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SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 20, 1852.



With comparatively meagre news this
morning, it is certain that stirring events
are near at hand throughout the entire
Theatre Of the var. 1t seems certain from
our dispatches from the Potomac that the
enemy are routed and driven out Of Mary
land, and We shall probably heat. no more
OF the "great rising in that State The
Western seat Of war gives US the defeat at
Munfordsvi1le, and the impending battle
is not long to be deferred between Buell
and Btagg. Even before this takes place
the rebels may use !. the Temporary
advantage Won hy Bragg. for a
sharp. dash at Louisville and Cluciu ia Ii,
for neither Of these cities are out Of dan
ger, though both are in good hands for
-defc1se. Farther south on the war map,
Warm work is uear at hand in the vicinity
Of Corinlh, whore Gen Grant is ready for
the rGxl army already moving northw.rd.
The rctnls have won brief SUCCESS In the
Kanawha Valley, in Virginia, and the cap
1ured salt works arc busy in turning out
for them the covetel stap1c-
, 1862-09-20

Especial Dispatch to the chicago Tribuue.1

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc.1
SPRINGFIELD Sept. 10, 1854
The grand lodge OF Gosd Templars, which
has been in session IN this city this week.
closed last evening, The session was largely
attended, and We learn tlat the proceedings
we're harmonious throughout. The following
is the list Of officers elected:
G.w.C.T.-J. IT. Nichols, M7co:ab.
gP:%GTIR:E n; T E LeEa2' H,ErG,o9 He;rt,oa. p.;,
G.M-A. s-3Irs: L. $. cowasfy, Chicago.
G'W:T-0. Z G R5ccksay: S,d q. .|:s,'i!a. aneteno'
9, ". chsp.-Rey. E. Stewart, Gallatiu.
81 Hsss.55. g: ss'sss, u Si,as,sTsa;G MsTsElgi
G.. O. G.-Rev. Nalllgau, Pstis-
The next session Is to be held at Quincy,
Adams county, On the third Tuesday of Sep
teEber, 1868.
Among the officers wounded In the battle
Of August So:h, in Virginia, was Col Martin
D. Hardin, son Of the late J. ]. Hardin Of tais
State, who was killed at the battle of Buena
Vista, In Mexico. He was shot through the
body, little below the heart, and his Shout
der was broken by another ball.
Gov. Jayne OF Dacotah, formerly Of this
city, has been elected to Congress from th1t
Territory, beating Gen. Todd, Mrs. Lincolo's
brother; By 15o votes.
Aojutant General Fuller arrived from Chi
cago At 6 o'clock this evening.
The train due here 1t 6 o'clock this morn
ing, from Chicago, had not arrived up to 9
O'Clock this evening, It has been detained
By fnei9ht train running OF the track at
Dwight Station.
, 1862-09-20

Our victory On the Potomac is mol light
" bought. Out Of the SNAKE aud diu Of
Tic battle will come long lists of casualties
10 our army a:testinE the valor Of the SOL
dic1s of the Union. Among the lists al
rady furnished, large proportion Of the
nAues Of officers appear. The brave and
c1'iv;11ous Meagher is reported killed,
1<odn'nn mcrtally wounded, and other
Generals more Or less seriously hurt This
p;i'''e' or ra'l1cr series Of battles, opening
with the fight on Sunday, will prove the
1ucst destructive Of the war, thus fur.
, 1862-09-20
Gen. Pope At St. Paul.

Major General Pope and staff arrived by the
Northern Belle at 8 o'clock last evening, aud
put up 1T the International BrSadier Gen
Elliott who has been ordered to report to
Gen. Pope. in this city, Is With the parry.
B1igaeier General Roberts, who has also been
ordered TO report to G:n. Pope, is expected
1o-morrox.
The names, rank and position Of the p3rty
who arrived last evening is as fo1lo1 ~:
Major Eeneral Pope
B3gadier General Elliott. :,
Gol Morgan aid7de-camp t. Gen. Pope.
<kl. Butler, II
Lieut. Col. Smith, =.
Capt. Pipe, e." :"
Major 6cin1dge, T. 4. G. to Gen. Pope.
Capt Jacobs, 4. A. q. to Gen. Pope
Napt. Bel, 4. L. G. to Gen. Roberts.
, 1862-09-20

BUFFALO. Sept 19.-The folioEing are the
principal enfferers by the f1re this 1noruilg>
Evans Elevator, owned By Cherlaa ". Esaos,
valued at sc COO. insured for SO 900; Station
arv E]erstor. owned by D. 8. Austin, vAlue3I
At s20, goo, ipsnred tor sIa 500; Geo. G. White
william Williams aud Ges. Ttoscatt-2.S5i
barrels hiGhwlnes,
, 1862-09-20

