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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-09-05
PHILADELPHIA, Sept.

AhLAADELi lila . p u
The Enquirer Of this city makes tha fol-
lowing statements Baton Rouge has been
entirely destroyed BY our troops. General
Breckenridge had demanded its surrender -
He had large army with him.
Falls Church has been evacuated By our
troops. The wounded that were in the Hos
pital at Falls Church. have been removed TO
Washington.
The railroad bridge over Bull Run bs:
again been destroyed byebels.
Stonewall jackson is on ais way TO Balti-
more via Leesburgh, with 10000 men. He
intends crossing near Edwards Ferry.
The latest from Maj. Ger. Pope's Head
quarters is that the whole column is falling
back from thence to Washington.
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I}icC!

aug. -ili, So. Jackson % Farsous, con Of
James :. aal Lydia Il. Plr-1-s 4 Essex.
lie was member C.: t-e 3-i Sass. battery. AID
VI ia lie s-vsa .ys ash. bore Ei-au-ud.
Wtoa sl. Ii c5nr-ies savs wa Be- tide h.msel
h-a fallen, lie l-adli tie s4a aal Ef.l IT, i-sa
spiked il a. ssa'psi. lie eiai O. f-.es on bis
wy Lsm..
IT, Chelsea, VI, Aas sla. EigaIl : . -aly soa
OF Percy c. and Fanny 4. Jores, aged q yeass.
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NV YoRk. Sent. :

! special dispatch to the Philadelphia
In9uirer says the President, Gen. Halleck
and Gen. Mcclellan were in consultation tc-
day ct the headquarters of Gen. Halleck.-
Shortly afterwards II was currently
said II that vicinity that the command Of the
troops 10 and around this city, including the
defence Of tie ueighb0ring Notifications, had
bs:n assigned to Gen. Mcclellan.
After the falling back Of cur frees to
Cenueyilie. there vas naturally some an1
isty felt as to the safety of General
Banks in command at CAtlett's and Bristow's
stations. About o'clock yesterday morn
ing be succeeded in bringing his entire COM
mand wagon train and uninjursd. His only
encounter with the enemy was an occasional
interchange q shots. lie reached Centre
vile about noon yes.srdly.
The &c, that the enemy did lot undertake
more seriously to oppose his junction with
Pope shows how terribly the rebels were
crippled in the BATHS Of yesterday.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-09-05
PHILADzLPHIA, Sept. .

lie u h,e,ng Press in an extra issued on
Sunday has the following
Blcthsnnon lin Western Virginia. has
beon taken taken By the retel cavalry under
Imoden and Jenkins.
There is great alarm ut Clarks5urgh. The
rebels are revo-;ed advancing asaius; Clarts-
bur-h.
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MaTFied

IN s-sr5s9ok-, c. q, On tlo Z5.h Inst. b. tie
Rev. D. Lindsay, jos ". Marsh, a Il Pie:ep-
tor Of the sherbrcoke Ac'decy, TO laTy 81.
Parmelee, arly dlught-r # Dr. PlInsise, Of
Waterloo.
In westioIt, lug .4;i, ~ A;nsy stone ia
Mr. RusseE ii. sLePaTi, Of Georgia, 20 Miss
Hannah Z. Cslhogn, ct Un-e.LiL
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BACHELORS HAIR DYE
THE pEsr IN TIE WORLD.

AHL III n TIE 'NI1ls-F
William 4. Ba;cheloE's celebrated Hair Dys
produces a color 70. % be distinguishsl from "a
turs-v.rrsnted no. to iajlrs the Hat ia tic
least; remedies tia Ill ELECTS Of bad dyes, and H.
vigorates tn. Hair for life. GREY, RED. g
RUSTY HAIR instantly turns splendid Black
or Brown, leaving the Hair soft and bssu.!fal -
Sold BY ell Druggists, &C.
EThs Genuine Is signed WILLIAM A
BACHELOR ~ ;As fsav Sidu Of sss. Dor.
FACTORY, No. 81 Barclay Street,
New York.
(Ls,. 80 Br,s9riy 1zd Is Boz5 Street,
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FogrREs, MoNsoE. Aug 81

All Of Porter's mortar E. and the gun-
boats have come down the James River and
are now at anchor IN Hampton Roads, and
part Of the Aotilla which has been up the
river is TO 20 Immediately to the Potomac.
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GIN. GIANTS HEADQUARTERS,
ST.. LOUIS, Sep. "a P. "

