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

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GA G,rrard has bt. -.-.-.i -t..rn-.hes
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o. Monday night, r. mplny ui -iJ "a IT,
riili- we're enc-miei piles Dr. I'm D'oyi..''
rOis5lTS an! Din'die Alm, D1tTl' .iH.y
strong sdrIi q ti'n' h,.I'5 ana " ..l.-
/ Ing .' s1tre oil 'hcin IA'4lif anu '''@ my
/ horses. Our uolps are snii IuisL'nT '-,
| gue'rlll4s. Inc iellrI' i's 's J A'''' Al1
wounded
On MondAy, a clnliny ol s-g .,ii.. I'm. 1
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ior another a''A'A'
On Sunday an cn.age.ncn; took place be-
tween Union troops under MAJOR Leppert
and $50 rebels, between Bloomfield anu cape
Grardeau, Mo. me Ie2e-s were I!u'eu'
thirty were killed fifty W'-n3sl ana sixteen
taken prisoners, nnm.es oil. discs s-'1'@i
wagons, quantity OF si1e arms anu INN u
nItlon' ana the'I eh'ir1 c'-H y!'.l -
taken. The rebels scattered IN u.'', c1'i'u-
! SION through me "o'a' anu IL '7 ~.
bic taat they Will again DID ''-a-'s-
1t IS sad that th1us-l-s 1i mn Lave |
ibc F,sts-n c,n,,isl IF Nistrll1t An en-
fire comranv of csvalrv left Montgomery /
county on the Uprer Potomac last week, and I
souadS arc constantly MOVING into Ti--inil
The Indians attacked New Olm, Ann.' !
Saturday. and by night the town was nearly
destroyed, Dispatches from Col. S.5.ey, 23th, |
say he had arrived at T. Peters on the 2-nd, |
and has been engaged in ailrIl7g all the ana
possible to the beeagulrei village. llllr |
Fowler, with 80 mounted men, made recon- I
noisance on the Fort Rid-ely route the pre-
vious morning, and returned 70 $. Peters on
the morning OF the 25-h. lie brings tle
bodies Of some women killed within twenty
miles Of ST. Peters. and reports the s.rle.
ton of property as beyond cllcll2t.la.
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An arrival at s.. Paul .rn Cow Wing
direct Frlnrs ints.lirence tlat uoi1-in-tha-
Dav. the Great Chipnswl chief, issued proc.
Iara,i,n that he would not be responsible
for the conduct Of the Indians after Ig.zi,v.
and warning the white, o. leave the country
befors that time. HJ.e-.1--.--DAy sends a
C0oper to come up and make q tIesty. The
CbipneWq agent Walker. -aIls- whom come
plaints have been made h- ile ChirTlwls. is
t..-..l = 49, ...,,,-..-1 ...-..,F. D., 4 f- 1r
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insanity. A-t tAii i-"- .-'.i sassy
50 close upon the SIOUX Aa' t-N7-t great
alarm The northern lA.t 1l t"- '---. i'
makinr earn-s. application lr military all.
Tur N.7ru or N-CrrrrtN's AEvY FROM
tI.---.,,-.sT go -. ly---,,,,.----. I'm.
II - :, : - - -.,-..f..I
country luIouHh "Al-I "'- -.-.-'
from their encampmcli Oh VI ii.,---s y
distance Of 80 miles, was new O. them, and i-
said =, D., the garden nl \.rrIr.I. with roads
At present. however. Dc more n,uly re-
samblcs wili5rn1ss. On account of the de-
serted and uncu.tiylt1I state OF I'll. farms.
The Iarre majority of tie estates are almost
wholly deserted and oyersl,wu with rank
weeds Tie owners have gone 90 the wars,
and the negroes have gone with them, ~