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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-04-15
Special HOticss.


The Oldest Regulator for Females.
There is bot ons GENUINE AND SURE CUBE Tor
GIRLS OR WOMEN who suffer ron IRREGULARITIES, Or
onsrRrerINs OF TIE NEsts DhGfeoar snas
es Of those 06struCtioHs.
This Cure has been recognized for many years KhE
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DR.. Cheeseman's Female Pills,
that Ladies have for relief from the suppression OF oose
periods which, kt up according to the calls Of Nature
viii GUARANTEE TO TEEN ne fullest G1nGsnt @ good
Heak aad srength; and which if not regularly exper-
fenced wiz produce MISERY AND DEATH, and Is that
frst Of eli RsnsSissf fer diseases Of Females,
DE-. Cheeseman's Female Pills
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in all parts Of the civilized world. It's authcris An OLD
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1t is no asr.faSgEsd 0TTssgezsa<, but . STANDARD
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DIR. Cheeseman's Female P1IIs
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ONE BOX
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rhSeh hGos 6ssa popntar Gsd sErs for OVER QUAR-
TER or CENFUKY, TO restore the menstrual hev IN
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eeivng the saDctisR Of the a0st sfseAt Pkye1aAs
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EXPLICIT DIRECTIONS with each Box. The VTJes,
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sixty Pils.
Pills sent By mail PronDty by rsmittng the price 10
the prOpretof any ath0rzedag In current funds
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and BUCKLAND. BENTON BROS, CleVeIand, Whole
\ sale Agents Sold By Druggists generally.
HUTCHINS Il HILLYER, ProprietoFs,
81 Csdar Street, Ner YoTH.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-04-15
cO.pARTNERSHIp

TTNBF undersigned have this day formed cO-partner-
Il shin under the firm name of Krebs & Boardman.
- ID. W. KREBS,
Urar,ont March 1864 J. r. S. BOARDMAN.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-15
BOSTON MARKET.


WEDNESDAY,, July 10.
FLOIR.-Thc market IS very firm for lour COM
mon brands Western $40 % Gl, sol common e1-
ira So 50 q 81, including tennessee, Canada,
Ohio and Michigan ; medium extras at slI 25 a
% 20 end good and choice at su % TI2 5Je Dbl
Rye Flour s. 30 "a 80 % bbI for common and extra
Com Meal s. % So, e. DOB.
GRAIN.-The market for Corn is very firm. sales
of Western mixed and southern yellow at 81 20 a
e. now held att . "a 9 50 T. Dbl. Oats are firm
atsI 10 q II e. hu. for Northern and Canada.
Rye is very scarce and wanted az s. 07. White
Beans s. - a ~ and marrow and extra pea
3 . n g. p bush. Shorts g. ~ SIS Fine Feed
$40 G o..
rRGElsl0NS-The demand for Pork g confined
% small lats and prices are gradually working up,
sales az Sas 20 so for prime So $50 for mess 3
and SO ri i7 Tor clear cash. Beef is firm and
scarce, with sales o. Eastern and Western mess and
extra mes, So G3l q bbi, cash. Lard Is quite irm
attn a slc a. 3D. cash, au1 prime is now held
NJ the latter rate. Smoked Hams have been in de-
msud with sale, ~ ~ r. - &. ib cash, TO quail
it's. Butter E. very dn and prices are higher
slIes of good AID choice New Yors and Vermont
diaries 80 a5 n -c and now held higher and COM
mon and air range from 80 a 35c lsih, as TO quail
~. Cheese is very firm and prices are tending up
ward. with sales at D. a I5c, as to quality.
Wo0L.-Thcrc is very firm feeling for domestic
Wool. ana prices have further advanced and have
decided upward tendency. Tho sales Of the week
have not been to anv extent. comprising -9 1l' -ss
Mt 9Ic 81 o5. and best grades OF fleece now at
$40 same.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-15
n O T &c E

