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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-02
THE BANKS EXPEDITION

The news f the safe arrival Of General
Banks ard Si4f with . portion Of his sroolS
at New Orleans, on the IAN inst. Ani his
assumption Of tie c5mmsni pr=v.ous-! u
der M-joT Gen Butler, put 70 r.; all
ehauce fr guess work a. - - NAN object
Of the e1psiiti5n. Texas i aiisd 10 the
fed Of the former Command. The great
object IL view i T. break down lho-ol-hly
the rsb=Ili5us spirit yss remaining ia Lluis-
iara an . T-14.. and to shu; the iolr IF the
entire S.uth Western frontier Of TIE Uulln,
which has thus far been almos; wide oltn
t5r the admission Of any supplies 10 ihe Teb-
e. armi.s iron English ports. M-r=5y-s, #
the Emperor Of France i plotting &c annoy
Z. By the way Of Mckee. mi e rely l.
s.riks bands with the rebel leaders. z e1n-
di,i1ns favorable % the lsi4blisln-nt Of
French authority u the western part 4 .hs
Gut Of Mckee. be will SEE ;ha; tie Un-tsd
State Government: Intends 70 te ready for
him-.tat busy Is II Is with tie gr7.i %
era:i5us Tear the National Capital, j: doe:
n, iuiesd thls -ay Fl-. Of IL grs-; empire
snail l4pss ir5m IL c1n.F5l 5Y reason q; l.;
owr lex Of oversight.
Ns do DO. believe aay ADLER c4,=r ihan
M4j3r General Banks could have o@n select
81 Tor 50 important trust HIS lT5e,4na'
ton warns .ll within his Command. shat
,h5se have nothing - t=sr who III hearth!
loyal b; tia, au tie Ei-hts q 'hs g9v
srum=ni viii b uua.nehinEly u2i-t-insd
and Gen. Banks has always been msD IF l
word. Il tie rebels. 3Fen aud secret. II
deri4zs TO play tricks upon him. they WI
soi that tie "I,-1 Mn has = trslead5u
grip in Lis fingers. Ihe- wil d. Fai. g
pres--ye their 5wn bones ulhs-ken : q
honest and loyal cl1Tse.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-02

FrS.sr,,- The s-a-e.s. scheme Of Nj Chase
,Ei-r ,-7e-t,vt.vs n e,nr=ts with = INN
s;,l scheme NV under consideration q ,Le
Committee = Wavs Meas. IL ilIr-1-
p,--i bv Nj. C-sss. = en- 5iv.n- lis views,
r-5Yiiss t1ra ian r $9-o.ooo ,0o0. 70 Be
b5rr5wei q. yates 4 in,s-es, T.; to lx,==l
the hisLss: rl;as approves b previous ACES
Of Congress. Hs t.l al-5 ps5vl1ss f.. III
izs-e q fr.e.i.ol. notes ar5 the Ss,s 5-uk-
i1s s.beas noticed il Lis annual 1=El.iis r.
5uczi T. G 6a.:e fam -li inc1-E -Il--l IN
his Bill
Tie tl-. which in1 COMMITTEE % " --=
ii Mems i4'7 1=-n E---=,.-aE. aa- T-i--
II Is supposed ICY VII ia;---1'7 T-e1 .--
Eres- -r' aziin assembled d-as a3. -a-----
tie banking s--s-s. l. 2-;-7i-77- Z lean
Of S5oo,e-Q,y.5. i'' w-it1 --1F3a %
registered t-u-- s-e 6. b -ss---. ---s---
iais-es; e IL r4.s u * r c--'- ~
-nauu. payable seI,--unu-iiy m c5i1-
L i-E:5lE auill-i-=s lie >-cE---ry = 7-'-
15~ tire L1n-r-3 DI-ious Il -1--4r'. snl
70 .sz1z ;L--=.- t51is u treasury n9,--, in
suea l-m Is l. Ray deem .zFel.--'--
Ali the e1@nit.se's til =;il further E7s-
y.ies. in order 10 enable tie SecEe---y o. t1-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-02

