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CAIRO. Ill, Jan. II.

The special correspondent Of the World
arrived here to-day having left the battle
field on the Yazoo River on the 4th INST
coming up the river with feet of transports
from the scene Of operations. y bomiard-
mcnt Of Haincs' Bluff took place on the 2'th
nit and A severe skirmish on the 18th in
which the enemy was driven into his works
On Monday the 29th preparations were made
bv Con sherman for general assault The
Bria,.d,- were selected to storm the enemy
works. On Monday most furious cann"ia-
ding va. opened on both sidcslasting TIL J NJ
,l,in,, fearful execution on both sides. At one
1 O'Clock the charge was made amidst a storm
! of shell and bullets from all sides. The brig
ade Of Gen. Blair took the lead and advanced
with most furious charge to the highest
tier of entertainments, where he was met by
an overwhelming force Of Rebels, and after a
hand To hand conflict of nearly two hours, IN
which the loss of life was most disastrous
ho was compelled to fall back for want OF
I II
proper and timely support from the right
reserve. The carnage was fearful each foot
of ground was contested inch by inch and
held with determined resistance. Gen. Blaii
was conspicuous, Drawing danger and urging
his men on and cheering them to hold out
until they should be relieved, but their brave
I far
bered the assaulting party and could meet oui
troops under cover of earthworks and then
well-aimed batteries of shell and canister
The total loss of the engagement was l50'
killed and wounded including 300 prisoners
No general officers were killed. Had the sup
ports been promptly sent forward the storm
ing party would have maintained their posi-
ton easily and captured the entire fortified
tons. At nightiall our forces retired to tn
position previously occupied On the Sd inst
the position was abandoned and our troop
re-emlarked on the boats The rebels fire.
upon us while departing, but the gunboat
opened upon them and they scattered procip
. lately. The retrograde movement was decides
upon ON account of receiving no Information
of Gen. Banks corporation and in fear o
< DANGER from above There is great indigna
r. ton felt at Shernan's Encouragement am
- he has been superseded by Gen. McClernand
y The siege Of yicksburg has been by no mean
D., abandoned. Gen. Sherman sent lag
e truce to bury his dead. The scene WAS ghas'
". the bodies had been stripped of every articl
s of clothing. boots and shoes.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-16

\ special Washington despatch says that
apprehensions are felt at the Navy Dept. for
the safety of two regiments Of infantry sent
from New Orleans to Galveston, Texas, ON
Com. Farraguts request, only two days 10
fore the surprise of the Westiield and Har-
riet Lane. 1t is altogether probable that
these troops will 90 right into the trap that
Is open for them.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-16
NV YORK, Jan. 10.

The Times despatch says the Committee OF
the House to whom are referred the question
Of emancipation have instructed their Chair
man to appropriate bill appropriating ten
millions to aid the state Of Maryland in eman-
cipating her slaves.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-16

ST. LorIS. Jan l.
late last night Gen. Curtis received deS-
PATCHES from Col. Crabb commanding at
Springfield. that the rebels were repulsed at
every advanced on that place and that our
forces held the town.
Our loss il l. killed, number Of wounded
not vet known; We buried 36relel- and many
more were taken off the field. They lett a
large number If wounded ON our hands.
There is but little Of the town destroyed
and this Wa done by our own troops. The
rebels have almost wholly destroyed the tcle-
graph between Springfield and sand Springs
zen. Curtis has three columns OF troops
marching after the enemy.
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FORTRESS Monroe. Jan. @

II Gen. HqN,ri
\ PARTY of cavalry and infantry was sent
out from Yorktown by May. Gen. Reyes.
They returned this morning with a large
number Of animals and eight loaded wagons
They destroyed the dcpo, and rolling stock
at the White HOUSE. burned steamer and
several sooTs, Loat- and barge laden with
grain. and -ustaincd up loss whatever
JOHN \. DIN.
MAJ ten. Com.
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WILLIAM BARRIERS ESTATE.