GIN. GRANTS HEADQUARTERS,
ST.. LOUIS, Sept. "a P. N
To Mej. Gen. Haileek
Col. Dennis with from four to Eve hundred
men met with the rebel cavalry yesterday
few miles west Of Whedon in superior force,
driving them and whipping them badly
The enemy left ITO dead on the field, and
their wounded are estimated at over $50
Our loss is Eve killed and 40 wounded.
U. S. GRANT, Mai. Gen.
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SUPREME
STATE OF VERMONT, sUPF
Curr-Fxrr~ Trr-xwv "a COT

cHrrTESrES couSrY. IS. COURT.
WHEREAS. Robert Farrell Of Und,rsili. in the
County Of Chittenden and State of Vermont, has
commenced his petition against Margaret Farrell,
bis wife, setting forth in substance that hr was
married to her. the said Margaret. ut Berksh'rsi
in TIE County Of franklin in said State. in 1885,
and lived with her for about two weeks in tho OBJ
ssrvanec Of tho duties required BY the marriage
relation, when. without cause, said Margaret VII
fully deserted the petitioner AMI never returned,
but still remains absent from the petitioner, which
petition is returusbie % the Supreme Cours,
next 20 be holden a. Burlington, in tho County OF
Chiitenien, on the FIRST Tuesday Of January, 1865
and in which the petitioner paws that the band
Of ml,rimony between him and tho said Margaret
be dissolved and bill Of divorce granted.
And. IL being made 70 appear that the said MAJ
gsret does not reside within this STATE, but on the
contrary Is residing in parts unknown. AID thai
shc Is without this State, beyond the reaca @
process IL Is hereby ordered that the sad Marsu-
ret Farrell DO notified Of the pending Of aid pe-
tition and summons 70 spoesr in saii Court n
lie term thereof TO b holden At Burlington
aforesaid, On the LIST Tuesday Of January. lsC3,
and show cause Why tho prayer OF said petitioner
shall not be granted, by the publication Of tho
foregoing substance Of said petition, together Win
this order, in tho Weekly Bu-iin-tln Free Pes
a weekly newspaper Published q. Burlington, IL
said County Of Chitlenden, three weeks suo'sss-
lively, the last Of which qualifications % be a, issi
SIX weeks before the session % SAIL Court. ~ tho
term thereof Aforesaid, % which st.t petition %
roturuabls. and that Ia deftult Of he a'pe1 71,'
Of tho said Mlrsaret Farrell, tie Court VIII
proceed Pl-fs.
Given under nv hand a. Bu-li7z.7r, IN tAs
County Of Chittendsn aforesaid this l)h day OF
AsAHEL PECK.
Judge Of The sap-eue Court
II. o. HEAIu, Atty 9~1
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ners. Our loss wss one killed and Ave
wounded.
The guerrillss made an attack on fifteen
men in a stockade near McMinnvilie on the
r. R. and we're re TulEed with heavy loss.
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Special Notices.
THE MOST PLEASANT. and easiest t,

THE MOST PLEASANT, and easiest to
administer, and mos. Efficient medicine for the
relief srd cure Of Different diseases is the oneo-
rsthic descriptions, prepared by Dr.. G'fors. they
number 20 different kinds, put up singly in boxes
At IS cents, or IN different sized family cases. An
assortment can be found a. J. ". Resr 4 Co's
Agent, or sent per nall By
PHILIP LEE,
lac william g., New York.
Philip Lees name Is on saoh box Of the genuine.
Send for manual furnished free.
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept.

PHILADELPHIA, Stpt. 2.
Three immense rifed cannon, u, 8. and 81
inch bore, have already been found in the
hold Of the prize steiner Bermuda. Other
cases not yet opened, are supposed to contain
small cannon or ribs.
Four city regiments left for Washington
yesterday.
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PHILIP LEE,
IsIr,PossIBLE THAT ANY SOL.

IS IMPOSSIBLE THAT ANY SOL
DER can be 50 foolish as to leave the city
without supply Of Holloway oiAtns.f ard Pizs'
whoever does 50 will deeply regret it. These
medicines are the only certain cure for Bowel
Complaints, Fevsrs, sores and Sourvy.
Only Is cents per Box or Pot. -
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HEADQUARTERS OF TIE ARNT,

