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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-27

'ruE LaIEsI Nrws tlis Thursday MORN
% is that the Yazoo Pass expedition was at a
stsnds-till. The monitor Lafayette has how
ever reached the YaEoo river through bay
gu above Haine's Bluff, others arc going in.
and there are ruinors that the Bluff has becn
evacuated by the rebcl- II 20. Vicksbure IS
practically defsnceless.
On Wednesday, 500 Federal troops were
st:a,kel by 5000 rebel cavalry nine miles
from Nashville and surrendered after few
minut,s fight. Later in the day the rebels
were attacked by Federal force, all the
captured wagons and ammunition retaken
and destroyed and the rebels compelled to re
treat They had been within four miles of
Nashville
The rclols under Breckenridge are said t,
he in large force near Harrodsburg. Ky. and
Cur troops falling back 20 Frankfort.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-27
DIX. TOBIAS, VENETIAN LINIMESI

ha. given universal satisfaction during tho fourteen
years il has been introduced into the United States
After heinz t'ca nv millions, it has been proclaimed
tho Pain destroyer Of the world Pain cannot es
where this linimeut Is applied. fused az directed
10 cannot and never has allied in a single instance
For colds, coughs and influenza, IL can't be beat
One 2, sent bottle will cure all the above, besides
being useful IN every family for sudden accidents
such a. burns cuts. -sds, insect stingS, &c II i
perfectly innocent 70 take internally and can %
given To tie oldest person or younscst child FIo'
p anil =, cents bottle Office, s. CortIsnds Street
New York. sold by sll Druggist
NIL o. daws-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-27
pR. M.nsm,LL's ur,p,cur
(HIGIrH <HHH.

U1HIS SNUFF hr- thorough, proved if- loo ,'e
tn. host arficl. known for curin, thr CT rrt
cold In tho Head and IN. Headsch,. 70 has been
found nm e,cellent rcm,dv m many rtsrs # sure
Eve T,cafuc-. has been moved lN o., and Hear
I'M. Ia been greatly improved by IT. u-c. Il purge
,tf AIN pt trrtiuns strengthen the lun- aud give,
healthy action To- the parts affected. II IS recon,
inended by MANY Of the h">t ply -risn- ami De- u-.H
I M iatb isfg nllr
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-27
Syracuse. March y

MAJOR General Elwin Y. Summer died IN
this city at the residence Of his IN in-law
Col Seal, 1T II O'Clock thi, morning, Of
congestion Of the luugs lie had bcen sitk
but few days
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-27
News Of the Week.
by Telegraph.
NFw yoRE. March 81

/ special dispatch from Washington say
that MIS- Casey has hccu arrested on her
way south She wa the Intended bride Of
Fitz Hugh Ice. She was deprived of her
perchasss and sent through the line. 1t i
sid thc bridal frosseou WIS a pant Of her
ln-S
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-27
sor1u Wrs1 La. March ISL

7
BY telegraph from Baton Rouge 18th.
Com. Farragut leading in the Hartford, at
tucked the Port Hudson batteries last night
at | O'Clock with his fleet. The steamer
Mississippi ran aground was abandoned and
burned. The firing on both SIDES wes rapid
and severe. The army is within ive miles of
the cpcny'- 'rks in good spirit and bound
TO win. Cavalry skinuisIics have hccn the
only fighting as Yet.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-27
CARD TO THE SUFFERING.

The Rev. WILLIAM CosGEovE. while iaborinS -
Missionary i'm Japan, was cured of Consumptieu
when all other mean, had failed, by receipt oh
tanned from a learned Physician residing in th'
great city JcIdc- This receipt has cured a great
many who were suffering from Consumption. Bron-
ehitis. sore Throat Coughs, Cold and tho dsbilii'
and nervous depression caused by those disorder.
DESTROYS If bcncfiiing Others, VIII send the re-
cript. which have brought Aome with me, 10 an
who seei e.. fire. Of charSe-
AdJ-r-. REV. WI GROW.
80 Fulton Avenue.
Brooklyn, New YoTk
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-27
WASHINGTON. March >

