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In Wexford, April q. IF lan- fever. NJ Ar'er.as
Allen, aged IS years
M Allen was born in Barre. Mass. in l7ai, and
removed 10 westford in 2l. Since that tins he
has identified himself with the interests Of the town
and shared in an uncommon degree the respect and
ou6dence q the community
He represented the town in the YEAR lisa and
$50 and slso lsiq and lisa. He vas man Of great
kindness II heart. good nsighbor and Of unhend-
IN. integrity. His los viii be deeply felt beyond
the circle Of his immediate relatives
IN 81 Marie, Wisconsin, April 81, 1868, Melinda
e. Walker. wife Of Sawyer Walker, late Of whiting.
Vermont, aged s. years.
Mother Harp was waiting
Among celestial lyres.
And angel -oioe. calling yen
To sweep its golden wires. T. c. Vt.
In Burlington. NAY 81. Ms Susanna Fav. aged
a2yesrs
In wrnstor. MAY lst. Rsriah Brorn.n. ag.d
: YEAR,
In Es,ex, On suniay, May Il, Colonel samusl
Page, in tn. nth yesr If he age
In Camp near Wolf Run shoals, Va April 18th,
II Typhoid Fever. John Ii. sutton, Company c
18th Regiment Vermont Volunteers, aged p yesrs.
The deceased was young nan q good habits and
governed ny religious principles ono much respect
81 and loved by those who knew him best-having
The confidence and esteem Of all his acquaintance
He loved his country and offered himself willing
saeraoe from sons, Of duts and patriotic motives
BE vas f4if.fvl 'oid'sr-a good citiren-sn sfiec-
tionate son and kind hrcther-snd died trusting IN
Christ whom, in camp life he had served his Lord
snd Master. He rests from his labor and his suffer
ing, sre ended. IIi- remains were brought % shsl
burn snd he sleeps with his fathers.
Nav the Lord bless his companions in arms-snd
comfort and susisin the family who deeply fee
his lcss. A.
shslhurn. NAV ath. 1855.
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4 special despatch from Sew York ray-
we have news from Hooker army to Tues
day morning. There w'- hii,k engage
ment on the right ON Mjnl.'y and = desIcr-
ate battle with Sedgwick tIuuI on the left
with a frightful slaughter Of the enemy.
The rebels were strongly reinforced aud
the heights Of Fredericksburg were rcIo-sc-s-
cd by the enemy. our messengers from
Hcoker's army, bring detail, OF the move
ments on the Rappahannock down to Monday
night. a. relates 10 the main army, and to
tuesday morning in relation % the lctach-
mcnt under Scdgwick.
The withdrawal ct l!Doker's advanced
columns beyond Chanccllor,illc on Satur,la Y
evening and the protracted and terrific fight
ing on Sunday had left our line Of tattle "
lag ola the edge Of the woods three quarters
Of a mile north Of Charlottesville crossing on
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THURSDAY MORNING. 10 ID A. NJ.