By the direction Of the President Major
Gen. Mcclellan will have command Of the
Notifications of Washington and Of all troops
for the defence Of the Capital.
By order Of the Sec'7 Of War,
Ed. TOWNSEND, A. A. G
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DISEASES OF wOMES.-DR. Mari
OF attends exclusively to the treatment Of PriS at
Dissssss and the special Diseases Of WOMEN, at
bis REMEDIAL IssrIruTs for Special Diseases, at
No. % Union st., Providence. p. I. See bis i'd
vsrtiseusnt Of TEE GRzAr IxpIAs RExEpY Tor
FEMALES Ii this PAPER.
Nov. 81. dsvly
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NJ " BOOKS

.DARs)y BaOESLO - BOOK"
"Ansr.el 5l.s-5 So -, ~ Ca AZ
u9r d. GEsp4ria.
" Barcaes.or Toss is, ~ AaiLosy Irou-ps.
Sc BIlren Roar b. The sa;hoE o. Gay living
stone
I" Friends Ia ssaacii.r A. astlsr aelf..
iar sale bv
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ST. JOSEPH, No. Sen,

ST. JOSEPH, No, Sept 2
Poindex.sr. the notorious leader Of suer-
rilla bands in Missouri was csugh, les; night
as spy and will suffer death.
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VI ar K IS
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARkET.

CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARkET.
Wednesday, Sept. ).
At market 1913 Cattle. about 1000 Bseres AID
3ls Stores, consisting Of Working Oxen, Cows,
oas, two and three yssrs old
Market beef-extrs per cut. s6.5Os e.7S. lst
quality, Sc oOae IS. ID DO. $500. Sd DO. s3,7s,
Working Oxen, SO $40 por pair.
Cows and Calves, $40, 80 q 81.
Yssrlinss. 81 90.
Two years old, sll Is. Three years Old lis
20.
Sheep and Lambs ea10 at market. Prizes, In
lots 81 rs, 7oO,.72S. Extra Selections, g 81
90.
Hide, 81 10 Per To-; Pslts 81, , 81 % Zach.
Calf skins 90 per 10.
Tsllo- q all per 10.
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CfXcIyNArI. Sept. .

Business ia eutiiely suspended here. The
L. L. cars have stoTrel ruunin.. Thu PEG.
pie are quietly bp; actively organizing for
deien-e. No male citizen is allowed to leave
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NASHVILLE. Sent. |

NA5HIiLIE. cept. 7.
Col. Munday's Ky. regiment had a severe
fight near Woodbury., on THURSDAY. with
Forests guerrillas. Eight Of the latter
were killed, 80 wounded and Is taken priso-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-09-05

lie I-..- an extra this morning
T..a g.. r-..res
W-u.Ss- S4.llv, PM.
Tie anticipation tia. a great battle would
be tough. .--l y was -ssi5'y uuaa1dsl. No
f-'u- t-. '1 heard hg anxious listeners
here. aaIus rows g renewal of the contest
except ,A-.a telegram dated q; Fairfax Sta
ton 10 80 A y. speaks Of heavy guns being
heard i- a.sh5,rho9d Of Brist0v Station.
This is opposed in the hishls; quarter here
., be ,lar is. caused by The blowing W Of
his tra.a 'y Gen. Banks, who 1t is fa'rsd i,
Gu. Of r..a lis Whole c1rrs
Five hundred re54l prisoners were at FAIR
fax Station awaiting transportation to W .sh.
inctn. They concur in saying As does IL
formation from all other sources that the
whole Z. u Amy was engaged unlar General
Ices .ul--l.
Is u--af.rs nc one Ct them set at less than
ISO, 600 ana many estimated them at 200, 900
o. 100000 They also al say tha. they
wo-s promised an easy and speedy march in.
to Wazl.agt-a. They were certainly 70 be
the-e within wees
The Ta5l-s's extra IF tbs morning
contains Washington letter dated SUNDAY.
10, :. s., with tie following details -
N,,hias ll;s- tan Gen. Pops dispatches
Of Sl.r.-.y has been received by the govern
mc1t this morning. Distant firing vas
head Sturdy afternoon aud late IN the
eg-1i1-.
a c5ausr arrived q. Ha.!cck's headquar.
ts.s vlla reas tA-t Gen. Pope had fallen
back tJ C-u.rsg.lle. \ staff officer from the
battle f-li, O'Clock Saturday P. N, states
tia. liz t1tCe commenced Thursday 2. N.
Gen. sgel's corps engaged the rebel cav
airy b.i-ala On the rad fron Warrenton,
and drove them lack. the battle lasted until
q o'c.5-z il lie evening This 6sht was
with Jlctsoa's rear eulrj. whose force is
estimated at $1,000
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NOTICE..

