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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-05
CHIz1eo, June 2

The proPrietors of the Times were notified
tonight by Capt Putnam, commanding at
Camp Douglas. that if they attempted to
issue their paper for tomorrow morning he
would in accordance with tclegraph order
from Gen. Ammen take military possession
of the Office. Judge DrummJnd was immc-
diately applied II for a writ enjoinius Capt.
Putnam from any interference whatever with
the Times Office.
Up to midnight the Judge had nct'given
decision. It is thought that he will grant
the writ.
A feeling Of resistance to the military
should they attempt to carry out General
Ammen's order il apparent.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-05

VT---"-7I JUNO - ~
Tie following hauliill has been circulated
throughout the city. " Al good and loyal
citizens Of Chicago who favor free speeches,
freedom Of Press as warranted 70 us by the
constitution We love and uphold are invited
to assemble in mass meeting IN front " the
Chicago Tin'es oai,a, on "Wednesday evening,
june 81, at S O'Clock, o. take counsel to-
gethcr in regard % thc recent infamous and
tvrannical order Of Maj. Gen. \. Z. Barn
side supprc,siuE newspapers always demo-
cratic and consequently always loyal
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-05
PRISCILLA BUsu's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. ITO all PER- n n % =.
urstElcr Of CHfrrEyuEy, s. i c~rnei 10 re p,
tate o. Priscilla Bush late q Darling ton in Hstl
District. deceased, rfttiiNe,-
Ats ProHsts Cunrt holden II Eurin-tHu, ~taiu
aud for the District Of thittenden OF the sta raF
0f Nav 4 d. i-t1 an Instrument purpc ring
b. ~, the last viii and Testament Of irrclia bu'h
late of Burlington. IN sa.d lrstrct deceased, VS.
presented o. the Court aforesaid FOR Probate.
And ID l. ordered b said Court that the ath Gat
Of June. A. D. 1873. At the Probate Court Rooms
IA sad Burlin-tol be sssigued for proving ssid IL,
struneut and that notice thereof oe gwen 70 AZ
rer.0ns CONCERNED by publishing this order tire
vvcek- -ri,,a-svelv M the Burlington frse Pr,ss
newspaper printed st aid burlington. previous 10
the time appointed.
fore MD court A. the time snd place aforesaid and
contest the probate Of said Will, II you have cause
Given under my hand al Burhnsten n SAID 10
trict this 9Th dag Of Nav, A. D. lS63.
v!lvJ 4 G. DIXON. Re- ',t.r-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-05
NEW YORK, June ..

NEW YORK, June =.
The steamer Creole from New Orleans
May 18th, arrived this morning
\ dispatch IN the Era of the Gath, dated
Port Hudson Plains ODD, Gays Yesterday
Gen. Augur's whole division was engaged in
e nine-hours fight on Port Hudson plains,
four miles in the rear of Port Hudson on the
Bayou Sara road. The rebels were thor
oughly whipped and left large number of
their killed and wounded on the field.
The rebel General Gardner sent a flag of
truce in at midnight, asking permission to
bury his dead. We took 100 prisoners. The
enemy was driven three miles from his first
position, and zen. Augur bivouacked on the
field Of battle.
Our loer was two killed aud ifty-six
wounded. Our men fought with great
bravery.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-05
nnILANn IlNcoLN.s rsTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. lTHE Honorable 'hs
DISTRICT or CHrTTENDFS, IS. L Prchste Court i'r
the District Of Chittendsn.
To all persons interested in the estate O. Holland
lincoln late @ Jericho in said District. de-
ceased. nhht w.
g5sr,~- said Court hath assigned the nth isv
u June next for the settlement u the Gdmiul-In
ton account Of the Administrator % the Ests'e %
Holland Lincoln deceased, and ordered that pu'ic
notice thereof be- given to all persons interested u
sa!d estate. bv publishing this order three wee -
suoces-iycly previous Co the tay assigned. m TIE
Burlington free Pre-. printed in Burln.ton, ia
said District.
Tbersfo-s YOU are hereby notified % appear at'he
Probate Court room, Ia Burlington, On the da' -
signed then and there - contest the aI!oWnu'v %
said account. il sou sc cause
Glrcn under nv hand tbs fth day % Jc1e,
vil,rl 4. c. DIXON. Ess.-leI.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-05
TIE Very Best Music Books
!, ,DTIr,u,IJ TyFNIIE CLASSES

