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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-01


and Ohio Railroad in that vicinity
The Baltimore American Of Monday ssys
that rumors Of rebel approaches to the Balu-
rious aspect Sunday evening.
During Sunday movement Of e'oOO troops
was made on the road, to strengthen polnis
west Of Cumberland, and two regiments LETT
Baltimore 10 take the place Of those moved
further westward On Sunday night t"o
companies of rebel cavalry made their az
pearance at Rowleysburgh, but were driven
of and did not succeed in damaging the
Cheat River Bridge. There has also been q
rebel force for two days, not far from Clarks-
burgh, threatening an advance on the road
4 rebel force Of / 900 under Gen Boyd. lei'
Lynchburg last week.
The rumor that the rebels arr marching
on Wheeling OF PittsburS, rests on The
fact that the force has appeared at Morgan
town. Va. on the NlonOngahela, near the
State lue. No fears are entertained for the
ssf,ty Of either Wheeling OF Pittsburg-
Vera Cruz dates of the 5th state that the
Mexican suerrillas captured a camp Of rail.
read labOrers near Vera Cruz, capturing ana
carrying Of the property. Other similar
camps have been attacked and sacked. II =
stated that the French are making very
slight progress \ small fort near PuehLs
had been captured. with loss 70 the trcneh
If 20 heavy storm at Vera truz d'-
trpycd over so 900 worth of French 't'r''.
Reinforcements from the French Army are
continually arriving.
The Richmond papers Of the 9th, contain
the following
Our cavalry engaged the Federals on tns
9th, near Birmingham, (Miss.) The hSn'
lasted two hours and half. The enemy
were completely routed and fifteen killed ana
a large number wounded. Col. Hatch OF inc
18th Iowa was seen to fall from his hoT@
which ran into our lines. Our los was one
killed and twenty wounded The deeti"''
tion Of a bridge prevented pu rerit-
\ Chattanooga dispatch of the 18Th ,as
the passengers by the train report that u'I
Dodse's Yankee forces, 1000 strong have o.
sanccd ten miles towards East 1u7cumh'S
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| AIDES and Misses Skating Boots made Of PEBBLE
L. Calf, double soles and lined with flannel
Just received at PROUTYS-
/ AIDES Steel Shank Balmorals double soles.
IL neat article. Just received at
PROUTY'S.
I AIDES Steel Shank Congress Boots, made OF
l. Glove calf, double s0les.
Just receive ed at PROUTYfS.
Nov. 30.
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BOSTON MARKET.

NLuNESbAls Dec 1nl-
FLoUB.-sales at S. a So b for Western super
as. IS IS n 8 for common extras = % n S for
z,.um do . and $ p a 50 ar good and choice, in
s.ul.a- favorte brands Canada, tennessee Ohio and
Michigan Corn Meal has been sold at q - p a
f5f gAII. Rye Flour is scarce and Pricesare quite
r.rfrsI IN RuSwhcat there have been sales at
$50 "a 81 IS 100 lbs
CRAIN.-Ccm. after going up TO g. % n IT y
hu-ael ie- Western mixed, has become quite Tn
settled with small sales at 81 30. and none Offering
g1 .e- that squire Oats have been in fair demand,
with considerable sales at s.! a s5c = hush for North
-aud Canada. White Beans have been in fair de-
ilauf and the market continues quite firm. The
slIus of tlue pod. marrow and extra pea have been
20 80 Q 9 p tusheI Rye IS scarce and selling in
small lots at s. s. p bushel. Shorts are dull and
price, are lower, with sales at az g. Fine Feed
AMI Middliugs range from SO a az = ton. In Can
a.a Peas sales al 81 IS a Is p bushel quail
4.
3RUN ISIONS.-The market is steady for Pork
wit, light stock and a fair demand sales at sl4 a
$50 for prime SO q 81 for mess; and s2l a
p f clears and extra clear cash. Beef i firm and
continues in good demand. sales at 81 50 q 6
9 r Eastern and Western mess and extra mess, and
sla 2 I- for family extra cash. In Lard there is
1cly little chan-c. sales atI2 a Lie in bills and
t.,rces. aud .3c in kegs. cash. smoked Hams are
-eli ing at Ii r lsc p b. cash. Butter is firm and
-a. zen ia fair demand the past week. The sale.
., vermont snt New YORK, good and choice diaries,
% r. Sc fancy lots at pc aud common st p a
r. %. Western and anada Butter il scarce and
aIua Cheese hAs been in fair demand and is sell
-l- ais 4 &c 2 D. cash, az to quality
WouL.-The demand for Wool has been good and
III, market lie quite firm. The sales have been 70 a
'e llr aeece Ssles Of pulled at Is a 9Oc ' q, for
F. super and extra.
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ReIeG.

