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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-27
NV NoEk. Mar. ~.

The HeralGs Washington correspondent,
states that it was understood al the Ir,asur,
Department, that a dcpu,atiou cd foreign
bankers had waited upon the Secretary and
offered large loan Of specie at the current
rates of exchange.
Gen. burnside i still in tAc city. The
command 70 which he has been assigned has
not been announced. lie expects To enter
again upon active service and only waits Gnal
instructions before entering upon his du-
ties
Gen. Haileck has adyiees lrom Col. Carrie
ton, that he fought two battles with the
Apaehes, in both Of which be WAS complete
~ successful.
The President and Cabinet after giving
the subject much deliberaticn have decided
not TO give letters Of narque and reprisal IN
icr the late law Of congress.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-27
NV YoEK. Nlarch 20

Adviccs received at Washington from
Cairo indicate that the Yazoo expedition has
probably proved successful and NicksburS is
practically ours
The Mexican minister and other. well IN
formed with respect to tie military situation
OF that country, utterly discredit the state
ment IN the Richmond papers that the city
OF Mexico had been captured by the French.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-27

IN their stead 1t is understood that all yes
sei' fitted out by private parties for the pur-
pose OF capturing rebel pirates will be duly
commissioned in the Navy and allowed to 60
on their commission.
IL was reported here that the rebels have
paroled Gen. Stoughton and other officers
captured with him. Commissioner Ludlow
however knows nothing of it.
The TTi5'tue's dispatch says that the Pro
vost Marshals and other officers under the
National Military law, are being selected as
rapidly as practicable, but no appointments
will probably he made till the lists are com
pleted
The Atlanta Confederacy contains accounts
OF brilliant and successful raid in North
Alabama by a Federal brigade under Col.
Corwin. The expedition accompanied bv
gunboat reached Tuscumbia, Feb. e2i. The
gunboat destroyed two ferry boats IT rus-
cumbia, another at Florence, and afterward,
dropped down to Tuscumbia. soon after
dark the Federals dashed into Tascumbia
and dispersed the rebel cavalry, who Ned tn
the mountains
Col Corviu occupied The town, and issued
aproclamationl eyyins assessments ON wealthy
rcteis. COL. Corwin piocee,lc! into the in
terror On the 18th taking con siderable
plumber with him.
Nothing is published concerning the fur
ther prs- ca, OF the raid.
Inc same paper complains bitterly of the
numerous air'citie- committed by the Yam
kec troops.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-27

special di-Iatcl 10 the TINES saws Gen.
Dix has given the War Department the Port
Hudson report with slight variation. He
finds it in the Richmond papers of the 10th,
and the affair is said TO have occurred on the
18th. The Mississippl was sunk, while an
other vessel. the name Of which is not stated.
succeeded IN passing the batteries, and Is
now between Port Hudson and Vicksbura.
II has been ascertaincd by descrtcrs from
the rebels who came of to our feet from Mo-
bile few DAYS ago that an attempt was
made by Admiral Buchanan with the four
steamers and Ram about four weeks ago TO
attack our vessels but failed. from running
on a snag. The attempt however Is To be
made again, and We trust that our feet he
ing forewarned will be ready for the emcr-
geucy.
Five gunboats are being constructed at Sci
ma, Ala. two Of which arc now on their
way 10 Mobile
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-27

"Deserters are coming into our lines
every day from the rebel army, twenty at a
time, and they, IS well as Union refugees.
agree in what they say. Bragg and Johns
ton have both made speeches to the army at
Tullahoma and Shelbyvile, and the grand
point made by them was, that they intended
10 break our lines on the Cumberland. drive
our army hack 70 the Ohio, and then they
would be sustained by the peace party OF
Indiana and Illinois, Ohio and Kentucky.
The staple in their speeches was the aid and
comfort they had right TO expect, and
were sure 70 receive from the peace party
Of the Northwest. They based their hopes
Of success upon the aid they expected from
these traitors in the Northwest, and boastel
that they would, this spring, carry the war
into Carriage, and soon have the 'conscrva-
tives of the Northwest for allies.
These facts may be set down as reliable
Iney SHOULD be given in all the loyal papers
Of the country, and elaborated till the ewes
o. honest dupes are opened. and falsc-heart-
ed leaders and Northern deceivers are pillor-
Iei under the scorn and condemnation Of
Ivory ycyaL Democrat, honest Wbig and true
Republican in the land -
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-27

