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

Comm ldlre VIM. L. Hudson. L. ) n,
died ,hls morning IA Brookyn, very sudden
IL lie retired last night in has usual health.
The ruuured action Of the tnks On the sub
lee OF gold and stocks, Is at least premature.
y, such meeting has yet been held aud 10
such action has been taken, though there Is
much Tux of tie subject. Particularly as
regards the refusing Of loans on gold. At
the S.ocS Exchange to- uY motion was
made to exrunse gold from the li~t. The
matter VS. referred 10 c.mnItte who WI.
probably report % morrow.
The steamer Il u arrived from New ern,
\. C.. with Il,e, Of Jhe 9,h INST. An ex.
p.dIuon to Smiths Creek, captured Lieut..
CJl. Smell, aud Capt. S4lters OF the l5,n y.
Z. regiment. lie former bad been active
n RAISING c1nseript for the rebe! ARMY.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-24
untrue. There is information in Washing
ton, which warrants the beliei she Is prU-
ceedlng in an entirely different direction.
Nav YoKK, Oct. Il

Steamer United States has arrived from
Hilton Head the 18th. Steamer CvsmoP' Ii
tan was sunk on the Sch by running On h'r
anchor in 81. Johns river. Steamer Tr,de
" ind from New York, Tor NeR Orleans WIS
al Hilton Had in distress.
The L. Sips Vermont, WABASH, Var
dilia, Marblehead, IlOusltonic, Cunemaugh,
Patron, Wissahickon ana Dawn we're al
Port Riyd
:. The Pawnee ard S, bsgo were at WaIsaw
lulet all well.
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HEADQUARTERS Army OF PuTOxAc, !
D.r,b-r Is

The troops under Generals Hancock and
Humphrey, who left THURSDAY morning. to
make the rec0nnOi>aucs IN the direction OF
Winchester, returned after arriving at
Smithfeid, five miles from Bunker hill
None of the enemy interiered with the re-
turn of Gen. Hancock 5 Command. With
Gen. Humphrey It was difreut. The rebels
followed him with cavalry and artillery
within a short distance IF ShepardstOwn,
opening with the latter whenever they could
get within range. Our lvss was one killed
and six wounded The troops safely
recrossed at Shepherds,Own ford last
evening. bringing with them a mum
Der OF prisoners. The rebel wounded,
umberins 100, left at Charlestown, were
brought within our lines Yesterday forenoon,
where they will BE- Iaroed The rebels h d
between 40 and 50 killed and wounded Oh
Thur,d y night, in dsputing the advance Of
Gen. Humphreys tTOols.
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NEW lnhR OcL 10
The Worlds special dispatch from HarPer's
Ferry yrs erd,y says the double recOnn'is-
sance made yesterday und to-jay has b., n
mJst brilliant and successful. Its Oh ect was
to discover thu ENEMY IN force.
Both expeditions were ordered to return at
A. NJ. aud are now coming into camp.
The enemy was discovered IN force between
Bunker Hdi aud Winchester. their main
body occupying line parall Ito Bunker Hill
and BsFryvIlie with t"eir night G INK on the
Snen.,ndp4r, covered with cavalry.
rbe II raid 5 " ashingtOn despa'ch says
the IMPRESSION prevails here that there Is
some tutn ia the rumor that wuIle III Mary
land tie rebel general Lee forwarded - this
Government JverIures Tor pence which lead
ing 'utheru men believed would be accept
ed. IL such proposition was made there
Is no doubt it mas declined by the Federal
Government.
IL rs believed at the Navy Department that
several Of our gun01ats are in pursuit of the
rebel steamer Alabama.
The Times despatch says the government
Is preparing rem INSURANCE addressed to the
rebel authorities ON the subject of their IL
famous treatment of our prisoners of war.
FAIsFAx CouKT HoU-E, Oct. IL.
Last evening Gen. Slgel in person headed
reconnoitring party consisting of portion
of his body guard. lie passed to some dis
tance beyond Centreville and satisfied him
self from personal observation of some facts
which may have an important bearing on
future operations.
There has been no serious apprehension of
an attack from the rebels, of whom, indeed.
there is no force within 40 miles. Toe Cow
ernuent trains are now running on the rail-
road to Manassas Junction.
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Carr. Oct Is.