ir ihis place Thursday afternoon, Nov. 26th, Of
'asampticn, Lottie A, vile Of I,r II. II. Hill, of
>srt. Augusta, c ". ana daughter Of Ambrose
A'aa-'r IF Burlington, aged y Yeas.
Do Darlington. Nov. 30, george Bliss Brinsmaid,
'--es, son q James E. Brinsnaid, aged p years
a! months
Dr. was member Of the list regiment Vt. Vols.
afterwards enlisted in the 18th [. 5. Infantry, and
i'fnsaTi} two years has been under ten. Sherman
Mississippi; has participated in the various
racks ou NckstUr the skirnishes and battles and
ain} expeditions in which Gen. Sherman has been
-'s'5ed. i'c vas AZ the taking Of Arkansas Post
q Tee seise Of 1ick,hurs. and SITTER the surrender
'. f.e-saurg he went with ms corps in pu sui, Of
-a a. IA d.. jacks Miss, returned TO
'-lasllF-.', and from there came home ON leave.
''-,-1s home in eleven days very weak and
'lati''ed from chronic diarrhoa lie had been at
'.i5 tFo months aud a half, and wa, recovering Of
'' - -s wien &C. UAs aita,bcG ~ influenza.
which IN his enieebled state resulted in congestion
%. tie lun-s.
-'' hiu passed a creditahc examination aud been
amended for promotion TO lieuteuaney ser-
e'ai months since, but for some reason he had not
been Commissioned
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Gems. Hooker and Palmer evacuated Ring
gold this morning after burning the mills,
depot ana raiload bridge and public build
n .. The cavalry reconnaissance II miles
southwark discovered no enemy but they were
found in force at Tunnel Hill.
The railroad from Ringgoli to Chicka-
mauga was destroyed by Gen. Hooker Co;
Gross brigade was left on the Old bate field
Of Chickamauga, buryiug our dead, large
number Of whom have been left unburied
since September 20.
\ despatch from Gen. Burnside dated Nov.
25th says tie enemy ON the 25th moved
up thee brigades and attacked one OF his
brIg1dcs three miles from Knoxville. \
hard fight ensued. The enemy was reported
with loss of $50 killed The potion was
strengthened though the enemy moved
down a large force with the intention OF re-
newing the attack.
Gen. Burnside believed it could he held
He has been able by using the roads lett open
to keep supply of provisions and forage
Reinforcements are on the way to him.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-12-04

yesterday morning heavy firing was heard.
continuing ill alter the messenger reached
RappahanDock Station.
The Heraids Washington despatch states ::
1t Is reported to-day that Gen. Meade has
fallen hack upon fredericksburg. 1t is more
? ob1ble the campaign in Virginia must he
Closed with tine recent movements there.
TIE Worlds Washington despatch saws
There was considerable skrmishing yester
day ar usual but no general engagement was
opened, Gen. Meade not attacking while
Lee seems to remain entirely on the deien-
sive.
The rebel lines are seTeral miles in front
of Orange e. II directly to the Fast Of that
place; and along the banks Of the hill crest
near Mine Run.
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EBENEZER NEALEY,slEsrArE.

STATE OF VERMONT, ,rI,D all person. con-
District Of chittenden, q, / csrned in Sue Es-
n o. foenezer Neaiey, late Of Jericho. in said
A. GREETING.
Ata Probate Court holden at Burlington. within
M IoI the District Of Chitendsn on the I'd day II
peesmoer A ID 1859, an Instrument purporting to
DC t1e last VIII and Testament, Of Eleneker Nea-
ICY, late Of Jericho in said District deceased,
presented 10 the Court Aforesaid, for Probate, by
the Executor therein named And II Is ordered ny
sA.I Court that the 18th day Of December, A. -.
.olo' al the Probate Court Rooms in said burng-
.ol, be assigned for proving said Instrument; and
e5@t notice thereof be given to all persons concern
60, 1y publishing this order three weeks success
slveiy in the Burlington Free Press a newspaper
appointed.
therefore, you are hereby notified 20 appear be-
Iois sald Court, at the time and place aforesaid,
aha contest the probate Of said will, If you have
DlYen under my hand at Burlington in said Die
'rlct' THIS ID day Of December, A. ID. 1868.
T. f. WALES, Judge.
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NV YoRK. Dec. ;


