Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-24

wounded aud tiken prisoners, which Is the
only lJs5 they are known to have sustained.
Our troops under Gen. Hancock entered
CharlssioGn about MON and occupied it, the
enemy leaving In cur hands over one Kindred
wounled al Antietam. At 1 u'clOck the in
fantry formed in line OF battle on the right
aud leit OF the road leading 70 Bunker Hill,
and advanced. driving the enemy from the
hills All at dark occupying position ex-
tendn. from Bunker Hill t. Shenandoah
Gen. McClelau arrived at Charlestown at
two C'clJck where he remained during the
night.
Oae hundred aud fifty OF Stuart's raiders
have been captured and 1t Is expected that
many more wi be. SIX were found Friday
night in the pIdst Of Gen Ricketts, camp.
They wore cur uniforms Llrse numbers OF
she repel SICK were captured at Shepherds
town and refused to take their paiOls but
took the cath of allegiance and have gone
north. \ few nights since hOdy OF rebels
crossed at Sheperdst0wn, penetrating almost
10 q hrigade's headG uartrrs before they were
reDulsed, owing TO Wearing our uniform,
Our troops p4sssi through STARTS camp
on Thursday where there WAS every evidence
OF hasty retreat.
The Washington Star says that circum-
stances consplre q induce the general i'm
ression among military men here that the
rebels IN Gen. MrCiellan's front will s0on
fsht II. is evidently crJwdlng them more
aud more. and they have no, evlnced dis
position u give back. The fact thdt If they
prefer retreajing, lie nay BE- moving upon
the are Of tire circle through some near part
OF the Blue Ridge, and get be ore Richmond
as SON. # not sooner, than they reach that
point by marching down the valley 10 Staur-
ton, in the reason why 1t Is now thought
they must fight before attempting retreat.
A gentleman who lett Fredericksburg
week ago reports clat there are no rebel
troops there excepting fifty cavalry men, who
are din. picket daty from thlt city 10
A,quil Greek. There aTe no infantry in the
neignborhuod and the citz ms are daily ex
pecJins an attack from the federal iorcs.
Gen S.lhl started on reconnaissance u
Aide aud vicinity wednesday, returning
Friday evening lie captured about 100
prisoners on the way. He drove . party Ut
the enemy through TnOroughiare Gap On
Thursday, having eucimpei az W hite plains
"Wednesday night
\ tram OF five wagons loaded with proyls-
il rs and forage sent f:0m Cenueyllle To Gen.
S q ] was captured near y wmarket by er=
" ol North Carolina cavhTy On tuursday.
The rebels are running trains % B-lstoT S-.-
lions
Reports are continually coming into Sigci' 3
headquarters from de-crJers mat large par
tie OF rebels are retiring from Winchester.
Gen. Morgan with d thousand rebel c4yal-
~ entered / .xiustJn Situruay, our small
i,lc- r-lreaiIug before Ina % our main force
a. georgetown Before surrend-ring our
II lars fought hln CALAMITY, kllhng and
.undiug vcrli. Our loss Is TX killed and
100 pslsl4ers who were immediately par0led.
25O IT oar cavalry succeeded in c-capnE
After remaining three % .r;ers Of an hour
Morgan Ic,r.4.-i toward, Manchester and
atJerwir.i novel IN the direction Of Frank
tost Gen DJuolt upln learning his pres
euc- started 10 pursuit wl-n one reSlm nj OF
Infantry 10 wagons, d thousand cayairy AMI
one s.clilu %. artillery. lie OyartoJS aud
.si.4fei Morgan Sunday between We rsnll s
and Frauai.rt. and is now IN full pursuit OF
lis ,c4t,erci ilIc,s. moving towards Law
renteturE- MIrs4a is nov between Gen.
Dlmout and Bl-I aud II Is Thought he Is
NOT likely % e-cIQ. lt i- probable he Is
pushing i9r Mount oier-ins 70 jim HUN
parry Marshall
hdei' is 'ci 'IitI JUST s'-'A oi MOUNT e.
h'h' G-H' Cri''s"Ieh army Gu, j. j. ial-
ther soJJl DO pursuit oi B,t.s- IL Is sup
% sci the rcHei army Is aiming 10 cross into
tennessee by B. Creek Gap and Wilson's
Gap. Bucu is 90 hot pursuit and It Is be-
iIe'ed he "ui i'lce lAe i-o-i7 10 u-h' UT cap
tlrc irte r'f.'1n ID 'Ae" 's'-I1 '"'y
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An expedition >tart-i isJm Cen. S.1cam 3
comm aud Tuo-d morning Tor the purpose
OF intercsptiu1 aul capturing "A i'rce oil req
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aging near L.' As'i"e' L'nd'' ''lH'y, va
Il Was IL e'e-y T'-i-c' sa'te'7iu' s., ,lt q Z
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On Monday t'e'e Neit -I'usnl Gown
Fortress VI .nfoe over J1o anon iiso'' ei7
mauv OF whom came rec MY RON Macon
Ga, AMI were captured al Oeiar Mountain
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