The rebel force which robb q the steam T
Hazel Dell Ysste. day, at Caseyyil!e KY. was
Commanded by Coils Anderson, johnson and
Martin, and is Supposed to have numbered
2O00 About $4,000 worth Of Clothing, gro
ceries ard powder was taken. They threat
to burn all the boats falling into their
hands after the lst Of next month.
Two transports, the Admiral and Phila-
delphia, loaded with ordnance stores were
burned to-diy at Columbus. During The
conf igration. several hundred shells eIplod-
ed on the Admiral, tearing her to pieces
Toe loss Is estimated at $4,000.
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The Common Council OF this city having
voted 10 raise the bounty 10 Volunteers t.
$3.50 drafting 10 Boston has ceased.
The U ). store ship Release arrived Faya
on the l5,h ult from Cadis, and sailcd
s,ain the same day on her return to notify
the L. ). GunbJat Tuscarora and Kearsargy
oil the preseoce of the 900.
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OGDE SBUgS.U RAILROAD.
NINTEa ADVANCEMENT

I y and aftr Nov. % 1851. Passenger Train.
, will run as D w. t>unday- -xe p;-Il:
CuisG rAsT
MAIL lie We p-i,.-hurzu Al - 80 4 NJ.
stot pug Al Al. -t.I.as Gan. Al Hai"ns -
arr ", mousse roi I'd 81 ~. 50 fuectia Z
witA Nh Tram Stn NBf.aiH is,laay q az,
attached, sui care tor dunt. rai, siug - bos
ton anu Nes rork early l,xt I,y.
co.'s. SCI.
NAIL Leave iost"u sud New York a. 90
~, arriving a. Rouse q mt a. 49, n M.loLr
10 10 An P,t-i,t4 laetiun al - Ug-
densturg 20 - c'uuvctiug E,th the Grand
ruuk hallway aut Lazy U -t4riu steamers, anu
Otui~s 4nI Prescott Nallsay Tor the Nes- anu
NuTh.
Ih- Trains connect II Potsii N Junction With
Tram a the ;-dsm ant atertown hsilr0Ad
~ Mooers junction th Trains Of the Pl4tts-
burgn and Mvntfeai kaiirfad
nEU. V. HOYLE Supt
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.
BY Telegraph.
FIR fuiher Telegraph see h"d page.
Nav YoRK, Oct. l6.

NV 1Ohk, OcI. 10
The CITY Of Vicksba sh is said TO have
sent in a bill Of damag against the Confed-
crate Government of $4,000 for allowing
it to be boIn harded.
Ii Was rumor' d in Memphis on Oct. 9th'
that Gen Price's Adjntant had shot Gen.
Van D IN W. OF three days after the fight
at Curlnth.
The Mobile Tribune says that that place
will certainly be attacked b. Farrsgut's q ct
as soon as he se's ready for action, which
may be looked for at any time.
The Times Washington Dispatch says the
telegram reports Of the crossing Of the reb-
els at Hancock, are destitute Of founda-
tim.
Tne Tribune's Washington di patch gives
the particulars Of the recent reconnaissance.
showing that the report THAI 10 coo rebels
were at Leesburgh was humbug.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-24
NEW Y RK. Oct. L.

The verdict in the case # Ms Real, tried
for tue murder If p Z Real, has b en- ren-
dered sle is found garry Of mlnsiiuShier
in ct nd i-5ree 4ad ssa-cnesd 10 Stat
Pn-on for Two years anu elk mOnIhs.
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CINCINNATI. Oct. II.

Gen. Grang'r's cavalry ecuFcd L =
ton, Ky. to-day TIE enemy tad y 'u g"
the place We have TO Jews from u.n.
Bdeli's army.
There is NJ news of any battle since tie
Per-, sviIle affair. Gen. Granger is rap.d y
pushing forward his columns.
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FROM rHE soUrH AND EAsr rEAISs ARRIVE AT rus
LfSGTny A. FOLLOWS:
GRbAT IADIAA KEME ,
FOR FEMALES.