The Tri5une's army correspondent says
One of the rebel prisoners captured during
the battle stated that the enemy knew several
days previous the exact time when our army
would cross the Rapidan- On learning trust
worthy details of the engagement of the Sd
corps the whole aspect Of the affair instead OF
being disastrous exhibits success on our
part in repulsing twice in succession the at
lacks of the enemy with loss to them of at
least seven or eight hundred killed and
wounded and about 100 prisoners who were
taken by French's corps. =,
dispatch dateo Nov. 29th, lois A NJ.
saws The enemy this morning seemed to
remain in their works across the Run, and
preparations are now actively being made by
Gen. Meade for a grand final assault.
The 2d corps has moved from its position
in tbe centre 70 the left, the 9Th supplying
the vacancy on both sides Of the river.
A great battle will probably be fought to-
dav. Everything looks well for us.
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RRANDRETH,S PILLS.

lau mny recover your health by the use OF other
remedies You nay recover without any, but do
not forget that you may die. ami that Brandreth's
Pills could have saved you. For Remember that
aigfIf I7iHoIps Of death, when you 10 IN your
system. Is evident o. your animal instincts. Your
conuteuance tell- your friends your dreams and
your own heart tell you.
Vow, at these times there is no medicine so de-
serving of yoaT confidence as BRANRETH'S VEG
ETABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS is the only medicine
known that can certainly save, vhen all the usual
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Mr. John Pudney, Springfield, Union Co., y j.
has used BHASuHETH'- Plus for ff;eeu years in his
family, and frall Dol, hand, in which time these
Pills have cured them Of Bilious affections. Head
ache, Rheumatism, Fever and A-ue, Measles,
Whoor.rs C1rzh, and De says he has never known
them % fail Principal Office, - Canal Street, New
YORK.
Sold hv "a q respectable dealers in medicines
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SAMUEL KINTox's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. }V'O an persons con-
District % Chittcnden. 81. : l cerned IN the Estate
90 samuel kiny on, late oi Richmond, in said Dis
trict. deceased.
GREETING.
Alta Probate Court holden at Burlington, within
and for the District of Chttendcn, on the 9Th day
u November. \. D., 1858, an instrument, purport-
ing 10 be the last Will and Testament, Of samuel
Kinyou. late Of Richmond, in said District de-
ceased. was presented 10 the Court aforesaid, for
Probate.
And il i- ordered by said Court that the 18th day
Of December. A. d. l-d3 at the Probate Court Rooms
in sad Burlington he assigned for proving said In
strument; and that notice thereof be given o. all
persons concerned, by publishing this order three
weeks successfully IN the burlington Free i'ress
Newspaper printed at said Burlington, previous 90
the time appointed.
Therefore YOU are hereby notified % appear be-
fore said Court a. the time and place aforesaid, and
contest the probate Of said will, II you have cause
Given under my hand at Burlington in said Dis
trct this It'll DAY Of November, A D. l-53.
T T. WALES, Judge.
wliwl
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Rebel attack TepAISed on
sEedneSdGy.
Illness Of the President.

NV York. Dec
The Times Washington despatch saws
Army officers from Bealton Station tonight
report that heavy cannonading was heard
since early this morning in the directi N Of
Orange c. II. The firing WIS So heavy and
continuous as to preclude tire possibility of
its being skirmish. It was their opinion
general engagement was 10 progress. az
the time they last heard the firing which was
at II \. ~ TO day one division OF tbr
army occupies Fredericksburg.
Lees whole force is entrenched between
Orange c. II. and Gordonsyille.
supplies have been despatched to Gen.
Meade by new route The weather Is cold
and has been since yesterday The badly
wounded left out last nis and to be lett
ont tonight where they fail must almost Ger
tainly die
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STATE OF VERMONT. 1.-THE the Honorable
District Of Chittenden, SIS Probate Court for
the District q Chittenden.
To the heirs and all persons interested in the es
tate u Amos c. Richardson, lats Of Colchester ia
said District, deceased.
GnEErtNe.
WHEREAS. application hath been made 20 this
Court In writing, hy the Administrator 81 the Is
cate Of said deceased PRAYING for license and au-
thority O. sell portion Of the real estate Of said
deceased setting forth therein, that said deceased
ia his life time and at the time Of his decease
under contract binding in law and equity. 20 deed
To Henry VI. Austin OF his assgners certain piece
II land ami the buildings thereon, situate m said
Colchester.
RHEEErPoS. the said Court APP ointed and a.
signed the 18th day Of December. 4. u. i-t3 al the
Probate Court rooms ia said District. 90 hear and
decide upon said Application and petition, and or
dered public notice thereof % he given 10 all
persons Interested therein by publishing said order,
together with the time and lace u hearing three
weeks successfully in the burlington Free Pres.
newspaper. which circulates iu the nei-hhorhuld q
those persons interested DO said estate. all which
publications shall be previous 20 the day gued r
hearing.
Therefore. YOU are hereby notified o. appear e.
fore said Court a. The time and place assigned.
then and there In -aid Court, o. give bonds, a.
the law directs for the payment Of the debts and
charges % adm .rastratiuu, and make Nuur oiJtc-
tons o. the rantiu. such license, II You see cause
Given under my hand. az the Probate Court
rooms. this 18th day % November. A. D. l-62.
\. {. DIXON, Register.
w22ws
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New YoRK, Dec. :


