Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-29


+rIa'.T on FORT s HENRY AND
p0NFTSON.
lAs ~. l. o'llll7ic'al s'S ,,L@,.r ~.
,aau .n t.aL lu.cuo" ID l.'iIH
'Ie ana burnside i'Tc57 Is ,n-o .'--, d.
A,4u'a gre BE tIINa'1 "1'. 49,. I.-i''a Ia u
.nn-uuco the death Of Col. Coulter. Of the
ll.a Tt. Rex, go tha fed
n...-
tl4ttt. r.h. had occupied Harrison S Land
.a-. rut ti.r pockets extend rs far ms the
suI.Ial,mlnv.
= large portion sc our gunhoat houlla
vi,h ,s az snip was above Harrison
rs.-..-. sud w.ulI probably give the rebels
-.r quality.
,.-..... i.-....,-.,r t,,, Nr.Cl.l
40 ~ a.. -
~. WI - - - -, =,
#...... -, -7o-,.sI excitement Ia Wash
..- ,Io .,r-. .. as ot.iet As II has been
.-.--,.,..I ,,l,i.,, tho iast sir months.
8 rauh-T IS newspaper correspondents ar
-,sf tuily from The army OF NrEI1la.
Thor Departure thence was involuntary.
r--,. .4....,.... NJ C-,r,is' army left
.F -,,,.-..s.7 NJ, WHITE River
IT, - HI ave- .a-,,rnred
- ,,.,r,sed NJ his ar
a., 5,-,c,iar ~ T,ttls Rock.
-. -, ,,,,-s,,,,
a.'.r. ., 70 D., i,.iEsI Is the bcss If ope-
-Ii.r- Siege guns have already arrived.
T.sI..,a oi lie army at Gslena is good.
l.'et intercepted letters oi Aug - from
G.u. lirlmsn 60 ts7 war Department state
that Dee has lS,oVA well armed infantry
htNt etTArE, aud pieces arulleiy AZ L''ut
G,a. C.rts instead Cd, attacking him at Ga
Jena. lie intends t3 anuihiiate Curtis and
then push vigorously for the Missouri River.
He has T.ceiv B supplies Of arms and ammu-
uti.ur from eat % the Mississippi.
1.. r-.a-.5lp aF zen. C5rc1ran at New
YORK. FRIDAY .itern,oo. was the most
r,a-u fr.rt ovation ever witnessed in tnat
riry Tho formal reception by the city au-
t5ritI- took place al; Castle Garden, Mayor
Or5vkc making q speech Of welcome, tC
winch Gen. Carc1ran TeplIed in fitting terms
The POPULAR ..rsetin. was marked with en-
,bu-it--u seldom witnessed anywhere. The
crowd around Corc8ran's carriage was such
that it Yves ,,ith difficulty dragged up Broad
rsv. A,a.- tie entire route Of the process
zion tic ilra ot the p1pulace was immense. The
l-'1 e' .'y -, 80 a. tbi
.,t.'r-+-tio socistiss tnrnef
ID W. ~ semen cali
PCS ..'.t.i,,-. - O0I
-, - 10 Na,,
- = f~od fro,n -,
-i-, re- ora.i,,, co,,,ir
~--,i ~ '-1 80 - o..I'
'-- -ii'i' l--e iIie'i'u 'i'1 >''''''
''7i' ID. ''.s ''' -'i'" ''1s'
5...,.. t-... ,,,;-,. s,,tos that For
~ --l..i t..,cs vas ,,dvarcinr and tn
...., move v,trsj.ss. there being bat thirt,
f---f -,....- IN fiI- Crmbarlrnd river.
-. 81, s-,-..o a a run -
~ -. OIia tbo INC 70,
5,-o.,-,,..i nv f;an sherman for cow
-. Sl;jsL ,.J,b 20O men two canno,
e,',rsrcbr,ents at GAINESVILLE
III -. --i-,,,,, n =, fo-cs n
,on a'5 son -,a--;II,s rrdar Wood
- .,is ,,,o,, ,rsra na-olsd an
SOM -awn The river. The paroled orhcer
vea allowed to csny Of their horses an
side arms. Mason and WOODWARD MAD
,c ,.,-;.. ofbo 5ot
va AeeslIJ OaP'' A'AIiisIn; TS-asai
OIo, with ~ men 10 a SlocAaIe AZ IIsene
junction was ei'%cEeo y 'nousanJ ! SGe'
Lilias. Ne IeRuIs u 'neln 'u i ~; *
Morgan AoJu'au'' pri'a' , Toun t.
ana NJ a''~' lAieo i'Outs = - =
them On me 5'eii mas "Iie q 80 y -
VINO uau 49, - ''ss a., -,
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ll1 Nu'''i,,. ~ =, PIios,;{ fnnct,,,
III u '-'Si'" N'7'"' "''i' l.
The President haS autuoflzea ToN- olanlt
o order the election OF heIresenlatNes
CJn-rcs for the first and second districts
North Carolina
...-,.,.,4,.,or tho Cb;o
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"i5s' W. 'l'i' 49, - as Il
Ni,' l"i9 n-"7 ig'n MI, ,
"IT4'4l 9' ZION, 0''I D.,
s.Iu'lion III 'eH1'a' : = a.. III,
g. ha' ''.' a. - Nv "a ~ ~
en- nl'i' y '''''e W
''' WAY
Ala-7itcl from our camp near Rapp
hauock Station Aug. p says "all Is quiet
h.rt ai our lines this morning