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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-05
NV JoHK, Nav q.

J c T-''-as's special Washington di-Te,eA
ssys: s. lar rs can he uscer,ained there Is
DO foundation for tie reports that Gen. But
Ter is t. x a>sigaed t, the Department o.
the Ohio.
The probabilities are that the Government
pill carry into elect the $500 clause in the
National Enrolment Law.
Gold opened to-day al li3 IL.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-05
CNcrNNA1f. Mav !

N4H'tNFAAlf -1d =
Tho Co-r-,e7eia. bas full particulars OF the
operations Of Gen. Grants army NJ to he
22l Of NAY. When tee amy advanced up
on the city Of Vickshurg it was confident Of
an easy victory, but tie ground in the rear
of the city was found - broken aud rugged
and wild as to be almost impossible FOR artil-
lery. The rebel Notifications were discover
ed to he very formidable. The main fortif-
cations consist Of forts about eight
hundred yards apart connected by deep
entertainments, and extending for light miles.
Our loss in the assault to-day 1.-THE 22l) was
about 1000. It was the opinion that onoth-
or general assault upon the works would not
be ordered, but that the city would be taken
by regular siege approaches.
The Gasettc has advices up to the 57th,
through a staff officer of one Of Grants
generals who left for Washington last even
iug. Three assaults had been made BY our
forces upon the rebel stronghold, in all of
which we were repulsed. The last assault
was made by Gen Sherman with 90, 600 men
in which we loot 600 killed and large num-
Der wounded.
Our outer line is within 100 yards Of the
rebel works. Our sharpshooters prevent the
rebels from working their guns.
The rebel works in the rear Of the city arc
far more formidable than those in front.
Johnston is in the neighborho1d of jackson
with about ten thous and men, short of pro-
vision and ammunition. No apprehcnsions
are felt of any serious rttaok il our rear.
The staff officer says that Gen. Grant has Ia
ken $500 prisoners and - pieces OF artillery.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-05

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health in sny csse- - u Is put up IN BOTTLES n
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-05
CINCINNATI. Nav Is

A number Of conscripts from the 50th
Tenn. (retel) regiment reached Cairo On the
28th inst They were on their way from
Port Hudson to JON Gen. Bragg army when
the hattie of Raymond was fought. In the
middle of the night about half Of the regiment
left their camp, determined to make their
way ir:o the Federal lines.
They say there has been at no tine more
than 10, 900 troops at Port Hudson.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-05
PHILApElFHIA. MAY q

The brig Wn II. Dodge has arrived from
Pernambuco. CaP:. Potter, Of tie ship One
ila, is a pass,l'-er, and reports the Oneida
for New York au.l bark Henrietta from Bal
timore t. Rio J,neiron, were burned 10y the
Alaba-ul on ire 29th Of April.
Tne Alabama and Florida are cruising to-
gsther. Thy had also destroyed previously
tie shil~ Luna Hotel, Nora, Charles Hill,
and wia!ie- bark lafayette, brig Kate
Kory AMI 7JJner Fisher.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-05

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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-05

All toe ,ele cJntrabauds in tie city Of Al
exandria, ave been put to work on entrench-
mcnts in that neishblrhood Graa; alarm
was caused by report that Stuart cavalry
intended 10 make q raid into Alexandria.
MJsety is at Ca,letts Station. oar pick
ete were attacked yesterday in the vicinity Of
Bul! Run, and one OF them killed. The enc
my we're chased ten miles, and some Of them
killed and wounded in tie skirmirh.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-05
Boston. Nav 3

0nc Of tie enthusiastic exciting and de-
mons;ratis- local military events Of the war
took place today, to commemorate the de-
parture Of the 5:th Mass. (colored) regiment
for South Carolina. The ranks Of the regi-
ment were entirely full.
Thy we're reviewed by Gov. Andrew and
embarked an Ire steamer for South Carolina.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-05

4 dispatch from headquarters army of the
Potomac says cur f'g OF truco to-day brought
no papers, bat tho latest news tie rebels
have is t. dispatch from Johnston to the 9Th
ult., to tie eile,; that up to that tino the
Unionists had been rerula,l with great
slaughter and TIE dead V,Fe booming very
Offensive.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-05

Today, d cavalry reconnaissance was made
TO within four miles Of Monticello. There
was sharp diminishing all the way. At two
ford- Is rebels with arms and horses were
captured.
Simultaneously with this, Col. Adams, OF
the let Cavalry, and so picked men, crossed
the river in beats and captured rebel pickcts
a. Mill Springs, consisting of one lieutenant
and l6 rrivates. with all their arsns and 81
horses
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-05

which is contrary to the rebel accounts. The
capture of Vicksburg may have been post
poned in Consequence of the overEeal Of Ad-
miral Porter in destroying heavy guns and
munitions at Chickasaw and Haynes bluffs.
They would have been very useful to Gen.
Grant IN his operations against Vicksburg.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-05
NV YpRE. Nav 30.