The treaty between the United States and
Liberia is officially promulgated. There IA
to he perpetual peace and friendship and re-
ciprocal freedom Of Commerce between the
contracting parties.
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SAVE YOUR SILKS. RIBBONS, Sc

uEGFNAN : COS CONCENTRATED BENzlNF-
removes Paint. Grcssc Spots, &C., instantly. snd
cleans Glove, silk. Ribbons Sc equal to new
without ujury o. the most delicate eolcr o. ann
only = cent per bottle. sold by Druggist
HEGElfAN & co.
Chemists and Druggist. New Yora
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co~srNrrIoN. scRoFULa.RHEU-

MNTIsN. &. Uegemsn Co.'S Genuine Cod Liver
oil. has been proved ny nearly % yearH' experience
the host remedy f'r Consumption &c. and While -
cure. the disease it gives flesh ami strength 70 ths
pati5u; See that you get the genuine. sold -
druggists generally. HEGEMAN co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-27
100. 900 BARRELS or THE
LODI MANUFACTURING oNTANI-S
UOy DIRE TIE.

'I'HIS Company, with capital ef = H."', ne
L most extensive works If the Kind IN tho w"ril'
and an experience in anufacturin Of over % YEAR
with a reputation long established having also the
exclusive control Of an the night soil Of the great
CITY Of New York arc prepared 70 furnish an aru-
cle which IS without doubt. tho ctsapcsi and rsrg
Eesf fertilizer in market. IL greatly increases The
Weld and rpcn, the crop from two 70 three week
earlier at an expense Of from three =" tour n"iidi-
per acre with little or no lah'r.
Also, FIFTY tons Of EoNt Tfi being q
mixture of bone and night s'ii . Hn"- ~ So
pcr ton-a superior article fer gfH Pc t'H. -lt...
\ pamphlet containing all niece nioiuttiuu.
NAV he had free by addre--in- letter TO the sub
-cTihcr,
JAMES O.. FOSTER.
Care OF tho Lodi MaSutar' uiln- comrany-
Gs Courtltndt Street, New Ngil
III CHtrTENnES, General Amt,
Burlington, Vt W5sin'-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-27
NV YonS. March -

The Tribune special Washin. toa dee
patch s',,s that the President la- received
dispatches from Cairo which -ay On
authority Of rebel captain belonging to
John Morgans staff. that Fort Pcmbertcn.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-27

Last night the Humboldt Indians attacked
the station 5 miles from Deer Greek, killed
the mon. burned the station, and took the
-tasc stock and large herd belonging to
private rs,rtie,- Troops have already march
cl there and the route is again opened.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-27
SPECIAL SWICEs.


sould not leave the city until supplied with Holo
rays Pun end Oatasat For Sores scurvy, Wounds
Small PoS, Fsvers, and Bowel Complaints, these
medicines are the best in the world Every French
Soldier uses them only Is cents per box.
March Is dsvlW.2ii
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-27
Rcady-iiadc Clothing

kSI INTEND TO CLOSE MY BUSINESS N
y Two or Three Months ! viii self for Cash all
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-27
INV YoRE, March -
Gold ,clls to day at Is - premium.


\ severe tnov storm at Fort Monroe yes
tordav \ steamer from there rcrori- the
snow over foot deep
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-27

correspondent of thc N.v York Evening
Post -avs that while the eloquent appeal IN
favor Of the war l,v the 18th New York rc-i-
mcpt wa being signed l'v th~ officers and
men. au I'D pioneer. vhl can Guide Won o.
the h..t truntin= AMONG the ijirm1l,a-
cane hurridlv IN fr.on hi- v,rlchoppiu- and
s.l Colonel didn't know oi thi- fiil
lust now them my .cntiWeut, exactly D..
When was at home there always used 70 Do
como fellers on tho csrm. who when they
drove a lo.d of hay into q swals alwav-
wanted o. unhiteh the team and q home and
lct II nc two or three dsys hut always
went IN for pitching the lad "a. maxim.
the wagon ou'. pitching nh" lead on and
gcn' home that way ! m for putin tho
thing through said he. As hc put hi-nsmc
down IN bread emphatic line
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-27
TIMOTHY VI BRADLEY's ESTATE