The Tribune's letter dated Army of Po-
tonac. Sunday, says The morning Is CLOUDY,
cold and raw east wind. Our forces are
again changing positions to meet the moves
of our advance.
Enqineers went out last night and CON
structed bridges over Mine Run brook under
cover of darkness and our artillery protects
them now. The enemy have also construct
ed a considerable line OF earthworks and have
seven heavy guns in position in tull view -.
The 9Th corps which Vas the leseive o,
yesterday has moved ont to the iront ana
taken the place oil the 2nd while Gen. War
rem has swung around to the leit to execute
one of those important movements where
his well-known sagacity uili p u; T. one
ut the severest tests.
Owing to the marehy rayine at the loot OF
the long ridge occupied by the enemy their
position is one of unusual strength.
1t is now noon and the present expectation
is that the battle will open obcut . y. NJ.
TO- daS
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\ dispatch from Chattanooga says Suii-
Gent reinforcemcnts have been sent Go Burn
side, under Maj. Gen. Gordon, to ensure ms
success.
Bragg's main forces are reported beyond
Dalton.
GuerIllas are very troublesome on the Cum
berland river Boats are fired into, houses
and citizens robbed and properly carried OF
and destroyed
Y N, mphis letter of the 22d &, the Tn
Bu,e states that order No. i, just issued,
efectually closes the lines back 81 the town,
drafts all able bodied men into the ranks
for their own protection and eGtctualiy pre-
vents supplies being sent To the rebels by
sympathizers in the city.
Reports were current that a force OF %
900 rebels were threatening Memphis and
Fort Pillow, aud affairs Of magnitude were
momentariiy expected.
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BArEMAN sTEARxs. estate.

I'VE the Subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the Dis
tHct OF Chittenden Commissioners to receive exam
Inc and adjust the claims and demands of all per-
sons, against the estate OF Batoan Stearns late Of
HineshurEh. in said District. deceased, represent
ed lnsolyent, and also all claims and demands
day of the date hereof being allowed by said Court
for that purpose do therefore hereby give notice
that Will attend % the business u appoint
ment. at the dRelling OF Newton ". Stone. in
Hineshurgh, in said District on the second Wedse.-
days Of January and March next, at lu O'Clock, A.
NJ, on each Of said DAYS.
Dated this 18th day N November, A. d. 1868.
NAHUM PECk, lc,..,i.yi,,,
JAMES MINER.
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&C. RICHARDsoN's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. }rCHE Honorable the
DISTRICT uF CHlTrENDEN, SIS. Il Probate Courtfor
the District Of ChittendeE,
To all persons interested in the estate 81 Am.s
C. Richardson late Of Colchester in said District,
deceased,
WuERFAy said Court hath assigned the lith day
If Deceunher next. Tor the settlement Of the Id
ministration account Of the Administrator Of
the estate Of said deceased. and ordered that
public notice thereof he given TO all persons
Interested in said estate, 10y publishing this
order three weeks successfully previous to the day
assigned in the Burlington FREE PRESS, printed IN
Burlington. in said District.
Therefore YOU are hereby notified 10 appear at
the Probate Court rooms in Burlington, on the day
assigned, then and there TO contest the allowance
Of said account, II you see cause.
Given under my hand, this 18th day OF November
- TIE WALES, Judge.
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JEDEpIAh wHEELER.s ESTATE.