COoLE0 oFF.-On the recent visit If the
United States steamer Vanderbilt to the port
Of Kingston. Jamaica, her officers were in
salted by saving rebel songs hawled in their
ears and were hooted at in the streets In
one instance the insOlence Of these contcmpt-
IDLE secession sympathizers was properly
punished. On a SUNDAY evening, about :
O'Clock, a boat load Of men and women,
dressed in their finest toc-ery pulled around
the ship, singing "Dixie at the top OF their
voices. Several Of the officers were sitting in
the starhJard cangwav. and very naturally
felt insulted at this public show Of bavado,
and wished for way 70 stop il, when one
Of them proposed to put the hose on the
steam pump and wet them down. This pro-
position was at once adopted, and as the
boat turned 70 pass the gangway full stream
OF cold water was thrown ON the serenadtrs.
dreuching them to the skin and filling their
boat half full. As they pulled toward the
shore they vented their anger in loud curses
against the Yankees.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-27
PURE BOURBON wHISkY.
EoTrLLr -
q ~ OF 10 Ii'OIFr.

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an and have been doing with u. -> ....
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tifcate 10 the Label, Of IT, 1rl.gat. purity. ..
happs 10 ,sy that, after src4t deal -r l5.-., D.
have concluded an arrar --r--ut with rr.. Oh.
larses, and Oldest distilles- ia Esn,u-4, --...-.
lar supply.
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packed liz cases Of on. dozen each.
Craving for the following letter -al..l. 81. -
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UDoIrHo V,-.-
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We have tested the Bourbon Hhi,sv % l-..
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reputation YOU claim tor Z.
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Tsspeciahls ApotheeaIies IN different part. ..'
United states Agents for The al. o. yllr r..-
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We remain our uNelleut -s-rar.
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-27

NLN 4 ORR. -l4IHl ~.
Newborn letters state that ou che 18th re-
/ bells APP cared in heavy force between tie
Trent ami Neusc rivers and drove in ouJ
pickets They were held in check 10y our
cavalry till Gen. Palmer advanced with q
portion Of his command when thcy fcll hack.
On the l4th they made a demonstration
against Fort Anderson. am unfinished Garth
work on the north % the Mouse rirc-,on which
no cannon arr mounted They commenced
bombardmcnt which did no particular dam
age, and then demanded it, surrender, which
was refused
The enemy commanded 10y cen. Pctti-rcu
then opened their batteries again at short
range, and after a brisk canuonadc. again
demanded its surrender, which was again To-
fused. Gen. Foster had 10y this time sent for
ward reinforccments,a and when the rebels at
tempted an assault, they were met with such
murderous fire from our gunboats and the 20
pound howItzer on shore, that they were
forced to fall back
The action continued three hours when
the rebels finally retired, having Lost heavily
in killed and wounded, while our loss was
only one man killed and two wounded.
Another Newbcrn letter gives an account
Of a reconnaissance by Gen. Princes division
on the 9th which broke up rebel oavalrv
camp in onslow County capturing several
prisoners. Also Of a Reconnaissance hv the
25th Mass, and two companies Of the y. !.
cavalry to the north of the Trent river sur
prising rch-l cucampmeut Of two compa-
MES in the night and capturing or dispensing
the command.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-27
NV YoRS. Mar u

( Tine I'sHss' special from tlc Army Of tie
Potomac Friday March 2ct', say: Aa.r
tie review oi tde 18th Army Corps, by zen.
Hooker yesterday. be- me-, the officer, at
hcad-quarters. Ia thr go.r-c Of the inter
View Doe expressed liz Qualification at tlr
s"idieIiy appearance OF the corr
un'er their command. and said
tha5 he relied upon them ior their a,,i,,an,c
"nd hearty cooperation, il toe en-lins cam
Iaigu.
- lar as he wac c0ncen,td be meant tl.at
there should be uo moro mistakes Or doubt
fui results IL ti'e eaeay did not run. cod
help them
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-27

NLw oAR, March ~
The following explains some things of re-
cent matters AZ Port Hudson Dispatches
from jackson, Miss. lith inst, have reach
ed Richmond, stating that y. Helena was
attacked in the rear on Monday, the 9Th, and
heavy firing was heard there on the 18th
St. Helena Is about > miles in the rear OF
Port Hudson. in an oastcrly direction, and
when we remember that the forces Of Gen.
Banks have been for some time moving in
that direction from Baton Rouge, zine heavy
firing may probably he accounted for 10y the
fact that Port Hudson was being invested by
land and water.
It l. a remarkable fact chat the Richmond
Wing Of the 18th lust, mourus over the re-
verses in the southwest. End it 1, equally re-
markable that dispatch from Port Hudson
WAS read in the rebel Senate the same day,
which caused lively sensation.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-27
THE GREAT ENGLISH RFNEpI.
SIR JAMES CLARKE-S
CELEBR ATED FEMALE Pills.

