Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-15

81. Fr.rt-- F.ysr ~. .,-..sr v-r-sl l.-r'5-.
al M. ...4v If f1s ,.--,r- -1r.gred
T.- .r..l l.,, Ql ..',-,ls NJ III. ,t--,
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t.r.s .r..t .yr-
I tI-. -i--. ..a- iI.--s came Lp Witl gl--
/ ties @, --a-.'i-s le" miles northeast of
. hnazvai,. il Ai'us County. yesterday
I maru.a-, and iI-llw-l chem aSifmIsaing la-
/ = i.- -HH- IH-I p general night ensuel
Do va.-. ueI---I loss was one handred an-
/ liiy l-- aud ten wagon loads Of supplies.
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.-...g ..'-.r ..,,,5 ,,i.l s-s~, 49, 73bes ut ~
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en-,
--.i ..- i''.-l+ 4'7''i--i'7 are Iu4' Ou c
l"'' iAi recruiting '7 Progressing VIII un-
etA'-.-- ''l '-'
T...-., f....,....-I Trash --.7rs in tho Vast
o.r, e.. +. ..-.. -...5, ~ rI. ana
t-s.vs VI. t-lr- DC IS sli1, Is likely to as
suus command 80 Cincinnati OF the new
DrlI--ml--l. Ohio. Indiana and Kentucky.
'i-A- .A..---.s s'1 NILES Azl .ND
u -i-if-', "a aug -
A ,-.'.' was l'--i- y7'iiu-y '-'"91''
'-l' b-l@' ana '.'ns''' '--i ~ = iIAs1n' y H.,
-i --.-' o ''' "a - y t'- '1-' ~ -
Win DIS cavalry brigade nai o5en engaged
l'- Nv ..'''- 'l '-s e4'Ie-l- '-'-'-lIs me-
'-9 l'' .--H l''-'' '~i- 7.iI1 l.'o'isiS
WIN '---'- '-5 anu ,, ~ ~ sue '-'- % Vi =
--l-' ''ii- Cd '-iI I'--I l''., .--l e.
...'-. -''-"..'- "1' -
s-'l- -'--7 l---' ON D.-i17 y'''ny u3' B- a1-
"--t '.i .'''s ~ ''-.i '-- - ,'-..'
I'' -i.-'i'' ana 4s' -''' i''''-- --'' GA --i'
eu,1--r--s-l the enemy alvInc5- r,
l I-1'.- .AI-s J-tAs'A anu l. ven Aln
il1 I,ii.i.-u ..-l.. 'n I'l-.' ana ''-II -I, -
F.l- guard 4''D'. s--'. r was -''-'-@14 ~
G-n- b-nas yes,ei'iy afternoon ar0u' "a
ul-.- -adii .- Ciipel1-r o. H. LAe usu1
was aim = "lo-.y VIA al. -i---Iy 1' - '--
tHs il''l.l. i-,i-l- -'-@--' 'o'N' 50
..ci ana T. o-' l--ii'.1 ana ullJly cJu'e7'
ip--'Ftl-
General hluEs iisa- "lns ulaer G-Aerai
" l..liil7 sll r-l greatly
Tie rebel position "-s N tae WOODS Wlii2
tae I0ois when attacked were op-ised %
cr.-- '.-n ground.
B. was 'll ll,h a''1- % c''c- 'n4s l-
uecl-- -'I--1l t.-1' 'le rl5--s were a''Il ~ Z
in force when l-c .'.e .1l-' I''c5 7u4-1i4y
ai--iAs- '' over" %, '--i'''7 H''- -f
points, -a4iiy ai l4-ii l-5i l-li'S l'1- 'u'l
r1lss.
40 .-.L T. l-l seven GOES '-ueIa4 4ol'
a-r-F- Hl t-- A--i iE'-1 Sl- -tefp1-' accom-
-.I-I ---li -,igD i"e.t VIZ ~ 49, u
AeD,"e--'s corps Tie battle was 5hos-a--
TALLY o'.r General BANKS AJl-Ing 'He sa-L1
n. lul t--- -- o--ul-e4 10 ,"e ue5'nhl1S-
A---r t-e arrival o. General rope tneIs was
an aIl---iy Contest !., eyn'ilu'Ds 3' iI'''''-'
The sht was unusually clear, and the
noon iu... Ia9 rebels planted a battery
and C. %. Banks were, bringing both Of them
uu-ar t fire. The Generals ard their stats
were 81 a,-r the re1-l lines, being actually
iu .rla. lIelr own lines, tnat sudden
cal-- a. rebel cavalry was mad, ir0m TIE
woods, quarter % mile Of, apparently
with view tl capture them. The attemr
was r.ss..eI ty O. vigorous fre from Mellow
elf. tr5.rs. and ,he Generals and their stats
b n tie er5luI uudsr a cross fire from the
r.te., aud their own troops. The fire Of the
rea.i batteries was afterwards snenced.
tie fi1u- % take the place of Gen. Blaks
e1i4l,'-l c'.uuin7, IAe e'Sny lIl n0t III, l.,
,-'-. ~" ,.-. nHisr ar orIs a.5 in n .sition ali
night.
Cen Banks was on the ned throughout ,ii Iae
handling OF bis troops anl personal ga.lantry
are Hl51.y praised by his oil'ers-
i'- ..'.-'5 -....,1rs --' 80 'jo- Jr-in, l,rgs
r-rt' q the Gsht. Wrln oyerp5wered 6y