NV YoES May :.
An sztr, nm 'bi= mornings HrroH and
Word =lvs We learn by special messenger
that orr w.r=t f,ar- n result of Hooler'~
effort arc more than confirmed
a great battle was fought on TUESDAY anil
Gen Hooker with ms army was driven lack
arros, The Barrahaun5ek Gsn. Ice was
heavily reinforced and the Hattie exceeded
m slaughter those of tho previous day
Nothing has yet been heard from ten
Stoucmau u seems impossible TO doubt
TINT We and the greater part Of his force viii
Lc captured Tho hard rain storm will
swell Pho Barrahsuuock and protect Hooker
from am advance of Gcu lee.
IN, Hro'f, letter dated uuitcl state
Ford. 'hc 9Th. says yesterday morning trains
were 40 ordered hack 90 camp. and by dark
an the wagons. extra cii-s'nr. pack mules
&c.. were ar Falmouth
Wounded have been removed TO Washing
tom leaving nothing ON other side but infan
try and artillery.
Rain fell in torrcnt-. sweeping away bridge
and threatening ponto.n- River rose rapid
lv. anil onc rontoon bridge was taken to
lcu-thcn the other Pine bough, were spread
upon rautoons Co prevent noise, and at mid
might troops commenced falling hack. First
Corps Crossed and are now nearly over.
The Third Is IN Entertainments TO
cover retreat + hoped army will reach tins
side before rebels discover retreat but cnuno-
nsdinc has commenced quite fcrcoly at the
front and desperate battle IS not improbable
Roads horrible our sick lying in them but
subulauces arc coming NJ to remove them.
W G-bting yesterday Of any consequence.
Enemy evidently masscd his army on
our right with probable view Of crossing
above and attacking us on flank and rear but
high water will Illustrate that movement.
Three rontoon trains are down near Hamil-
ton and feared rebels have demonstration
across the river below Frcicricksburgh. \
great number Of wounded fallen into the
hand. of the enemy. Our dead on the hat
tie field Of Sunday are still uuburied, and
tho vouudci undoubtedly dying in great
numbers
Hooker De- much depressed Last night be
held consultation with his Generals in
1t which was urged a longer stay would
prove unsafe for the army.
Ram is falling heavily and the river -
rising rapidly.
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short duration. The enemy admit there loss
;, I've frightfull
The HcraH says We have accounts n late
as Monday night from which it would ap
pear that the fight was renewed that day
near Chancclloryillc 1t was thought that
lee had hccn reinforced from Richmond
which wnull throw doubt on the cutting oiT
If Communication hv Gen StoncmJn. about
whose no+ericnts nothing -"rr positive l.
known exec! hat he Ina, got in rear ci
FredUick-Har and was attempting o. cut
the railroads
\ correspondent of the Herqd saws zen.
Iylcl = brigade went into the fight ON Mon
day with 100 men. and had only eco left
at the end ol the action
The Tri5gpe'' correspondent with General
Hooker army writing Monday morning
sayE The guns are already laundering on
our left. II Is believed the day will prove
most disastrous 70 the rebels over 6no0 Teb-
81 prisoners have been brought in They
report jackson Is command of the rebel ar
my and that reinforccments have been sent
them from North Carolina
Another e,rfcsponlcnt with Scdgevick's
dIyl-ion, says The LATHE opened again on
Monday at daylight. aud Is still going on. ON
the hlll- az tic extreme left Gibbons d.
vision returned a. Falmouth last night and
Hall brigade h1- CONC oycf The cracking
of muskctry can De- heard. and rifle pits are
rvcn being dug uu "ur eide # the river @,
protect the bridge
FRrprW,KsBrro, Nay4, loA.N S-lee-
wick has moved pu towards Hooker Glib
hon'- division is left 20 guard the heights
II has been attacked hv the enemy IN larSc
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pawn SToRY 5D.s ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. }1'HE HoSoRABLE Pro
DJsrRICr of CHITTENDEN IS Il bate Court. for the
District of Chittcnden.
To the heirs 1nd all persons interested m the ?
ate Of David Story Sd late Of Underhl in said Dls-
trict deceased.
Irbsrers application hath been made 10 this Court
in writing. rs tho Administrator Of the Estate oi
David story 2f late Of Underhill in said District,
deceased praying FOR license and authority 20 sell
the real estate Of said deceased including the rever
sipn Of the widows dover therein, for the payment
u debts and charges II admin traitor, and setting
forth therein the amount uf debts due from the sal
deceased the charges 81 administration, the amount
Of personal estate, and the situation Of the Fe't
estate.
Hisrsuron the said Court appointed and a,siSncI
the 2qrh dav If Nav A. II. l-h9 A. the frohate
Court rooms IN said District 20 hear and decide upon
said application and petition. and ordered pueliS
notice thereof 70 nc given 20 all perssns intereste
therein Nv publishing said order, together WITH IN
time and place 0f hearing. three weeks sucCssslte
in the Burlington TrSs Prrts newspaper Wh!c'
circulates in the ne=hh0rhood Of those persons m
tereste IN said estate all which publications snsl
- previou 60 theIsy assigned for hearing
Tsers-arr Won are hereby notified % appear peiof~
aid Court AZ the and place assigned then am
there IN said Court give bonds. a the law an
for the PAYMENT 0f tho debts, ami charges ~ a
mi nistraton and make v0ur objections 20 the gram
ing such license II Won see cause
Given under my hand. At tho Probate Court room
nv ~, ,,,' '''' ''' \. c. DIXON. Register
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News Of the Week,
BY Telegraph.
NV YORE NAV 4


