Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-01

= iAuduHuNh anu oluer means OF UdnspoItd
ton ven being used in removing vas
dmoun'soi stores from that place"
The EHqn'er urges the vigorous prosecu-
p ton Of the war against Mcclellan, to lnvad,
Maryland, or against Washington direct. \
vigorous prosecution OF our present successes,
!, slys, We know to be designed by our au-
thOutIcs, and the Ignorance that exists IN
the public mind as to where the campaign
viii point, we consider one of the best ind
cItions Of success.
Gen. Beauregard has gone 10 Columbus,
Alabama, to join hi wife, and recuperatc
: hIs health.
The steamer Fulton, from New Orleans,
july 10, arrived At New York the sd, re-
ports that she pas ed the gunboat Arkansas,
and a portion OF Portcr's mortar feet of Pr
iuttown, which would SAT- for Hampton
Roads next day.
New Dreams papers show that the city is
unusually healthy, ami its police regulations
tXccllgnuy well administered
Louisville dispatches say that Wednesday
morning the trains from Nashville northward
AID Louisville southwark, met at Mtchells-
vile and both returned, owing to the report
that thousand rebel cavalry were near
Atchand Farm
Cen. Boyle sent orders TO Col. Gdryin,
/ commanding at henderson, to u.s. vigorous
measures t. clear the rebels cut Of the ad-
| jauin. counties. Gen. Green Clay Smith
! teicgralhs from Stanford, that be is pushing
! Morgan. Gen. Boyle REPLIES: Capture hun
/ az drive him out OF the State.
I The dispatch from Cincinnati stating that
/ oar cavalry had overtlkcn Morsan's band
from Mount Sterling, proves to be without
/ foundation.
List Tuesday the rebel. entered Florence,
! Ala and burned ali our warehouses used
lar our cJmmisslry and quartermasJer's
stores and all the cotton m the vlcini-
ty. They al 20 seized the L. $ Steamer Col
oul used tor conveying army supplies over
the shoals. They TOOK ali the money belong
iug - tie h0gtand passengers and then burn
% her. The property destroyed Is reported
Oh be of great value. \ small detachment
of uen. Mitcheii's amy was captured. The
rebels then proceeded down the Tennessee
river tJChickasaw, Waterloo and the viciu-
ity of Elstport, and burned all the ware
houses which contained cotton. Another
raad OF 20 rebels attacked a wagon tram
near Pittsburg Landing, and captured sixty
wagons, cauymg away commissary ami
quartemdstcr store.
SonewaI Jackson Is sull represented as
yet being IN the vicinity Of Gordonsvillc, APP
parentiy waiting our advance. Gen. /
Banks corps is eliSibiy oncamped IN a well |
warartd and fertile location. The whole ar
my is auziou.iy waiting orders for a forward |
movement. They are IN the best of spirits. /
Two Of Gen Williams ordcrlies were fired |
upon hy a band Of gucrrills on Friday, a
couple OF miles from camp. Eight Virgin /
ats from the neIshborh0od were seized, one |
et whom az asst was Of the party, but what /
Was done with them is not stated.
Cen. P5V.'s recent order caused great *
element among the citizens IN FLuquier Co. /
particularly 90 gard % taking the oath of I
allegiance. 10 D. SAID that there aie NOT /
more than TWO men IN the county who have /
uot taken the oltn TO support the southern /
CuuiadeIa,y, auI that rather than ranauncs [
this, meu, women aud children express
determination u go South. \ large number /
Oh. oGr soldiers have deemed Pops origr- .
-Iyu- them permission Go i,ip themselves .
90 anything they can hoi, ami consequently |
they have been roaming through the c,un-
Try ki.uus sheep, chickens, pigs, Nc. some
nay. been punished severely by their officers.
ItIs reported TIA. Parties are following the
army sutcins men % desert. and furnishing
outfits 1i clothing l.r the purpose. 4 large
number have deserted within a week OF two
back. Forty " fry deserted IRON the l0jth
New lur-. some doubtless. desert to join
other rsgim. ais % geo Jhe bounty.
\ letiI from Ten banks corps uii-I
July -, states taat ilrwari movement is
somewhat mpsdsd by food OF Hcgeman
River, % tributary 10 thc HAQplhannocA.
near winch they cnclmped. In the vicinity
Wa mill in which large quantities cl cloth
was mi"oiacturei i'r tna rebel army. Inc
owner DO tae mai ls one oi the Black Horse
cFlry The army moved On 20 Little
N-slIH- I'n mex. day. zen. eisel. c'Ips
Il. -.sm.r Wilson. from NIcksburgh.
warn iu Princeton Baui, 80 miles above
Nicsbur.n. was fired into from the Mssis-
,.rri side 1y -.vtr5l SIX pJuudaEs anu a core
er two mussar-, and hit about sixty times,
20 SLY by nusAet balls. one shell burst
directly under the boiler. No one w's hurt
Official tpeumDntS necessary u c'us1m-
mate the recently arranged Agreements LOT
general exchange % prisoners have h2cn i'f-
wariei O. Gen DIX
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r-,,'i,,r..,. Inv ,n,,.t,rip.. IN permits. who /
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the BOUNTY. and also nav tie recruiting Zee .
., - IN ID iiil1 Si a '9' 90 ''''' '
e, D. holm, of paramount iD,port,nce 70 fill /
no, the oId Ter,6enis sre.dily the ice for all |
ra,ruits 10 cid rerimrnts IL double that for T
new regiments, and wall be paid. to wit; 81 |
iJg EACH recruit.
&c The recruits wall he clothed, armed and |
equipped without delay and placed m camp |
OF instruction.
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