DR.. x,rTrs9S's t,nIAS EgXENAooGUE.
~ This celebrates rem le Moiicin'
"a possessing virtues unknown Of any
GAsA thing else Of the kind, and proving
T8[A eacctual after all other have failed.
FN3s3Ssi is prepared from an indian PLAN
OlE-%f' used hy tue natives for the sam
StEISa purnose from time immemorial and
49, u now Tor ~, first time offered 70 tn.
egtsS5 public Il 10 designed for both
,gs5AfI married and single ladies and IL E
y E3sNs5 very best thing known for the pur-
81, G.Th pose as IL vii bring on the month
90 g1sSiy -csu~ss IN cases Of obstruction
from any cause, ana after all other
remedies OF the kind have been tried In vain. This
nay seem Incredible but II il fail IN am the
money viii b. refunded
OVER TWO THOUSAND BOTTLES
have NOV been SOLD without single
failure when taken a. directed, and withou;
the least tniur, To- health 10 4ny case y q u,
put Up 90 rhie- iiieseut -treng' n. ~ti
al iirvrions for s-iGS AL sent By sxprrss
cl"srlt seated g. 81 ..rt- Of &c country
PhICE>-Fuli ,tirustt. Slu, aali strcugtt
S.; quarter strsry't - r,r h'ttls.
- *, meuih,i rl's l.si'-.n, is designed ea-
pre-siy Ton sb-tirat, t7as,s -aict all ath-t
iicL % The kind lsv, failed t. cure, 'ls' that At
Is warranted req eseutei N very resi'ci the
pro. viii be refunded r Beware vi limitations
WARRANTED univs- purchased directly Of DR..
DR.. Nattisub's Remedial Institute tor Leciai BIZ
sGsee NJ. u Uui"i. street Providence. Il. |.
~ TINS speciality rmnrac.s all dissas's Of
private nature both o. mt anu gumen,by = regu
early sduest. phy sioi-n Of twenty years prAc
tic, giving them bic ~huie attention.
~ Consultations b, letter VI Otherwise re
-trictly confidential and medicines will be sani
b. Expr. rs s-tGre f9om oOs' rVatun. 70 all art.
Il III, Uuitei states. Ais, acc INN ditiops foI
Ltdies irun ahruad sishiug tor secure aud qIiei
Retreat, and good care until re-turtd TO health.
Caution 1t hAs teen estimate that over
two bundrei thousand lltrs are paid Ia swim
fling quAcks annually, 10 sew Er Il nd alone
without IN { hsa.ff L. these VII" psy u. All this
cunses from trusting, ulftou iagmy, to m-n who
are alike desti ute Of honor, scteT or skill,
whose oHiy recommendation q their own false and
extrava-Hut as.,rfisHs IL praise Of themselves
a., Therefore, you souli 4Usid bsiHg AH7 6agys9.
take uo mans d, a, aIffo rhaf h. Brrf,n.
siass ar, but MAKE INQUIRY: 1t will cos
y"u notbiug aud aAy save You many regretf;
Tor, advvTsisins ph sIcians, in zine cases cut
Of tn. are b. u, there safety in trusting
any ut them, unless you know vAo and viIi they
are.
HDr. ". viii send free, BY enclosing one
stsup a. Stove pamphlet on DISEASES ~ v o.
Man, anil n Prioafs ds.4s's generally, giving
full information, Ei-n The most unduubted reer
rnces and test nonIsls, Sitnout which, 20 adver-
Using phys,eion medicine OF this kind is de
serving any eoafdeH c, uhat,rer.
E5y-Orders by mail promptly attended 20.
Write your sdires, PLAINLY, and reel e. Or. n
n. MArrisos, a. above, myl7 d&wly.
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RUTLAND q BURLINGTON n. n.
SUMMER AkHANGEMENT.