The T,s1cs gays there is no prospect that
any thing will be attempted in the depart
ment Of the South this season. Orders have
been sent there TO give furloughs TO five Per
cent. Of the men, and these Instructions are
10 BE carried out forthwith.
4 Hilton Head letter 70 the Heed dated
oath SAYS q; leest twenty thousard ze" have
been sent by Beauregart 10 Johnston.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-05
ago tends to confirm the report that Bragg
Is falling back from his front
NEw YoRx, May so.

The He7a2's headquarters Of the
army Of the Potomac Dispatch dated
Goth says Yesterday most sue
cessful balloon reconnaissance WAS made by
Capt. Paine. The atmosphere was remark
ably clear, and the enemy could be seen with
great distinctness.
No indications of a movement were dir
covered though it Is still believed that Por-
ton oftheir forces have passed up the Rap
pahannock. No Communication Is allowed
between the pickets and intelligence from
the other side il very moagre
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-05
PHILADELPHIA, Nav 2S

TIE Bsl,tiE has E special dispatch from
Cincinnati, which gives news said to have
been received by way Of Murfeesboro.
We have rebel news that Gen. Pemberton
has 5srulsed six assaults upon Yicksburg but
that they greatly feared the next assault
which vas about being made.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-05

IL e - c-r-a.1 s-1 - -cdy rcu1ey e., = dee -
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C-1-ts. Cclts, Asthma, Consumption,
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Threat, &c, Sc
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ons afflicted should give ttem impartial tr.al-
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dav roulove The most severe occasional hosr-~n.--
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GOING NORTH,
pAT LIVE. Leave Whitehall Daily, (sun-
Prom Fhitehs1. days excepted,) a. 1853 A. NJ.
1890 A. W. upon arrival Of the Cars from
1851 VI, and Rouse's Point a; SIS P VI. making
direct connection with the Cars for Ogdenshurs the
sane evening, arriving At Montreal at 1920 NJ;
SIS p. NJ. turdays and sundays eIcepted,)
At IS P NJ, upon arrival Of the Trains from New
York and Bufalo, and Suspension Bridge the same
day. reaching Burlington at 80 A NJ, and Platts-
Trains srTiying It Montreal al Is An. AID ogiens
' ~ GOING souTE,
pAYrlxr. Leave Rouses Point Daily at
F.sl sa;irTg.on. =, e10eP, sundays, land
Of Train from Montreal via VI & CansAa Railroad,
connecting with Boats az Burlington at 1879 u,
connecting at Ticonderoga at , n with Lake George
Bost, reach Whitehall Al T. IS ~ in for The
Train connecting st Troy and Albany with splendid
Steamers on the Hudson River. and with
!N5gA, ErT-sss Tr4il to ne Wet
~" iSr Lesye I R1gs.5 P ISS s,I Is,iy;
arrival u Trsn iom Aonti cal and Ocdens 'urgh,
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reaching New GoIk gt 90 g y, and only Line con-
meeting with the Hudson River Day Boat ;r'm Al
bsuy, 81 2 a Y, reaching +ew York ~ ~, aid
Buffalo snd Suspension Bridge 81 b 7 n
Nj the lines each Kay VII re run yln PeEt heL-
are fIaff-rur-h
p Bv thi- arrangement tH. daily lines ,re
fsguci cer way, t1IuluS rcat iscll tic- if ~ tir-
Il pleasure ar tusines- men to 70 and return siuc
dsy between clferCut pl.afs 1u tie lake
Passengers by taking the steamboat Line viii
avoid the annoyance 81 du-t and Impure ar of Cars
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On tho pf-s7Ee between Whitehall and Rouse
Point will have On extensive view % the bc2utliul
Scenery Il tho Less--the Aiiroufacss Of New York,
and the Green Mountains qf Vermont viii pas
near 90 tho ODD YOKE 70 crown Point snI ~. n-
tc-l1 tte lsla-.' and many other points ci inter
est and celebrity ~ tL- history g the last "ar 80
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lani ana lc-s through TINT beautiful Lake Dolly,
CD tl1 .plcn.-ll steamer -ii~T-. 60
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TH=r-sr Tl--rrs iy Tie Line between tic prt-.
c0lI places In the cItteTr states gan le procured
~ tt, Ticket OE-cs q the Railroads.
Company Ch-e. Airert--u Hotel Aurllnzton
II Tra-v Aee-- 81 tl---.s-l. -Cr street. Mont g.
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st.z-,-.. u- board Lake Ontario ,t-sueT5; on
heard uut-l River s-,Ilo-,i uure-1 River Hall
.- DIet-. >.F ! orb,
B4GG4GE CEECEED THEocGE
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-05
NYw YoRK. MAY %