NIT American Musical Class Book, 6oi Grnm-
\ mar school Vocalist. to; Musical MlIToI, = :
7f--,,9l R.,creatious % Musical Wreath, ,eji IA
cons Vocal Cla-s book, iui upcrsto A4otln' - -,
plrleron's A 3 L Of Music. 100, Fart song, ioI
Female Voices, 90, Seminary Class Book ol MUSE
a. Twin Sisters, An Operetta, -. n,
JTVENILE.-BakerN- Elementary Music Booa,
m Bakers school Music Book, So BIRDS vocal
Music Reader, Is; Caruiina Melcda, 81 common
school son. Book, . Exercise song boot, - :
Floyver Festival OF Banks Of the Rhine, 90 uoden
Wreath 81 HohmsnR's Practical Course Fts. ca;
IS Nav Festival; a Juvenile Oratorio. 10 Mgslc1l
So--1sl Scne- Rock. q, Nightingale, 50 One hey
singer Ia song Books for Primary Schools .
Wrath Of school 6cngs, g. r,
SABBATH sCHOOL--Cheruo- ~ ) 7 JohIs55n,
board a. PAPER 20 Early Blossoms, 2s Holden
Hlrp BdS -. Pa. N. Our eavior' sacred oIstorlv'
81, he sabbath School - sabbath School Lutte
Clcth 5e bis. -. or,,-r-,
Mailed, post-psid. by the Publishers, OLIVER
OLSON s CO. Boston.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-05

Nutf-rsons were arrested today by the Pro-
VS.. guard in house in the Borery for using
.----si's language
sir seems treasonabic language Is cansid-
.-I by somebody even in New York. a
ground for arrest. Has any one venturcd to
invade the el.'orial rooms Of the Weird &?
We j. MT suppose that any NOR trcasonaf e
sasuase than has been written there .uld
r. heard in New York.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-05
DIR. MARsHALL's HEADACHE
C0f0rrh NlnH.

yI,HIs SNUFF has thoroughly proved its.h 70 De
80 ~ - he Head ami the Headache. II has been
,a,nS an excellent remedy IN many cases o. Sore
Fves' Deafness has been removed by II, and Hear
~ ~ strengthens the glands and gives
healthy action to the parts affected 1t recon-,
snSsd by many Of the best physicians, ana IS u-el
.ith rreat satisfaction everywhere -.
March 10, 1853
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-05
JOHN wILcox's ESTATE

WE the subscribers having been appointed y ;Ls
w Honorable the Probate Court for the district
II Grand lie, Commissioners to receive, examine
and Adjust the claims and demands q all parsons
AGAINST the estate OF John WilcoI, late Of GRAND
Isle 10 said dis.ric. deceased. represented insolvent
and also Ell claims and demands exhibited IN orset
thereto and siI months from The dsy Of the date
hereof being allowed hy said Court Tor that purI-s
p DO therefore hereby give notice that We viii ct
tend . tho business of cur appointment ~ N"
dwelling house Of Lucretia Wilcox in Grand l-le in
sa1 district on the third Tuesday Of September =
al DO O'Clock !. u q said dav.
Dated this O.. dav Of April AID. 1883.
SETH HOAG, g..
-t-w-t. HIRAM CENTER. IN 81
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-05
Married.