The Times correspondent datin. in the
field near Chanccllorville at IOP.M Nav
let states that the End army corps took a
position the night previous on the left and
the Sd corps reached the front about noon
The position then occupied Is thus described.
! We hold the Gorlcnsville road securely and
the county road leading to the Spotsylvania
Court House and another road four miles in
the rear Of that
The enemy's flank is thus dangerously ex-
posed and if they fight it must be in the open
field.
\ despatch captured yesterday from Lee
to an engineer officer dated April 29th says
Lee was much surprised at this movement,
had not anticipated it and wac not prepared
10 give Instructions
About noon, a movement was made o en-
deavor to bring out the enemy and compel
him to develope HI. strength Cur men en-
tered the field with much enthusiasm Only
one regiment Of cavalry first charged the
rebel infantry, the latter driving ours back
repeatedly, when q small force of infantry
supported by our cavalry cleared the
rebels
Ont division under sykes and a rebel di-
vision under Anderson, then became on
gagged our troops driving the rebels from two
ridges parallel with the Rappahennock. gain
ing a mile ana 50 prisoners. when Hooker
ordered them 10 retire, not wishing to bring
on general engagement The rebels mis-
took our retiring for check and followed
rapidly.
On top Of the first nlse the rebels halted
moment, gave yel and came down in
double quick but were met by sykes dlyi-
sion who poured in : terrible ERE at very
shcrtrance The contest lasted three quarters
Of an hour and extended to the cross roads
where twenty two gun .hellel the roads ef
fectuslly and the rebels retired
Durin. the afternoon the rebels made Sc
ycral attempt- on oar lire hut werr rcpuls- (
ed. st $50 7. NJ they made desrer-
ate charge to capture our battery com
mandin. the fank road 10 Fredericks-
burg but were Handsomely rcpul--
cd with grape and canister During
the night both our and the rebel frce built
oarthwr1ks and abattis, and hattie on sat .
urlsy it was thought would hc opened by
the rebels
Tire THINE has Just issued an extra 81.
". stating that our army has been advanced
that the left wing i behind fredericksburg,
the fr-t line Of rcdoubts haa hcen carried
aud oul troops arc advancing on the second.
The rehcls are concentrating on our right
wing at Chancellorville where heavy firing
la, been heard Indicating that the rebels
have bec1 forced into a fight on the ground
selected by Fighting Joe Hooker.
Other accounts state that We have cap
tured - relel cannon and DESTROYED large
amount Of stores, also that the 9th y Y.
cavalry had been badly cut Up with the los
If the Colonel
The Herald says the battle began at : 4
NJ Saturday both on the right and left
winre. The commanding on the left wing
was very heavy, Gen. Sedgwick was cngag-
ed on the fats which Gen franklin occupied
on the former attack
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DNNINN. NAY ID.
The letter Of the JournoI says ON sun
day night Hooker was cntrcnchcd in posi-
tion where he could not he hankcl 10 stop
the advance of Hooker. lee was obliged o.
withdraw nearly his troops lromFredcricks-
burg Scdgwick who had crossed below theUitv,
seizinG upon thc opportunity moved thro' the
town charged up the heights drove the rebel
from the stone wall at the haze Of the hill.
from the rife pits and batteries on the crest
of the first ridge and captured two whole IT,
giments and one company Of tho Washington
artillery with eight guns.
Meanwhile Griffin Is brigad. of Couch D.
corps, came down from Chancelloryillc took
the Fredericksburg rebels in the rear and oc-
cupicd the batteries ON tho ssr1nd range of
hills
Scdgwick advanced four mile towards
Chancellorville, Sunday afternoon. and Join
"a the main army, which l- now I'm position
10 60 ON with the work 80 ansriciouslv bee
gun.
Fredericksburg j. ours Lee has been
foiled IN his efforts % flank Hooker lie
must fight again upon the same ground or
retreat
Nothn. reliable ls- been heard from
Stoncman II has been a brilliant movement,
a hard fought engagement not decisive but
highly favorable % Hooker. lie las got
over the first great difficulty
But few New England troop, vcrr en-
caccl Our loss c,n,ilcrin. the stubborn
ne-- of the fighting il said 20 hs mot heavy.
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NEW YoRk, Nav {