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To -NRBlED LADIES 70 Is p-eul 7-lg -r.teI-
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These Piils have never been known Q. lI w.
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q iuil pa ticalars, set pamphlet i--s. %. p
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y Isl and postsEe stamps enclosed g. --
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-27
A CARD TO THE sUrFyR,,,

The REV. WILLIAM CoseEovE, Wills laNo-,D-
Missionary in Japan, vas cured Of Cou.u-7r,,..
when all other means had failed. by a re.-,r. !.
tanned from a learned Physician residing IN -.
great City Jeddc. This receipt h,s cured 4, o..
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DESTROYS Of bene6t,ins others, will end n.
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who need n. Tree cfchsrgs.
Address. REV. w. CO>GEoyr
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-27
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-27

PIror Bread FOR Tnr ARxr.-There arc
sbout twenty-five ovens employed in New
YORK and Brooklyn, in making pilot bread
fos the army, and they bake from 5000 600
70 5000, 900 pounds of bread per month.
The contract for this month was made for
2,5l2, 500 pounds Of bread, and was filed by
eeventoen different firms Each barrel Of
-four makes $50 pounds of hard bread. The
parties having contracts can bake from fifty
TO three hundred and fifty barrels in every
tventy-four hours
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-27


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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-27
THEY CURE DYSPEPSIA. REDUCE, LtoS-i
AND EXPEL THE PRINCIPLE o.
DISEASE

DR THoNAs Il. HAZARD, Of Portsmouth '.'-
Island. savs.
- That twcnty-seven years ezperieucs VIII '-'
meiiicine. confirms his belief that in very lev "a
would the Phy-icisn'- services be required y D.
reth's Pills were promptly used in the earl '
Of disease
!. ;. Coos. publisher Of the % Banner 81
uhston. ". say -" Brandreth's Pills cur
Of Dyspepsia when every other mean. hsa 'i
and was actually given up by my physician
friends
The same testimony is given by y. bLls'' RI
tn sell known citizen Of wiliiamsbur-h, AM UT
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hut their merits are we'll knowni IA iui p
there i no suF-r Pursative; IN smaller ones
act gentle stimulus. curing eostiv=asis ar p
Tifs'ins the blood. They srs even d1y curing "
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-27

An LngiIshman named Dol-5n ,yas arrest
ed ie-dav near Point Of Rock, Nd. lie is
charged with carryin- mail information. and
other c,uruhlnd matters g, the rebels
10 The juinn meeting in Esltimor, lat
night while Gov johnson was speaking Gen.
Burnside entered the Hall in citizens dress.
Being recognized he was received with wild
enthusiasm by the people. lie made few
remarks after Gov. johnson concluded.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-27
CINcINNAII. March %

Advices from Nieksburg report the health
OF the army improving. The troops arc en-
thuslastlc at the prospect ct an immediate
Engagement. IL j, thought that the Lake
Providence canal opposite Nick-burg, viii
prove successful.
There has been large movement Of gun
boats and transports up the Yuzoo river.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-27


Leaves Burlington az 90 4. ". 10 y \. NJ, and
go 7. ".
MAIL TRAM leaves Boston ~ 90 4. II. via Low
ell, Lawrence or Fitehburg Leaves Springfield at
% \. NJ, Bellows Fails at 1925 F. NJ connecting at
White River Junction with NUrtheruR r for Boston,
and with Psssumpsie r for and frotasj Johnshury
Litleton arriving IN Burlington al io 7. VI, and
az St Adams az 81 aud Lodge.
ACcoNNoDAuoS TRAIN leaves Nor'hfcld NJ .
\. n, and Burlington at 1885 4. NJ. tar Rou-e's
Point and Montreal.
NiGHr EXPRESS TEATS leaves Bellows Fall- az o 10
?. NJ, receiving passengers from the Vermont VAL
icy Il r leaving New J ork "a SOD g. ". and from
Cheshire r leaving Boston ODD T.. b., connecting
az White River Junction with train leaving Boston
5Ul ?. NJ. Wis Lowell or Lawrence. Leaves White
River Junction % o. 90 =. NJ, arriving af Eurling-
tom . b. 4. NJ, Rou-e'- Point I'D :. n. Montreal
IH,1 4. NJ. and U-iensaur-h liH 7. NJ. Connect
Ing with Grand Trunk Trains for Detroit. Chicago
and the Wet.
Sleeping Tar arc attached o. both the Night
Express Trains running between Rouse's Point aud
Boston.
Through Tickets o. Chicago ami the We; io- sale
81 400 ,he p-ile.pl! stations.
"a. MERRILL, Sup't.
81. AIhaus. VI. Pee. s. l-61
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-27

