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A distinguished physician, who aisd
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-23

LOUISVILLE, Dec. II.
The rebel Gen. Lyon on entering Hopkins
vile on Monday, conscripted every man be
could find, and burned what he could not
carry away. 4 conseripted man succeeded in
getting the guard over him drunk, and esca-
ped while the rebel soldiers were in quest Of
coal.
Gen. McCook's advance guard had e Skin
mish with the rear guard OF Lyons at Elk
town.
Gems. StOneman and Burbrldge have ef-
lected Junction at Rcamsyille, and Will
closely follow Breckenridge
The cavalry Of Gen. Thomas army crossed
a few days ago to the north eide of the Cum
berland river. Yesterday they re crossed
again TO the south side, with the exception
OF sufficient force 10 pursue and rout any
rebel force on the north side of the river.
The defences on the rail road have been
50 strengthened that no danger is appre-
hended.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-23

Horrible Rail ROAD AocDEST.-A hor-
m. and fatal accident occurred on the Og-
.,.bur,h nail road at Brush's Mills, last
,lday. 4 young lad about Is years ofage,
.med McMahan, was returning from school
noon. iust as freight train was passing.
I. manv careless boys do, he caught hold of
-qof the cars to get a ride for few rods.
"A IN getting of he fell SO as to bring his
II directly across the rail while the cars
~ in motion. The wheel struck his neck,
SANITY seyering his head from the body;
be BODY sprang several times in the air, in
he commissions which fOllowed.-MGlORe
Palladium Dee. 10.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-23
News of the Week .
Nv YORK, Dec. Is.
BY Telegraph

The Richmond rapers sly sts,
reconnaissance on the right u re arm u
the James on last Saturday, already spoken
Of in our. dispatches was under the direction
of Gen. Longelr--. -.
From rebel papers We iea.r o. the success
of Union cavalry force in Louisiana unoeT
Gen. Davidson. They were estimated a.
-',~ with them Two pieces oil
- snoo '-"ded wagons
O'S. ''"O' -" " noe
artillery and a55ct lUv -
They reached Zangipance from Batch 49,
or the morning OF the Both uit., broke 10 d
valuable camp, captured much valuable
property and then left ia the direction OF
Pearl River. The rebels who fed before the
Union troopers IN great trepIdation seemed
to think the destination Was Mobile
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-23

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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-23

The Richmond raTcr, of Saturday state
that on Friday Gen. sHcrm1n was DO luc oi
battle ON llarlcc'- o.. % aui demanded the
surrender of Slyannlh I- was refused and
heavy fighting commenced mt once. Result
unknown.
All communication with the city has been
cut oh
These papers are very blue about lariea's
ability 20 bold out.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-23
New YoRk, Dec. IS.

The HeralGs letter from Hilton Head Of
Dec. Sth says Gen. Foster by rapid and
strategc.ic movements from right TO left has
succeeded in obtaininga position from which
he will command two bridges and some miles
of the Savannah and Charleston railroad,
even if he does not occupy the road itself -
Our casualties at Honey Hill have been
found to be 40, a considerable reduction
from the NUM- first reported.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-23

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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-23
NV YoRk. Dec. ID.

NEW YORK, Dec. 10
Breckrnridee has issued a proclamation
designed to encourage deserton from
the Union army IN East Zen
nessee. L provides protection 70 all who
will return &c their homes in his lines.
The rebel Gov. Clark, Of Mississippi. Il
alarmed at the vigorous movements OF ten.
Canhv's forces, and has ISSUED proclama-
tIon calling the militia to assemble immedl-
atcly.
The Petersburgh Express Of the 18th says:
The enemy has now nearly four corps south
Of the Appomattox, independent of cavalry ,
but the roads are in too bad state {" use
them.
The Richmond Enquirer OF the 18Th Las a
semi-oficial editorial in favor Of arming the
slaves. 1t says Gen Lee is IN favor Of IT,
The Montgomery Adrertiser Is informed
that all the federal posts southeast OF Iulla-
homa. had been called in, including Cha'ia-
noora. Bridgeport and Stevenson.
From another source It Is reported 10y
man who was there. that there we're no Yam
KEGS at Chattanooga.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-23
WAR DEPT, WASHINGTON
Dee. l.. $50 \. NJ.
To Ma. Gen. DIR.