The dOesn SEEN 10 dly 10 Be nueh pFospee;
VI slsisains this SIn;-r. Bus We have ioand
ore nan in iuii faith and making al pre-
pAraiiyns therefor. at his can age factory On
King S, c. B Gar. Sloppias IN tie other
day We So sl=ists-sing and douala.eatter
and TON all stages Of Manufacture, aud
4 store-rocto containing a ,z-n or mole a !
finished and ready for sale. We opine the
shox will not continue long. however. that
j. Il We % have saoS-for Dung the day %
two OF .lei Thing there Was littls while ago.
every piece Of finished ark was taken If his
hands. NJ. Gray ,.li Us eai it Will hap
pm again with the ueIi snow, t1T the quar-
ty Of tie woTk ssnl IRON GaAr's FAe'1ry =
vel known IN this region-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-02
PAPER MAKERS

c-,s profess Z ] anti uslilz z-zszzs All
"a ---i -sity ,o..ecii1 ars a. 1isc-1-t- Ei-s
,fA--e- a.s s--s-s-1ei then al. b. lbs dis Fsr-
Is c-l-1 a1t b. tie paper makers In a--1-:
svc-y .c~a s.-- rsr1 ID s-1s b. t-s a--- ----i1
lire haFa t-e- --Fzi.t-. All IT, may rls-a-,=s.
ne 7--t-s'1-s -f p-i9 lsTe s-t,e- 3 ,a--ss.T
-i-l boy E--- = az p F-l oe 10 sai- o. -1-
--- So; -l'ss
Al 1--- % t-l va-s- --ass=s Ht-- .-ess All,
= res are 5-5-- poured -1- fs,1 =ll---- bales.
is .-- . .Le --;e-lsi--zsl-s FL. TIE tines I--
% dad. -.-.iss - city &C SEES r. qsr--E So
---. r.I % = r-l, ---s tz--- Nsr ] --E
A.----- =.i- eTe-s l-se -e--- b. al ---t- 90
-..r.r-H . .ls @ zs q Eeau. makes i.s appear
are. NeEt PsralPs, -rsat cz--- q P--.---
hsc --s-s cie1=s fl-t-. --.- g.. ne z---l g Big
cry 1-1 -t--- i.s-- Here a-l c--Fle'- Sizes %
he Sa~ F--s Observer -s.--e S---e bard Hzs
erected g. -1A.- ~-ick "a tie rl. IS AL
uzi tie -1ar part. Again &C. = u years
A-e .-lvsi CO.. sight BE- q -iz-ts a. t-s s-----.
/ Cd E.1.-s T. -Fa-i-- ---1.1s CO; a. t-- i1- s
cal. g l---- To- ta- i-l- GAG sac .-is- --it---
! sad b. .l--.s-s1 --s- L-- SAL Icy --=-
--sa. soaps g Flpe-s --s tine "a --,-s 81:
E-.l e15-- ara -.--c SO al . ------ e
Z e. 1s abe P.-.-il. l-s re s--- e-.- ass b.
| A-z t-lr- Is --- " Alssa---aet-s SEQ --- t-s
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.-..-. . --- pass Gle --.e- sc GO i---. r---
5--l-s -: 7--r-.--s a-- revealed as --t s-----i-
go ------r .-..7 b.
'.-- -.---- i
$500 ---.- ----
5-.i..-- -- --.. -.
--4 ta- z. ~-------Es 8 SIZE ---
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-- ,-..- --..- ~ 81 FL.
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800 -.-.--.--- =. ,-. .-s--
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H.4-. ---1. - L.--.s- --s.z --.-
--- s-..s--..-r Yes .t is 81 lad O. 's- che
. --- 80 -.-- dissolve s-el ll----s 60 ga.
.---. 81. gave -. --1 .s1L ---as--. 81. .-= ...-
s. -s.. .r-s-.
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-02

AN=v us..--- .s.s- O.. ;l= -l-- =-a5ss
sa4tJ.ige Pe--s-y. v-- arrived with 0ea-
Banks. la,sa5s o. eEcu O. C-1s- n i--' -l'y
IL q t.E days, Is -.a Is Be -l- 7'la >
s--ah-z building
I. r-l1-'-i .--- she 1-s- -sa-= ..4si %
t--s th-s ;rtu-l, VIII b ,---.a ---.-as
tr,ust, -z-irs. Ger. B-t-7 y .'s---s Of
Nv Os,5-ns, 20 IS; RI Legality -. -.s --.E-
ur-s OF Is5Esr,y. Thee isa-- vii .zr.'s
c5zs 5zsa BE in;sIe..a-l =--t .az.=;y - "a
Be manifested in regard . The decisions
There axe Iun-.s aa-at in regard O. the
General vh.,a Is Would premature Q. men
TN At this stage Li=lt. Col. B--Fa u tbs
Ssh y. las resigned Con- F4r-agai rl.a
bis f.. has gone W ;ls river 20 -sigss
Port Hudson.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-02
r...sAN1r,RN COMMISSION.