STATED VERMONT. }THE Il9yoEABLEPTo-
pf>rrirr 90 CurrrENpES IS. Il bate Court, for the
District Of Chittendcu.
To an persons interested I'm the Estate % timothy
" Bradley &c Wllistou in said District,
GREETING.
ihr-sas. application in writing, hath been made
O, this Court by the Guardian Il Timothy VI
Bradley for license and authority 20 sell the whole
81 tho real estate Of his said ward setting forth
therein that his said ward is seized in his own right
of certain Real Estate IN Willi-ton Aforesaid being
about twelve acres Of land. That IL would he hen
efriaI 70 said ward TO have said Real Estate sold
and tho proceeds Of said sale applied IN payment OF
tho debts due from said estate and for the support Of
said ward. and thcrcupon the said Court appointed
and assigned the ith day Of April A-D lsoi, az the
Probate Court Rooms in said District 10 hear and DC
eide upon said application and petition and ordered
that public notice thereof he given 70 all Per'si-
fer.icd therein by publishing this0rer three ISSeks
-essivelv in the Burlington FREE Pass. news
papcr which circulates in the neighhorhood Of
th6se persons interested therein. all which puhliea
tions Shall be previous 20 the time appointed for
TherSfore. YOU are hereby notified 70 sp-
near before said Court. a. the time and place
Aforesaid then and there 70 object % the granting
III such license. II YOU see cause.
Given under my hand. at the Probate court
. rooms this 10Th day of March, A. ID l5fi.
v9sv5 a. c. DIXON, Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-27

DaK1xoUrH CouEeE-A statement has
been made in sone newspapers that the of
cers Of Dartmouth College, y. H, beaded
by President lori. lid their best to defeat
Prof Patterson. the Republican candidate
for Congress IN that district. \ letter from
Dartmouth to tho Boston Journal denies it
Is follcvs
80 far from this hcin- true, let me state that
there we're present and voting at the recent cleo
tion siEtcc7 ofhcers, from the different depart
msnts Of the College; that the President and ono
College Professor, and one in the Chandler
School. votel the Democratic ticket, and 1gdind
Prof Patterson, and thirteen voted for Prof. Pat
t,rson, the Administration qnd he Union.
Prof Hubbard. and Treasurer Blaisdell of
the College, were elected a. republicans, the
former representative, the latter Senator.
to the State Legislature. Or. Lords pro-
slavery doctrines do not seem to have taken
vcrv strong root in old Dartmouth
They talk in Springfield, Mass, az if
Spring was come b,asting Of hearing blue
Nift- anu -tfiit- diphtuN- ''fih-"Si' = ."
.u-sicad city, undoubtedly.
Ilu.r the ign, Of Spring are yet to come
though the saov doc tlaw some, and SHOULD
the rain of to-day continue. it viii
disappear 'sIidly. We have zen ono
.-oli,, lc'i." however. boys playing mar
hl--
r.. Tie rain has turned 10 snow
lee gallant Poles arc using woSleu guns
-pnakers-- in their struggle for liberty.
S,iid lo-s Of timber are bored and made into
guns. which do execution for half It Jpz,n
shot. The supply Of this artillery i, prac-
tically boundless.
We see by the New York papers that the Gov
erument has awarded to Udolpho Wolfe con-
tract for seven thousand cases Of his - Purs
Bourbon whiskey,'' and five thousand cases Of
his q Celebrated Schieiam Aromatic Sehnapps
for the nae Of the hospitals. Boston Transcript
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-27