STATE OF vERMONT,( CHIrTENDEN County
Cbittenden County ss} Court April Term
AID, 1864.
Whereas Hiram Shattuck Of Huntington in said
County at this Term Of said court commenced III.
suit against Fred F. Gleason and Rolla Gleason o.
Richmond, Vermont, in action OF assumsit upon
two certain promissory notes for 100 dollars each,
back dated the 9th day Of November 1853 made
payable to the said plaintiff in 80 days from
and signed by the defendants, also declaring asanst
said defendants in action Of assumpsit under the
general counts. demanding in damages so dollars.
And whereas it is made TO appear TO the Court
here that said Fred F. Gleason resides without TINS
State and has not had personal notice Of the pen
dency Of this suit. t.
Therefore IL is ordered by the Court, that said
cause be continued 10 the next term thereof 70 De
holden at Burlington in and for said County on the
9Th Tuesday u September A. ID. le64, and that me
aid Fred + Gleason. defendant, be notified OF the
pendency thereof by publishing this notice contain
ing the substance Of said declaration In the Bur
lington Free Press, public newspaper published
at said Burlington, three weeks successfully the
last publication to be at least twenty days before
the next term Of this court
dated at Burlington in aid County OF Chittenden
this 3lth cay Of June A. ID. ls6+-
A. ]. HOWARD. Dep. Clerk
s. II. DAVIS Pits Atty.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-15
News of the Week.
New YoRK. July 9.
BY Telegraph.

NEW lOish- guy ."
The Heralds Headquarters Army of the
Potomac despatch, Of the 9TH, says that de-
seTters are continually coming into our lines.
They complain Of short rations in Peters
burgh. In this respect the scige OF llcks-
burgh l. being re-enacted over again. Prom
all accounts including refugees the rebel
army and population Is not less than 2oO ,Ouu
who have to he fed IN the two cities, ana a.
the rebel government has TO feed or get nd
oi them the problem OF the siege cannot he
long IN solving.
ten Lrdlie from i'll health has been COM
PEELED 10 resign
The H.radTs dispatch, dated Frederick
Nd july Sth. saws The rebels IN the night
OF the 7th, fankcd Col. ClendeDin, but the
81 Maryland Rcgt came up and drove the
enemy % the mountains Gems. lyler ana
Wallace have restored order and discipline
here.
The Heralds Chamhershurg dispatch OF the
sth inst. saws The rebel invaders consist
of cavalry. infantry and artillery, 10 the
number uf 20 600. The column under I'M
hodcu entered Haeerstowu thi- morning
committing all manner OF Expectations.
burning several private houses.
A courier has lust arrived and reports a
Union force at Hancock probably Hunter 5.
The Ir,bvrts Harrisburg despatch OF tie
Sth says. The Court luu-g. railroad depot
and AID railroad bridge at HaserstoNn were
burned.
Gen. Howe sly, there has not been more
tha 5000 rebels ON this side OF the Potomac
at any time. y scout report, two hu-ides
90 rebel, &c Blonr>hor1.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.
I'VE. MOTHERS AND SISTERS

whose HUSBANDS, sons, and Brothers are serving ia
the Army, cannot put into their knapsacAsa more
necessary or valuable gift than q few boxes
HoLLOwAY's PILLS AND OINTMENT. They
insure heath even under the exposure or a
soldiers lie. II TIE readeS q this mo
tice" caunt get a box Of Pills or Ointment
from the drug store IN his place let him write %
me, 50 MAIDEN Lane, enclosing the amount. and
will mail box free Of expense Many dealers win
not keep ny medicines on hand because they can
not make much profit as on other persons make.
IS cents, s7 cents, and si.oo per box OF pot 2.e
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-15
BALTIMORE, July IL.

BALTIMORE, July IL.
The rebel cavalry burned the residence OF
Gov. Bradford this morning. 1t is only four
miles out from this city on the Charles st.
road.
\ squad Of rebels set it ON fire. They
ordered out the Governors family, permit
ting them to take only few valua6les and
then set the building on fire. The furniture
and everything was destroyed. The Cover
nor was in this city at the time and was
therefore not captured.
The rebels are now operating on the PHI
adelphia Railroad.
(NorE.-The Telegraph wires here gave
out probably owing TO the presence OF the
rebels.)
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-15

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..'.ll man ..i,,. %. ,,e inf a. tho
81 -, '..;,i. r. ,.,.. b.
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Ii,.i.. L..so ,,,l, eu.5 , li,tlc land wclI
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A.L0,+
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,.ii..-.-,fl, IL. ..,.r .,a,-,d
,...,.-- a., ..,.r,.,..-.. Ii, WORST
vl.-
An .n,r,,. q. i..,.,-,. T. , r.,, to nature
All are GOOD l,..,.s h,r gber. come the
III wives frae2
4 woman conceal. ,,i.r She knows not.
4 las. that las mann. ,.. .qrs .,.f fares the
worst
A man must a-k lis ,,iI.. l.,ye 20 thrive.
Fools ar. wise men i1 tH. af,Ir- ct wo-
men.
Ever, man can tsm,. a brew bu, he that
hath b,r.
Ia5i.. will sooner i.,,,i..p want Of sense
r}-u want of manners
BAR. wall, ma k. .-sJ5ju- housewives.
You may know a foolish woman by her
s-o--
Women are wise ON sudden. fools on
reconciliation.
I;.,gtv will bay no beef
t4..-....s wife rather ~ XoGr ear. than
....I OK.
~ Il,,,.. -h,. wifi. for their own thrift
.... IT.
pr,rrin,.,, makes 10 pojtage
Wb,l,. th,. tall maid ], stopping. the little
l.,tb .,,..rt the house.
',''' ,rtsn tbev can. and wcer
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-15
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