T Ell 10 ny possession by drover, on the
IL 25th inst, 5ysarling and 2 tro-ysars-old
Cattle. The owner is requested 10 prove property
pay charges, and tsks them away.
CT DRAKE
West Milton, Aug 7sth, 1861. vloss
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| nItlDn Was neatly eXnsu-tc. am some ui iAe
guns were lett without a man to work them,
all having been killed or wounded. Gen.
Nels was wounded at about =. VI when
the men fell back. rctreating 10 LexinEtIn.
Tho enemy's forces numbered $1,000 or
20000 The Federal forces were between
eco and 1000. under command Of Gen.
Nelsl About 4 O'Clock in the afternoon
the rebels were largely rciailIcld and crossed
the Kentucky River, capturing nearly all our
artillery and routed our men. Tho Federal
loss Is reported at $50 u 200 Killed ard
wounded. The rebel llss Is not known, but
is I'D to be heavy.
Gen Nelson is slightly wounded.
On tie 2lst, an ens4.em-n, took r'acs
near Gallati1, Tenn, betw cen ti, 0. bel .ilT-
CANS forces and the federal troops under Gen
r. V. johnson. Oar troops numbering
about 700, after fighting bray. y for some
time, became uumluaE-J5.e, and lIl j. ran
wi b the exception Of about IS. who with
Gen. johnson. Major NmiIey oi tie 5-l in
fIutry, and 5 other Cth-e-s, wlr, taken pIis
onCrs The federal los WIS IS killed, il-iui-
| ing l.. Nyukoon %, he 7th Penn Ctvllrv,
tNp other officers, ard 80 wounded.
| Tie relei less, includ'n. several fl .-rs,
was Is killed and 40 wounded. The federal
| prisoners were all treated wei hv VI ryan
and liberated ou parole
Morgau's force is I 500 s.-1r-. l1-lrequ.r t.
| pei and mounted
Tie Louisville Dmocr1. u yest-rily, has
| in diligence frcm Cumberland Gap, evening
| Of the 23d, that tie federal troops are DO
| excellent health and srirts, anil eager iar q
| fight, with an abundance 70. provisions fur
XIV Gays. Every i-w d-Is cur -o.t d send
| out i1ruging PARTIES, s ma-.u-s NUMBERING D.
100 men, into POWeA's F4u-y, Tenn, Ual
invariably return loaded, .Ea il-Jg.r- always
driving such r-es away .s t. r nay meet
with,
The correspondent says tle f,l-ra.s can
bold the Gap a--.ls- any .o.c1. Tat t--
rebels d. not mean g. attack t-t -4-lk t.ey
can s.Rrve tie fedora S olt. 4le number
AT % O0O 10 s0 Gao irvine. +, IL, l'.rr-r..r
4, Williams
On Fridiy last. Col Gir-arl with $50 O..
his aud Munday' S rs-imcuts w-u- Oh 4r ez-
petition 10 asceltliH tie euzmv's position I
and rec bis wAv through th,lr Inns u ilin J
Wilson. At Red Bird Greek Nunllv and .
Garrard N $50 Of S'ea-us' cavalry, killing
three and MORALLY v1uri.uz a number. +
VIII the reminder started ~ AZ awful z
speed. Can't N1llius. % Nualav's cavalry .
was killed. NJ other ll.rlI I.s,
\ despatch from Helena. AK, Aus. p. .
to Gen. lllllcck sly=. Satisfactory news has .
been received from de Navy ash Army. An .
expedition sent down Sac river. near NM
ken 5 Bend, rcp rs that tie r.ni transport .
Far Play was captured, with large clrs) .
OF arms and ammuGiti.n. r-.-- i-rca w-=
pursued by the troops from Nl-r g.. L.,
where were the railroad ani ,4' 6sTlT1. The
dep1ts were blrred, ami te telegraph
detroyei, cutting IL communication with
\ i"ksburs. The negroes who were with tie
rebel force brought aw-y j ili5 ui aElr,
des,To ,.l, oy our 5i, troop l. ,..
River where battery Il y Founders .r- $50
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I-etl.1Ting despatch was sent Friday q 81
t- o.. AGENT Of lb4 Associated Pre-. ~ New
~.
Ne have reliable alvices through ie.tcr
received 20 a. lut that affairs a. " Washington
and Alexandria to-day have a moe and NOR,
favorable aspect, Inc s-cess.Oaists Jt n,
latter city are less iuhillut AMI carry de-
sTon1ent clunteuances.
Cons Burnside and Pope have successfully
c1t the. Way through the rebel forces at
Nana--a-, AID have formed a Junction with
The army OF Virginia under Gen. McClellin,
tbs side Of ntervile.
There has been severe engagement with
t1o rebels BY the divisions under Command OF
Gems. Hooker, SturEIs and Summer, III which
the rebels were completely routed and iriven
from the vicinity Of Manassas aad Bull Run
through ihe passes % the Bull Run noun
Jams.
The ICES Of ht= 90 both sides Is said 10 have
Teen heavy. NJ accurate Information IS Oh
'1na.l- on tins POINT, but 10 IS believed the
enemy were very severely punished, and many
prisoners were taken IL D. also stated that
The Potomac River Is nyw iHd1'ie at any
CONT a'Hnt Washington ana much czcitc-
m9ut Pc y1I'- tTarE' gut w storm Mary and,
swiu- G. abe '.-r that PORTION Of tie
rch.i army may make desperate and de-
s.lu..v9 Tatd lu shat quarter but the AZ
r-ug.men-s for fru!eT rec Vtiou f tie
traitors 40 all points ara ample { i al emer-
Esrc.g- e such -4tgre.
Ite srsmy h.- u1t yet appeared on tie
aII-r T. t9ua., .4...u-h indicate y Il such
lid I-'.l' a-e arE aln and the exei,-leu, on
o. sides 80 tae lines continues. Fears for
t- safely of " --aiH5t5a are dapelic1. The
depression oi tle '>' week Als given way
fu Ei4aul.- and l... llit there Aaya been
fas most exile. lys movements % troops from
i'szsrilii .,-t .ta.l '.ai, is beyond In5t,
e-l D. caI-s-..E behaved thai t.e major
f-it .. '-r t.I.. '- had ,''-.r salsmis-lig
. ID. Jas. ...--,-. hours
Ills -.....r .e.. 4n extended for
a,a.1 -..- . made ty tie whole
srr..-.-. ,a....-t r 3Ieglella. inv .,r1n-
.....H. L... ....- .. -. o. r-.r
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Ihere vas large number Of cattle with fai'
portion Of good quality prices; fo- .as ssst rather
higher or VIA; is equivalent, as last weeks Pri'ss
we're obtained FOR those tha. the quality go rot
g coed.
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GUERRILLA FIGHTS TEN
NESSEE AND MISSOURI.