WE THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been sppoint-
w ed by the Honorable Probate Court for the
District Of Chittenden, Commissioners 10 receive,
examine and adjust the claims and demands Of all
persons against the estate Of William %. Barker,
late Of Shehurne in said District, deceased, repre-
sentec insolvent and also all claims and demands
exhibited in Offset thereto and six months from the
DAY Of the date hereof being allowed by said Court
for that purpose do therefore hereby give notice
that we viii attend 70 the business Of appoint
! ment at the dwelling Of Mrs. Betsey Barker in
Shelhurne in said District on the first Thursday Of
/ March, and third Thursday IF Juno next. at ~
! o'clock, A. NJ, on each Of said days
| Dated this 9th day q December. A. D., 1872
E. II. WHEELER, lComgats-
BENJAMIN BEERS sioners.
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T.. ID. HATCH.s ESTATE.

WE THE SUBSCRIBERS. having been sppoint-
w ed by the Honorable the Probate Court tor
the District Of Chttenden, Commissioners 10 ro-
ceiye, examine and adjust the claims and demands
Of all persons, against the estate Of Edward ID.
Hatch late Of Jericho in said District. deceased re-
presented insOlvent, and also all claims and de-
mands exhibited in Offset thereto; and sir months
from the day Of the date hereof being allowed BY
said Court for that purpose we do therefore hereby
give notice, that will attend 10 the business o.
our appointment, st the dwelling Of Ms. Harrie
Hatch in Jericho, the last Saturdays Of January
and June next, at 10 O'Clock, A NJ, on eaen Of ssif
days.
Dated this 81 st day Of December, A. d. l5ss.
JOHN b. PARKER, Comma
LUTHER VI. HOWE siOners.
v-lsya
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X,snrNGroN. Jan. l.

Adyiocs from headquarters of Wyndhams
cavalry brigade state that on the 18th sixty
seven straggler- were sent from Castle Ihun-
der near Richmond to Join their regiments
near Fredericksburg. They found that their
regiments had left on the evening OF the ''i
and had marched to the West.
Eleven brigadcs of y. c., Va and Tenn
troops had left fredericksburg to reinforce
Bragg.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-16

4 dispatch from Stafford G.. H., 9th, says
this afternoon ten of our scouts were fired
upon near Stafford Stores, ten miles from
here, by $50 rebels in ambush Our men
escaped capture, but two were wounded
ono MORALLY
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LOUISVILLE KY, Jan. 10.

Dick McCown attacked construction
train at Antioch. 9 miles from Chattanooga
on the r. R. lie destroyed the locomotive
two cars and the Mill Greek bridge and cap
tured the bridge builders and paIoled them
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Nrw YoRK. Jan. 10

The Tribune has the text of the memorial
presented by the Republican Senator'S to the
President on the 18th ult. Its four propo-
eitions declare: 2
LIST. That vigorous prosecution Of the
war il necessary.
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BosroN. Jan. 10.

BOSTON. Jan, 70.
Mai. Gen. Butler arrived in this city at II
to-day and was the recipient Of a most flat
tering reception. He is this afternoon adj
dressing an enthusiastic meeting Of citizens
al Faneuil Hall
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Colds. Distemper, Heaycs, Hide Bound, Worms
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can bc restored 10 their former ysor and fine con-
dition BY few doses Of these invaluable POWDER
They are perfectly harmless, and be given to q
sound horse a. well as a sick one, with sure benefit,
thew keep their blood cool, skin and bowels loose
urinary organs IN good order, and, on the whole,
improve the appearance Of all animals no matter
In what condition they are in. For high fed horses
they are invaluable. II horsemen would once a
month give tablespoonful i'm their feed We should
seldom hear Of so many sick horses. Sold by all
druggists Depot 50 Cortlandt street, New York
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The Bulletin of this city publishes a letter
from the bloekadins squadron of Charleston
dated Jan. 4. announcing the capture OF
rebel boat with a major and important des-
patches for Europe.
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co,a;,;on of the county Treasury.