The TrItuue'S dispatch says at eleven
O'Clock this morning (29th) an unofficial dis
patch was received from Memphis, stating
that boat had just arrived which left Vicks-
burgon Monday. Gen. Grant was gaining
ground. Gen. Rosecrans telegraphs tonight
that Gen. Boyle telegrsphs him that there
was no Sighting e. yicksburg On Monday
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-05


Lci,-s E,-.,r-t.l 90 s-5A.s, A -, sad
q a.
NAL TrsIy r-afrs F---t-n a. ? ~ 4. r. via Low
ell. lawrence or IifchturE. Leave Springfield At
ST. s.. r. sis al j. eiF -, cunc,'ins a.
White R;ttr Junction with N.rtAeruh Z or Boston.
and with la-sumf -l1 Y z f'r aud from - Johns NY
& Lttletnn, Striving DO EurAn-i1 z - 80 2 ~.
Montreal 20 - =. % md oEieusaurs az ? @ ~
A--Ovror,TioN THAIS leaves Norhneld At 81
A. v. All Eurlu-t p 20 50 A. A., i9E house'-
poin. and u ntrsHl.
Meet FAFRESs TsAIS leave B-llows Fali- 40 IS
y. receiving passengers from the Vermont VEL
Icy 4 2 leaving View YORK 50 5lo A. ~. and from
Cte-hire O. z leaving E-."u 80 J. r.. -..nuec- u-
% Wbite River junction with train leaving Boston
NJ Stf :. - $50 Lowell. an1 81 rI e. q. "a Law
Taf,r.
I--rv Naif. River Jsuc;l11 st 10 90 P a.. ar.--
Dog SO .a-,.n no g. A. o., kru--- Point az
81 Az 'i.atres4 40 Dob a. So, anil " -.e1s lar-h
D.. .sI
Sleeping Car- ar, s.f-1.,! 6. f-fh 'h- N.-if
L2pr--- Trains r.un.u- between 3. u-,'- Fr.ut end
lH-t.
Tlr1u-s r. t.f. fr Ch -1-. OBJ O.. Wsat r. lie
20 si ..- l..- .-t- -s
&c. As Nly:
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VF,Yt MONT CFSFE iT.AND SULJ;YAN
RAILROADS.


Le-.e Bu.,in.t.l atl Is s. ~. - a. 20. al 30
MArL TsAIs Leaves ~. Adams e. =. 4 ", Bur
in-f-l IS A. v-, connecting a. white hlvcT
Junction with trains for and fruu 81 Johns1uTy
SUD Littieton, aud with Northern r i. for Boz
ton. Worcester. SC. and c-cuect4r- at Bellows
Pals WITH Cheshre r. r ~ h=tar, ard With Yer
mont VALLEY r R. for Springfield, NeT York, a.
irving AZ Sew Yo-k 81 10 Is =. r..
KISSES TFAIS lezve- Iou,rezi ~ u ~,
Eal-es Point % : % a. ~. for Ncr-1---1 Rut-sni
a11 Troy.
NiGHr FYrHE,, TAN leaves o-iens5urgh q,
o. 8 g. ~. Montreal a. s. ? ~, Aou-eS Point 81
6uI 3. ~. arriving a. lis-'9n az 80 a ", en-
Meeting % Bellows Fails With thcshire X X fcr Be-
tln and Worcester, snl with Vernon, valley = r
~ Sprin--eld and View haven, and arriving In
Neur Nert go ;"0 2 "
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GETCRyLyG

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NEW YORK, Nav g

The Cor1rseroioi Gays there can be but lit
tie doubt that by this time Gen. Grant has
received ample achievements and that by
the 25th at latest, he was amply prepared to
move successfully on the enemy's works.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-05

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iss3. LAKE CHAaIPLAIS. 1893
summer Arrangement.
COMMENCING .NoN-DiY, -Mgy 4. So
md splendid steamer. Of the