At Grace Church, shelton. 60 tho -oth inst. by
the r. Rsv. john II. Hopkins. Nr. T. q. W.c- Of
Darlington aud Miss Theoloe'a rccs Of The former
place. No cards.
In ST Albsus, Vt CT the evening Of the -lst inst
A; the residence Il Hiram Dellov-, FL, by the
Rev. IT. Pay, Mr.. Edward \. sowies 20 Mi's
Margaret r. Weeks, all Of st. AlhaH-.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-05
InmN CnATFIELD.s EsTATE.l

STATE OF VERMONT. , The Honorable the
- No.. = t,i,5r,.,.5.., sJ5-f
To alI persons interested 90 tie estate q John
ChatGeld late Of Huntington in aid District. de-
ceased. uHLEl Nc
Harrsl-. said Court hath assigned the 18th day Of
Juno rsxt for the settlement n the administration
account of tn adminisratrX u the estate II aid
deceased and ordered that public notice thereof De
given 90 an person. interested 70 SAID estate ~
Tuh.hing this order three weeks successfully pre-
vious O. ths dav assigned, In the Burlington frfs
P-sss printed ia Burlington. in aid bistrictl
Tlsrsf1-e YOU are hereby notified o. appear ~ nc
Probate Court rooms IN Burlington. or Tie day s.
signed then and there % contest the allowance q
said account, Il You see cause.
Gwen under NY hand, this 9Th day Of May
A. C. Dixon, BsSists-.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-05

NHlCaGot June =
special dispatch from Memphis, dated
the 1T inst, furni>be, the following
The steamer Luminary arrived saturday
night from below with nsr- FROM vicksturs
to the 2sth Of May.
The guubJat Cincinnati wa sunk by the
FIRE from the rebel bat,eric- q vick>5urg on
the 10Th ult., with q reported loss q over 90.
Several Of our men captured by The rebels
have been paroled on account Of the scarcity
Of fyd.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-05

AIRY Accommodating. Gen. Blrney
Of Penusylvania Is made a major general and
ordered to the command of Gen. Hooker :
old fighting division, commanded during the
hate battles by Gen. Berry who was killed
Brig.-Gen. II. G. Wright late commander
Of the department OF the Ohio, Is appointed
O. the command ol tie second division Of the
siz,h army corp, late Gen. Brooks.
Dr.. james oi the 81 Vt. regiment has
f-,n promoted t1 zee surgeon in tie regular
aany' In the removal Of DR.. James the let
Ut. brigade loses one Of the best surgeons IN
Do, ranks.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-05
NV YoRK, June .

NV 1oRK, June :.
New Orleans papers up % tho 2i;h, have
been received. from which we take the fol-
lowing
4 rumor from Pa-cagoula reached New
Orleans on the 2lst ult., that Mobile had
been attacked, and the rebels reported that
telesrapbic dispatches received at PascaGoula
from Mobile, stated that Fort Morgan had
surrendered.
Some Of the rebels said to our officers "thsre
is glorious news for YOU. but We dare not
tell you what it IS"
A letter Of the I'D states that our army
has reached the precincts Of Port Hudson
and an attack Is in progress. Gen. Ausur =
whole division fought the enemy nine
hours yesterday, and drove him three miles.
We learn on good authority tina, the
military authorities of Mobile hadcalled on
the people to rally IN 1aosse armed for the de-
fence Of that city This would indicate that
Mobile is threatened.
The rebel troops are however said - be-
Withdrawing from tho city.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-05
r,N SALE OF REAL EsTArE.

+ SHALL cell at Publ, Auction TUESDAY ths
| 9Th dav II July ls63, AZ ~ o'clock 4. n, 81 II
d. Browns Inn at Essex Centre. the following de-
s-rled premises md land situated 30 the town of
Fsscr County ~ % ttenden and State Of Vermont
for the payment .f the tHNes set 10 the Graud Les
~ so and Is3 and rema ming unpaid by The owne-
thereof viz That piece or parcel q land belonging
e. Nancy NcLsre bounded On The east
and north by land owned by widow LIZA smith. on
The west hv land owned hv Abel ellison, and on the
south hy Onion river, said land being situated IN
.-So.l district No. o. ~ E-soE Aforesaid
o. 7. FUTILE. Collector.
r--eN June fst. I--,. vsw
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-05
MANI HOOD:
uoxx LOST! HOW RESTORED