Pursuant TO the requirement of the law Of the
State, the undersigned, the Judges of the Chit
tendea County Court, hereby report statement
Of the condition Of the County Treasury, with an 4
account of the receipts and disbursements oil the |
Tressurcr for the year last past, as tie same
appear from a comparison of the Report Of the
Treasurer, with the Record of orders drawn.
The receipts Of the Treasury have been as fol-
low:
From the yatious Towns in the County a. the
proceeds Of Taxes collected s2,592 -
Share Of Peidler's License money com
ing to this County Siz %
1,.,.,,,o 70 nav. .,.,...,rt 4274
N,L;-,, . ,,,,, r,.,ei,t Of s2.q47 "a
The expenditures Of the County since the..last
annual statement. are As follows;
For expenses Of repairing Jail and al. ratons IN
Grand Jury Room and for Lightning Rod
and Insurance s. ,72O %
For Water at jail and Court House " -
Far Rent and expenses of Probate Court 40 %
For completion Of County Records left
unfinished by former Clerks BIZ u
For variety Of ineideHtais fio L
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-16

81 Y Q z o Fl r r
Il is packed in white wood boxes Of 20 lhs each :
also in bulk in kegs and barrels. Also on hand.
Niles' cd Government lara, MvGoaib'.
81. Domingo, RIO, and Rye Cofecs,
of superior quality, in Tin Foil papers and boxes
similar to SanO.
Dealers will please send for Circulars and list
prices. Orders by Mail Or Express promptly exc
cuted. -
l. F. HOLMAN,
a. Harrison s., New York
sole Iy,rf for rae Tinted States
BEWARE or COUSTERFEITS-
Nov q. r2lms Il
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The r,llouin. &, an extinct from description OF
the WHEELER 8 WILSON SEWl ING
MACHINE. in Applcton's Dictionary OF Mech
auicS
Two and one-half yards Of thread j. the aVeraSe
resuired Or ward Of sewing. There 4 no limit 70
the number Of stitches that may be made IN any
given time. The driving wheel i graduated Drum
srilv So a. to make five stitches at each treat ="
that from siN hundred to thousand stitches per
minute are readily made
The bearings and friction surfaces are 80 shght,
.tat Tho pr,IeIIine power required is merely nom
NAL The rotary hook feed, bohhin, and other parts
at all subject % wear are made o ninety leupei,,4
steel; the other parts Of the machine are tasteulN
orl,amcnted. or heavily silver plated
Thousands are used hy seamstrcsses, dressinAheiS'
tailor- manufacturers Of skirts, cloaks, mantiias
eIothin. hat caps corsets ladies' CATERS umhrel-
success sometimes from one hundred y two nun
dred are used in a single manuiactory. Inc amount
If sewing that operator may accom- iish dcpell'
much upon the kind Of sewing and her experience
one thousand stitches per minute are readllN hasi
which would form more than yard OF seam win
titIs or medium length Fifty dozen of shirt col
lars or six dozen Of shirt bosoms are days WORK
Upon straight seams an operator with one machine
will perform the work Of twenty BY hand on an
average one probably performs the work Of Ten
scamstresscs- - -
every variety Of sewing family wear from the
abtst musiins to the hea West cloth Its mechan-
ism Is the fruit Of the highest inventive genius com
hined with practical talent Of the hrst order us
principles have been elaborated with great care, and
Il involves all the essentials required in family
sewing machine. 1t is simple and thorough in con-
structon elegant in model and finish faeile in man,
agemeut easy, rapid, and quiet in operation, and
reflects additional credit upon American mechanical
skill
Every machine ia furnished with the
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-16
CORN and WHEAT.
100000 BUSHELS CORN s WHEN

10000 BUSHELS CORN -
FOR SALE.
UUAyE a cargo Of CORN at each Of the Railroad
i Dep0ts in Osiensburgh and one IN rIese'''
which will sell free on board the cars ,s,a
Nso A Cargo Of CORN and a cargo Of splendid
CANADA SPRING WHEAT, at my ware houIio'
Water Street which will sell at market rates "e
iiyerable at my ware house or on board the cars
This Corn e prime article Of mixed Chie''So
HENRY T. BACON,
Ian. B. Iso3 d1wIm Ogdensburgh, y. \.
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aIk \ D