NV Il uail-y, -7~,.ai assn, It tl= 7 :.
Sauia7s Cou4.-..,n, .ura.,a=s is: & gle
several sums o.. money rsc=iv-i y hia tT
The sex and wlan5el soldiers u .le AMY.
amounting il all % Sss5 H. he says
Tais a-ez.y -li,z - ai7s-..ssl FL. close ;zis
z-u-.. ~iI b .Ess1l-i O. az ----. --5l- sT-
Ing ample .i=e or a.. . --atris--e-
0aiy tue-iy-,i--; (; T-s have resp ---ei o. Rails
,.--..I ell. ~ casa ---:ri51,i5-s- j. ,-s 81 -=-
aai-i-- t-E-s appealed O.. A-i al i-e r-- -i--s
societies wll-l have --- rep l-1s1. s-1--4 CO.
t-i5z.e Pr --;i- latl-y g. t-ei- ~es-;- A. 81
IAti-- with those tlzt have rss- ---1- t-e as-te-
ats 1. --ss Qualifications -. excel : .-.-
Let srrs t---. tl---s- i-s ---.e-es % -st-
use. raise sen a. as t-- cF--F --9 -----t- a.
hati;s--s. al ss-l hzI ;-e GO --- O. --a Gen.
--issi g. 49, apply -1t ~ rae r----a-- CO ~
tsria.s whose F-l-4 =ill be doubled Be- zee -s-is
&C car SCI -l-i-s. Lee ;-.s- va -ATe re a----
-.ss GO s.l-s c--,-i -i- --i-i apples. o---.-s
-ls..c uI--s. tlL-s----T sT--r- s-c--- bad
-.---.-- -1l-s. Blankets. 4 81 h----7e- .---
,----l -1.. 90 -.. zs1s lss-z- t-l- .--- b ia
----.-s p r-.s ss--. Ell-z -s-- ---- % .--
s1- e., $4,000. Sew Hampshire : ,, al Maze
SEEDS ft---z-'y E--C t--- I'D -a-se -l=-s ID.
.--- les -=- -----. l--- 90 az aT--a5s 50 casa.
= 500 -r---- he----- is q o--l-l a-g
state O. Gle C-- -- .ry-l-s- Ea--------. l-------
iiy a.- y . : 49,, ,-----.--.-
VS. aA1-zr. -5e-l- ss---
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-02

We learn that Geo. II. BigelOw Quarter
master Sergeant Of the 18th iesineni.Las re
csived commission as Lieutenant, and has
been appointed acting Qulrsernaster Of the
regimen, in place Of QuartsrnzsseI Brown
sen who has been appointed Brigade QGar
tsrmaster. Laeut BigslOw viii DOUBTLESS re-
eesve the permanent apPsinu at.
We understand that large shore Of the
labO1 sndrespOnsibilI.y OF the QaArtermasitr' "a
Department OF the l2rh hashsretofore fallen
on him. and We are sure that with his expzr-
ienes and well known ensry he will make .
capable and acceptable quarternistsr-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-02

vicinity Of Staf I'd, c. u, and that after
being repukei be had drawn a PORTION cf
Gea. Sigel's free into an aubuscads ass
captured large number Of prisoners. No
cfieial inf1rn 4tio1 has been received.
lie Iir.es de.pstch sys that Stewart
crys-,l to the AeKsrdIia pike and drove the
D e els in 70 Fairfax c. II. when Gso-
Sioush ton opened FIRE upon hin with two
companies Of the 18Th Vermont eooeea-ed
in $ piece Of woods. TIE reb4.s then re
treassi and were fastened N their movement
BY aaoih=c Vollsy If nlsEstry and .eI
shells thrown from battery planted there
for the purpose. None % the Uai9a s1ldfers
we're killed. The loss Of the rebels i nos
known b.: 1t i slpP1ssi TIA; s=vs'al we're
killed.
The Lst hard II Swat. was 81 y o'clock
Sunday nigh. when be passed through VI
euna. eiossly pursued y Col Wyndhans
cavalry.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-02

