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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-23


Oct. 10th, 1868.
Our lines of battle were maintained
throughout yesterday and the enemy have
made no further demonstrations and all has
remained quiet.
The rebel pickets appear close to our front
but whether having been SO completely fooled
in all their recent endeavors they will try
another flank movement or ri-k an engage
ment is a. le undeveloped by any discoveries
We have been able to make. 4 reconnaissance
on our right has disclosed heavy body of in
iantry occupying the pass of the Bull Run
Mountains while Hills corps is believed to
be still lowering upon orr left.
All rumors of fight having taken place
at Fairfax c. H., OF that the army had all re-
treated thither are all fabrications. Be
tween 80 and 60 more rebel prisoners were
in to-day.
The Tunes SAYS there was little or no
fighting in the front yesterday. 1t is ru-
mored that Lee has sent portion Of his ar
my up the Shenandoah valley. Certain it
Is his army crossed the Rappahannock on
Wednesday. Hills corps Is in the advance.
Gen. Meade is in position at Centreville
ready to meet Lee. Meadc's headquarters
were at CentreyIlle last night. All our
trai are safe.
IL Is ascertained that Lee has only five
| DAYS rations with him.
/ The cannonading yesterday was occasioned
/ 10y an attempt of the rebels to Cross Ball
Run. They kept up continuous fire to
/ cover their crossing. They made repeated
/ attempts Ia cross.
Our infantry and artillery repulsed them
each time. Firing ceased at sundown, the
rebels retiring. At dark portion OF Blu
ford cavalry had brisk fight with Stuart-
near Brrntsyillc. We succeeded IN routing
the rebcls
Everything j. pa et at the front to-day.
The H.rads dc-pltch from the Army OF
the Potomac dated l6,n says: lne u army
corp, was in line of hattie Yesterday. p NJ.
with it, lett resting On Bail Run. when I'll,
rebels opened with "a battery &c long range
ln the supply trains of the c'.l hat failed
90 destroy even "a single wagon. Their bat
tcry was speedily siirnced anI lively skir-
mish ensuei continuing sIne TWO hours.
Gen Webh'- and Hays division sustained
the principal !-c Of tae enemy with loss Of
Sc IN wounded.
Up to q p. NJ Friday all has been quiet
The smoke of tine rcbI camp fire, niicates
that they have fallen back To Ninl-sas.
The H.raids Washington despatch say'
intelligence from the front Indicate "a move
mrnt Of par, OF the rebel cavalry towards
che Potomac.
TIE military authorities APPEAR 70 under
T stand the recent movement 90 thr rebel army
of Virginia. the hest opinions that large re-
miucement, have been sent from Bragg
I ruy o. Lee. Go enable him O nuke dash
..I 10 TIE f,d,ral Capital.
TIE ulteruitivc IL plain that lee has either
pushed the army back wilha handful OF men
.r bee ha, a tremendous army q, sustain him.
The latter i, probably true, and attempts u
Iluk Meade army by attacking Washing
tYn may De expected.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-23
MEMPHIS. Oct. II.


\ body of rebel cavalry and artillery IT,
ported at from eight 10 ten thousand strong
have been threatening the Memphis ANA
Charleston railroad for some days.
Gen Hurlbut's force has been constantly
skirmishing with them, defeating every at
tempt to do serious damage.
Sunday morning an attack was made b,
Chalmers with cavalry and artillery, report
ed 5000 strong, upon the garrison at Con-
tuisyile consisting OF the 18th Indiana u.-
fantry, driving them into the iortihcations.
During the tight Maj. General Sherman an.
staff with detachment Of the l3tn Regular ,
arrived ON tie train en- route for Coilntr.
They disemharked, engaged the enemy anu
repulsed him with heavy loss. The reg .lar>
lost 9 killed, - wounded and nine nIssin.
Col. Anthonys lUss WAS about the saline.
One or two Of his picket posts were captured
before the fight.
Lieut. Lee of the Sth ILL., Cavalry WIS
killed. Gems. Carr. Swecny and Hatch ar,
pursuing the relrcatIng rebels. The railroad
is repaired and trains passed to-day.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-23

