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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-29

EsaosV Ras H'res.--A negro fellow, oaled
Howard, was before the Mayor yesterday to
answe, the charge Of stealing books, dar
guerreotypaa, and othsf articiee, from h!s
hirer. Mr.. Howard stated that Jim had been
In bis service four or ave yesr, and that he
had always bean honest and faithful urtil
wtthin Q shOrt time past Two or three
and from that time to the Prescnt these petty
thefts haze been committed On searching
his room, some Of tho missing articles wera
found also, two brass keys, Que Of which
unlocked the hack door Of Mr.. a. g house,
and the other door Of . closet, from which
articles were taken. With these facts before
him, the Mayor could do no lees than osde,
him to be puuished.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-29

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...,... ..-. =. - sSS ~~S o''' " "
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III. Clark. OF d. ohaenA : rssolnt,or thu,
the N,,itarv Com mits.a 1A..I.~ 49, ~. 80.
.A-.~ S"..s-.s..' ~ - .os" A'etea
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-o.a., 49,, e. , 'sz5Sz2
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~nice, wRnoot y rceered 10 the
Military Committee.
Mr.. Clam. az Ntas ,akrnAo~a., . h,u -
n.n-,as c,. -s-.a.a ~ - %
P'.'Wo .os '"oeu uis'o'ee Ou'ee's
eoa sosasee - ~seysom--eo % called the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-29

Eu,psa-s continue their operations With
entire suecess, notwithstanding the increase
OF the poiiee, the addition of mounted
fofes, and the frequent warnings to citizens
to be on the alert fer these nocturnal visi.
tors. On Sunday night the large grocery
store Of Mass!e d Pleasants, corner Of Pead
and Cary sts- wac foFcibly entered and rob-
bog Of tea, and perhaps other articles OF
valu&
On the same night the basement Of Major
Vim. II. Fry wss forcibly entered, end .
large smo0nt Of china and other wares eAE>
Yied OF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-29

4 Veg rsu's D'a~s~ csr tAs Hospital 6o,.
dSsa--Ne understand that scheme is on
foot for providing New Years gift for the
form Of en- excellent dinner, TO be gotten up
under the auspices and direction Of some
patriotic ladies who have the matter In hand
On Sunday 9 collection was taken up In fbe
Catholic church In aid Of the affair, and the
handsome sun OF q, 100 realized. Yester.
day . subscription wss started In The lower
u0use Of Congress, and whea the House nd
journed, which l. did early iu the day, sbout
e6O had been subscribed
Thla testimonial will 90 hS 10 peOre ~ the
gallant men now c0ndned In Our hospitals,
that their sefvicxs In defence Of thu country
sxe remembered and appreciated
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-29

osu~<sV tas L4a<s ARMED bands Of spseu.
Of consrsss, M s, srs said 70 bs mskins Their ws5
to the Yankee unes 10 every direction
Some Of these parties are sutiic5eutiy strong
to overcome an ordi1ary picket fOref, aud
have declared their Intention Of seaEtng tho
piekets, when necessary, and taking them TO
the FsderalA Our commanders on the out.
pOsts shOuld b. ready for theso despeSadosS,
and In svegy instance make examples OF them
that will deter other knavss ftom attempt
Ing to desert tho countsy which tbg havs
aided u imp0ve1ish.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-29

Nkins fsna-fhs Mayor dtsposod Of ths
following cases yesterday:
Wa RroshsIs, beating Mildred TsJior:
discharged
Mildred Taylor. sespinS . dlsordsrly
house; held to bail
Stafford Oliver, steAliAg plank; cent on tor
trial.
rant; discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-29