The TrbpHe' correspondent writinGIfues-
day morning from Falmouth says the enemy
have rcgained fredericksburg but cannot
hold it, our army being in their flank rear.
The rebels arc thought 70 have rontoons
and precautions were taken to prevent a rad
across the river.
Col Hall recrosscd ruesday morning tax
ing up both bridges
Tho rc-s from The extreme right IS salts
factory Gen. Ileintzclman If said To he at
hand with rcinforcemcnts from Washington.
The hospitals were al moved from Frcder-
icksburg to this side the river yesterday.
4 Washington correspondent says nobody
there knows anything except that Gen.
Hooker has taken from six to fifteen thou
sand prisoners. We havc got the best of the
rebels hut are not vet ont Of the woods.
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.RrE,I.s ALIENS Estate.

sIATh or yERMGST Ss all PsI r. n. ' T.
tate n Arfemss Allen late ul Ncstiord IN sald
District. deceased. GREErtSe-
At Probate Court holden at Burlington, within
and frr the District of Chiitendeu. on the 2d dav
Of Nav g. n I-6l an Instrument purportinS
?" hc the s.' VIII and Testament Of Artemas Allen
late of Westfrrd in said District, deceased, wa
presented 90 tho Court aforesaid, for Probate.
And Il is or,Iere.l BY said Court that the ri dsv
% June. \. 3D. i-63 at the Probate Court Rooms
in said Burlington he assigned for PROVING sad IN
s,rumrut anil that notice thereof nc gwen 20 al
persons concerned. hv publishing this order ihT'H
weeks excessively ln the burlington Pre- FFT'-'
newspaper printed a. said Burlington. prrTl'n' y
the time appointed.
Therefore You are hereby notified 10 appear h'
fore said Court the time and place auresaid, ann
contest tho probate Il said Will. II YOU have cam
Given under my hand NJ Burlington m sald Us
trict this ~ day of NAV. A. y. l-,3
WINS A {. DlN'N- REGISTER
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NEw YORK. Nav >

NEW YoRs, May ,
The I,Does special from Army Of the Poto-
mae says there was terrible fighting on Sa-
tlrdav and SUNDAY at Chancell1rsvi &c
neral result in our favor and the prospect on
SUNDAY evening was that further hostilities
would end in full triumph of our arms.
On Saturday morning the lower crossing
vrse abandoned in accordance with the gener-
al ,lan and our forces were moved up nearer
the oity. During the P. NJ. it became evident
that the rebels were abandoning the Heights
hack Of the city but diminishing still CONT
nuod between pickets, which became
quite severe a. our forces advanced to
take possession of the Richmond road.
movement which was successfully accom-
plished.
After three days skirmishin= on both sides,
the rebels on Saturday afternoon end even
ing, attacked our right flank, jackson with
his whole corp Of 10000 men throwing
himself impetuously on ten Towards 18th
Corps. but the movement was only partially
successful. and reinforcemen,s being prompt
" sent by Hooker, tho rehels were hand>om-
" checked Howard'- cnrI~ consisted Of
Schurrs. Steinwehr's and DcyincS' divisions.
This corrs disgraoefully abandoned their
position behind their hrcsstwork AMI rushed
ranic stricken towards headquarters. Our
right was thus completely turned, and the
+ rebels in fair way Of doubling Us up. Hook
CT was Immediately on saddle, and turning
10 the commander Of his own old corT~, Gen.
Berry. shouted General. throw your men
into the breach receive the cnom- On your
bavuncts. Don't fiIe a shot. They can't sec
YOU" They did 50 ; and the enemy were
checked and retired TO the hrcastwork- just
abandoned bY Howard's cvrI~. They took
from the cowardly Dutchmcn II pieces Of
cannon. What made thi, retreat most dis
astrous. was the fact that Sicklcs by branch
ruad pierced the cnciny's centre. penetrated
for mile, cut them in two, aud secured the
key to victory, when the turning Of Howard
position obliged him tn retreat. bringing of
400 rebel prisoners.
Batteric. were Immediately opened on tn,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-08

Great excitement existed ut Dayton yes
tcrdav in regard to the arrest Of Nallandig-
ham on Monday 10y the military authorities.
At dark crowd of five OF six hundred peo-
rlc proceeded TO the Journal office, took pos
scs-ion Of IT, completely cutting the build
ing. st n on FIRE and burned II To the
ground The fire spread to the next build
Ings and an the property from tia 1uth end
Of the Phillips Hourc 10 the mldulc OF the
luarc was destroyed,
All the telegraph line, in the city were
cut down. Vt ten O'Clock Federal troops
from Cincinnati and Columbus succeeded in
putin. down the rioters and at $50 quiet
va. restored
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ALFRED CARPENTERS Estate.