l. the first and only remedy ever offered to the pub
lie for the eectual removal Of the Ascarides or Pin
Worms from the human system. The high reputa-
ton il has established in the last two years and tho
fact that it is fast supersedng all other
dies, is the best test Of its great merit
IT AFFORDS RELIEF IN rwENTY-FOuR HOURS,
ASDAS ENrIREcU IS wAEEAsTEB
When taken according to the directions which ac
company each bottle
This Medicine is also a most valuable family ca
thartic to be always used when physic IS required
especially for children. II cOrrects the secret0ns,
gives tone to the stomach and bowels assisting MS
ture in her efforts restore health II is purely Of
Vegetable Extracts, and always safe and reliable.
G. HERN EY, Sole Proprietor.
Sold in Boston by GEO. G. GOODWIN s CO., u
Marshal Street. and other Wholesale Druggists
At retail by J. ". BOBY and 4. G. SPEAR, Bur
lington.
Nov. %. uslip
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HkApouARrEKs. Army or PuToNAc.
Ian 10 1863

Jan. 10. 1868.
There ia no truth in the report in Rich
mond Of Summers dcbarkation. He still
oc,urie- his position in front Of Frederick
burgh none know thi, better than the rebel
military authorities as fag- Of truce 20 over
daily under his provision.
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YER MONT DIRECTORY.
BOSTON TRIBE.

A TWATER'S VERMONT DIRECTORY. for sale
\ hv C. J.. HART,
No. 4 Bank Block.
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GOOD STYLE AND WITH DISPATCH,
and hopes by strict attention to business and reason
able charges, to receive a liberal patronage
JOHN LAMORA.
Burlington, Oct y. dr.
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Time the True Te,t,-ErYerieHes the Bs'f G"'as'
AN OLD STANDARD REMEph'
For CorGHs, Cons, CoSsuHPTIos, AND ALL fel-
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Pill BALSAM,

HULHONARh bAhSAA,
which has maintained its high reputation for nearly
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most eminent physicians and gentlemen In the 2
country. among whom Rev Josiah liteh' fhilN-
delfhia Rev Dr. Lyman Beecher. New York the
late Prof Leonard Woods, Andoyer Iheolosieal
seminary; u. p. Thompson, former Secretary oi
state Vermont; Drs. Merrill, Perry, Abeh Parker
Berry. and many others; by the Press, and BY the
largest and Oldest dealers in drug and medicines IN
the United States and Canada
OPINIONS OF THE TRADE--"M We know
OF no medicine which has deservealy s97sa an oy
high a reputation for 80 long term Of year VI
which more rarely disapponts the reasohAnie ~
peetations Of those who use IT, ,,.t,td
lSigned by many Of the most spocta'i- 'l4 'i'-
] est druggists in the United States
4 EXTRACTS FROM LETTERS RECEIVED fhoA rifsi'iANS
81 will with confidence recommend it a. superior
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II has n superiority over every other kinn OF heu-
icine used and has been used for lung com piah,s
Z Min ,yondcrnfI success " am satisfied II Is
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go tbose Who have used itr Il confidently re-
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equal, if not superior t. any other % rds
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hope IL will be better known and more senerallS
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, my knowledge ,,-.
orferiag some Of The R1isrm. -
MAEkEsAN. Green Lake Co, Wis Dee ~ i7'--
Nessrs. Reed. Cutler Co. Gcltle;ucn;-L OF sviuc
/ twenty years have used your Vegetable pulmonary
7 Balsan in nv family but more particularly Tor my
self When first used it, was gwen mp y Ply Il
. .i1rs as mast rurc Of Consumption. | obtained i'm
mediate help. have always kept II since, ana con
slider it, for the lungs the best medleine ever us-
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one lady after the doctors had PRONOUNCED heI lcu
rable Respectfully. Yours,
II. II. RoHiS,oN.h
.Pnicr-Snan size. - cents; large 81. Be eaTcf"
70 gef fhs g,nuine which is prepared only BY
REED. CUTLER co, Boston.
and sold by dealers generally "%'in'
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SOLDIERS. TO TIE REscrK.--Youns