ST. Louis, Oct. II.
Dispatches from the Western part of the
State represent that Shelby's rear was over
taken OH Monday near Bonneville and run
ming fight kept up for several miles result
ing in the death of many rebels.
On Monday night an artillery fight oc-
CURED at Dayford in which the rebels were
defeated with a loss of 20 killed
The rebels then divided into four squads,
one going towards Lexington, anotl er To-
wards Sedalia, and the other two ON the in
tervening roads.
Gen. Brown was fighting the Sedalia squad
Phillips and Rose We're going towards Lex
ington, and Maj, lazar in the centre. The
rebels plundered everybody IN Bonneville and
stole all the horses along the route.
\ despatch from Gen. Brown dated Marsh
all, Sabine Co., Oct 18th, says After al
hours fight We have whipped the rebels, car
turing their artillery, a Ia &c number oi
small arms. part Of their train, and king q
large number.
Dispatches say that Browns forces ar,
pursuing the rebels in all directions, bat d.
not locate the battle.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-23

WV l'hNf O'A- l'-
The Tunes correspondent under date p
Wednesday says The enemy made two de.
perate and unsuccessful attempts t1-da,
to whip our army in detail and destroy ou
trains but in both most sigualv failed
just az daybreak between Caiett's station
and Warrenton. near place called Aohurn
Stuart and p. Hill made a simultaneous
attack upon Gregg's cavalry and the 2i Az
my Corps. Almost tie first intimation OF
their presence given WAS the opening Of the
battle upon the 2d Corps.
Our troops were speedily in position, and
the enemy was repulsed with considerable
loss
Late in the afternoon Hill made another
dash to cut of the % Corps. He attacked
the rear Of the 9Th Corps, killing three and
wounding - or 20. When the head of the
ID Corps had attacked Kepler, under Bris-
tOw's station, Hill made a terrible onslaught
on both corps
The corps was on the east side Of the rail
road which they used in several places a. a
breastwork with decided success. The reb-
/ els charged up the embankment when a por-
ton of the 2d corps charged in turn and cap
/ tured seven or eight hundred prisoners snd
a battery oil artillery.
Several other charges were made ana each
time the rebels were forced back with great
slaughter.
A rapid artillery lire was kept up on
both sides until long after dark, when the re-
bells gave up and retired.
Capt. Ball OF the Sd Minnesota, was
wounded hen the enemy charged up tine
railroad finding themselves in dangerous
place they waved their hands IN token OF
surrender. At this instant, Capt. Ball
sprang to the top OF the embarrassment, a
volley was fired at him, three shots taking
effect
The Mlnnesotlans returned the hre and
many a rebel suffered IN retaliation Tor tins
act.
Our trains are all sale.
The Herald has accounts OF the battle, from
which 1t appears that on tuesday morning
the LIST Division oil the 5d corps enc 'untered
the rebels ana defeated theni-the rebels
leaving eight Killed ana large number
wounded on the held Also lot oil arms ana
equipments.
On "Wednesday about l2.Jo T. NJ. the re'-
bels made sudden attack upon the rear oil
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-23
News of the Week.
BY Telegraph.
NEW YoRK Oct Is.

New York, Oct. Is.
The Times Washington despatch says the
surplus baggage of the Army of the Potomac
has been removed to the rear.
The army is stripping for the fight. Meade
position Yesterday morning was on the north
bank of the Rappahannoek, his right flank
resting on the eastern slope of the Bull Run
Mountain. Since then however. he has fall
len back to the neighborhood of Manassas
Plains.
Lees whole army has crossed the RapTa-
hammock and were yesterday pressing our
rear.
A battle this morning was considered i'm
minent.
Our trains last night were all at Center
vile.
Rumors are rife that general engage
ment began at day break this morning,
"wednesday on the old Bull Run battle
ground.
The command of the Army of the Potomac
of course is fatal. Gen. Meade in his turn
has been compelled to give place to some
other man. His successor is said to be Mai
Gen. Dan Sickles.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-23