IHz Sc-NriTc AEE-Ic,N.-Ne draw a.
s--,i-- 70 the -1lu-l -lrss.isenea. ,f NrsS
& c. publishers Il tie Scientific Anss.clc.
We lave -i.en Aai season 20 sle4k e tie
u-ri, q 'a.s v-rk, shich stands quite alsrs
il lis ohArlc-er among tie i5urn-ls o. tie
day. Tie publisher. Ike others, have had
TO raise saeir price ~: nevertheless 'he
work, considering tie amour; Of Information
it contains. AMI the beauty AMI elsarnsss Of
is original Illustrations. : casap a: the
pic.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-02
HrADorAz1zzs sen Coar,. I


party Of rsbsl cavalry 25oo s'roog with
III piee OF artillery, under Command Of
Fltzhugh Lee, attacked our forces undsr
command Of Col. Canby st Dumiries yestsr-
day P. NJ AIR brisk fghi Of s0ne three
b. US the enemy was repGlsed and Fetreatea
towards Wasrent5n Junction. cur cavalry IN
pursuit. Our Us vas killed and wound
Cd. The enemy's l1ss Is nos asceEtAinej--
We have sone prisoners
A body Of cavalry was sent from tbs point
to interrupt them buithey were unsuccessful.
It Is supposed they encountered portion Of
Gen. Sloeun's command a. Wolieion Saoas
as csnnonsiing was heard IN that diressiou
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-02

The Legislature net today. L {. Mar
vin, radical em4reipaii0nis; was elected
speaker Of the House By - majority. J. B.
Past, ene1eiplticlis: vas elected Secretary
q STATE
Mr.. Richardson in the Ssnase, in;rOdaced
ar.s5laiiou declaring that al emancipation
ISIS are favorable 70 compensated enaneipa-
ton as enuaeiated b. tie President, which
vas adopied unanimously.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-02

FsiE LycIrz-s.-At a melting Of ;hs e.;i-
t=a. Z Burlington, he'd IL ina C5a-, Room,
las. Mon a. eye- lie szFelien-y Of making
provision fo- seri=s Of fs-e lec;ures,to bs de-
livssel during Tie pIos.n. winter, E-s DIS
cuss=d az some length. Il was the general
opinion tia. Lectures prepared By suntry
citizsns o! tie place. would BE deemed o. sui
feisat interest 70 the people generally. to
warr4n, those interested 70 present such a
c,urss . the public 1; was held 20 Be
uaioub;ei tia: the god sense Of the CON-
muniiy would prefer an efIr; Of the kind
e5ntsmpla.ed, - purchasing from isiueran,
lecturers. display Of ;hsir b.i!lian; intel
leetual gymnastics, which srs ~ the most;
part more entert.inIrg than instructive.
4 Comnit.ss, consisting q M5ssrs. Al
ans, Role and French. was appointed By tie
Chairman IF the meeting, Mr. I. Z. Wales,
to take into Consideration tie plan POP sci.
ami - Iepo.. 10 IL aij1asaed meeting The
Committee were also instructed 70 report, i;
in their judgment advisable, Constitution
for al association whose objsc. shah Be zen
eral educational Improvement. Ike meeting
Adjourned 70 met again 10 tie Town
Hal, Oh Tuesday evening Of ns1i week.
We cannot forbear expressing the hope
that large eOnc'ufss Of citizens viii be
present TO receive AM act upon the ,epor, Of
the eonnilte-. A movement has ben begun
which if properly carried forward ray do
much for those whose hours Of recreation, If
not spent il the lee ure room, OF in such in
isllseiGAl pursuits Is literary ASSOCIATIONS are
calculated TO encourage. viii unavoi1Ably be
wasted in frivolous, MT to SOY positively
vicious. .agszmens.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-02
H2DsUAzrEEs, - LoUIs, I
D.. -

- M On Ia eai
TIE Army Of tie Frontier raler Gems
Bun. AMI Heron moved over tie Boston
Mountains % Sturdy and -dsancei With
cut battling 20 Van Barsn, They drove tie
enemy across the Arkansas riysT, killing AID
a 5una.n. f=v and ,5.k .ares steamboats,,
s5m- camp e4gIp4ge .ui 100 pr-s1nsss-
TIE ua-ch Of IS nils wiki arms -l1 ser-
wee over the mountains AMI through the
-sep aud Of tie valley VS. g nos; gallant
and .-5a5as 4Flir :. 2. Curtis,
Nj. Gea. Con-,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-02