Commencing Jul. %, Is.2, trains VII run as
fJilGWs.
p A. n MAIL rRAiS Tor Bo..nn. lowell. wor-
cgstvr, BELOW Fd's, ksenr, Fitchbur-h, Brat
tleD 70, >prius d-i. Hartford, AMI New Daven.
Ihr.u5ht 70 Boi,sa lr'blai CEiHy, Of Cara.
10. % An. txPREss Rails tor kn'land, Troy,
alb ny, NeS a o. <, ,oueuect ady ami the West
through from Montreal ?, Troy without; ,hange
OF Cfs arrive At Troy At A. p. ~, New
Yrs 90 =. n
9. % p. n NioHf FVFREss from Montreal 70 New
l.rk - Nis-pi4y Arrive in Troy at
500 -. New nh 10 81 An. Trough to
IIey ~ithuut charge f CAFE
LiSGrfS A. FOLLOWS:
800 A ", Acc. vsaD mos TRAM from Rutland.
TINS Train leaves Eu,aui al 5 - An.
5.J5 2. ~, Mail iEAiN from Boston Lowell,
Nvreeste-, Springfield, Hartford and New tia
yea. Leave Bo tn Z - A Z.
5-jj IN ExFREs TAIN from Ne~ York at Z. 90
49,; Troy. a. 800
THKJUGH rILkEI~ soii to all the p incipsl
poiut- Eat, south aud West, and baggage checked
thru
70 fare always as low as by sny other line.
A. CT APIN. oup't.
BUR- ng'on, w., Jpl, p. 1859
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Nil and see the Goods & Prices
Ii. gs 49, Isep

STEAM NgEkLp To
-FS.N LIVE POOL, touching
zITSgeA 4 LEAsTOwA ors A.
SlES7zsED o.r.) The liverpool, Nes
Iors an Paiialeip bia Siesm,hip Company rntcuo
,spat-bing tbeir uli-poN re ely 'e-Duii' Iron
- cam nus a. follows
ely Il Nv York >s'urd4y. OF IS.
Cia z, oo. at-rd,y. Nv. /.
Ell b,rgl. H rday. Nv. s.
VEN -res..d ~ -@tuf1a5 at Noon from
PEE -. Nsfel ".ser.
BATES or PASSAGE
rIbsT CABIN, 500 >rEth 4GE. $3.50.
do e. London, 80 q" IL. 20 Lnn'inn. 50 ut
do 70 Par,s. IS. d. {, Paris SIS 20
90 to Hamburg sgS,uO 10 TO ...BDurg $1,000
Passengers also furwarord to Havre. Br.men
rotterdam, AntHerp, &c, at ,qlsliy Low
F.Tes On Liverpool or Q IeepstoWn Ist Cab
N 5. SOS Sis >teert irum liverpool S45
ON o., eu- town So. Thos- Who wish t. s,nd
rr tbeT irIends eau bug tickets here at these
rates.
y These steam rs have superior accommodl-
tiuus FIR Passenger are s'.uns built W va
ter-tisht iron sections and c4rry Patent Fiie An
nihilAtor,. Experienced surgeons are ATTACHED to
each >tesmtr.
FIR further information apply in Liverpool to
WILL AN INMAN, Agent, y Water sire :
Glasgow TO ALtX MALlOLH. 81. knuon
squ re il Queenstown TO q Il W ID -EYMOUn
g. o 10 i.osd u to EVE, a MACEl. 6l
h ny iliiatu rect F.; 10 Piri- to JULES bk
CVUE, A. a. u Aotry Dame ues Vietoues. Plae
de Ia b"uiee N Philadelphia To JOIN
DALE, Ii v alaug 81, or at tao CJmpnys o.
nc,4.
JOHN DALE. agent. Is Broadway, n. Y.
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TRAISs sOrSs NoRTL AND wEsr
Leave burlington at 80 A. NJ, IS A. NJ, an
so p "