TiNHE attention ofta. ssts Is e.lled TO the $50.
Of tina Lockviil. kinipg sed Manufacturing
COMPANY, ths hooks Gcr which sre now opsa ut the
o41re of Msssrs Lspcsstsr i Co
Ih.s company, which was ehsf' esed st The iase
sessio1 Of the North Csroiiha Lsstslstare. csntsU
plxtss the msn u.ac:u1s q iycu esd tia essing ci
failrcat wheels ssi!iI of Iron, &C.
T'hN works viii ~ -re.tri OF Deep river, Chat.
ham county, n O.. i.ca'isY rseare frdu iuvs.i"r,
plsntfe! IL psoVissaus, with bc0e dese eupPay nj
iron aud coat /. ed 4rs NO. cniy safe Investment,
bat cue whEh w.il aass,,s tiie prosecution ct an
enterprise & tas utEo-t Importance b the
ecuatry.
soeks descriptive 81 tha Esseurees and topogA-
ply Of Tho cOlhtsy may D. ssen VI Asssrs La, sss
saT C,,se de 26-6ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-29

eoonteIsetsd By morsl sussiop, and, q in tho
oan @ Father Mathew, thousaods Of The
yoatn of the land might bG saved nom tho
urunksfd's grave BY the prCsching Of total
aosunenee The evil is spr esdiDg 60 rapidly
say its pIURrese.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-29

say l0 ptOGTeee.
On. JaAa n kovoaa-Wa Understand
that this gallant officer, Who recently es
caped from Northern prison. 10 rxpeeted
20 arrive~ in this city BY the Danville train
this morning. The 0enesal's efIcient ser.
vices IN behalf o. The Confederate canse Ia
tho Southwest Will secure for him hearty
welcome ffom al classes In this city.
Roos~g Sosdtr--0n Sunday night last,
% soldier belonging to one uf the batteries
west OF tho city was paselng up Broad strest,
above Madison, he was knocked down br
two rufiians and robbed OF his cap, oveYecsi,
and Sundle Of clothes The robbers made
COED their escapa
Llx 1 KRled and WSa1a6sd-A fuli and
complete llet Of those killed, wounded and
missing In the battles Of Lookout Nouutlin
and Misslonary Ridge. h u tho Army Intel.
h1enee office, where II can be seen By those
interested.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-29

AyOfICR 10 TaS- -Paysra Pursuant 70 an crd:.
~ nance passed 1i;h OF June, less, will attend
81 the Collectors Office, In tic CITY Hall, from ths
18Th "a tire cist OF December Inclusive, 10 receive
Tie remaining Laf H taxes fsou such pcrsahs are
entitled 70 deduction oi 10 per cent by having pre-
vfcosy paid the nrst bali 10 June last, b seecr4
anca with said oydnanss.
JULlCs A HoBSoN. q
MIR win s.s eeeu from the st1vs that The Col
,.-.- reGar.i 10 attend nt the ofi'ee from tns
iJ,h TO t.. rt q ths month, to receive taxsa re-
naming tua s-on .!ana Tat. BeFu. - 'hs Jsnuar,
torn OF the UCs.rss Court he 10 required Wy ~.-
nance 70 advertise 0soqucnt real estate 10 be eetd
isr noppaJlnsnt ri taxes.
psrsons wno be- ge noa done CO. Will seS ,hs neres-
Sit? q caiang paying sher taxeS as IL IL ivupoe:
sba Cor tie Cci rc,cr /, call 90 them before he ad
ver.ises All taxes nus. eo paid within the bfoe
speesief, a. tergrf iHce goseo Garnet Re gigen.
deQ-lm jUi.iCS uOBSON. G. II.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-29