>oADifhS' ~ M
men. rushing into the exposures ami dangers Of
soldier. If. should prepare themselves for the IA
tai Fc,,r- the py-entcry the SORES and Scur'y,
which are almost certain go follow. HoLLoNANN
PILLS. used occasionally during the campaign, viii
insure sound health TO every man. only 5 cents
per box. ~
H.. -.-it.. S..-i.,J Milo, see fourth nae,
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Of no medicine which has deservedly sustained -
which more rarely disappoints the reasonahie eN-
pectations Of those who use IT," - Ii
Signed by many Of the most re- oe'l''- 'N- '''
est druggist. IN the United states
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ANOTHER BATTLE ANTICIPATED.

rIlHE PICKETS have been thrown out and slight
| Skirmishng has commenced At China Hall, l1u
Church Street because ! am now Offering 70 the
public
DOWNER'S BEST KEROSENE OIL
at 10 CENTS PR GALLON
= Loot out for important dOu7tuHd H0rs'He"f'-
: 5. BROWN
Burlington, Vt. Jan'y 10. lsss.
DRESS GOODS.
NEW LOT and VERY DESIRABLE call and
y see them at
LYMANS.
Dee. ~, l-G2. dSHu
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CHAPED HANDS. TtJE, LIS ~
Certain and Immediate Cure. Hcseman Cos
Cainphor lee with Glycerne, 80 used according 60
the directions. viii keep the hands son in the cold
ct weather. Price % Gents. sold by Druggists
sent by mail on receipt of 90 cents.
t.eiasu HEGENAN & co.
Chemists and Druggists New YORK
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c,>,RR,pcE CATTLE MARKET.

WEDNESDAY, Jan II.
A. Narke, 7si Cattle, about 100 BeeSes and 81
S. ,cp.istjng Of Working oxen, Cows. one Two
and three years old.
Market Beef-eStrs 2 cWi-, 3 "l@' 10
Pir=t quality. s. 2'06 ~
second quality, s. 5oG6 90.
Third quality, 81 oo@i So
Working Oxen, none.
Cows and Calves, s3oG52ou.
Two year. old, :l5Grn.
Three years old. s22Go2t
Sheep and Lambs I7Ooat market Prices, IN lots
<ao,bt 50. Extra and selections. s. 00aDe On.
Hide. 7lqsr y II Pelt-, 81 75Ge o. each.
TallOw, &c.
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CLOTHES-yVRINGER

PATENT LEVER. SELF-ADJUsTIN'
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REMARKS

Tberc vss larger number Of prime quality cat
at the market this week than for some time pre-
rous sales we're quick at an advance Of 25a5o cents
Sc~t. h. Long sold II to F. Woodbridge for s. v
s-,. \. Bstchelder sold 10 to Hspgood for Sc 90
SOC one pair for for D. 5o. Sheep sold at last week
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4. W. POW ERs,
A4NCFICTURER 4SD DEALER ~
PA y ID -.
SHOP AND RESIDENCE on NEW STREET
BURLINGTON, IT.
SEVEN Octave Pianos in cheap cases, though ior
- tone fully a. good the best City Pianos, con
stantly on hand. Also, Agent for stEiSNAf a ~
John b. DUSHAE, and HAMILTON bHv-' HAAei'
orders for TUSISG solicited, and will be promptly
.,t.nSs5 ~ jan-i2-diy
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a large portion Of all these payments has '''n
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l.en increased by the interest which has accrued
:. for instance in the item for Probate Court Is
included three years rent Of the office at 500
Der wear. and the payment Of orders drawn a
long time since.
ANDREW W,RxtR. Assist Judges Of
LYMAN HALL, Chd- O. c"U'''
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cR.SBERRIEs. CRANBERRIEs.

,r,HIs DAY s.ceived very nice lot Of Cran6eI,ies'
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Is unrivaled in the world.
No other Dive has been analyEed-
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No other Dye can Re applied So rapidly.
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No other Dye improves the texture Of the hair. It
has been
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Manufactured by J. CRISTADORO, Aston
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jams lm daW No =
CHRISTADORO'S HAIR PRESERN A.
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Price 81 cents. g. and 8 per bo.-le. according to
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The new Ironsides went to sea yesterday
from Old Point.
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A Nd BALMORALS, Just opened this morning. At
LYMAN'S.
jan. H. d&wf