Leave burlington at 80 A. NJ, as A. NJ, and
5 50P. VI.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Boston a. 30 A. NJ. via
Lowell, Lawrence or FitchbuIg. Leaves Spring
field, At p A. VI Bellows Falls IL IS PM,
connecting at tite kIveT Junction With Northern
Hai r0aG from Boston. and with Passumpsic kali
road for and from -. Johnshury and Littleton !;
arriving at Burlington al IS 2. ", and t Adams
a. 80 P. NJ osicnsburgb at 81 A. NJ. and
Montreal at 10 9 p NJ.
ACCoNNoDAuvS TRAIN leaves y orthheld at 20
A. " q, and Burlington a. IS A. NJ, for ROuso's
Point tnI Montreal.
NIGEI EXPRESS IRAIS, leaves Bellows Fails at
8 10 2. NJ, receiving passengers from Vermont
Val. ey Railroad leaving New York at 90 A. NJ.
and from Cheshire Railroad leaving Boston 4 90
P. NJ, connecting At W bite kiver Junction with
train leaving Boston at 90 p. NJ, via
Lo~eil OF Lawrence. Leaves White River
Junction at II 50 P. NJ, arriving al
Burlington at 20 A. NJ, Rousss Point
At 2JA VI Montreal at 1000 An, and 0gdens-
bargn 1T IL 81 p VI connecting with Grand
Iruns Trains for Detroit, Chieago and the West
'.eepius Car attached to both che Might
Expr,ss trains running between Houses Point aud
Boston
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West fol
sale at the principal sta,ioDa
MERRILL, supt.
st.Albans. ". May a ,se2
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-24

LIVERY STABLE.
's'HE subscribers having purch ased the we'll
known Livery stand recently occupied by
%. Mathews, would respectfully announce 20
the public that they are ready g. accom- .n0date
the people Of burlington with any thing 10 cir
line At all hours and AZ shortest notice and solicit
share Of the patrunage ~ the public
NV CARhIiGEN. GOOD HORSES,
AND CARf Full LEITERN
supplied At al times and no pains spared 20 pease
custouers X. OA EETH,
e. r. BLAhE-
Anil 1auff
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-24

The peculiar faint or
infection which We
call ScRoFULA turks
in the constitutions OF
muItitudes of men. II
either produces or Is
produced by an en-
feebled. vitiated state
of the blood, wherein
that fluid becomes IN
competent to sustain
the vital forces in their
vigorous action, and
leaves the system 10
fall into disorder and
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HRS. S. S. BROWN.
New Y0rk Bonnet Store.

IE0sT respectfully informs Der M erous Gus
I'VE toners that ste has On hand a Oh ,e sssort.
Hent Of
FRENCH
FALL and WHIT II BONNET.
Which she will OneT at prices below any othe,
house in the trade. Que call will suffice to con
Fiuce all that this stick stands unriyalled for
richness Of N ,terial, beauty and variety OF de-
sigu. Our t,rms are c A . II.
MS. BKOvs returns her sincere thanks for
her greatly inerea' ed custom, and hs.ing artists
and taleut OF the frst ability to assist her, she
feels assured that give inf reased s4tisac-
ti0n 10 all fasoring her WITH th patronage as
no pains or trouble will 10 spar q, please She
has engaged, regardless OF c. ense, a trimmer
from the celebrated -st4blishtni of MIDI I3ernets
Of Broadway, New York Who 10 n arris; Of the
first ability, and who takes cha 60 Of, and super
intends her work exclusively for fashionable
trade, 20 which We can grarant perfect salts
faction. Mrs. 5. {. BROWN.
ils. Church ST., Burlington, VI.
Oct. 20.
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VERMONT CENTRAL AND sULLI.
VAN RAILROADS..
SKINNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Monday, June %, 1862.


