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Troops continue to he concentrated and orra
ni4ed at this point. Matters are rapidly APP
preaching crisis. Great secrecy governs all
public action. 1t would be imprudent to re-
peat what Is now transpiring especially as
Important results are to be determined in the
next few hours.
The rebels are advancing in force upon
"reencastle With infantry, artillery and cav
airy.
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Married.

in st. Mars's Cathedral, Burlington June -l'h'
fy Rev. J. NJ Cloarec. Mr.. Patrick Conway oil new
York CITY. to Mi, Bridget Mckeough Of burning
Ton.
New York CITY and Albany papers please copy
Al Winoo.ki, June eth, 10y Rev. J. D. kinssnurS
Mr.. II. N. Heain Of WinoosSi to Miss Lorinda NJ
Church Of Jericho.
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News Of the Week.
BY Telegraph.
NV loRK limo %

INV IVNN, IUIt
The l. ;. steamer Cambria has returned
from cruise for privateers. On the 10Th
she boarded the British schooner Elena. Of
Yarmouth, \. S, from Matamoras for Mas
sau. Being GEO miles out of her ccurse. and
papers not satisfactory, prize crew was nut
on her and ordered to New York.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-26

WV lNhh, 81 Nl4N -
United States Marshal Murray Of this city
has received a letter from Dam Sergeant. [.
state consular agent at Mathcwstown. Ba-
hama, dated the 9th. in which the following
interesting postscript appears BY AN ar
rival from St Thomas we Just learn that
Semms and three of his officers have been
transferred at St. Thomas ON board sixteen
gun irigate just out from England. His
first Lieutenant left the Alaham1 The
Georgia, for that j, the name of the new
craft. has it is said two heavier guns than
any on board the Alabama
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-26

will he isiven to parties in this vicinity in whose
families this machine has done away all use oil the
needle by hand
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-26
NV YoRE. June -
Gold sold to-day at l4Sl.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF po1o- }
MAC, june 22nd. {

Heavy cannouading commenced early ves.
terday morning in the direction Of Aide. and
continued with intermission during the day.
towards night the sound became more dis
tant and indistinct. No definite reports
have been received.
1t Is known that Gen Plcasanton attacked
the enemy near Aide and it Is hoped that he
mas succeeded IN routing Gen. Stuarts com
mand- 1t will probably he late before re-
ports are received as the bat;lc field is -
ml-s distant with no telegraph communica-
ton
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-26

Tnf LATEST News this Thursday morn
in, &. that the rebels are again advancing
int, Pennsylvania, and that our forces have
,,a.uated Shippensburr. The rebel force is
rari1usly estimated. from the whole force OF
Ev.Ws corps down to- few thousand men.
u is expected that LATHE would be fought
r-lav. at or near Carlisle.
There j. no intelligence oi any positive
movement, on the Iart of tens. lee or Hooker.
nysIatcbc- from Gcn. Grant of the 18th
AK thar every dim. progresses well, and
that We scarcely bose man now
Dispatches from ten. Banks, to the l4th'
saw he had established hi- position within
100 wards If the rclsl works. and had sum
noned the rc'cl- to surrender which they
refused 10 do
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Nrw NoFE. june >. -

The Richmond papers give an account 0l
the accidental explosion OF the rebel 'ron-clao
ram Chatahoochee. with which 1t "'' III
tended +, make raid upon our fleet IN re-
veprc for the capture Of TIE schooner f'isn-
ion. laden with cotton, b. the boats from 'ne
SQUADRON. Twelve persons were killed and
others badly scaldcd.
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NOTICE.
PROTECTIVE
War Claim Association
FOR NEW ENGLAND.

Incorporated 1853
once. No. II Railroad Exchange, Court Square.
Boston, Mass
Chief Justice BIGELOW, President.
His E1cellency JoHS A. AypREw, and AMOS y.
LAWRENCE. Nice-Presidents-
WALDO HfGsrSsoy. Treasurer
U. TRACY HOWE, Secretary.
MAR CLAIMS Of all kinds adjusted and collect
w ed, and advice given 20 soldiers snd sailors
,ni their families without charge Apply %
U. TRACY HOWE. Sec'y,
No. l. Railroad Exchange, Court squ,.e,
vgu3 Boston. Mas
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NEW loEK, june ~
Mrs. Nattv Paterson OF jackson Miss.
convicted of being a ,py ut Nurireees5olro
Tenn. ha. been sentenced by Court Martial
t, hc imprisoned for life at Jcfersonviile.
orc hundred and thirty-,iX rebel prlvdtes
and fourteen Officers arrived here la-t even
inc from MillcburG. captured from stuart +
command bv ten. Pleasout1n on ouhaay
Il Is stated That by recent law the pro, 1 e. !
or,Il prize> captured by superior force after
, ,..,rt..t. as the Atlanta. 20 entire TO the
car.+ .-s the Government taxing no share ol
them
Trr Trfaa,'> letter dated Cen Pl,a-'u-
tons Headquarters. 2lst, say Gen lIc'--
anton learns satisfactorily that the Two c3.fl'
of EwclI and Ionsstrcct are near NinchyS-
ter. accompanied by Gen. lee, and that the
corp, of \. 7. Hin is now coming nl t"'
valley % Join them
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NV lnRk. Hmm ~