last Published in a Sealed Envelope. Price Gents
.Iac,ure on the Nature, Trestmen, and Rsdica
Cure Of SpermatorrhGa or Seminal WEAKNESS, IL
- r,tsrv Emissions Sexual Debility. and lnPedi
Hsrr. ~ Marriage generally. NorvousnesS Cen
spmntio1. Epilepsy and Fits Mental aud Physiea
I1canscitv. resulting from self-Aouse, 6c-by
R0BT. T. CULVERNELL, N. D., Antno1 OF 'ne
Green Book. Sc
-, Boo- 70 rsossg.es Of sufferers"
seut under seal 10 plain envelope, 70 any anIe-s
stamps, BY DR. vi; ). ~ u n NJ, -
oa-h IN daw3mosis
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-05
Mn NnRE. .Iune 8.

A Washington special say. the reported
removal Of Gen. Hunter Is nut5oritatiyely
contradicted. Gen. Sa1tou leaves tomorrow
with dispatch for Gen. Hunter.
Gen. R1>. ,rans has closely confined and
guarded a Il rebel oficoTt who are his prison
ers
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-05
r,..1,-r.r Nrws from vicksbnre is mn 10

I'M IlTF1T NTWs ITom NlckHhlrE Is up 70
IT, eoth, ut which tine oil WIS Progressing
.,,-rlr f1r the reduction Of TIE place
viii take some time vt. Tire
.~,- works icing very strong Gen.
rr,s.l u was reported advancing to stack
c7.a. ga the 9Sta with twenty OF thirty
q. .--ani men; hut Grant Wiz conhdon, of
,-is..ns him without raising the siege.
,lmnal Porter is bombardins the place
.--- Cd. water. lie estimates the value Of
-.tsI IioTeTty destroyed az Yazoo City at
.,.,a lion dollars.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-05

r seems to be accorded by the universal con-
sen, Of mankind that Dr.. J. c. Aver & Cos
,.rs4parila. Pectoral and Pills are the greatest
rIos-i.es vet discovered for the treatment OF ds-
eise; that Ayers SarsGparilla i the great tllSir
" Lie, which Philosophers have sought for
r1rifying tho bl-OJ. Try j; and Judge for your
selves
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.
HEALTH FOR THE SOLDIER FOR

one no dies fron. the effects Ct the ballet, ten
perish from damp and exposure to L sht ar. Small
doses Of h0LLCgIY.S FILLS, tz--n .vs-y other
night Nil e-.-eet all dis5riers u the liver snd
s, mach. purify the Ji'--, I'D Insure sound hss'h
t. se..y laau. only - 80 per Oox.
Juns 9Th faa ~,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-05
lEG Al NOTICES.
HARVEY NURRr's EsTkTE-

WE THE sUFSCRIBEEs, having been sPPoh.'-
w ed BY the iIoBorahle the PROBATE Court FOR On,
D...riet Of Chit, i,i-n Commissioners 70 rec. .
examine and a1iu-t BE claims and dsGanas e. ~
kte ID iliions 90 SD district .dces4-sd. repseseut
81 insoygn-. 1al alry all cls'ns and ieInsnas eA-
dsv N n. dsts hereof being allowed by a. c-1-'
Tor tbs<purpose 10 G,sreioTe her-'y give nci c,
that We Will attend u the business q our pom
Willisieu IN All Irstrict on the lat TUESDAY II
June,and November next, 81 n o'clcrs y " :"
each Of ss!f da,
pn-s-l fhi, ,.fn fay q MAY 4. j.. LA.
HIRAM WATSON, , cc,,,-,
EHAETT~ NALST0N. !
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-05

PUBLIC DooUHBNIs.-We are under renew
q Obligations to HoN. SOLOMON FoorE Of the
senate End Hon. PORTS BAxTrR of the
House of Representatives, for important pub
BE Documents.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-05
News Of the Week.