STATE or VERMONT, }THE Honorable the
DISTRICT or CHrrrESDES, s.. Il Probate Court ior
tho District o. Chittenden.
To the heirs and all persons interested IN the e.
tate Of y u. Haniford late ofUnderhill. deceased,
GREETING.
Hberers. application hath been made 10 this Court
i'm writing, by the Administrator Of the estate q
Nathaniel ". Hartford, late Of Cnderhill, in said
District deceased, praying for license and
authority % sell the real estate Of said de-
ceased ircluding the reverson Of the widow dOwcr
therein, for the payment Of debts. and charges
II administration aud setting forth therein
the amount Of debts due from the said de-
ceased the charges Of administration, the amunt
III personal estate, and the situation Of the real
estate.
Whersvpol. the said Court appointed and assigned
the ith day Of April A. D. 1868. at the Probate
Court rooms in said District. to hear and decide mp
on said application and petition, and ordered public
notice thereof 10 he given to all persons interested
thercin BY publishing said order, together with the
time and place OF hearing, three weeks successfully
I'm the Burlington Free Press Newspaper which cir
cuates In tho neighhorhood Of those persons inter
c-fcd in aid estate all which publications shall be
previous 70 the day assigned for hearing.
Thereforr you are hereby notified 70 appear before
aid Court NJ the time and place assigned, then and
there m said Court 70 give bonds, as the law direct
for the payment Of the debts. and charges Of admin
istrat0n aud make your objections 70 the granting
such license. II you see cau-e.
Given under my hand. at the Probate curt rooiI'f
This t7th dav Of March A. ID. is6i.
vgsw9s 4. c. DIXON. Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-27


Elrlaioe- letter IN the Herald dated
18th ult. state tlat from tho Station lr,k
ont the Florida wa seem 81 = J.. VI. Go fight
thrcc vessel. -.,nic ten mile, from Barbados
Shore. 4 large side wheel steamer presumed
70 bc the Vanderbilt went after th" r'-i''l
who -ccmcl hove O.. ready f'r mu--. W"
are an excitement and anxiety here. "
ngnajiu- lra- hcen reported only rrh' "l onc
or two heavy guns. Ever, body who can get
an elevated position i- looking cont for the
sea f-ht. One of 'br vessels burned va'-
guam, ship. The crew orc landing. I', It-
rida r. now an right steering north hy 'ast.'
4 Subsequent letter of the 2S'h -',- 'h' tl"-
rida grri,cl tbcr, coalcd aplrcIairci
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-27

Whatever doubts may hr entertained ~ rc-
card the Union. there Is one thing that thcrc can
bee 20 doutf rborf. anil that D, tior ne spcak
from experienced that Ilcrrick Allen Gold Mel
al Saleratrs Is the best anil most perfectly healthy
dough cxpanlcr in existence II is 80 far ahead
OF any other s,leratus or sofia. that al who usc
II. can see. st = tncc OF taste, that what We
say T. true. Go 60 your Groccr and get paper
of IT sui our wor, for IL, Won will never use any
other. Their depot IS IL Liberty street, New
York Most Merchants I'll It
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-27
prIIxp, nRowNELL.s ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. }Uo ALL PERSONS
Fstte Of Belinda Erourcl late 90 Will-tou,in said
p.-tri-f. deceased. -
Alta Probate Court holden az burlington. within
and r- I'm, District OF Chtteudeu, ON the ION Gay
.f March. N %. So. an Instrument, purP9rtng
o. Pc thr last VIII and Testament Of Belinda brow
ton late or Wllistou. in said District deceased,
was rre-cntcd 90 the Court Aforesaid FOR Frobaiss
Ana DO Is ordered hy said Court that the IN day
Of April. a. -. 1868. az the Probate Court hq,th'
.trument aud that notice thereof be given O. al
r,e--aus concerned hy publishing this orter weeks
s,ieess.ivey In the Burlington Frss Press uewspa-
per printed 1t ad Burlington, previous 70 the time
appointed ,
Tie-efar, you are hereby notified 70 appear "e-
fore .af Court at the time and place Aforesaid ana
contest the probate Of said will. if you have cause
Given under ms hand at Burlington in said DIS
vs-,vt A. C.. DIXON. ReyisfsS-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-27
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs

rer~h sirs~fiy the affected parts and give almost in
slant relief IN BEoSCuuIS, ASTHMA, and CArAEFH
they are benefcsl The good effects resulting nom
the use of the Trocbes and their extended use, ha
cause, them In he counterfeited. BE sure to guard
a-lin-t worthless limitations OBTAIN only the g'r-
,i.e ra,'r bronchial Trochss WhchhaTc Frorsd then
efficacy by a test If many years. PUBLIC SFEAKrES
and srvesrs should use the Trochcs. Military OF
-er- anil Soldiers vho oyer-tsH their voice and are
exposed T. sudden changes, should use them Sold
-verrqrhorc az p cents yer box.
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g. BULKLFN.
Asst. Supt. of military telegraph.
CINCINNATI, Mar. -