THE undersigned will sell at public auction, on
| saturday, the 3Jth July, 1864, al 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. Al the residence Of Mrs. Penniman IN Col
chester, the following described property belong
Ing 70 the estate Of the late Udney II. PennimAn'
deceased viz
1t number a, containing fry acres, situated In
the East part Of Westford, and covered with line
growth Of timber.
Four Promissory Notes for $3.50 each, signed BY
Joseph Lavine Of Westford, dated Feb. 10, l,6l aud
PAYABLE 10 Udney II. Penuiman, or order, on the
18th Of February ls6i 1865, l-d6 and lso, respect
ivelv with interest annually, and secured BY mort
ga.e on land in WestfOrd- =,
A prumissory note for s1oo signed BY Jane, "
Dim Of Westf0rd, dated Oct l4d 800 and payanle
10 Udney Il. Penniman or bearer on or before Oct
al 80. with interest annually, and secured by
mortgage on land IN Wesuurd
seven promissOry notes for 30 each and one lor
So signed by l. A. Cushing Jr. Of Westi9rt, dated
Jan. IS. 1851. and payable 10 Udney II. Pennimsn,
or order In four five, six, seven, eight, nine Yen
and eleven wears from Jan 49, 1851, respectively
with interest annually and secured by mortgage on
land 10 Westf0rd.
Also various articles Of household furniture, iaIn-
ing tools Ac- &c. s4
For further particulars apply O. the uaderslsneu'
WI q. SHAW. Administrator Of
the estate Of Utney II. Penniman-
Burlington, July "a, 1864.
caW2w.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-15
Pul,pEIpmA. July I2,-2 A. NJ.

PmLADELPmA, July l2,-2 A. NJ.
The Baltimore American Of last night has
the following from Washington. scout
from the Potomac River above Chain Bridge
reports no rebels visible along the river.
Maj. Gen. Alex McCook is assigned to
the northern deiences OF Washington.
DC il reported that the rebels have very
busy for tine past three days carrying cattle,
horses and other plumber across the Potomac
The rebels captured a considerable quantity
OF stores Yesterday at Jamestown.
Upwards OF 1000 cavalry biyOuacked IN
Rockville on the night Of the 10th. Mon
day morning they engaged Col Lowell 5
cavalry. bat the result had not been reeeiy-
OF Washington.
An Inspection Of the northern deiences OF
Washington, had by Gen. Augur, found
the troops and forts in fine condition.
some $500 rebel cayalry on Saturday en-
tered on Il general stealing expedition near
Damascus a few miles south Of Mount AIRY.
4 number Of citizens were captured and
paroled, but most Of them escaped with
their horses &c, literally crowding the road
10 L llimore The same force entered
Brockdeld sunday night.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-15
Nrw YoRK ,Tulv Is

The activity at the Navy Yard is beyond
precedent, but it is imprudent to detail ope-
rations. Avery large number Of men and an
immense amount of material has been for
warded to posts of danger within tia last As
hours.
The abundant resources Of shipe, officers,
sailors and marines at the Navy Yard COM
mand have been wisely used.
The steamer John Rice from Fortress Mon
roc has arrived. Gen. W. F. Smith and
staff are on board.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-15
NEw YORK, July y.

NV YORK, July Z.
Gold was offered this afternoon at go.
HARRIsBURc, July Il.
From South Mountain the news is reliable
that tine rebels have fortified the rugged
ranges. There are rumOrs that force Of
so COO rebels had dashed through Frederick.
Accompanying this force were 40 field
pieces
In addition to forces that have passed
through Frederick we have intelligence de
rived from rebel officers that Hills corps
was approaching and that junction Is e1-
nccted with the 10000 already alluded TO-,
near Lecsburg.
We have also a rumor that the rebels are
re-crossing the Potomac below Harper
Ferry.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-15
PHILADELPHIA, July IL.