LAGK Peprer, GO tn Csrds, ~.
500 Ne 10 cotton essds, tuperioz quality
ipoGss3 va erprsof and y cspa
H $50 gsanins Smiths needles
GO dss an.t;in2 needles
tU0 bs taexa
loo des 'Esg.s' sesra1s, eqaai to EaAssrs, ~
Fer ssls by WILLIAMS / BatIOtT,
dc S*-ssswat~ g. Main street.
10 DsIs - sz9aSI, !, -. g Fs' sss's
easee English mustszd
20 lbs pow'd earthastiss
81 It's ii eafb potasSa
goss eod !ivsr oil
$50 lbs aqua ammonia, RfR
ehssts cup black tea
Aisa. geners; variety OF dssilstis srvgs 70
&is q ET RuBINs0h'e.
% U-ts ath and Franklin stErets.
C0Rdlc1 15iassss -
A 3 btls X.iassss
20 bushes Bisrkeyed Peas
: chests Rlsca fe2
10 grtGs Howard MSichsz
, - sois c'ies sinssa;; y 1;,,,,v.
de2s--Sts ~ Peafst. bslo~ Cary.
NIOrIcE-Tboas bAvi.g cl.il0s aSaines tho Creo.
~ shaw Wee1ec CompanS. hsst present. them
imHnediatesy fer ra5 eDs, ss the entire assets 81
snis company viii bs distributed TO ,hs accShosd
<rs Of said company the 18th or January, tSe4;
therefore there viii bs ooshng Ia oaS hands 20 sssis
--''- = CRENsaAw d CO.
Ageuta OysnAhaW Wooaen @.
R,afnood, r,~ l6A, 1873. Do Is-e0D
ri Orr0s-An pWsons arc warned aeaiosl 3.
~ .sfviDg q d.sMus With the two fDiloving
drafts. II u sidsssd The. there II COED dsAsee
sSainss tneR. and tbsy viii rot - paid. Ots tf
them dstss from Decsmbss 18th, 1853, smouAt
x9d6Sa o., paysb:s ons dag eftse sight 10 =.
Grows Co , aud tbs othee tears data Deesubes
is:h. 1873, amount f2a IN q, one DAY sftsr Asht
payabis % WNkss Mnrn.-both Oi thsm bsins dsA0
~ Wmamsns"n' ~ w. .suv
&c -. -.
Z 5 sss:s power. INA n.As i :, 1..s... Hoe: :!
,a 70 sny soos m n,. ana ssys,,oaa sSs
" s'' '" s'A'' Nv n,V Cssrsss "Ss 1ss: cn o.
-
A. private s.s. ,ss ~. .s;s q xs!ea hssAa los
81 -. - 80 =: y s:sn:s.: &; !. IS -:
- ~ ...s.: ;ss s.sA: =: :: .s s 5: sss - =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-29

LALK PEPPER, Co Tor Cafds, ~.
Id hsss bis h pe tAr Oh c,rsisa msct
:5o Ne 10 cotton ossis, superios quality
3pofs3 va ertrsef and q y esps
Et,.es0 geanins Smiths needles
GO d's a0:t,in4 needles
too .bs tasaa
lo0 dcs Egg eesr'1s. eQuai to E.hRrs, ~
Fer ssle by WILLIAMS / EstIOiT,
Dc bA-Sssw2t> G. ASi8 street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-29
From GENERAL LEES ARMY.
Asxy o. NesfBssS viBaJN,1, |
December 26th, 1859.

fpsscyAk ooasnseuspEs0 d yzs ayszx0Sp boarA1cs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-29
ASH LxvY.

FISO Xaoulacsare1s 4 negro Head Twtsa fo6ssee
~ private sale, txv sets of Xs1ea RssAs los
l1arossl also, lwo good Pot Mills fr Aitsang ee~en
nOh twist two sAts new SsSmsnts fsf u inch boa1s;
~ sess new eeemsnsa for i2snch ban b1xsa: Q isW
lovers and D3osks, and ons Get cf Dsashogeb 0sb
azDes ~ weighing h0esaasds, with lsct hoohe ecm
GEO AaENf0,
90 SS-M Iate Sumner Areaio.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-29