Pu11ApELrn1A, Sept 19.--Gso. Francis
Train dined With Secretary Seward, on Taurs-
day, and on Friday hsd an Interview 9Th the
and Wellea-
, 1862-09-20

SPRINGFIELD. No., Sept. l9.-From Lient.
Williams, 1st Missouri cavalry, taken pris-
oner near Ne%tonis, on Saturday the 18Th,
since escaped, VIC learn that the notorious
guerilla, Col. Hayes was killed there on the
same day By one Of our picRets.
, 1862-09-20

DAyESroRT, Iowa, Sept. 18.-The State au-
thorities yesterday received an order FROM
Gen. Pope, ut St. Pau1, that no more Iowa
troops must leave the State nutl further Or
de1s from him. The 2lst regiment, from Du~
buque, vi hich had just arrived here By boct,
bound for St. Louis, was accordingly detained.
Gen, Pope wants to use our troops agatnst the
Indians, who ara menacing the border
, 1862-09-20
The Evacuation of the KanayEl1a Eat-
Iey-The Salt Works AUt Destroyed
1.{RAeA on The kettenk.

GA111fo11s, Sept Is, 1872.
The salt works between Charleston aud
Camp Pratt were not destroyed BY out forces,
I'LL but two fell unipj pjured Into the rebsl lanas
with large quantities OF sals, aud aee noT
being run b5 the coatedera.es ui5at and day.
Tie rebel lose at Faye te Was abou; live
times as great as ours. Toe total value Of
retreat is estimated at Il llf a million. Light
burns trains all safe in Ohio, except a small
one cut off on the 10Th.
The seriously wounded ara doing we'll.
Capt. Hatfield is still alive, but will hardly
eurytye- Col. Iight3uEn Tas here to-day. He
estimates tn. tula1 loss In the retreat ~ 100
killed and wounded
, 1862-09-20
Funeral Obseauies of Gen. Reno.

Bosros, Sept 19.-Funera1 exercises over
the re1,aiIs oi Mai. Gen. Reno took place TO-
day in Trinity Church Bishop Eastman ofi-
ctated Gov. Andrew and other State OIL
ciais were present. TIE members Of Gen.
Reno'e stiff were the psll bearers. The body
will be removed to Virginia for iuteruent.
, 1862-09-20

BosToN, Sept. 18.-Commoaore John PercI-
val, q. s. n, died at his residence II Rox-
bury this morning.
, 1862-09-20

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Bosrox, Sept 1S.-The four-us]e race be-
heats by Wagram-s522% and BLK.
, 1862-09-20

TOR SaTE-!A S loon with Hotel
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, 1862-09-20
THE WAR ON THE POTOMAC.
GER YICTOSY REPORTED
COMPLETE.
The Rebels Driven Out
of Maryland.
THY ARE CONCENTRATING
ABOUT WINCHESTER.
Gen. sigel Drives the Enemy Out
Of Leesburg.
REPORTED DEATH Of GER. THOMAS
T. MEAGHER,
Several Federal Generals ounaed,

HARR1sntIG, Sept. 19.-Information just
received from the battle field says tha: our
victory is complete, and that Pleasaaton is in
pursuit Of the enemy, driving them across the
river. The whole federal army il in good
condition.
, 1862-09-20
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sjEsSs E9a pa Is, & R5F' ses'e e ssGt &c.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-09

.sil sauR, s,iJz6oBs. 1ainsspsiliintsssbh....
sells. II R.WILLARD,l 81 .g,.islas.yi VI Il
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-09

Alb. MoRTLEYs ESQ, 81 b4fGG, N. Y, writes; u
have pGed yqnF ESeoE9l IBTBe in my finally ever
Enfs yoa Il, and believe 1t t6e beai meil.
cine tqf hsPuFpose ever put nut. With bad cod 1
should So9ner payitWenty.1Te dollars for & b6ttle
than do without IT. or take any other faneiy's -
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DO not despair TIN you have tried
ATTEs CaEE4p Pr6foHAf. II made by one ~ 10
in the world aud rs CURES All
1SflaSe i EsSQ = 81 merits 9tilt. 1tFtps'
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flsselli lrl llfI IEle httlI Elinl ati sJHa
ayers Sargaparilla, 5ges Es1lds
saaL AYeEsss 9hery PeetOFal,s ga
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-01-31