PHILADELPHIA, July ii.
The telegraph lines crossing the Susque-
hanna river at Port Deposit have been cut
Other wires along the railroad remain all
right.
The Bulletin has dispatch from Baltimore
giving the information that the rebels 0ccu-
pv Frederick, Md, and that our troops nave
fallen back to the MonOcacy.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-15


The Heralds Baltimore correspondent says
that the excitement battles description. The
avenues leading from the city being blocked,
the people rushed to the Philadelphia boat.
Women rushed frantically on board, leaving
husbands and children on the dock. Men
were carried on the boat while their wives
were left behind, implOring to be taken on
board. The Provost Marshal was utterly
unable 20 preserve order.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-15
M,snlNcroN. Julv II

The War Department has ordered all the
troops in the army Of the Potomac in the
field from North Carolina and Virginia 10
constitute the 18th army corps under Gen
W F. Smith.
Gen. Butler will command the remainder
Of the corps with headquarters at Fortress
Monroe. ten. Reynolds is ordered To the
command Of the 18th corps but not to effect
ten Bank, position as commander Of the
Gulf Department.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-15
FROM THE ARMY UosPiTAI.-ru,

bloocy battle-held-the mansion Of tine reh ami
humble abode Of the poo--from the Office ant the
sacred desk-from the mountain top. distant valleys
and far-of islands q the ocean-fre4 every nook
and corner Of the civilized worlds pouring u tic
evidence Of the astonishing effect. ai DR4HE's
PLsNT4TIoN BfTTERs. Tbou-aEas upon thca-
sancs Of letters like the following may .e seen ST
our Office
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-15
BALTIMORE. July Is.

Nothing has been received from Wash
inrton since the arrival Of the early train
Yesterday morning. 1t may be safely
set down that all exciting reports ahoat are
sensational and at most mere rumUrs.
The reported capture Of Annapolis by the
rebels is pronounced at Headquarters I'M
founded.
have Just seen Gen. Tyler who settled
the question Of his escape.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-15
BALTIMORE, July Is.

IAII HUNT VIEII INs
have just received report. believed to
be well founded. that Gen Franklin managed
to escape from his rebel captors on Monday
night. and that they spent nearly all day
yesterday hunting for him without avail.
will send as rapidly as possible all news
that j. reliable.
The rebels left 420 wounded men in Fred
erIck City in our hospitals
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-15
NEW YoRK, july y.

sunday night orders were received at the
Navy Yard 10 despatch to Baltimore as large
a force Of sailors as could be mustered 10
man important batteries in the nelghbor-
hood % the city
Admiral Paulding Immediately sent
number from the school-ship.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-15
NOTICE.

STATE OF VERMONT, cHITTEsDIENi COUNTY COT
Chittenden County, ss.> A. d. 1854
Wy HEREAs, John Q. Adams Of Colchester, In
w said County at this Term Of said Court com
meneed his suit against Sylvester Ward and Lueins
j. Dixon Of Milton, in said County, and 6eorge Z.
Mosher Of Providence, Rhode Island, In an action
on a Judgment Of aid Court rendered at Term
thereof begun and holden at Burlington IN and Tor
.aid County Of Chittenden on the hrst Tuesday OF
April A u. 1861, for the sum Of so dollars aud =
cents damages and costs which said Judgment stlii
remains In full force and effect. not reversed salts
fed or otherwise vacated, and demanding $40 dam
ages. -, -.
here that said George c. Mosher and Lucius J; DIX
on reside without this State, and have not had per-
sonal notice Of the pendeney Of this suit.
Therefore, II Is ordered by the Court, that said
cause be continued 10 the next Term thereof 70 be
holden at Burlington in said County on the 4th
Tuesday Of September A. d. ls6i and that the SAID
Dixon snd Mosher, defendants. be notified Of the
tendency thereof by publishing this notice, con
taining the substance Of said declaration, in the
Burlington Free Press, public newspaper pub
lished at Burlington In said County, three weeks
successiveiy the last publication % be al least
twenty DAYS before the next Term OF this Court
Dated at Burlington this Both day Of June, n D.
1864. .....-, 81,
II B. SMITH, PITTS Attorney.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-15

This celebrated TOILET SOAP. such uni
versa. demand, is made from the CHOICEST
materials, is MILD and ENIOLIF;NT in its ma
ture. FRAGRANTLY SCENTED. ard er
tremely BENEFICIAL in its action upon the
skin. For sale by all Druggists and fancy Goods
Dealers.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-15

IEAEIVlLLL, MD. IuIy - > u NJ
All the passengers captured on The trains
have arrived here sale and gone North. Bush
river bridge is not burned. Gunpowder
bridge was burned but slightly. The dam
age can be soon repaired.
The rebels have left the line Of railroad
and have gone towards Bellair, Hartford Co.
The streets Of Baltimore are being barri-
cad,d, To guard against rebel cavalry.
6cn. Ricketts, had fallen back to the for
tihclti0ns around the city
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-15

Every thng IS qulet arOund INC clI!'
Last night a force Of rebels passed through
Tow,ontpwn on the way to join the main
force. The rebels had with them Maj. Gen.
Franklin and staff.
Only one bridge over the Gunpowdcr River
on the Philadelphia road is burned.
Business Is al a stand-stlll.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-15
\ Sairmssh with No>eby.