All naaiO0s bad tbeis symbols In some form OF
6shof by some dag, an tns0lt 10 which was nj
home. The spcaksr proceeded 70 review the
events which have transpired since ese bsglnuinS
OF the Wss. He believed the tune not far distsnl
when tbs old order Of things must be sbshsd.
The teEns of thai reeoassracsioo @ass nos b made
With the nsn who began the war. With them We
eanaot even negotiate fGs peace. When their
forces ers dispeFsed M will be time to alk Of them,
aos with lbs Ieadesa, but With The peopse.
James r. Bsady ssOee and tsted biz baud ct he
Yankee rite, sndn w.s thoasht hs succeeded -
IN the proceedings Of tAs Night. He meant The sh-
sence Of the s6hnlsy between New Eaeisnd and Ire
land. lie was SONY that he Was not svshovt1nd 70
resp md for The stssesy society Of saints. Ho was
worthy Of receiving Instructions from saints. Ne
said Jreland Ass srsaf ak.itr for Nao EsPlAad.-.
New Enelandess were lslshmen. They bad proved
that fact ~ piaattns Aa{sowss o. . roes IN De
es.aber. lie was sorry tcr beschss. He knew
that b. vas very sensitive, and he feit thas ~.
H.-ches would feel much a&sneved U he lsbs
speaker were 70 Announce that III. Beecher would
address The auAieece. Mr.. Brady spoke at some
Sength, and, uausi, paid bis after dinner eo0ps
msoss 70 tha ladlss, and was fepeeaediy isvseed
now one word jes poor olA Ireland, MD NJ. era-
dy; oss word lbs ayseif one 1eed TT the reesl-
uoo. ~ aashsg aoAinse ehe sehsait0a. AlluMoa Woe
thea 0a1e - eaeiand. 0e thaabeA ~ cd thas
3: a. ss ,e.5s 8 s':s "a: = e e ss.' ? :'1 S
6tatss. 1ts 1Deece. n util pssaAp - eheesvel,
wae soDswtas OlSD1; ~ b ons( y pomambego1
tkst \ WAa iaae wAea \ ~ AsibgessA.
g ~ esaeDsease eesesl ~ sssy inpssesav0
stsssisn wss . - ssneaes. 1ss sso~ssss vsss
hi9eas sAss ss9g. No ssa iks1Chs g wes ~ ~
eS1ltsixss @ soy1tsw who ssseS wjsh q eovestao
bUi sbe ssGn ~ - plileW bas fbe ~, wes II
q1tsst - lseeseese Wteo ~ pessesDnsese = ~
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-09
SEW PATTERNS

NOR EmHreiiery Stamping and Braidiug. this
/ day received hy
MRS T. NJ KELLOGG.
Sewing Machine parlor
Burlington. Juiy De-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-09


The Tr75uae's Washington correspondent
says there is no truth in the report that the
Government eontemplates a new draft for
100000 men.
Col. McReynolds, of the LIST y Y. Cavalry.
l. under arrest here, charged with oowardioe
on the field of battle. and collision with the
rebels at Martinsburg, where he has lately
commanded.
A squad Of guerrillas made dash upon
one Of our trains to-day; but discovering a
guard Of 100 strong, they incontinently ske-
dadled
The Worlds Washington dispatch saws re
turned prisoners who reached here today
declare that A. P. Hill still commands the
Richmond defences with about 5000 men and
that LOngstreet reinforced Bragg with $4,000
men about three weeks ago.
The Cabinet is said to be equally divided
on the Missouri question. Judge Bates who
Is brothcr-in-law of Gov. Gamble. and
Postmaster Blair are very active against the
removal of Gen. Scho6eld. Several mem
bers of the delegation declare to-day that
the latter viii be suspended, although il Is
quite certain that the President has given
no assurance to that effect
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-09


The Worlds Washington dispatch says 1t
Is understood that Gen. Halleck has volumi-
nous dispatches from Gen. Rosecrans of
very satisfactory character, but improper for
publication.
The enemy has made no demonstration for
several DAYS.
The TTibuns's Washington dispatch says
that the statement that a new draft for
900 600 men is about TO be made Is prema-
ture. No steps will be taken toward new
draft till the present one Is completed IN the
several States which have not vet exceeded
their quota Of volunteers sufficiently to cover
that OF the draft, as Michigan, Minnesota
and Wisconsin
Gems McCook and Crittenden are to be
relieved Of their commands and are ordered
to.report at Indianapolis The 10Th and
Dist corps are 70 consolidated as the 4th
army corps under ten. Granger.
a court Of inquiry Is to be instituted to
inquire into conduct Of the deposed Generals
at the battle OF Chicamagua.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-09
News of the Week.