The present critical state Of European snsir'
will ronder these publications unus7s,iy inter- ,,I
esting during the forthcoming yea my W.
oocupy . middle ground between .hs hastily writ
tsn news items, crude speculstions and fYing ru-
uors Of the daily journal, and the Ponderous ONE
of the future historian, written after the ilvlng
interest and excitement OF the great Poiitieal
events Of the time shall have passed away. IA
10 these Periodicals that the readers must look ior
the univ really ineligible and reliable history OF
current EVENT., aDd as such, in addition 70 Their
sall-established literary scientific and theological
character we urge them upon the CONFEDERATION o.
the reading public. Nth
TIE receipt Of Advaaee Shs'is ifom tns bIi.is
publ .sber gives additional value 70 mes ~
| ips,nuoh as they car now be placed in the hands
Of sub.cribsrs about the original eaiton-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-01-31
WILLIAM 3. RHODES
Patent Lever Clothes WriDger,

UNHIs Superior Wringer saves time, strength,
Il the hands, and the clothes, helps make wash
ing day much pleasanter; leaves the clothes in
better cond 70 dry washes clothes better than
nAnT washing machines; boy or girl can use il
who could not wiring clothes by hand; 1t holds
hrm on the Tub and needs less regulating and is
better made than any other machine. See that
you get WILLIAM b. RHODES DOUBLE
LEVER NRlN6ER, sold at the (oId Etand)
JeweiTy store, Church street. burlington, Vt,
BY J. L BRINSMAID, Agent.
N-v. : Twin
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-01-31

TaAIss GONG EoRrs AND WEsT
Leave Burlington at 80 A. III. IS An, and
COS P. NJ.
MAIL Train leaves Boston Al so A. N. wa
Lowell, Lawrence or FitchbuIg. Leaves Spring
field, st . A. NJ, Bellows Falls II IS Pm,
connecting al " hite River Junction with Northern
Railroad from Boston, and with PsEsuupsio Rail-
road for and from st. Johnsbury and Littleton;
arriving Burlington at Z 90 Pm, and It. Adams
Il 40 ?. NJ. and Lodge.
Accommodations IEAIyieavss Northhsld a; .
An, and Burlington 10 IS a. NJ, for Rouses
Poir. and Montreal arriving at Burlington 81
II 40 and al Montreal 90 P. NJ.
MIGHT EITREss IRAIs, leaves Bellows Falls at
SIS P. NJ, receiving passengers from Vermont
Valley Railroad leaving NewYoTk at 90 A. M,
and from Cheshire Railroad connecting at " bite
River Junction with train leaving Boston 90
Pm, Wis Lowell or Lawrence. Leaves White
[ River Junction 81 II So P. NJ, arriving at Bur
linrton a. IS A N, houses Point at 30 A. NJ,
Montreal at 10 90 An, and Ogdensburgh al %
! P. N. connecting with Grsnd Trunk Trains for
/ Detroit Chicago and the West.
Sleeping Care are attached 70 both the Nigh
/ Express trains running between Rouses Point ard
] Boston.
I Through Tickets for Chicago AID the West fo'
/ sale al the principal stations
C. MERRILL, supt.
s.. AItaus. W.. E-r. ls. Istl.
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Y RMONT CENTRAL AND SgLL1.
VAN RAILROADS.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Wednesday, Jan. S, 1862.

Trans eorSG SouTH AND EAsr.
Leave Burlington at 7 90 A. NJ, 10 80 4. n. and
SEP. NJ.
MAIL TRA1S leaves ST. Adams at % A. NJ,
Burlington at : 90 A. NJ, connecting at White
River Junction with trains for and from Wells
River. ST. Johnsbury and Littleton, and with
Northern Railroad for Boston, Lowell, Worcester,
&C., and connecting at Bellowst ails with Cheshire
Rsil-oAd for Boston, and with Vermont Valley
Railrosd for Springfield, New Haven and New
York. arriving in NewYork at 10 Is, ?. NJ.
ACCOMMODATES TEAIS leaves Rouses Point at
IS A. NJ, for Burlington and Mortified.
NIau1 Express leaves 0gdensburgh at II Sc
AN, Montreal al 80 P. NJ, Rouse's Point 10
PM, arriving at Burlington IS Pm, In Boston
| al s 20 a. NJ, connecting at Bellows Falls will
| Cheshire Railroad for Boston and Worcester, and
! with Vermont Valley Railroad for Springfield and
/ New Haven, and arriving in New York at q
! 2 N.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-01-31

Paragraphs made 1Ion Dasaefrs''yP-
A=brotyTes Of deceased persons, Of g sul--.'
cs-u1t be -Essssi.
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A c A r ID .


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