BY Telegraph,

special dispatch to the Journal from
MurfreesborO May Goth slys. that Gen. Mar
maduke is reported to have captured Helena,
Ark. and regiment of negro soldiers, whom
together with the white officers counmani-
,ng them, he hung.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-05

The commission Of agriculture at Wash
iaston is receiving the first Of the proposed
series Of reports upon the condition and pros
rccts Of tie growing crops. They are very
favorable in their statements, and indicate
that tho present will be most b'untiiul
year in the products of the soil.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-05

The Herald has private adyices from Mexico
confirming the capture Of Pucbla also stating
that during the night Of the 7th and 'th Of
May Comonfort while marching 20 the assist
ance Of Ortcga was surprised by the French.
He lost eight guns, twenty artillery wa
gons, 600 males and $500 men taken prison
err
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-05
NEW ioRg, June =.

NEW ioRS, June
The steamer Columbia from New Orleans
on the morning of May csth, has arrived
The repers of the 25th contain nothing
later. The Era says Ne learn iron
.uthc,tc i-tcrnat:o, the. cur AMY
hesore Port Hudso, Is i satisfactory
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-05

NEW CouNIERFEu>.--;'s on the National
Bank. Paterson; l. Bank Jersey City-vig.
three females and ca &c, right end ! and two
farmers. lett !, die, one. Also IS Bank Of
Orleans. Vt; SIS Bank If Malone, \ Y.
and COS Mechanics Bank, New Haven.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-05

Under the recent decision Of the war de-
ulrtmcnt that COCO three years men are TO
be counted n the equivalent Of 5000 two
years men and iOC0 nine months men, 1t Is
officially declared that New York state has
flied her quota Of volunteers.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-05
MayrFAcrrnFn ny
BURLINGTON CHAT,


Said Ma O. hs .-ieut who Pc slw uss not Eiad'
whats the re1soD. my boy, that You look 90 mad
Has The Bank thrown NJ notes out is Lazy u
kind
40; u. nc.thcr. tiled Mas" shouted Tom vita
WY Tailor. rsisftted me-. never was know.
Such tutch Il 4 coat such ] hartaruus vest.
And .uch Parle-vc., 7 own I an vsId and do
trtss.-I
Were rot Lu-v a duck and darling. WHY. Mac.
N this SUIT he would certainly give me the 81,
''po o. ! d. fli-nd Tom" was the ready reply,
60 f- EI,G'Ers A. least advise Won % Try,
lie I've. next the Church co.e by Psck's new block.
There you're SIRE g. sst 'uited, though be dou
sep stlcs.
I .ass siP 9yS w f.1r.esi sp4 qgiak IS tash
10 a -u't oc lii cut, Tom. / fsel Just the thing.
10 a hurior. 80 fact o leu-h, whistle or sing;
Aud 90 happy look that our witty friend jack,
When he meet ne tX,'1'r7s, how dye % Merry
Mac"
cLT4yiNS. EEF4iFLv5, CUTTING, s.. s..
Prompt and Satisfactorily done 70 order.
y B-Srrsus fashions received, also samples of
Spring 6o.-ls which viii ie made up 70 any gentle
usu- order sni taste in The most approved shsp~i
garment Respectfully submitted. .,,.,,r
Fu-iirste1. Vt. Msy s.a. is55. VT
"a FSLTHI i n "a a,
IIGTsTI0y ASSISTED.
PUTTFR>IILK CREAM TARTAR,
- Cents per pound.
GrLLTES
BUTTEEHIILK CREAM TARTAR,
~ Gents per pend.
rFLLIES
RTITFSNTILR CREAM TARTAR
. Cents per pound
GTELFE
BUTTER MILK CREAM TARTAR,
- Cs1Is per pound
Pat up-1niv IN n pacsag I2and - ~ IN e0x.
with .1l. directions flr using on each plcE1-e-
WRIGHT, GiLLIES BROTHER,
Inventor, and Manufacturers,
81 e- arr -1- Washington street, Nov-i orE.
wi-n7
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-05

Vessels arriving from England report pass
ing vast quantities Of ice of the Banks :
very unusual at the season Some think it
a.c.unt- for the sudden change Of weather
lately.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-05
CINCINNATI, June :

General Order NJ. ~ from Major Genera
Burnside, prohibits the circulation Of the
New York Word and Chicago T,,'es in this
department.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-05
CAVALRY SERVICE.

