
cover u- .- rack. s,.- further. -.. uor-oa
r -l..--..- CD. report u-. Oh. I-ler7.
...- leaves ou- e.. nam. o.. l,su.rsi
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-11-08

LNIETME'r OF DRCSEES MEa -Judeo
Dewey OF she Supreme Court Of Massachu-
se,Is, has decided t--t al cement va
contract between the Government ana tie
individual that lt Impilsd al. asserting mind
Oh the part OF the lndivldUa.. -l that q
person 50 drunk as not to know Wal ae Was
about, was incapable Of legal assent. The
Court accordingly ordered the dischurre of
the uan brought before 1t. THIS rule Is of
general application and il should a5uoDlsb
recruiting ofhceTs not t. enlist anv MN vher
intoxicated
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-11-08

l- l,--E--- CT Lo--Ic1-TEa a CORES
r51-e-.. ae Chicago T-75sn1, writing
i--u L.c.=vl--e. Ky, Oct = give the fal-
loving ac-.1l- Of taa retreat Of ta- r-5a
genera. Z -.ico5s- a.te- has unsuccessful a.
,-rz n WD- c., c4ur. From Bar5lurs
vile the retreat wa marked with blood al
every sep. The entire los q the rebels III
tae battle and the retreat, j. estimated at
fifteen hundred men The letter says
"Tae retreat began early Oh Tuesiav
morning. The dead were left on the field 70
be- buried by the UDiln troops. The hel5
was literally str1wu VITA taeu. They must
have oa-l. like 61nl-. The execution was
terrible. ana --1 WOUNDED few. The effects
o. toe long balls, inc Mime. are represented
{. r.~e been most terrible L dies Y ere
perforated an skulls were broken int nal
O. d--7n r.ee-s. Many TEXTURES Il was IN
possible q. r.cl-nlzs- Inc grape cnd CAMS
t,r o.. -le ARTILLERY Lad ais. found many VIC
INNS. They were found lying or tn hll
ale- .- ~-.lrs. ii appeared as If tho bodies
lad rolled l1vl the steep sides OF
t-- --.-. and t.us ulel ~ on one another
I- I. N- l.t--at W--- t- III, au4 tle
Ieur- regiments ic Irr-1t rnsned over
The bodies O.. t.c- ---me- f-il-1= and aa-
lu4i1-rrc...
But te retreat was ,a. 1.a-t irving ordeal
,rI.-. o.. r.d-l. had r. undergo Tho 1T
ucr-. 81 ED i.r vo.Es they has oppressed
aroused tr g.. report D.. the victory gathered
along 30. road q give d parting blow, and
u.u Wil CAT g BlrlaeEev.i4 the rebel
4rav ~lr ta- gauntlet Prom every tree
a1- BOOK lra- the -ltl side the sharp cratg
o. t.a l---.s -.ia greeted them ana sealed
g. c.a L--. Is is SAID that The retreat
was one elaluucl h.A,, i'll which tbs poor
devils lad p. chance whatever. Au1us-
cl1-- opened t-elr fires uplu lncm from
every s.-. and quarter, ana they ieit what
Is was [. rerTcl. through - hostile country.
Like rho En-.ish WHO came T. suhuEate al
Lazilrsll Mas .. they Tusoe Oh III haste.
6rl- from the storm 0l ylllet7 that beat II
1r5- them a. every step. Th-y needed NOT
vi. l-.- they pushed ~. e4cu nan Tor
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NUFAcTuEING .-Fi5rId0 ~ ti- fol1.-
Inc wo0ilen mills OF Rhode Island are turn
ing Oh army goods at "a rapid rate. At
i-eaeedaie al the mlI- are fully employed.
" Rocky Bro1S. Nooresheld ana PerIysyilie,
u'e "glKs ar running II kers=y7 and blank
e.7- Lxeelien1 prints are now manufactured
TlH TIE neEy invented Fibrillia, q FAX
eottoI- with Il acmixsure q - per cent. OF
cotton The cloth Is stated - be decidedly
superior to cotton fabric, while the raw ma
teElal can be afforded for : cents Ter pound.
-Prorldence Journal,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-11-08

speAk not a. one OF those who have suffered,
for nave been here only ter days, AND came
without prejudice, expecting from reports 70 INC
the regiment suffering but find they are worse OF
taan I heard OF. TIE truth exceeds the reports
I. NATTOCKS, Y. J.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-11-08

Third heEt d. Vols, OCT 81, ls6I
SR. EDITOR line Third Vermont lie ziDent
greatly surprised to learn tnat treD. geo. /.
DAVIS han teieerapa=5 l. GOV. HOloroOk, iron
Is 4shIagtOu, OF OclOb-r 10th, respecting the a
and 30 i.egImerts, la they are not suffering
for clothing, - reprose1ied."
be truth i, ana Any MAJ not preJudleed eau
with half eye see II, thai the ID Regiment
are sufering fer me want o. good clothing and
tsntS. thar clothes are 0irty, rusty to- TIM.
too s1runk-their TENT too thin, small ana low
an are poor profession against wei and cold
ne neu suh-. ron cold, and have NJ means t.
prev. u. 4 pzrI 81 their sickness Il to be Al
-, - sec 10 WaLt u suitable tents and clothing
lo-l ,sa'--l appear c. Is so squire thai They
nAh a IL PFl0e leii ami want Of ambition al
"ayf i'4IS~s .oss Of pride. Most hermonters
seeing es l. or present condition would IDVOiun-
i4-ais 1Aei-lI-' = w bas-oUIrageoasp and WOuia
soink ~ disgrace e. II STATE Ina word, zen.
SINH Dispatch Ia Int Gosernor Is TN and
Gsl. DAVIS dispatch Is not true.