w the Subscribers. having been appointed ly
w the Probate Court flr the Distinct ui th'ffeu-
den. Commissioner o. receive. examine and ai u-i
the claims and demands of all persons against ,he
estate of Jcde,lah Wheeler late 81 Milton iu -sid
District deceased. represented in-'iveut. and also
al ella fuis and demands exhibited o. offset thereto
and -iX months from the iay Of the date hereof be-
ing allowed hy said Court for that purpose. We Go
therefore hereby give notice. that will attend T.
the business oi our appointment, 90 the dwelling ~
AMANDA Wheeler IN Milton. Ca said District. ou TIE
third Saturdays Of January agd Mas next. at Dob
A. VI ou each Of said days
lutrd this flth dat of November. a %. I--H.
w. REYNOLDS. . ,......,..-........
}. y. PLATT.
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NOTICE

STATE OF VERMONT, ITO William John
District of Chittenden, IS. Il son, OF Milton, in
said District, -,
Whereas, YOU have fled in the Office Of the Pro-
hate Court for the District Of Chittenden,
an Instrument in writing. under your hand
and seal duly attested by three credible witnesses
and bv YOU acknowledged before the Judge said OF
Court wherein you declare that You adopt Emily
pbidelia Fisher Of Milton in said District, as your
child aud heir at law and render her capable OF in
heriting as such child, and that you desire that
hereafter instead Of by her present name she shall
he known and called by the name of Emily Phldelia
Johnson And whereas the said Emily hath also
filed in said Office her written declaration, IN IKE
manner signed. scaled, attested and acknowledged,
eonsenting to such adoptio- and change OF name
Therefore, you are hereby ordered TO puhiish
notice Of such adoption and change OF name OF the
aid Emily Phidela, in the Burlington RE PRESS,
a newspaper published at Burlington in said DIS
trict three weeks successfully.
In testimony whereof have hereunto signed INV
name and affixed the seal Of said Court this 2ith
Jay u ''O' T. f. WALES, Judge.
In pursuance Of the foregoing order OF the Pro-
hate t'ourt hereby give notice that have adopt
"a the aid Emily Phidelia Fisher my child and
heir AZ law and have rendered her capable Il in
bertin A. such child and desire that hereafter she
shall he known and called by the name OF Emily
Phidelia johnson ,,,,.,,s ,ouxeon
Burlington, Nov. 2ith, 1853.
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NlcmoLAs HoL1IEs. EsrArE.

w the Subscribers, having lceu appointed Is
w The Uu IrtIc Probate Court for tho District 90
On tteudcu Commissioner, 20 receive, examine ant
adjust all claims and demand, I'd! all persons against
tho Estate ot Nicholas Holmes. late 81 Charlotte,
in said District, dee 1scd, represented lu-uif cIt,
and also all claims and demands exhibited To- Offset
thereto; ami month, from the DAY Of the date
hereof. being allowed il said Court for that purpose
we do therefore hereby give NOT Zee. that viii az
tend 90 the business uf our appointment. at e.
dwelling Of 4. Lyons In Charlotte in said l'--
trict, on the second Mondays of December and Nas
next at In O'Clock A. NJ. on each Of said days.
Dated this Ri day Of November. A. b. 1903.
r. II. WHEELER, Commi,-
2. ALEXANDER s sioncr-.
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NEW YORK, Dec.

Tie Wor.ds dispatch says Government
L. in receip, Of official dispatches from Gen
Banks, cunfrmatury for the most part. Of
the published accounts OF the success of the
Texas expedition. He finds q quite respect
able loyal sentiment in Texas
TIE T'ri5ane's Dispatch save Gen. Vii
cox tclegraph- from Cumberland Gap that
ecouts who came in yesterday report that
heavy cannouading was heard yesterday
morning ia the direction of knoxville. The
firing WAS very rapid-oycr 10 shots per
ininute-and lasted several hours.
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rur op,Ic MrCRosCOpE-A RE-

turned soldier who had purchased one Of these MI
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.sv, II shall take pleasure IN recommending this
beap,ifal instrument. am highly pleased with H.
,nd think that every family ought u have one -
G II. Wheeler & Co.. 5 and Essex street, Boston,
are the sole Agents for New England Price y
Sent by mail. post paid, for sass or with sA
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NEW hkh- Dee. l.
The Worlds Washington dispatch says
There Is nothing official or otherwise, IRON
the Army of the Potomac tonight
Ii Ii now believed that the impression THAT
a battle Was fought Saturday or SUNDAY WIS
incorrect il may be added that the TOW
errmcnt has not received one word from Gen
Meade, since he lett CGlpeppcr.
The Horads Washington dispatch saw
Not one word Of Intelligence has been re-
cciycd from the front to-da,.
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERT

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BY enclosing a postpaid addressed envelope
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