NEW YORK. Oct. -.
The Hrads correspondent in the field
telegraphs under date of 18th The troops
along the line were under arms all night,
bat matters passed of quietly. We have
been on the qui viye, expecting something as
Sunday Is tie regular fighting day.
| have Just came in from Bull Run
There has been some artillery firing
towards the right of Manassas. If the enc
my mean TO attack US here, it will he at
Chanullv. rs the will not attempt the pow
eriul lor;ifcationS around CentIcyille, the
strength OF which they know too well, be-
cause they were constructed by their own
Bcauregrd. There are various rumors in
camp as to the whereabouts of the enemy.
Some state that they have gone towards
Maryland and that they occupy Williams
port. Our cavalry Is hanging ON the enemys
flank and rear. One report from the front
Is that the enemy has rccrossed the Rappa-
hammock as they We're short of supplies
My impression Is that if lee is in force he
will make faint demons. ration along the
Bull run stream. While the real fight will
cIme off about ChantIlly.
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Complete official returns from the infantry
engaged IN the late battles have been receiv Ell
at headquarters, and give the total los, of
four corps 9j5 officers and 1881 men,
The losses Of the cavalry, which are not yet
reported, will bring up the grand aggregate
TO just about 5000.
of the Is Sc missing 80 we're wounded. 80
pieces of artillery were lost and a few wag-
Ons.
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not excede l2,000, but partial returns pub
lishcd by them indicate that it is greater.
Ilndman's division loet 2l00 out Of 3iuU
men.
The tone Of their editorials continue very
despondcnt over the failure OF Bragg to take
Chattanooga
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The steamer Geo. Cromwell from New
Orleans, oct 10. has arrivri. The 10Th
Army Corps reached Nermillonyillc. a few
miles south of Ncnuiluln river. the div be-
fore. Il is Thought Jlere woull De- no de-
lay in crossing.
There wa, sharp skirmish and seven
prisoners were taken from the enemy.
ten. Banks II iu the field.
Matamoras Is still held by the French, and
it apItars That the citizens exhibit 300 desire
Co oppose them. Tie popular feeling in
Texas is ariiu>, the iehrl draft.
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\ special dispatch to the World SAYS it i,
generally believed that oar army viii take
up for the a position with it, center resting
on the Orange n Alexandria railroad near
Catletts station.
Falling back to this point has been for
some time talked about if MT determined at
headquarters. The recent engagement on
the Rapidan in which "a Regiment Of New
York cavalry was 80 badly cut up and larg,
portion of the l23d y Y infantry taken
prisoners illustrates the incxpedicncy of So
heightened a front, as the line OF the kapilan
obliged the army TO maintain.
DEs Mons Iowa. Oct Is.
In 70 counties of Iowa, Stone Is 1855
ahead. The only counties vet reported fos
futile are Dubuque and Napier, which uni
ted give him llS5 majority. Tue>e are large
republican gains. Stone mljoriiy will pro-
badly reach 1900 OF $1,000.
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quarter strength, 90 per bottle.
ri Remember This medicine is designed ex-
pTessly for olt cases which ali other rcmedies
Of the kind have faed to cure. also that il il war
rantcd represented IN every respect OF the price
will be refunded ~ Beware "a limitations None
warranted unless purchased directly OF Dr. VI, OF
at his office. Prepared and sold only az DR.. Aiatti
sons Remedial Institute for Special Diseases No
y Unvn Street, Providence. r. /.
~ This speciality embraces all diseases Of a pri-
waite nature both of men anu women, by a regular
~ educated physician Of twenty years practice,
giving them his whole attention.
81 Consultations by letter OF otherwise are
strictly confidential and medicines will he sent by
express, secure from observation, o. all par- Of the
United States. Also, accommodations Tor Ladie,
from abroad wishing icr secure and quiet Retreat
nd good care until restored t. health
CAUTION. 10 Las been esteemed that over tive
quacks annually, in New England alone, without
Gag bsnshf - those who pay it. Ali this cumes from
trusting, uih0Hf irqurE- o. men who alike des-
titute uf honor character or skill whose onfg re-
Communication j. their own false and eXtrava-aut
assertions IA praise Of themselves. h. therefore
you would at0If bera9 aaHibHgy1i, take ustn's
word, HirffeT rhai las professions ore. but rAEE
INQUIRY it will cost you nothing, and may save
you many regrets; for, Gs atFert-iug phl slclaus
in nine out Of ten. bogus. there j. no safe
Is in trusting any Of them, unless you know ras
and rtaf they
~ Dr. y. will send frss by enclosing ou, stamp
as above, a pamphlet on DISEASES 81 WOMAN .tuf
rri,afs diseases generally -isiu- full information
with the most unduu tel references aud te-tiiue
nials without which, No. advertising physician uI
Hiediciu, Of this kind Is deserving aRy a1afseHcs
q orders By IN AL promptly attended L.. Write
YOU address g'aiaiy, and direct q pR. AArusoS,
as ABOVE. Mar l3--iAWtf