BY Telegraph

NEW YORK, Ocl L.
The Richmond Eraniner of the 18th says
Gen. Lee has officially informed the rebel
War department that Howard and Slocum's
CORPS Of the army of the Potomac have gone
70 Gen. Rosecrans 1t was also said that
Rosecrans had been reinforced by General
Grant to the number Of 5000 men.
A Mobile dispatch Of Sept. 26th says the
New Orleans Era saws a most disastrous re-
verse has occurred to the federals IN LOUIS
lana. This coneurs with rumors that Ten
Weitzell has been defeated and killed by uen-
Dick Taylor at Napoleon
Gen. Lee issued on the oath a congratula-
tory order TO the army Of Virginia on Gen-
Bragg's victory
An Atlanta dispatch reports that General
Wheeler with his cavalry is across the Ten
pessee. Another dispatch Of the same date
reports Lookout mountain held by Hood 6
division now under Gen. jenkins. IL II sup
osed an assault will be made, a. the rebels
command the situatlOn.
Gen. Rosecrans has two lines OF defence,
COO wards apart.
Gen. Longstreet commands the river and
railroad below Chattanooga. The rebel loss
in killed and wounded will not exceed l2.OOO
The Yankee loss in killed and wounded will
reach % 600. Five Yankee hospitals full Of
wounded are in rebel hands.
On Thursday the federalS made two at
tennis on the rebel lines but were each time
driven hack to their intrenchments.
The Lynchburg Republican OF sept 18th
reports slight skirmishing in upper Tennessee
near Zollicofier but says battle In that
quarter Is hardly probable as Burnside will
be forced 10 retire to reinforce Rosecrans.
The Examiner contains the following
CHARLESTON, Sept. p.
The enemy IL evidently making himself
imrrernable on Morris Island.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-09
HEApouAKrEks AKxY OF PoroNAc. }

Several shots were fired Yesterday by a
rebel battery across the river at one Of our
wagon trains while in motion. No damage
was done. Three rebels came across the riv-
er last evening on mule stealing expedi-
ton. They had captured several when they
were discovered and fired upon by one Of our
pickets. One was killed and the other two
escaped.
The escaping party fired on the picket and
killed him
The weather if fine and the army is in
splendid condition and spirits
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-09
NV YnRK Oct


The crews Of the gunboats Reliance and
Satellite, captured on the Rappahannock, the
boats crew taken from the Wabash in
Charleston harbor, and the crew OF the Nj
phon, captured at New Inlet, n c., have
arrived here as paroled prisoners. They
number in all about Co Accompanying
them l. a desertcr from the Richmond
city battalion named Charles Hutchins. for
merry Of Brooklyn. n Y He saw there
are from n.0p0 To 1000 rebel troop- in the
neighborhood of Richmond that the Mcrri-
mack is lying near james Bluff, that the
LADY Davis Is now fully iron-plated. that
third iron-clad l. on the stocks. and i've
small gunboats are lying near the bluff
Nearly all the sailors there, about 500. had
been sent 10 Charleston
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-09

The enemy burned the railroad bridge at
Carriers station, so miles from here on Sat
urday evening and evacuated the place and
Il now retreating in the direction OF knox
vile. our forces pursuing. Our cavalry oe-
cupied Jonesboro last night.
A Gordonsvile dispatch Of the 2sth says
that the Federal force beyond the Rapidan is
represented at 60 600 effective men. OpIn-
ions are conflicting as to whether there will
be fight soon or not.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-09
NEW BOOKS.