To MAJ, Gen. DIR:
The following official dis
patch of the great victory achieved yesteriiy
= hy Maj Gen. Thomas and his gallant army
oy.r - ,e5el force under Hood in front oil
Nashville is JUS. received
HEADQUARTERS DEPARc KENT OF
TIE CUMBERLAND, miles from
/ Nashville, II P NJ. }
To The President, Hon E. VI. Stanton ana
T Liellt- Gen. g. S. Grant -
This army thanks you for your apPro'a-
conduct yesterday AMI assures you
ZION q no. cd at all points
il IS Dot Inispisc-., Brent
The enemy has heen rre--
.c-9av il. his line Of retreat to Tn
wood hllis
Brig Gen. Hatch OF " ilson : corps OF cav
airy. on the right, turned the enemy lylJ,
and captured a large number OF prisoners -
number not vet reported.
Mai Gen. Schofcld's corps next on the
left OF the cavalry, carried the second bin.
capturing many prisoners and SIX pieces of
artillery, two Brig. Generals and about
1000 prisoners.
Brig. Gen. " aner's division OF Smiths
command. next on the left 10 McArthur's
division, carried the enemy's enuenchmcuts,
capturing all the artillery and troops Of the
enemy in the line.
Mai. Gen. Woods troops on the Franklin
pike, took up the assault, capturing the enc
mys entertainments. and in his retreat took
s pieces of artillery, something over 600
prisoners, ami drove the enemy within mile
Of Brentwood mil pass.
Mai. Gen Stcdman, commanding detaca-
mcnts of the military division Of the Missis-
sippr, most nobly supported Gen. Wood
lett, and bore a most honorable part in the
operations of the day.
| have ordered pursuit TO be continued in
the morning at daylight, though the troops
are very much fatigued. The utmost enthu-
siasm prevails.
must not forget to report the operations
Of Brig. Gen. johnson, in successfully drly-
ing the enemy with the cooperation Of the
gunboats under Lieut.. Com. Fitch, from
their established batteries on Cumberland
River. before Nashville; and the service OF
Brig. Gen Croxton's brigade in covering our
right and rear.
In the operations of yesterday and to-day
though have not received the report Of tn
number of prisoners captured by johnson x
Croxton's commands. | know they have
made large number.
am glad to he able TO state that the num-
Der of prisoners captured yesterday greatly
exceeds the number reported by telegraph
last evening.
The woods, fields and entertainments we're
strewn with the enemy small arms ahan
doncd by the enemy ia bis retreat
In conclusion, am happy to state that all
this has been effected with but very 81
loss 70 US. probably not exceeding 300 aud
VERY few killed.
GEO. II. THOMAS.
Mai. Gen. Com
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-23

Washington. Dee. l6-y \. NJ.
To Ma Gen Dir:
An unofficial dispatch gives the following
detail, of the battle at Nashville. Ii is ia
ted Dec Is, 1890 p. NJ
Onr lines advanced and engaged the rebel
line nj . \. VI. The line was formed thus
Gen. Stcadman on the left, ). f. Wood with
fine tth corps next, and A. j. Smith with
OK IN reserve. next, and the cavalry under
Wilson fighting dismounted, occupying the
extreme right. aided by the gunboats on the
river.
The artillery practice has been fine and at
I'm. rb,. musketrv ire was continuous and
iea,v. thongh the casualties have been
light n ..
The results are very iair. Oar lett occu-
rpinc the same ground as at the morning
hut the right has advanced miles dFI'ing
the enemy from the river and from ms en-
tr,ucblpent- from the range OF nils
ON which nis left rested, and forced
bst uponAis right and center Ills center
was pushed hack from one TO three miles ME-,
with loss in oil OF l. guns and about l7V'
prisoncrs. and bis whole line OF earthWoTks
rxceut about mile on his extreme rl-ht'
where no serious attempt was MAUI " u''
lodge him.
The whole Of Hoods army Is here except
thc cavalry and one division which mas Deeh
| detached 70 threatod Murireesboro.
The whole action Of to-day was sPlenaidly
successful The division commanded by ten
Kimball. of the 4jh Corps by zen. hanud'
of the command of zen. \. j. smith and the
cavalry division under Gen. knlpe, were
under my observation, and have never seen
better work.
Gen. Kimbail carried two fortified POSI-
tons by assault with slight loss, capturing
at one point 400 prisoners and 10 guns; n,
doubt other points OF tire line did as we'll
only speak Of what | saw.
50 intelligence has been received iron
Gen. Sherman later than the published Gus
patches from Gen. Foster and Admiral Dani
greu. >-roN
Go of War
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-23
Nrw YoRK. Dec. Il