lac Richmond PlP--s Is TIE -3'- -'1l1la
the i...5sius
PErEzssroa. "a. De-, - -O- u dry
Gen. Prs5r VIA q snail d=t--a@sn. attack
e1 Yankee tlre= d.. several auu-rsi 81
tf5re5 D., Is.s q wisbsC. 4 - Fr-'.ct the
-lsct. q. RsE-ss=u.-lyss % Congress At
,se e.; ,hsr-z ten. DIS r--.e---s a7t
10 great c,1tus--a and wsrs c-asei IN niles
o; .uu spee4. O-- --s- VAS ir-3-1z. Gea-
P-,a. st,s-rsris VISITED Sai-t64-.
SELxA, Ala D--. .
1. reported iai- morning = T-.-=osers
b7 last isht's iraia,thai 1000 cavalry ln1er
Gen. Van Dom. dashed into Ccs-u.a. Sln-
3ay. iisFersst tie Ta1k=es and '1lS Tlsses-
SION % The -c--
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-02

Tsz MASCF.--rsE . PAezz lie o-ti-
nary annual Fredact..a o; PAPER ~ the
Uui,-d S..us. i cs.in4t7i O.; 1t les 'lau
I0y 600 tors. More Khan $50 900 :qus g
g: ek are required. % prJiuce ;lis amount
Of P-Per- A551; sky I've lls cen; % this
-;asz Is obtained ir,m domestic rag slv-1
ly careful i1l-ss.v--- -S=,gs peF c-ni Is
,5i4ia-i :-ou frsignraEs & c.;.aa ~ liz
en- RIPE. B E-us aad refuse cotton ron
she u.iis l-rl. b -,.-t -7l - cent. AID il=
54l4rc= 8, made lr .r5a o-- canvass an
s.5lE. The scarcity q c-:.-l -ls- : - The
present. time 5c--s.J-.rz che e.aslnI q
o.bs- avsll4a.s m1.=Ii-l The u o31Ss.
pamphlets ana papers n5E beng gathered
b.. az .n,r 5il,.--a lev feature ilt- the
=.uaL-.-re. To l.io.:aa-n d.; ials lat
statement. as clip tie f.-.TIrs -r'.-i- r.
The >,1Iaza-li R.y-. ir1s
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-02

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u-- 1, % mast -.-----' -ai l---os '-.i=
q. ,l- T-- 5-s jas; o-aa made oy ia'' d
'-- a-ay % 'ls Fs'a'i---
>-'15-Ay '=a- nan q 7--''-- % -'- O. ~
-i-a CT --= --7--'y md -a.-a'Ty q '-- '--'
s--- ID b-5'-a j l-a''--'- '-a D---' 1913
C-1e Hi li lie S1I- -a= . --'
r.----
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7--- ---'-
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81 --s-s s@-5 -
--- - 90 -. -
-i- .- '--
--- ---.il - --.- -
'-- ----1 -7-'-7s Ole a---'- o. -
i--' -s .--
E5-. ---.-l-,s .. --F-.5y w.e s1---a.
;.s.d o.; Dripping >s--as-- A-;=- s-c--
sz.--is- .-.y were Ir' O. digit leaving 81
killed and May wounded ID re 1---. ra;
. SIS Vas 1i-= killed -15 - lev E-4a-si.
0lr t-,s Immediately i.-1vsi tie ayiaE
r--e-s o. Va Blr-a wazEe- sF-s-di- ca-rSs
vzs mole, Jed By Gems Blunt Ind Henri
DO gers-a. resulting m c-uF--'e victory
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-02