Details of the Hattie at Winchester show
that Milroy had 900 men. the 18th Conn
and 9Th Maryland were captured almost en-
tire We lost three full batteries of field
artillery all the -ei-e guns in the Star Fort
and main fort. 5000 muskets. 2So wagons.
&c of the 900 engaged 600 have reach
ed Maryland Heights, and probably 300 or
400 escaped To Hancock and Cumberland.
We learn that LOO more of NIilroys men
have arrived at Bloody Run. Pa
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GEN. FFENoNT's recent letter 70 secretary
Stanton. on Gen. Buffers claim 70 the rank
Of senior Maior-General, found It's way some
what to the author surprise, into the public
;oprnals or course the Secretary of War had
right 10 publish it if he saw tit: But SINCE
according TO military etiquette. the puhhca-
ton of such letter by ITS writer would De
an official impropriety, We take occasion TO
say (as We happen to know that Uen. ire
mont had no agency either IN bringing on
this controversy with Gen Butler, or IN ma K
ing public. We take occasion also to suS
sest that if the War Office were hereafter 70
he little less free in publishing the private
letters of generals. and little more Tree II
publishing the news of battles the peolie
would be equally well satistied.-N- }. m
6epcrdeuf
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MASON 4 HAMLlN
CA sIVET q X & n y -
WITH rrouITyc SMELL


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vrobavc secured for them by copyrl Sht INC 49,
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similar nature meofeons seraphlnes' ~, -
those best qualified TO Judge, and are the 9is ~ -
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PRICES
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ASA RHOADs' ESTATE
LEVI s.TOHBERsOy.s ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT. }VHE HoSoEABLE The

DfsrRIcT on CHTTTESbEx, -. | Probate Court, for
the District Of Chittenden.
To all persons interested in the estate Of Lew y
Tomberson. late Of Milton, in said District, de-
ceased. GREETING
Of July next for the settlement Of the admlnlstra-
ton account of the Executor OF the last VIII anf
Testament Of ssid deceased. and ordered that Puoc
notice thereof he given 10 all persons IN sara
estate nv publishing this order three weeks success
sively previous the day assigned, in the Burning
ton Frs, Press. printed in Burlington IN sara DIS
trict
THEREFORE,, YOU are hereby notified 10 appear at
the Probate Court roons in Burlington, on the day
assigned. then and there 20 contest the allowance
of -aid account. Il you cause
Given under ms hand, this lsth day Of June, n
u. l~sJ. -
w7Iwl \. {. DIXON, Register.
STATE OF VERMONT. }V'TE Honorable G.ds, Tie he
DISTRICT on CHTrENpEN, :. y Il frohatct ouItior
the District Of Chittenden.
To all persons interested in the estate OF As
GREETISs-
JFter,as. said Court hath assigned the 9Th day Of
july next for the settlement Of the administration
account Of the Administrator OF the estat"
II said decreased and ordered that pup
D.. notice thereof he given % all persons IN
terc-ted in said estate. by publishing TINS oruer
three weeks -IcceSSivclv previous to the CAV a.
signed In the Burlington Free Pres newspaper
printed in Burlington, in said District
Thsrefqrs. hereby notified To- appear AT mo
Probate Court room-, IN Burlington, On the day a.
signed then and there 70 contest the allowance o.
said account. II You see cause.
Given uad.T NY hand, this 10th day Of June a y
wssss T. Z. WALES Judge
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NEW YoRK, jane oath

4 rebl report states that all the contra
~. If .JeH. and 10. Davis plantations
S S.',i' carried off by the Yankees ALSO
t that the implement. Of hu-'@ndry have ''t"
destroyed. ,..,..r,ho9 3I
~. Gnv,rpment is determined to oher
IT, Of 300 to the two-years and nine
II men who will ro-enlIst for the war
nl mon are IN form special corps, the Govcrn-
Nno 80 IL. reimbursed. man for man. ioi
mem me: .soo lr,, The substitute fund under tn
draft. -, ,,, l;s,,,trh -avi
r,e intelligence from the lr3n' ''- Ill., fir
Inns nothing of interest Inc artll -.
;ng heard toward Aliie y'Stcr''"y wa '''' -
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-26