Tie Richmond papers mention another
Union expedition into North Carolina IN
addition To- the one Of the Roanoke river
Thry say that last sunday 800 men rom 1l
q gpnhoat in the Chowan river. destroyed az
~ rrb.l cosuaiss ~ stores al Murire''sh''',
Hart, I'd. Co. and took % number ''
uorses and mules.
Board and lodging are advert'sfd n hi''-
at S45 per day
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-23

The quiet in the James river army was
slightly rutled last Friday evening hy sud
den attack of the rebel pockets 900 Tie james
river near Bermuda Hundred.
The attack was promptly responded to-
The firing winch continued Tor aola- .-n hour
was participated IN by the artillery Arla-
rentiy nothing was effected by II.
The same evening five rcDel Eunhoai- and
two rams were Observed lying under the guns
OF Fort Darling
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-23
E. NJ. STANTON,
Sec. of War.

NEW YORK, Dec. 10.
Sold sold to-day at 234.
BALTIMORE. Dec. 10.
Tie correspondent OF the American 'eie-
graphs as follows;
The steamship yaruna left Charleston bar
Dee Id. at i. NJ, and arrived here To-
dav. The report had reached there oy a
rebel a., Of truce boat, that sherman was
in nossers,i,u Of Savannah after eight hohFs
fighting. captaring IL 900 prisoners
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-23

The Ir5uae's letter from the army ef the
james, says that rebel de,erters report that
Beaurc-arl has escaped from Savannah O.
Charleston, ON the lltl, IN Especial train.
lie narrowly escaped capture, the train being
the last which plssed over tire r1lt.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-23
Died.

In Burlington, Sunday, Dec. 18th. At P. NJ,
Richard e Cole Esq. in the 10Th year OF his age.
IN Andersonviile, Ca, about the lst Of November
Augustus N. Boyd OF Burlington VI, aged IS years
NJ Boyd enlisted into Co. L, LIST Vt. Cavalry, Jan
Il 1904 and was captured ~ the enemy on tie ID
March last in Kilpatrck's raid.
In HineIburgh, Dec. 18th. Wm. Mead aged p
Years
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-23
New YoRE, Dec. 10

A letter from Admiral Dahlgren, dated
the I4th INST, to the Secretary oil the Navy
states that he was busy buoying the Sivan-
nah river for an attack on Sayannan 40 "i"
Of Sherman. Dahlgren and Foster held an
interview with Sherman ON tie l4tu-
The Richmond Senhnsi hasa dispatch d'-
ted Kinston. y. c.. the 18th stating That
the Union force was repuised tn't
DIV on the Neuse river two miles from hIns-
ION and driven across the southwest bridge
Rhicn they DESTROYED.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-23

Affairs in the Shenandoah Valley TeInaln
undisturbcd There are no fears that hr'cA-
inridgc will give any trouble.
The cold weather has been very sever
There has been ne dcvrcdations by gaer-
rillas The line Of railroad from Harper
Ferry to Winchester, is strictly guarded.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-23

The total number OF prisoners captuFel ~
the two days fight is estimated at 65Oo.
Holds loss cannot be less than L, 900 since
he advanced from Columbia towards Nash
vile.
Gen Thomas Is determined battle again
and has ordered the pon;o0ns TO DE- forward
ed 10 across the streams between this city
and C1lumbia.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-23
GEO. II. THOMAS.
Mai. Gen. Com

NASHVILLE. Dee. l6-P. N.
During last night Hood withdrew his
right from the river. and took q position
covering Hill-iorl. Granny " bites and
Franklin pixies, which line had been carefully
prepared Tor iu-t tits contingency.
Tie was driven from the first line easily 4,
but the second was very sJuhbornly defend
ed and was IL, ias, heavily assaulted three
times before succeeding. Ii Wa
carried. however. ana % pieces % artillery
2O0u men including Gen. Jackson with tae
remnant of is division Were taken. Tic eye
emv was forced back two miles. aud h'- ar-
NV broken into Two parts. one ON tie NJ tiie
pike ana the other on the Fnuklln, TltA A"
range OF bu7hy bills between thcn.
Stedman and Wood pressing down the
latter and A. j. Smith and Scnuicld down
the former.
small arms lay as thick on the coute-'c.
line a the rebels had stood there. Hood
can't make another day S fight while Ih'm i-
is In good condition to pres him. CaHr
more waeJus-cJn't sly the nDmhcr Ever.
body. white and black, did -p!en4iily.
EDWIN NJ STANTON.
Sc. of War.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-23
NEW York, Dec. IS.
Gold seld to-day at 80.