w Z THE 81 BS( RlBEES. having been appoint
w eti nv Tho Honorable Probate Court for the
District " Chitteuden, Commissioners 70 receive,
examine and adjust the claims and demands Of all
persons a.ain4t The estate Of Alfred Carpenter
late Of Milton m said District. deceased, repre-
sented insplvent. and also all claims amt demands
exhibited in of-sf thereto sud six months from the
dav Of the date hereof hine allowed by raid Court
far that purpose do therefore hereby give notice
that We viii attend 90 tho business Of our appoint
ment at the dwelling ~ Hannah Carpenter in MI
ton in said District. the 3lst day OF August
next at Iu O'Clock. A. ", on each Of said caN--
Dated this 10Th lay n April A u. lS,3.
JONAH SUSAN,
H. L. HONIE. tComr'.
vri-w- WM {. PHELPS
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reach a,rsrfIV he Affected parts and eve almost ~
slant relief In BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA. and CArAREE
they arc beneficial The good effects resulting from
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and SINGERS should usc the Trochcs. Military on
GERS and Soldiers who over-tax their voice and are
exposed to sudden changes, should use them. SOLD
everywhere p, 25 cents per box.
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FANNY CLtRK's ESTATE.

STATE OF vEFNoST. ITO an psr,on M. IN ~,
tate n Fanny clark lste.of South.Hero. deceased.
GREETING
Ata Probate Court holden At North nero Tithin
NAV T. I-ss. an instrument. purportln5 70 ~ 'n,
Issf VII and Testament Of Fanny Clark late Of
South Hero aid district deceased was pfc,,en--
named. flr Probate -, =,
n +, or,iaret nv said Court, that the sd day 81
-,.5 r- 1,r,,.r- s7I instrument, and that notes
- l-iven ~ an person. concerned, by publshlhS
This order three week. suCce-sivclv m th- blrun-
ton Free Pres. a newspaper printer az buillH=''h
r-viori- 20 Tho time appointed
T.,r,fa-e YOU are hereby notified 70 appeaI al tns
time AMI place appointed AZ one o'clock p y: sn'l
contest the Probate ~ the said Instrument u YOU
Given under ms hand at North Hero this l'' a''
A 20, ~ A. AUGUSTUS KNIGHT. Judge
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coming the rebel column. There Berry with
the men who have faced the foe score Of
times meet him once more.
The Philadelphia BHiitm says Washing
ton Plpers announce great victory at Fred
erickshurG. The heights beyond Frc,lc1ick>-
burg are stprmcd. Gums and over 2OOo
prisoners are cirtar.l II il al,l reported
that Gordon>villc-is captured
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NEW York. MAY &

The Washington R'Pu5bcor Of Tuesday
evening. say, Hooker ON Monday succeeded
IN accomplishing several important move
mcut-. one Of which forced Ices whole army
back more than two miles, inhicting upon
the rebels great loss m killed and wounded
and captured Several charges were Led by
Hooker in pcraon.
The slaughter Of tho enemy near Banks
Ford was perfectly terrible It was one Of
tho most dazzling charges yet made
The enemy raked our bridges at Frcder
rex burr causing great loss Of life
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LEyrrEL BLACkMAN's ESTATE.

STATE or VERMONT }Tar Honorable the
DISTRICT oF CHrrrENnEN, se.D u tEotalee oulli'
the District Il Chittenden-
To an persons Interested in the estate 81 Lemusi
Rlackman late of Jerichoin said District, deceased
GREETING
Bhe-srs said Court hath assigned the 18Th day or
Nav next for the settlement Of the nistTstloh
account of the Executor II theast VIII and lesta-
tnent az said deceased, and ordered that pup
lie notice thereof he gwen 20 all persons IN
terested I'm said estate, by publishing tins order
three weeks successfully previous % the daN a.
signed in the Burlington Free Press printed m
Burlington, IN said District
Tte-Sfars v1u are hereby notified 10 appear at the
Probate Court rooms IN Burlington, on the day as
5i--ned thrn and there TO contest the allowance Il
ard account n You see cause.
Given under my hand this 18th day-of April Al
wi+vr A.C. DIXON. Register.