10 REBELS KILLED At WHEDEY.
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THE CONFESSIONS AND ExPE.
RIENCE OF AN INYALID.-Publishsd
fer Il. B,.sfs ard a. Warning a-S Caution 10
You-g Mes who suffer from Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay, Sc; supplying at the same
time the means Of self-curs. BY one VIC has
cared himself as. being put to gres. expense
through medical imposition and qaacksry. By
enclosing post paid addressed envelope. SINGLE
COPIES may be bad of the Euthor,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ,
Bedford, Kings Co.. y. +.
March IL. davly
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VI A " III o o ID ;
HOW LOST now RESTORED !

HOW LOST now RESTORED
Just Pz5Esssd IN a sealed Eavelops. Prize eslis.
4 LECTURE on the Nature, Treatment, and
N Radical Cure Of spermstorrhns, or Seminal
Weakness, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debil-
fly, and Impedimen,s TO Marriage generally, Nsr-
vousnsss, Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits Men
tai Physical Incspacity, resulting iron! Sell
Abuse, 4s.-By RoBI. J. cuLvLRwEtt, VI. d.,
Author Of the Greer Book, &c.
"a Boon TO Tho usa nds Of Sufferers"
Sent under zeal, IN plain envelope, 10 any sd-
dieu past paid on receipt Of six cents, or two
postage stamps, by DR.. c II. J. G. KLINE,
III Bovery, New York, Post onee Box, ass
Aug. s. e,-smis
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JOHN POPE,
Najor General