CrNcINNArI, Mar. -.
Gen. Burnside AMI III staff viii ari,c
here tomorrow.
The Commercial has a despatch from Nur
frccsboro'. which SAYS it is reported that the
rebel- have re-croescd Duck River in force.
Cen .Toc Jchu-ton<t i- expected viii take
immediate command rr Ito rc'd army at
Tullahoma
The ram Eoucss ov,rhau'el 'he tteemcr
Parallel with 5000 lales Of cotton ON the 10Th
inst and crowded her Fl, closoly that the re-
bcl= were obliged to run her ashore and burn
hot The rebels burn the cotton ou every
plantation as the army advance.
The Mobile Adrr'iser of tine 10Th claims
tha, tho anticipated attack ou Charleston is
f-int, and thar the next blow viii Zoe struck
ON the CulrCity !, strongly intimate that
Mobile Is the real object of attack
Ndyi,c> from the iazr1 Pass expedition
represent that thc movements are slow but
that there i, every prospect of thcir getting
through -uccc--ruly our forces bad de-
barkcd near Greenwood and were hcsicsing
Fort Fcmbcrtou. 4 number of our trans
ports were badly damaged ir ecttiu. through
the Pas
NJ" '''' '''''
The Baton Eoue, correspondent Of the .
n,'," % nu.,.-.
hc''i- '"'F IN ",''a from . ''' nuns" ''
captured Oh the lo'" '.'''' '" f,,S''
men ""''f app ''',," '''' '','' " 49,
very daring 900" important 'Al '''''''''' "''' IT,
'uc'c-- breaks mp TIC i'''' ~ ''''" ''' ''-''''
"mS our i''''"'"'' '' ''' ''''.
fourth negro T'S'n'"' '' ''.'.- '-'"
i1r'I a"d the au'a@'"'-m '''''' 'N'''''''. 'l
our ''li'cr- Ir's -u'-''''' -'''' '''H "'''
lcen "ibrcrod 'r white "''.
thi' n'i-h'"rA'"d '- generally believed.
though SOME place h'm at clinton 'o' Camp
Moor With 30 force '"'i'"-'' '-''m"'''' ~
from goo i' -o.''" "'n- I' - -'I l-'-''
that th' re'ei- under '''A-''' '''''''' '' '''N
'nr rear az i'''"' b''-' 90 SON '' '''-
w'rl movement i- '''-' '' jackson '' q.
linton "r jackson Ni--.. '' rs DOB -ll'nAl'
situation having ''' Mississippi central
Railroad 80 command 'n1 ''n'n a. ''" hour
uoti,c r.Ui'rr' either N''N''ur-n '' f'I'
Hudson. The n-rar"'' .-'r'' m''r 'l ''i'
ChieAoU'- during winch I' destroyed
tno bridge, was ''it important
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-27

UAVEthis day given my son. Patrick Murray.
| his TINS during The remainder o. his minority
and will pay no debts Of his contracting nor eHin'
an, of hi. earnings after this date
PATRICK MURRAY
mark.
gr..-f..,c Fet. .. f,..g v3-w5-
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WASHINGTON. March -.

The following was received here this morn
ing addressed to Col Stascr by steamer to
New York
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-27
A r r r y IT 10 y

GARDEN SEEDS by the pound or ounce NAY be
VI found at the subscribers. Don't waste your
money buying seeds in papers when you can Get
four times as many for the same price in bulk.
Al PEIRCES.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-27
CuITTENDEN COUNTY
.EDr BE Work =

~. citizens Of this town and vicinity that thev
have opened "a large MfRBLE FORKS in Concert
Hall huildin. under tho Times O5se-i church ST.
p-,-iiroton Where c7n he found the largest ami
hesr assortment Of Marble in this part Of the eonr
try, consisting Of
HF I'D STONE T1BLETS,
OcELTSES MONUMENTS,
TfsLT & BURE1C TOFS,
CHilfyET PIECES.
WFoF SHELFEs
r.. 3
tuv,h-n- ua-tcd in the Marble line will =
rrrr, b-f 4. hort notice and az the most reason
Z bio rate
purchasing cl-cFhcrc- - - . 90,
burlington FEB %, 1865. wem
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-27
We find the following in tho New York
Tjacs of the 9th
FAIEr,X CoUBr lloU.t,
FRIDAY. March 10Th. 1865