TRAINS soIse SoUTB AND Ehsr.
Leave Burlington at Is a. NJ, IS a. ". and
8 tsp. NJ.
MAIL TRAIs Leaves R0uses Point so A. NJ,
St. Albans at 80. burlington al Is A. ~, con
Meeting at White River Junction With trains for
and from Wells Rive 1T. Johnsbury and Little
ton, and with Northern K. r e Boston, Lowell.
Worcest, r. &C., and connecting at Bellows Falls
with Cheshire Rs lroad for Boston, and with Yer
mont Valley Railroai for spring field, New Ha-
ven and New FORK arriving in NewYork at 10 Is,
p. VI.
Express Train leaves Rouse's Point at 05
A. N Tor Burlington and Mortified. ronnee-
ting AZ Burlington with boats for Whitehall, &c.
NIsHI EXPRESS ieav Ugdensburgh al IL 20
VI, Montreal at 1 20 P. NJ, kouse's Point = 10
P ", arriving in hoston at 10 A. NJ, connect
Ing at Bellows Falls with Cheshire Railroad for
Boston and Worcester, and With Vermont Valley
Railroad for Springfield and New Hsven, and
arriving IN New York at 20 p. ~.
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TO business Hen.
Rare Chance 10 make FrsftsbI
Inv e.tment.

TNHE SUBSCRIBER, owing to i'll health, and
Il consequent inaiility to attend to tusiuess,
offers hi wuoe property 10 thr Village OF Bur
IN Ston, Vt. Tor safe, cousistins Of
'BNE BRICK DIV LLING-iIOUSE. in
good repair, win Barn aud uai den attached
ALSO the STOCK OF COODS IN
CHINA NALL, comprising a large and
well selected assortment Of DruckeTy, Ch Ia,
Giass-W are, Pspvr-Iiaugings, &C, &c fLis
Store established in sf7, and lie tn. laTs-
est House this eide Of Troy, ana c rlIusn nd A.
extensive and Proh able tr-de-aaAo ssals and
ret H.
ALSO. THE STOCK OF MILLINERY
GOODS, in the Sure Ne. l49 Cturch ct.
The above property is very desirable, and will
be SUN CHEAF-T, M, Easy.
For further ,rticllars Inquire Ut the subsc ribog
at china HI, $50 Charoh street.
:. 5. BROWN
Burlington. VT, Nay 81, ltc2.
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TRAySPORTATIOy COMPANY

- Ill. during the rres,nt -es-cr. -r- '--
= Line of
FIRST CLASS UPi ER CABIN STEAMER
J..., between o. ensaa--a, Cleveland. T-.--..
DETeUIT CHi-sGO. HILUAthit.
ls- ISrEtgyiIA1E FoErs.
Gliding W.l-,e p. kelasha, Racine. r-,
.-.,.,- on. -. etl, -ac Mu1I-Hy g Port t---
% ~tC.-1r L-1.iu- uSDEN -uL Sd .H ---.-
3 ft.e g NPar~~ lb ! y trou tn- EA-i -ai
zr-suI.ri. f.rPA~- NGEt> au1 z ..ts.tl si
..-s-iIp. Alex r-. .ri.I Gay, Clayton CfpeN s7'-
... % U E,rJ Passengers and ,ruti.s= rl' -'' e
,-t. &, % -l4tsrs sub tusir LuE-t-c, ta-s.
.,, &c. sud land G. s-JI,r Virlsut Oh, ur1-n.-
. T sa--hiuu-rJ. 40 heir port o. destiuar.ou
- he-e sfeamefs have lar-s Cauiua and
--ato-ro. rs. aiLpi, ana neatly furu's--d
Pr -IE>r CLASS Fa~sESGEus.
.,d S.c5-d Calm. Elth Coos stoves aud '' n.t.-.-
al.e arc. llal.. cations or Passengers sud Fan
tils- .b. may wisn O, furnish their OWE
rra,isicus 4id beliiu-. - y % ef-
forts vii b. s ared 90 ll'iutaiu
t1s reputation OF this a.
ruE CHE APEsT ROUTE a-d b SCI -
zg-F.e i-h, forwarded 90 care Of the agent.
MS company vii receive careful attcn-l.1 t-.
.,s- a'ca. Apply 90
GLO. a. EDDY. CO 1s-.-..
JM. lHAMbEELIS.
Ocdsr7err-1. e.. B..
o.. ". sx,ru. Geaer. ] p .ss-u--' A-eu o.
Depot. Os-en-burgh, j. y.
z. CHArNaS. VerEeaues. ".
ten,rsI Ina, cling 4 gent ;1r Sc'- &. Jan.
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WAsHISoroS, Oct. is.
The report that the pirate Alabama is at
Mobile q not only improbable, but positively
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BALM0.AL SKIRTS.
WHITE FLANNEL, OPERA FLANNEL
HFAVY RED. - mn e, Blue 4 d
GRAY TWILLED FLANNELS.