he Washington Sfay Of Saturday evening
~ speaking OF the bl.ils e Friday SAYS =
The battle was continued hy the army corps
4 Gen. Haintzl.uan, Mcdowell aud SIgel,
90 our s,ce, against d rej / force believed 70
number from 56,0o0 90 G0.C0O strong, and
IL, usaiEs, the army cips Of jackson, that
sc presume, "a Iu.i.u "a Lees army that
lad slcc-et-l 3D. tl-Ain. It's way down from
White Plains Though lh rJuEhfare Gap.
TIE .ca-Iln o' ti. battle of the day. was in
che vicinity Ct u4vm4ske-, and from Hay
market n the direction ll Sulley Church,
% but few l-il.- lJ1taUe-, Of the scene Of
me battle I'd Dul. Kan.
H-.n.z=imla's r9rTs, d we aTe correctly
Informed, came UP with the enemy's rear II
-a.ut 10 An, Even miles from Csutreville,
which point be lr.5 at t4ylrcak. lie found
o-l-eHlI jackson is1un. with MeDJwell
&c S'-si, o- both, tie right II the dircc
--n tliaym4Iae', in t-o position thoy took
10y -iln- north from Game vile - c3mnInd
the -lUloce 20 d. j cxit from IhorouShlare
I-f Our avn informant, Who lett Centre
vile Z o',i9-S in The a,,-rlo1a, col and
clear headed De 30, says that up O. that hour
the InTrls>lol urgv-il-d there ;bAt nothing
lad g fnitsir resulted from the d-y's fsh;-
M, which thoa-l continuous had MT been
q v,ry bloody 'at-.7.
Persons -ubaqu utly arriving who were on
-4s t-lI of 1lt..n theus Ives until : clock
T u l-W-v.l, 30. present t.a- tas tide Of
s-cc>, w-- 1ls..eiiv s..a .L1 JUi4u army
Faica r.-i.-l t.. ra...- --cc. 5s.uly OBJ bJth
s.le-.
Iaa rai.r.l -s already ben repaired
.al,. ua O.. l.4 Raa. nd SUPPLE, &C., aTe
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VS. OF THE WAR,
ANOTHER BATTLE on SATURDAY.

On. T orr FALLS FtCK To CEN
TRErTLLr.
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The 10th and lIth Vt, Regiments
ordered to the Seat Of War,

SPECIAL l,.la-,l 30 .-e Fee Press.I
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Tao lJ.- Regiment leaves BatleboTo ST..
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HORSE POWER AND TuGEsHNC
TACHTNEG,

"a P. DAVIS & co. have established
~ hra-ch ct th-ir Brlsl-- Falls l1l1----
turs At Pll.is5 lr-1. H-ra we s-lI keep on lll-
orr Well k1cvn Es-sc Powers, IlresIe-7 an.
Cleaners az or, two and three l0r-ss- 4ae e.
m0ut farmers aye we'll z-l -a.rt1l Eitl t-e72 Il-
chimes, for they Lave been 10 op-r2'ol an2-i
them fo- Is ye-rs. crl never WITH so s9lI re- --
tation as now I. is safe % affirm a. this o. i1'
only Threshc- and Cleaner ever mllu a--urc- ID
the United States f9s So many yeas, thai ms FL.
been superseded by others. This has stood unri--
allied AMI Ei,h the Improvements t1at our 4'.s
experience il the business has susgss-ef, 70 t5-'
pleasure ia assuring the farmers gi vermont; ,eSE
/, Is above all others the uIc1iue they need. H7
can fora ard machine % any port CT rIo l-fe' az
eight expense with dispatch. All repairing
pieces and teeth will b kep- c'nstaa.-J on ----l
and al orders viii be promptly a;teat-1 20
W. p. DAVIS : co
Pla,t.su-sa. Iay 1862.
P.S. WepuSlish below letter from John =.
ChsmbsIlin, Grlni lls, who has hal more exp
rien,o wita machines than any 2'hsT man n e.
mont. VT. = y. q W.
Mrssrs. DAVIS : Co..
Il is not hard driving TO ths-sA vi.h one span Of
horses on your two-horse nl-alas, I'D oa--=-s on
good wheat or 200 bushels oats. We 1ava tnres1-
81 l56 bushels Of wheat between 3 O'Clock ana
sunset, in January. with0u. any extra eI@i-1
with four hanls, but IL vas no. ths,e5 11d weeds
also 81 bushels oats in % MINUTES. Toe above
vas we'll Cleaned. e, for nl-k-t, as it cana from
the machine. We have no trouble IN cleaning
grain well, with your recent i-pr1rs1sn's, a-l
su satisfied The machines yol now MAKE viii
thresh and clean we'll more grain with the sl-l'
help and two horses than any other tE7-l1rs2
machine In this region viii thr-sa without --ss--
ing. --.,,-,-.-r-,-
Grad Isle, Vt, Nay 10, 1856.
P. ST. have thrssiei si:i o1s n-'li-soT
&C, 900 Bushels, giving lass than 81 ti- ralti
snd then sold IL to- hall tls cJI- o. q l7T. o-'
w4fnj J. L
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The Citizens removing their
gods.