I % rsssns ami atahalz 'cc<, nearly al o
~n.ca a = iaI aol atl->- pie<-i up Inei
xrnl f-s.n there - IL In.'s Mills. ind sise'
struck # t,~arls tie x-r5.d al FIin.
P.n c siies the c'rz t~, Ihss ctuEn'
5 M. eating 4 40 iaI - prisoners IT. -.ii
To report, th4r Gen. Grant his fallen
b.cx o rh- nirtn si5- ~ r.l4h4,chie =
e-,pf-sle1 rr- Main : dy the army a.
riv.J 10 Il lv S,.rinss several days AZ /
: --p;s.-=i ten. Grant xiH Up-n the Men
pti, AID C1arlss-5a R,fir.4i g. Gland me
II q. and make Memphis his p4ss iJF sap
pies
4 reTer, has reached Memphis tia, d
1e4yy iriertl force has scent-i the VI Sis
supp iron M Orl-s.us, the naval IoTiIIn
VI which l. under C .maB1nd % Admiral F-r
ra.ut: th..t P.ri IIlt-In has = ian into the
federal hand and that tie - has reached
. point u miles beilS Yick-burs- IrIs -
? rel zdTane- Is confirmed BY the NIck-1uTs
HAS d ih- lsh.
% tLe 2l-a the reb- asiacssi the f-ier-
ST fsrcs. 30 j.. nu1.bar. az D.T.5s' Na.s.
8 mile, sluih 1t Grand j. eu1n. TIE ere
nv Nas rrpulsed. leaving ~ de j AMI 80
wound-i IN the field Toe is1eral i3ss u.s.
;r.ains.
The rebel Van D n i u5E believed % Be
between B .iiylr and tie VI ssissiFQ,-
New Madrid vas sylccs,ci 1l ias 10Th.
PR; Of tie magazine s4s blown I'd ard the
barracks burned
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-02

MUsTEzD N.-CAPi. WeodwA-d's cavalry
company was mustered in.o [ :. se-viesTGeS-
day By Maj, Aust ne. They received their
enlistment bounty money aud state pay that
day. and pay from the government as soon
IS paynss;er shall Arrive,-Aftsr which
they VII De Immediately forwarded to the
seat Of war.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-02

There Is 10 longer nom to doubt tina,
President Lincoln means what his PROCLAIM.
AtiOn OF Freei1m indicated. Dispatches to.
day resfiFm lis determination to enforce the
Proclamation. II has been IN vain that
every eHJr, has beea made BY the advocates
fox the peculiar ins;i,Giion,-ihe Piesiden;
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-02

The ts-egraphic message iron San fan
cisco, announcing Jbs capture Of the steam
ship Ariel, received in this city Saturday
evening, Va transmitted over the 's-egraFA
linss from that ei;y 70 New York IN less than
two bours. q distance u over 1000 miles -
The dispatch VS. tslesraPhei frcn >aerA-
u.sat1 10 Chicago. distance Of 2i50 miles,
direct, mat : withoat ing repeated a' ao5
ins=rm=.-ate station
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Van Buren, captured.
StuarrS raid around Sigel.
THE 18th VERMONT MEET HIN At
FAIRFAX.


Il Z 49, ----s -
Il postmaster % R.eanoai. x s47s
Cd. C--,-r c.-2lniiasa Union Brigade.
BIS c-Ptlr-i Ha.zs.l.=. Tenn, 111 destroy
e Z bridges an large plril5a o; the r4I--
rad -rack between R1oI7.ils aui D2ut-
ridge
Gu. Rlz=.-a-s' tl--s have -rE=u 81
--ae-s i-sl M1rtrsss5.
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THE CJSvALEscEST CazP.-Fr1In letter
from the e5nvllez,en; camp near AeIAniria,
Dc. l7th. published 10 the B.4dfsri Tsl.-
graph. We t.ze the following extracts
Il uy last letter, sta,sl ;aAi so=sta - ssa'a
probably te 51re u regard . tee cotditio- %
Iais e.uy u -I,sry. >s1et1ing hss bs=a I lue.
got d.1i q din fzcs, o-usidcrstis e 8 stalking
a-1cs :-s 1ry b Zee. oaf after al q seems
cd zeal .Is= stirrilS -p -oraets 1est-a soo1
1-.l q b -r-irg III slls sti--iu-, t-r Ike t1e--
I Al ar q q Eiii SD die t'-n i = tr1e
large detail cf 1su have ocsa seas % % 81 Up
re- 9-art-rs- t-t Ils-eal g berg t4rracEs- a.
E- supposed T. e ratl-lc but >l1.eF te1-s Ei-l
b1s-l g .--s- % =ls a.o ,cPE-sssl taal there lad
seen ~ o--lr iss-e1 . have - llre Ee- sel-
-=re DIX I1lg c---= User taaa ever, es-l i--1
one % 20 -e--a-l per a. --lre t1al Wat
seq 1z-y. Although % D. grFoss1 o -
z1ss o. sc aet seli -e-e sc { 70 80 o vi Be-
t-r l-ty, 90 3. .l-tr a. --- o--Es . -cat9uArtes
E-ll sos. -ls- llsrls go Q ere --c either se-t
sa-A Q. l.sri-.is 90 c.rrsl O. iasi- 5zAl resting
place Il o. melancholy s--;sl--i g.; -s-s
tls lees ,i-s- -zi -1-s= --zo-r g i-e graves
are 1ars=-. =-s-1--7-
Nl!c -s- tom Maize All Ns- ua-rs-.fs
are visiting Is - ly. All seemingly -aAi-s great
interest," il tier u-.flre 4 aays 2 sea q .i--
-e -al or kan frol Yeru-r:. Wtie O..
gao former >t-t-. s-e o5ilg nle1 'sr t-sir ter,
.=rI--t .se-s ue-ir1, ait1lG-- see las f-slz-
b.. I'D. less t-A- t-res l1llre- g s-zs-i1s I'D
1sllc l=--ses- 1Fil ---l y l---es- -are i-
~ ,A1r. Over -a= ts-i--1 are BE- 10. -ls-si-n
-. tie cap.
he q, -ls o -5c Si-i-L-y ---air.ss-- ID
zAs here re ct-e- Lay. az seeing llrse pile q
dirsy cil-les lying s.iius 10 t-e sr-- III, -irt-
s-4e 1-e o pies t--- zP, ll4-l- t=1 E1sc-s.
~ u-ss s.---.- Fisc-s il sA. -Ai t-s- carried
% y z.-t-.-1- al T4s1c4 Ibis ;a-; ali .r--
ua w
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Tie Louisville and Nashville R-ii--ai 20.
having refused T. convey the mails Between
stos- c.ti=s tr1n an ai;es The Is o. jan,
ilr the e1mIsnsaii9n au,h5rIEd " laW,
tie service vii &c suspended 90 'hl- and -
branch routes M rhls diy.
u. tLAIz. p y. G=I-
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RRnEA AND DYsENTERY