\ body oi cavalry belonging to Gen.
Couch'- command entered Frederick Nd
Yesterday j NJ, and drove the rebels out Of
the place. II is now believed that there are
DO rebels in Frederick county.
TIE trains LEFT this morning for iarTcr's
Ferry
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Any QUANTITY or REFERENCES

will he given to parties in this vicinity in whose
families this machine has done away all use oil tho
needle by hand
The following il an extract from description Of
the WHEELER l. WILSON SEWING
MACHINE in APPleton's " Dictionary OF Mech
snics -
Two and one-half yards Of thread is the average
required for yard Of sewing. There is no limit %
the number Of stitche5 that may be made in any
given time The driving wheel Is graduated ordln-
arfly 20 a. 20 make Eve stitches at each tread, %
Thai nom tx hundred 70 one thousand stitches per
minute are readily made.
The bearings aud friction surfaces are 90 light,
mi Ths rotery hook feed bobbin and other parts
az all subject 10 wear, made Of finely temPered
steel the ether part o. ,Hs 5atas Ais
Thousands are used by seanstresses, dressmsksrs,
tailOrs manufacturers Of skirts eloaks, manuns;'
clothing hats caps, corsets, ladies' gsiters unbrel-
las psrasol. silk and linen goods, with complies
success; sometimes from one hundred 20 two hun
bred are used in a single manuiaetory- Inc amour,
of sewing that an operator may accomplish depends
much upon the kind Of sewing and her experience :
one thousand stitches per minute are readily made
hes Of medium engtS Fiy dozen Of shirt col
Ia-s or az dozen Of shirt bosons are days WORK.
vi perform the work Of twenty BY hand on AZ
average one probably performs the work Of ten
The Wheeler a Wilson machine is applicable TO
every variety Of sewing or family wear from the
Nghtest mu.lins to the heaviest cloth lite mechan-
i-n the frut OF the hi ncst inventive genius con
hned with practical talent OF the first order. Its
priuepes have been elaborated with great care, and
Il involves all the essentials required in family
-.Wing machine. IL is simple and thorough In con-
-tructon elegant in model and finish facle in
! a-emsnt easy, rapid, and quiet in operation, and
reflects additional redit upon American mechanical
skill"
Also constantly On hand, Needles, Hoaes, Brad.
the
SEWING MACHINE AGENCY.
Fres FFsn s.iIatrs,
10. s coLLra. ST.. BunLIseIos.vr
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With the present number Of the FREE Pass,
,ss 3l,t Volume ends. We shall be pleased
p. have our patrons, whose subscription ends
with the volume, send Ms the pay IN advance
f.- rbc next volume: and to have any who
7ra now o'r'Hg, pay up.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-26

y
The Pctcr,hurgh, Va, E3Pr'Ss. spcakiinS
of the Union sunb1atS going up the OhieAa-
homiuv. SAYS Whether this L. to be- a bass
of operations for a new move ON kichm ',.
or merely fcint to reduce Gen lee great
army. now marching upon Washington we
are unable TO say.
The Tribunr'S Washington dispatch says
the Enquirer of Saturday mentions a, a ru'no OF
that Extra Billy Smith Just elected "9V- "i
IA was killed in the battle at W mcheS'er'
There !, no news of Importance that can
IN. publi,h,d from the front, hut there II 'u-
diti,nal evidence that no rebel force worth
sr,.ikins Of /, ON either SIDE OF the Bull Kun
Mountains.
Gen. Hooker was in town to-day
ADMIRAL Dahlgrcn will very shortly leave
for Port Royal.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-26

CINCINNATI, June -.
The Ga-efte's correspondent near Vicks-
burg 18th, says it was intended To open
with hot shot upon the city on the 10Th.
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ID cd

At Mobile. Alalams, the 2ith May, Miss susan
Cleveland. daughter Of the late George Cleveland
If NIiddlehmrN. VI.
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V7HE Fre.mcu = tho town Of Jericho who are 10
| favor of supporting the National Administration
the present crisis requested o. meet IN Caucus
at the Town Hall ou saturday evening, June p N,
az o'clock fr tIc purpose Of tlectins eight dele
gates % tho County Convention, July D, l-'i.
LYMAN sTIMSON,l IT,
HIRAM BOOTH. ,,
O. " SrAULplNG.N -
Jun. -17. dawitf
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vARNIsHEs.
nrxzENr COACH vARNISHE>;