An assortment Of FINE CASHMERE
wooLrN YARN IN ,rn,l sksins al color,
Just received sud f1- sale By
EDWARD Bar Low .
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New YoRK. Oct It.

NEW luRK, Oct 10.
Prince Polignac, reported to be bearer
OF dispatches from Sideii 10 JeG. Davis, was
sen in this city yestsrI,y.
SAG HARBIR. L. I I7,h.
Gen. {. I. james the inventor Of the
james prejectile, wounded yesterday by the
explosion Of shell caused by e4relessn, s.,
died here at s this morning. lie was So
years Of age
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-24
The only through Amr.oaa Line 70 al Poinf
Weu ana North HeH!
LAKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN
SOUTHERN RAILROAD.

TE,HE above long established Railroad Line Of
4 ors un-qualied facilities for Transporting
Passengers and Ere gut 70 all points " est an
North - est as quick time BY any other
Western Route.
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SGD FOR SALE.
4 MOST convenient Carriage shed, 1T the ! ~
~ Calvinistic Congregational Meeting hols
sale. Inqdrv At the Free Press Once.
! July IL isSl tsr
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PAINTING.
llor'E,

SIGN
and CABBAGE
PAIN ting. GLAZING GRAININi
7 PEKHASGIN6, &C
by j. l.. 81 AULDlNG,
(Iate of the firm OF kIssell sp4uidln6.j
College street, (shOP ormrTlJ occupied y
Hayacs,) burlington, VI
arch tsou
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-27
FROM PETERsBURa.
OoAREss oHDBFoB OF THE RIOHMONp DIsPAToH

PBT1RsBURa, May 20, 1869.
Our city has been somewhat excited durin e
ths day, owing ID the many startling rumors
III circulation, one OF which was, thut ssye-
ltatle" gentleman had Just arrived from the
Pen,nsuls, the teens OF action on Saturday,
aud said terrible conflict had taken place,
and our loss was about 400, that Of the snem
p 900 to 300.
The Circuit Court, J Judge Ghoison prs.id-
ing, has been In session for several de VS. pa st
In tbs city: III his charge he congratulated
the Grand Jury Ia owing no allegiance to The
United States, and that they were 'sspara ated
fp1Eptr "
I've free negroes, Bonner and Temple were
tried and convicted OF an attempt 10 commit a
rape on g white eirI, some three months ago
TIE former was sen fenced TO tbs penitsntisry
FOL twenty yeart ,the ought 10 have been hung, :,
and the latter for five years.
EEe Cour: Will meet TO- morrow. when esy
sral Criminal cases Will be tried. amoIg them
Mr. kershayv, for the murder Of Lavelle. near
TWO years aac.
stan election IN the Petersburg City Guard.
on Friday. Corporal Wiley Branch was elect
ed unior Second Lieutenant, 20 fill ths va.
Cancy cccssiclsd by Ihe promotion OF Capt
John p. May 10 MsJor OF the l2,h virginia
Rsslme1t. Uopcral Cogbiil was appointed
orderly Sergeant.
! LEARNED late yesterday evening tna. IL e
.ionitor aad four gunboats wers at City
Point, awaiting Ell Crportnnitv to esnd tori
their lnarSndtnG parties to rIunder that i'm
uiAtiiets 2eich 7urno0t. Iisy Point hiss hesn
evacuated. ths iGst 10 leave being Ell ole re
sTo woman, -, :'.av GeYe Tuli ~. ay Ia tat,t
section. I. JAY.