VII deeinAss the Volunteers far more than tie
sasay, therefore le; every Eaa see to it that he
carries With hin fail supply Of HoLLoTAT's
PILLS TIER as. in India ard the crinsa .ared
tkoa.aais Of British SoIi.sr.. 0,ly Is cents Ter
Box III
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LOUISVILLE, Dee y.

Join Morgan with 900 men. attacked
Lieut.. Col. Smith, at EliLabe.hsoEn yes;er-
day. Col. Smith had go men IN q stock
ade. Af,sr q severe fight, our forces retreaI
ed to the Court House AID buildings near t.
L1sses no: stated and the result : Gnkn0sn.
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News Of the War.
p BEL AID :
FROM GENERAL GRANT.
Az ExPso,l..S F5oU yzr esLEts


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y az -'-. az. 'S.-n'--'s, Win Il section
81 80 u A-O.-'sl' .-,.eiy- lie
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-, az -s-- -ll-- Norma
"a 4--c--- ---- --I'-fs Pr t---slTh
,- -. ~ --e-,--- ID 5iti-n- i-- "-r.s
--@-'-s % '-s erection l. = ir-m I-is
quarter were instantly pa; 10 notion 90. If
80 - = z ls''71t T. -1-t -ui,
- - - 'l-- " ---3la i-- ne
- '-. - u 'l1 'i,'i engaged ~
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= -EriF--' 'asy lls1si 1irecii- Oec-4u4u
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n s'@'41ae1 taeEe under Cd, Candy, re-
"a .--A Si----
g-1s q az '--4i';lS t-eI' POSITION. Ilay mex.
80 - b-I4 i1n' crossing li - s. of
ran, A1eoce they went - Aln1n14la VIA
BuEke' Station. where they camped S4tur-
a-E nisl;i thus approaching points where
He lad u.ois stationed. st dayb.ezk re-
teroaY morning, they were again
IN the saddle, making for the
vicinity Of Vienna Ia tie mean
tine cur troops 81 Fairfax Con-; H5uss i'll
their oesi 70 he-a tae1 on II that iIrac,i1a.
OH beng ic-anTy could 10: % 80. They
were Ia; seen II the vicinity Of LeEi5s5urE,
where tAsl' nu4os- was estimated attGt
1're cavalry Aai four pieces 0f ..r.i. lsry. a;
nisetiail yesterday, wleas they sers Gu5er
whiI I'D spar, cviisut,y bsu, u ss,ap=1r
II tie ti-ec.l-n Of Lss>bur.. TneT csrt.;n-
" got nothing Tor their pains bur fifteen
empty wagons, belonging 70 Col EaiI..,,-s