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Tales and Sketches ty Hugh Miller.
Life Of Victor Hugo
"Flowers for the Parlor and 6arien.~ by Edward
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American Annual CycloPedia frr 81. %
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Also, numher &c Juvenile hooks.
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-09

The Herald's Washington dispatch says
according 10 the best rebel authority. Bragg S
original force amounted 10 $4,000 His re
Inducements consisted Of three divisions
from Joe Johnston command from the Mis-
sissippi (all the latter having been withdrawn
from MOBILIZE one division from Charleston.
under Joe jenkins, and Buckner' division Of
East Tennessee. Longstreet reinforced Bragg
with two OF his divisions from Lee army
Hood and McLaws. GOV Brown of Georgia
strengthened Bragg with y State reg Is, and
assembled at Rome, a convenient distance
from hingstown, Georgia, IS, 600 State Nil
itin
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-09
INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. %

Within the past twenty-four hours nearly
10000 soldiers from the East have arrived
at indianapolis. As l write this, long
train of over 20 cars is passing filed with
Eastern troops going southwark Immediately.
Report saw these troops have been consoli-
dated under the command of fighting Joe
Hooker, who is expected to arrive here in
person.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-09
MN YoRK- Oct

INV IukA, Ucl. D.
The Her0lds Washington despatch says
that tull official adFices Of late date have
been received at the Navy Department from
Admiral Dahlgren- They show that neither
Dahlgren or Gen. Gilmore is Idle but that
they are pushing forward the preparations
for renewal of action and efficient Opera
tons. They are working cordially and hear
tily together and the results of their coop
Grafton will be witnessed before long in a
manner which viii convince Beauregard and
his sympathisers that ali the barbarism wac
not exhausted on the first Smelling of the de
voted city.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-09

NV YORK, Oct s
All quiet along the lines is still the report
from the front The soldiers have
been both gladdened and plundered
by the arrival Of a long train Of
cars loaded with suffers goods The ar-
rangements for forwarding troops from Wash
ington TO the department of the Cumberland
have been brought to such perfection that
soldiers who left here on Friday were on
last Tuesday in position 70 render effective
assistance TO Gen. Rosecrans who has by this
time received heavy reiniOrccments
The steamship Glasgow from Liverpool
the Dist arrived last night. Glasgow and
City Of London bring over 1900 Passengers.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-09
NV NnRE Dot

The steamship City Of London arrived this
morning. The withdrawal of Mason Is con-
hrmed. The Times says if the Confederates are
offended with England for trying to keep on
the right side. 1t Is sorry for them the los IL
theirs while the relief to the British govt
will be great and the nation will have moth
ing TO repent.
crowded meeting at Lees adopted resc-
lutions rejoicing that the war was shaping
itself into one for the destruction Of slavery
and denouncing the building of war ship for
the confederates and applauding the govern
ment for OBTAINING those built.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-09
Sherman with large force is on his way up
the river. His force disembarked here to-
day


The Richmond Sentinel of the 2sth, states
that the House of Delegats yesterday in a
summary manner disposed of resolution for
inquiring into the tone and temper of the
people of the United States on the subject Of
peace with view of responding if favOrbles
The Houses unanimous vote put its foot on
the resolution without word of discussion
or a moments delay.
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NV YORK, Oct =
Gen. Rosecrans telegraphs that all is
quiet In his department and that he has been
largely reinforced.
Nothing new from the Army of the Poto-
mac.
1t Is well settled that Gen. Schofeld viii
not be removed
The President has issued his proclamation
for day Of National Thanksgiving the last
Thursday of November next.
Later from Charleston NAV be summed VI
that our works on Morris Island are being
rapidly completed with but few casualties.
One monitor keeps Moultrie quiet
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a Nashville letter of Sept. 9th, to the
World sayssince Thursday last reinforcements
have been pouring down to Chattanooga and
that day some % and 80 FOUNDER Parrot
guns lying here unused since Nashville fell
were forwarded The first troops which
passed through the city were the 18th reri-
ment
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The Times Washington despatch saws
that official dispatches Of the LIST have been
received to-day, representing the military
situation before Chattanooga TO be as satisfae-
tory az the most hopeful could wish. Bragg
makes no advance and does not dare to at
tack
The statement in the rebel papers that
Burnside has retreated from Jonesboro' Fast
Tennessee, to Knoxville, Is not correct.