FRIDAY. March 10Th, 1863.
Affairs have changed sensihly for the better
about Fairfax station since the last rebel raid and
capture Of Gen. Stoughtou. The command of
the forces for the defence of that important posi-
ton, after that pecc of flat burglary, fell, by
virtue Of hi, rank. to Col. Blunt, Of the Twelfth
Vermont. Col. Blunt at once established the
headquarters in the midst ofthc Brigade, instead
Il five miles away from it, and has been laboring
with Characteristic energy and success 10 put the
post in a condition Of thorough dcencihilitv.-
Without going into particular, 1t can be said,
with an truth. that more has been done during
the past week 20 secure the safety Of the position
than had becn accomplished through the two
months previous
We learn that Col Blunt i- highly recommend
eli for a Irigldicrship, to which Vermont is still
fully entitled by the number Of regiment, she has
put into the 6,ll IIi- appointment and assign
mont 20 the permanent command Of the Vermont
Second Brigade would BE- most gratifying to an
who have been under his command. and who
have had the le-t opportunity To learn his sol
dierlv qualities, and there are few Co'onelsn tho
service who would MOI, vorihily wear the rank
and honor 81 the Brgadier.hip. Of which Do is
nov performing the dutc- occcptahly
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-27

rI,HE Subscriber will sell the well known Farm m
| which he lives. consisting Of = acres Of super
lstive land Good Improvement large orchards
and Fruit in great variety
Also. the stock Of Cove, Sheep and Horses. and
farming tools; sl5o, # desired arSe va liable Feat
Boz. NAllANltL = 1 iuN-
Shclhurne, Ian. 50. 1865. w5s06'
,scJ- isGS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-27
CLOVER SEEI

MEDIUM Clover seed Herds Grass Seed, Rel
vi Top. Seed Barley. and Field Peas for sale
Mar, ooh at PsiRctS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-27

and entcr the Yazo, above Yazoo City, BY
which means our gunhoats can cooperate
with our forces at Greenwood. reduce Fort
Pembert1n, ard then throw their combined
strength against Nazoo CITY and flank the
bells
Being thus turned Yicksbur. will undoubt-
eJlv he evacuated. The batteries at Haincs
Bluf were built t, sweep down the river,
and arc rowerlc>- against an attack from
als;vc.
TIE confirmation of these tidlngs !, any-
iJusly looked for.
\ dispatch from Kansas city Of the 2Grl.
eiys that Sunday morning. d scout Of 80 men
Of the 18th Cavalry, came upon Quantrell's
guerrillas, 900 or SOC strong. near Blue
Spring.. short skirmish ensued Our
forces reiterated. losing killed and several
wounded and mi.sing. The rebel los, l.
unknown
Intelligence from Cincinnati dated the
9th says
Mai. Con. Burnside arrived here lbi~
morning
Within the lat four dave the rcbel, have
made several reconnoisanocs, causing consid
cradle picket diminishing along our whole
front. They do not appear anxious to hiring
on 7 formal engagement
Reliable information from the South repro
scnts that the evacuation Of icksbur- is being
advocated for stratcgetic advantage Promi
ncnt rebels declare that by withdrawing their
troops from Nickshurg and massing them in
Middle Tennessee, they can obli-c Gen Rosc-
Grams 70 repeat the NOV cmcuts Of t'rn. Buell.
la-, wear.
Small lertics OF gueniill- have Appeared
along the Nashville railroad, attempting 10
capture our traiue. No serious damage. $50
far has been done to the road, which is hca,-
lily guarded.
Parolcd pri-oucr- from Mount sterling
Ky, arrived here last night. They con
firm the capture Of that place by the rob
els Col. Garr1rd attacked the rebel forces
under Col. Clukc, Yesterday, near Mt. Ster-
ling. driving them towards uwcnsyillc