Ieadeuarters Of the Board Of Enrolment,
FoT the third District, Burlington, VI.
IL men WHO desire 70 jcin any particular req
4 1ccnt Of Cavalry gov in the field. are hereby
authorized 70 present themselves a. sny time with
n thirty davs from the 2,d day Of May, las 20 the
Beard Il Enrolment in their respective Districts
TFESTT-FIFE DOLLARS BoUSIT
"t e raid each recruit as scon a mustered INTO
al .ch as enlist in r euts mustered into service
before the Isl q July. 90. All existing in resl-
nent- mustered into service since July LIST leo@,
- . receive g premium, and ell will receive
Bounty of scventy-fve Dollars
7h-u The term x enlistment expire-.
RoLLA GLEASON. Captain,
Aud Provost Marshal a the % District
Turs d daN3w
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-05

/, viii e remembered that the use Of rev
e11e stamps on all writings covered by tho
Revenue Law, is required now, or else the
documents are void and Of no effect.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-05
rANsAI.r OF REAL EsrATE.

SHALL sell 81 Public Auction on Tuesday the
L 9Th day Il July so al the dwelling house on
the following described premises in Esse1. At D,
O'Clock A. ~ the following described premises snd
land stuntrd IN the town Of EssrV. County - Chit
teuden and State Of Vermont, for tho taxes set IN
the Grand List Of l-72, srt remaining unpaid hy
the owner OF said premises and hnd. slE. Ihri
standing belonging o. II. u. Gotta and louulei cu
the north and eas. by land belonging o John Brown
on the west by land owned by o. :. futile AM on
he south bv the highway leading from E>-eX Centre
10 Jericho Corners containing about = rods II land,
more or les Said premises arc situated in school
district No. 2. os Esssx, Aforesaid.
u. T. FUTILE, Collector.
Essex, IT. June lst. I-t3. Wv
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-05

IHr loElos,>-ENr4u I>rEsIicATo>.-
T.. t.il wing Is understood u sc tie yer
5-' .. Pho Caurt % Inquiry IN The CoTcoran-
EIl D allir. "Iaat Lieutenant Colonel
hl.-I lied ou she morning pl the 18th OF
Ar-.. 80. from e., el,c,s OF wound in
te1ts produced 10y pistol ball. sand Tis
q. having been iiica by Bricalilr General
M,.ad t0c,5an. TIE Court further find
tla- Lieutenant C3l5uc. Kimhsll halted Brig
aH.r General C5Ic5au and demanded the
e.unter-i-n. refusing to allow him - pass
laa. Doc shoali give e. That Bricadicr
Da..al CurcJlln refused 20 give the eoun-
,..-i-u as ord rel. that ana alteration en-
-aea. resulting in the death Of Lieutenant
ts.uri T. B. Kimhall The Court further
ful t'at. Lieutenant Colonel T.. \. Kimball
was. at the time Of halting General Corcorau,
Intoxicated and that he was not authorized
Do 80 halting him.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-05
WASHINGTON, June ?

Official alvices received from Vieksburg up
t, the 29th ult., indicate that there Is no
change in the state ofa6airs. The prospects
Of Gen. Grant are still encouraging,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-05
Just RECEIVED.

FRESH supply Of Toys. consisting Of os ~ =;
n sals. Eor.s', W12nrs. g s.,.ls to1r5
sirls Of Ho-s. Fvrr,t.rs for itttie ioiAS'
Cal ard see
c I HARE
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-05

Tbe officers Of the First Vermont Brigade
have presented Gen. Brooks an elegant ser
vice Of silver plate. costing $500, on the oo-
casi0n of his resignation.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-05

IINIINNNII, Iuut
Col. C,ruyn defeated Gen. Roddy at Flor
ence. Ala. on the 9th Of May. capturing
100 men. ; oicsr.. 400 mules and 500 ne
grces. Marching northward he destroyed
foundrie-, mills and every thing else useful
70 the enemy that he could Law his hand- on.
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