NEw YORK, Dec. 10
Tie Times despatch dated of cape Henry
Dee 18th, says i large naval leet accom-
panied by land force on transports, left
Hampton Roads thai morning. steering in
southerly direction. The Iron-clads attached
to the feet were the first to move. The single
turrcted monitors going in tow Of steamers.
Their place of destination will be known 10
the public at the proper time. Sufficient to
remark that preparations have been made to
make q vigorous and formidable attack On
the cncmy's works.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-23
BOSTON MARKET.


WEDNESDAY, Dec. q.
r,OUR-The Sales OF Western Superine A. slCG
.... common extras tllGll p medium 81 so
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-.-.4.. Ohio, Gensssee and Michigan, sl2 25G
a. Corn meal So Is p Dbl. Rye -four, s. 80
bbl. Buckwheat, s. 7586 90 p loo lbs.
-sA.N-The market for Corn has been very dull
Oh. last week. Sales Of Western mixed at g.
r Western yellow g. Is e bush. Oats, e5cG
..v bush. Barley, 81 7O9l So p bush. as to
.-,a,y. Rye, 81 90 p bush. Shorts s47Gis fine
,.s t5la52 and middlings s6iG65 e ton.
PROVISIONS-There has been very irm feeling
.-P.rt Prime s3s8iO mess si-GAs clear 4s0
cash Beef is firm. Sales Of Eastern and Wes-
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g-al.ty. Butter is firm. and has been in fair de-
-,rd. with sales for common +5G5oc good and
--,.ce g. a.. Canada and Western are scarce and
-,e. nomiuaIiy s-a5Oc p II, as EQUALITY. Cheese
,f.ln. and has been selling at l7G2ic a. %, cash.
W0Ol-Dsuard good and the market for fleece
al pulled is quite firm. The sales Of the week
ave been -0loo1 D. at seas 10 for fleece, and 90
e. b. Tor super aud extra pulled.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-23

NEW AoRE. DC. 81.
The L. : Transport Fulton from Port
ROYAL. Dee Is. has arrived. Size touched
AZ Fortr,,. Monroe 90 land Col. y L. Etn-
cock With lc,pltcLc, t.om Gen Sherman
Ss,arnah was sul. in tac hands . t.r
rebels. Il. surrender had n e been d.utrl-
ed hy Gen. ; crmin zap % The slIlu- ID. t'r
Fulton.
The Palmetto H.rqd says only one fight
Of any mYmcut occurred 'u Sherman 3
march and tlat resulted IN thc d1--ing %.
Wheeler All the railroads oltoi ~Nan1ah
are clt and the city is entirely and securely
invested.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-23

r.Iesrn that rrobably brevet Maj. Gen.
re :. stannArd viii soon BE pA, In
-n.nd of the military forces Of the north
%, .-ontier-
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WAR DEPARTMENT WasHI>GToS,
Dee. 10, . \. VI.
To Ma. Gen. Din:
The following official re-
port of tie battle before Nashville has been
received from Maj. Gen. Thomas .-
NASHVILLE, Tenn,
Dec IS, Q P. NJ.
attacked the enemy's left this morning
ana drove it from the river below the city
very nearly 70 Franklin pike. distant about
: miles.
have captured Chalmers headquarters
and train. and a second train OF about 20
wac ln- with between ou0and 1909 prisoners
ana IL pieces OF artillery.
The troops behaved -Veudidly. all taking
their share IN assaulung and carrying the
enemy brea-tworks.
| shall attack the enemy again tomorrow
if he stand, To fight. and IL he retreats du-
ring the night VIII pursue HIM. throwing a
heavy cavalry force in the rear % destroy
his trains.
signed GEO. Il. THOMAS.
Mai. Gen. Com
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-23
HOLIDAY GOODS
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--0Iy opened q aew lot Of Breakfast saavls,
= -+r.. Nu.lss sfi-ts. Hoods, &c. sc. Gloves,
ilc.rr,. ltan !keFchief-. BaIm'rals, Shawls, New
DE Laincs Diess Goof- Flanoels. Blan,ets, &c &C.
at the Corner store.
Dec. 70. 1851. ga"u'