I1e HrG'ds special FROM Nurirrcs5lro
says Col. Halls brigade Of Gen. Revnold's
division was attacked near Milton to-day by
large force of rebel cavalry Col. Hall sent
word that be could holl his own iii rein
i'recneni- could arrive. Col Wilder wen,
20 hi- and with mounted infantry force. At
last report quite heavy engagement was Z,
ing oa- The rebels have lately been making
serious demonstrations from Gen. Mor-an'-
position NJ Liberty. feeling ourIn.s.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-27

On Saturday last ten. +. II. Loc' with
about 1000 cavalry and > piece, of artillery
made hurried advance upon our lines al
Gloucester, but hearing of some reinforce
ments to cur forces at that point, retired 1t
Is rumorod that they had gone for reinforce
ments; but we are ready for them.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-27
CNoINNArI. March 10

Special dispatches frOm Memphis announce
that the fazoo Pass expedition had met with a
check. On Friday last the guuboat Chilieothe
encountered rebel battery at the junction Of
the lalabusba AMI Tallahachie riycrs. TIE
fight lasted all day. One shot from the lat
terry entered port hole Of the L Chilieothe,
killing 1 and wOunding II. The Chilicotbe
received sixty-fcur shot and was damaged Sc
riously
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-27

STATE LoAN.-Vermont credit is -till de-
oidedlv above par. The bids for the loan To
the State OF S25O,OUu, recently advertised,
have just been opened. The whole amount
bid was about SsOO,000. The premium Of
Tered, on the bids accepted, varies from II II
20 II 81 per cent, - that the State will re-
alize about S3l 900 out Of the premiums. OF
the loan, the sum Of SO 800 only is award
ed in the State, the remainder chiefly to bid
ders IN Massachusetts at Boston, Worces-
ter, Nantucket, &c. of the So, 800 award
cd in this State, $1,000 is TO the Ascutney
Bank Of Windsor, and the remainder to two
or three individuals Rutland Herald
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-27
VERMONT CENTRAL & SULLIVAN
RAILROADS
MISTER ARRASG EMENT.
ec-n.e,,i7g Dse,nsBs- {. 1852


Leave Burlington at % A. ", 10 IS A. NJ. and
Il 7. ".
MAIL TRAIN leaves ST. Alhans at 5 IS \. VI, Bur
lington % \. ", connecting AZ White hlvei
Junction with trains for and from Wells River ~
Johnsbury and Littleton, snd with Northern X
for Boston, Lowell, Worcester. &c, and connecting
at Below Pals with Cheshire + for Boston, ana
With Vermont Valley r r for Springfield, New
Haven and New York, arriving at New YORK al
10 Is T. ".
AccosroBiuoS TRAIN leaves Rcrset FONT al
% 4. NJ, for Rutland and NOrthhel1.
NIGHT fxPRsss TRAIN leaves O-denshursh al
~ o. VI, Montreal at 3 s. P. NJ. Reuse's Point Al
$50 P. ", arriving a. Boston at - A. NJ, con
Meeting at Bellows Falls with Cheshire r for Dos.
ton and Worcester and with Vermont Valley Il r
for Springfield and New Haven, and arriving Ia
New York ~ g. y. NJ
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-27

While posting pickcts Tuesday. near
Drainesville. Major Wells and Capt. Redheld
of the LIST Vermont cavalry, and three or
four privates were captured by the rebels
Gold has gone up to 400 per cent in Rich
mond and transactions are reported there as
high as COO per cent
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-27
WAsHtSGro<. Mlr.l9

The Navy department has been informed
that the gunboat Sycamore on the sth, cap
tured of Ifillsboro, Fla, the sloop Enter
prise loaded with cotton, having run out Of
Mosauito Inlet.