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VIII run as follows until further notlcs.
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the recipe Of Dr. Stephen sweet, Of Competent the
famous bone setter and has been used 10 his prac-
tice for more than twenty years with the meet a.
toni-Aing success
As AN ALLEvIAroR OF PAIS, II Is unfivaled BY any
preparation before the public, Of which the most
skep,ical may he convinced by nngle ui.l-
This LinlInent will cure rapidly and radically,
Rhesnasic D,orfers OF every Kind and in Thousands
Of cases where IL has been used IL hss never been
known 10 Al.
ros NrrsA1oIa. 1t VIII sAori immediate rellefin
every case, however distressing.
1t will relieve the wort cases Ct Headache n
three minutes snd Il warranted 70 do H.
Tvothache also will cure instantly.
Fer Nervous DEBILITY AND GENERAL LAssrruuE
arising from iInpTudencs u excess this Linineut y
a meet happy and unfdiling remedy. Acting diTert-
IL upon the nervous Tissues, II strengthens anu D.
Wviaes the syste'n anil restores u 70 elasticity aoi
vigUr.
SPoR Pttrs-As sn eNierua! remedy, wo cin!rn
that II Is The best known. and we chauenie ii.e
world % Er,-iuce an equal. Every victim 81 ulls
distressing complaint should give Il trial, i'r II
will not TAIL . sford immediate relief. and IN q
majority II csscs "a III efl-,t a Taiicdl cure
QurSsr AND SORE THEUArsre sometime eN'fsf'o
Is MALIGNANT and dangerous, hut a timely spQli-s
tion u the Eminent will never fsil C. cure.
STRAINS srs sometimes very ohstinata, sn1 en-
larsameui Of the ionte liable t. occur neglected
The wort case uisy - c-nguerr4 hy th- L-u--lr't
IN two OF three days
REr-srs. Crrs. Worvrs, SoHrs, UIcEEs, lrsys,
AND scAIps Weld readily q tho wonderful healing
properties Il DR.. SWEETS lNTALLlBLL LIN
NENT when uset according @ direction. Also,
CHiIHiAtss, FEosrED FEsr, asu Iy-fcr BITE AND
NTiNce
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.
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WOLVES
AROMATIC scHEDAa ScB-sFFs.
a UNIVERSAL curative in Consumption, retacv-
n ing the Tubcrcle-. healing the Jleers. -nd re-
nl0ytsS the cough
Recommended by tie MEDICAL T4cCLTYss
Catholcon 10 the removal q DfSPEPSI4 IN al -
form-
In DRoPsF It's established curative propeTtie=
have long been without rival az s'te-t3d y AMI
versal medical testimony
,s,ic S-bis5str Sohuapps" render IL decidedly en-
cseious IL sR1YEL and ell other affections OF ''s
Kidney"
In sou-r I'd EgEuNATTSN. Htsss- II taei---s
Of warm punch the patient lying warmly G NfI'-
in tei, this pure alcoholic distillaiicn VII enc
speedy cur
Taken a. be. panch, IN Byios 81 ssa - -
yoDTC lSTBN4. 1t af1rds irnnae'iate tei--i li'l-
the distressing symptoms
n.-,lia- Ard specihe 4uaities. &c ,rrs@ra Re
.cjI stsez 4, sGJE ard FETER. and prepares ne
.yss, f6r 10 s1niuistrsticn q tbe s1nitf-i c2I-
tive II this iissss7.
A5m.ris-srt9 = CBoLER4. cHoi r. : -HoEEts
srd CoLIc y remove. sys-ns. restores ;ee tnre'lil
IRE LIVER ami, re pidly, Frc-igce- 1ca-ins -ei'
.for. II -bcts. - tsksu unl.sd Tltb net 'r'-i 20
sugar
yrEiT~E. O TpNfc sd r. FifitF e L-.
Mod t-sl q uit,sn YEAR IN al climate ftl o.
Ter iii circuustancss ~ stsmIed u Tiia uo'-i-e.
/ appreciation
p.e1i.arjy s.sp.,I g. de rpl-'r.s Z iel'-st
FEN4IES 81 stands pre-en-'n'rt sr'"0e che '-'-.
l libel -urstire- ~. Tie c=y
Iti- the only 81. ,-i--, I'-eI az 2 -.g --
~ tfa- -ia r., generally -1' lre1 WIN l-.rs-f'
and sars.v. re, ~ even ben t-Fon % cAce-, pre-
! dl,sir-i.z' -c- chez ~ -e---. --- il-a
/ aIf. haal---rsiy r-.Ppe- y -si~ Isfs--
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( 80 sud tirc.eis in tie tinted ei@is- I1r-'
Z iron fre .dver- =s- ----- % rrHF7-' KS
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