BEvZENE FURNITURE, DO
BEyzEyE ErAMELED ToP, Do
BEYZEyE J4P4NS;
In all their Varieties
n.yrEyE VARSIsuES have been tried for two yea =
Is and are nov acknowledged TO be equal. while
many think them far better, than Nsrnishes mshe
with turpentine 81
have q good assortment Of the above goods, anl
,,tsntion 10 the manufacture Of vsrnishes, am en-
shed 10 make II an object in the vay OF prices, foi
h,.-s 10 rive me their trade All orders for good;
D-4mn,ly Slied Any information in regard prices
nav e. obtained by addressing
i"AS W C. HUNNEMAN, JR-,
Manufacturer Of varnishss.
-5t.a tf9 Milk Street, Boston.
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thousand acre. Of valuable land, which the cum
man aid was sufficient grounds for attachnehl, S.u
not marry as well as the young LADY Wliho9t ~.
tune Who had learned to discard al kinds OF oaltI
tus or soda save HerIick Aliens Gold Medal, "hch
ha, no equal on this or the other continent. 20,
ys young ladies and do Likewise ana DaiHe S
mot of the wholesale Grocers wholesale H. Hel0'
U2 Liberty Street, New York
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suit OF no engagement. Gen. Hooker re-
turns 10 Headquarters t0-ni-ht.
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EW ukk. JUN
The HeralTs Washington dispatch says
the President hos been engaged nearly all
dav in consultation with Gens. Hooker ana
Usllcck and the >ec'y Of War.
Gen. Lees force l. evidently IN line along
tbe valley Of Virginia. between Gordonsviiie
and the upper Potomac. ~,
4 distinguished officer has expressed the
o,,ipi,n that Gen. lee means to get the crops
III tbc'yallev and the adjacent country ana
obtsin as many horses and cattle as possible
h.r.rc our army may b. IN condition IN
autumn to again advance upon Richmond
Il is understood that sen Halleck went
ont this p. NJ. to visit the Army
The TYYncs dispatch says Admiral DAM
ION has been ordered by vote taken IN "a,
3;net meeting Of ; To 3 to take the command
rl,at is vacant by Admiral foote : Illness
G.n. NIilrov It i understood has been re-
I;oycd from his command.
Tie Tngcs Uprc'illc dispatch OF the -
s,vs to-day ten. Plcasanton having complet
II The work for which he was sent INTO I'M
';.;r;tv commenced to move his forces t
,n.rh,r field of operations. when portion
a.rS,nart', command smartins under the az
,,,,,,cl,,l defeat OF yesterday got "lthii
9S,,nge al lis guns and they tihe gun
and rebel,) both went OIL. Inc 'neih
s,.einc that they were cioeciy ""tcho
tcpt at a respectful distance.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-26

The Inquire. bias the following bulletin -
! dispatch received in tins city this morn
ing reports the rcbcl- advancing ON Cham
hrr.1lr- in force.
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HEADQUARTERS Army OF }
D.. ~

Gen. Pleasanton had the greatest cayalr,
fight on the Dist that has yet taken place.
Early Sunday morning he advanced on the
enemy at point beyond Middleburg sup
ported by Gen. Barnes division of infantry.
y fight ensued which was kept up all day,
Stuart being steadily driven with heavy loss
clear into Ashby's Gap, distance of -
miles.
Gen. Pica-ant,n capturca two guns-onc
a Blakcly, three caissons and blew up anoth-
er. He also took upwards Of 100 prisoners
including Lieut.. Colonel, Major and five
other officers. The enemy left their dead and
wounded on the field.
Gen. Pleasanton Describes 1t As a most dis
astrous day to the rebel cavalry. Our cav
airy behaved with the greatest intrcpidity,
and as usual did great execution with sabres.
Stuart has fortified Ashby's Gap and viii
probably hold it against our further advance
Considering the extensive nature Of the
fsnt, our los, Is light and will not exceed in
killed. wodude ami missing rs. Tw, rebel
col5nels are known t, have been killed. Col.
Vincent infantry brigade were actively en-
gagged and behaved with great courage
Gen. Buford', cavalry column operated on
the right and drove large force Of the enc
my before them and captured a number of
,.-;-...,.,- s,,.I.,.I;,... .-. I ....t I'LL.
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P1Avos.-8lr P j. Whipple of Westiord
advertise, in our columns TO furnish pianos
Of the best make for very low price.
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NEW loEK. june 81.
Gold quoted this morning at 1883.
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PLATED WARE.

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Eosrs H., 4 Brother-' Forks and Spoons Of variou,
,.,t patterns and standard quality, a; BriSssAips
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NV Yor1. June p

The Tunes Headquarters of the Army of
the Potomac dispatch says it Is put beyond "a
doubt that the cnemy's main infantry force
including the force of \. p. Hill is On the
immediate Western slope ofthe Blue Bi.-c
between Smoker Gap and Winchester
The Hc~olEs Washington dispatch s'y-
Gen. Hooker has ordered that nothing shall
be said hv correspondents IN front until tie
great battle comes of.
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NEW YoKK. june -

The Richmond Dispatch Of the 3uth.con-
firms the statement that it was Ewcll's corps
which advanced up tire Shenandoah valley,
CAPTURED Winchester and crossed into Mary
land. Ital-o contains dispatch from cen.
Lee dated CulperIcr 18th announcing the
capture of Nartin~bur- by Gcn. Rhode