In the ,,ilni-h with Mosehv at Alile,
Maj. Frrhc, of the 2i Mass. cavalry, ana
Lieut. Emory and Capt. Humphreys OF y
). regiment were taken prisoners. Oapt.
Stone uf ilc "a Mas WE shot m the sniai Il
of tAe back. We lost II men killed and the
rch,l- ace supposed have los' larger num-
Eer Our detachment was considerably ~
l,risr la n..uhcrs e. the rebel force.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-15
.EM ROOkS.

rtt.r,TRA ATOMS Of Universal Progress by Her
/ i,erl spencer t r. St.-- b f,..
sat ism and other Papers. 2, 80 ,.1,
~. trripule et Antioch, hy tine au'ii'i '' I'M
roc =, . " ecb,,rber. Gotta Family
~. & ltiite. ~ the Rebel tonscrl.i- iH TO"
EAT ..,r uf Ru;h's sacs4ice- t,- , $50. ~ : T.
Tne Ferry boy and tue
The Soldier Boy, or Tom s"mefs III 'ie
Oliver optic For sale o.! =. a pRFNCHACO.
LINZ.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-15

NkW FORK, July l..
The steamer Electric Spark, Capt. era
ham. was captured IS miles north of Cape
Hculopen on Sunday last None OF the per-
-5nal property OF the passengers was taken.
The mails, 6j bags, and the steamer were
taken possession Of. The passengers, 10 in
number we're taken on board Of the British
schooner Jane boand for New York.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-15

- AKAGE Africa being "a tour in EIuntorial-
= Southwestern and Northwestern Africa ~
". ~ Rctdc.
o. Fr.deri-- the Great Vol. 8. ty tarls l"-
%" The Bugic Blast or Spirit II conflict
.- Max fl0Esrs;1 how 10 maFe them
.neuis Dussl," by ". N. Thackeray.
Macaria.r
For sale by T. y. flLLEh'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-15
NEW HOOks.

>ANAcE AFRICA. being narrative Of tour in
- Equatorial and South-s esteru Africa with notes
100 the La' O. Of the Uorila. the existence Of Uni
curn- and tailed men; the origin. character ana
caIa ilie- % the Negro and the future civilization
oi Africa. By NiuWo0d krsde
Phantom Flowers; a treatise on the art ui pro-
duciuE skeleton leaves.
For sale az III NTlN6TON'n.
july q.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-15

We request the attention Of some Of our
.-f. rihere to our terms, at the head @! thi-
.- and 10 statement Of th'ir accounts
ID
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-15

y Nv IITEhF y ~ 7
Hon. John Covode reports that Gen Grant
/, very hopeful and confident Of ultimate
success. He attaches no Importance to the
Maryland raid, AZ Lee would not dare to
de,ach anv considerable force from IN front
of the Union lines before Petersburg.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-15

,-,,Lvss Tongue. Veal, Mutton, Liver. Beef
L Cuicl eu. DucA. Turkey ucl7t CLANS oy SCI =
i-.-r. S..uce and frait- ai al ki4d- utat4 put Up
To "' ". . Union Block.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-15

NEW YoKS, July H.
The Times Washington dispatch dated
the l0tn. midnight, saws The telegraph
cable TO Fortress Monroe has been broken by
a draggins-onchor and communication with
Gen. Grant l. cut of.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-15

There has been no fighting since June .,
except skirmishiug on the night during the
movement % the Charlottesville river. II Is
not known positively whether Johnston has
crossed the Chattahoochie. Perhaps the
first news of either army crossing VIII an
nuuncc ten. Sherman on the c;hcr side.
Gen. sherman holds several good roads con-
xercin. 40 Atlanta.
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PICKLES AND SAUCES.

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Al Quiet at Petersburg.

Nothing but the usual Smelling and picket
FIRING ha, occurred along the lines during
thc last &, hours. More heavy batteries are
being erected 900 the right of our line.
Brig. Gen. Le4lie ias rendered his re-
si-uati.n on account vs. I'D health.