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NV NnRK Ian u


The Worlds letter from Chattanooga
datcd Jan. 7th says When the spring cam
wign opens, the battle grounl Will be found
in East Tennessee.
Gen. Grant is believed TO be prepared.
Gen. Sherman Is to concentrate an army at
Huntsville, Ala. Nearly all our cavalry are
with him. The reader can draw his own
conclusions.
The Tunes dispatch says Gen. Butler
gccs back to Fortress Monroe thoroughly
backed by Government, and clothed with full
powers To conduct the business Of exchanges
an HE own way. He has proposed to the
rebels To exchange man for man and officer
for officer, without ifs or butts.
The Worlds Washington despatch says
Gen. Blair has resigned his position in the
army.
The 7Incs Washington despatch Of last
evening says Gen. Butler while here To-
dsy received a telegram from Fortress Mon
no that flag Of truce boat from City Point
hRd brought news that the rebel Government
had cyaceated Richmond and removed the
aIchy,e and all portable property to South
Cro,ina.
fEae Tri5lme's despatch has the foregoing
an dds Gen. Butler telegraphed to Gen.
Wi-tar to make reconnaissance in force,
which was done within - miles Of Rich
mond. Returning they reported. that Rich
mUDd has not been evacuated
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Dcserters say Lees army is widely scat
tered, but do not believe that any part of it
has been sent off. They represent that for
age is difficult to obtain also the horses are
reduced in numbers and that no supplies are
received by Lees army in advance Of its ac-
tual necessities.
The roads are very bad, and the mud deep.
The I1i5une's Washington letter says
Gen Longstreet Is to be recalled from East
Tennessee, and placed at the head of new
army, with base at Suffolk, to operate on the
south side Of james River
Vice President Stephens has not attended
the rebel Congress this session nor visited
JEFF Davis for over year. Report said he
had gone to Europe.
The utmost distress prevails in Richmond
for food. FIR sh beef is four dollars per
pound. The lower two thirds Of Charleston
Is uninhabltable and in ruins
The report Is confirmed that Lee at the
time OF zen. Aleade's late advance made
every preparation 10 fall back to Richmond
with his 10000 troops.
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If the Week.

Telegraph


NewBfKS, y. I. Jan 10.
~, wholesale CONSUMPTION Law is Great
J., Great conservation and excitement m inc
-, r. s'y' portion of North Carolina where
',, 'a,,,,, are made to resist it
Ps5Iis meeting. are being held some ne, Of
s. 9,,a 1is snG favor return to the Union.
IT,, R.leieb .S,an,ia-d says If the civil
u, r. tramplcd under foot and every
~ > ,..ji.d man from l6 to 65 forced into
INV the people OF North Carolina will
,l+jr own affairs into their own hands
,-,cced in convention assembled to VIM
ate their liberties and their privileges.
vast majority Of cur people are already
,..,,d and restless on account of the threat
!, I'D rncrcschments on their liberties by the
,r-r~, at Richmond, and we most respect
Oh, warn the members of that body not to
.,,dlc a fame which ne effort can extin-
,rj.b. Pass those measures and the people
North Carolins will rise in their majority
md assert thesr sovereignty.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-29

STATE OF VERMONT, }rVO. au persons con-
District Of Chittendcu, rs 5 i c.ru,i u ti. e.
tate 81 james Palmer, late oi Charlotte. 10 siu
District, deceased,
GEEEIING.
At Probate Court holden az Burlington within
and for the District % JMttCuleu, 900 Tie I-th day
Of January, \. b. I-5i, an Instrument. rurpuIt M
% he the last viii and Testament oi JaI.e- Palmer
late Of Charlotte in said District. deceased. was
presented % the Court aforesaid, iUr Probate. tv
tlanson H. Wheeler. the Executor therein uls.a.'
And Il is ordered uy -ail Court that tlp 10Th alv
Of February, A. d. i-fi, no TIE Probate Court
Rooms IN said Bur Yl. Dee asst -ucI lsr proving
SAID Instrument and that notice thereof Doe given
70 al persons concerned, by publishing this .r r
three weeks excessively .u tile hurliu -tDu Free
Press, a newspaper printed al ,Ild Burlington usu-
viuus 20 the time appointed
Therefore, you are hereby notified O. appear tc-
fore said Court az the time and place aforesaid aud
contest the probate % said will e y,u have ctu-e
Given under my hand NJ Burlington iu said ps-
trct, this 18th day Of January, A. ID. l-i.
T r. WALES. judge.
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NEW YORK. Jan. o5

Gen. Pleasanton Of the Cavalry Corps of
the Army of the Potomac has issued an order
that no excuse will hereafter be accepted Tor
surprises or captures, under the plea that
the enemy il IN our uniform, as no person
will be allowed to approach within riae-shot
until their character Is ascertained. Officers
surprised will be'recommended for dismissal.
and priyates tried by court martial. should
they prove responsible. Rebels wearing our
uniform and caught in act of war, are order
ed 10 be hung on the spot.
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NEW VcR. Ian 81

NEW tchA, Jan. 20.
The 1rIblne's Dispatch says Gen. Halleck
expressed the belief that a last desperate eff
fort will be made by the rebels to transfer
the real lighting to northern soil in the spring.
The Heralds dispatch says The gang who
captured the gunboats Satellite and Resolute
some time since, still infest the vicinity Of
the Rappahannock, and is preparing for an
other rand. Several new boats have been
built and new recruits added to their gang.
The Heraid's despatch from the army says
our pickets near Racoon Ford were driven in
few days since by 90 rebel cavalry vino
crossed the river and bad quite a skirmish
but were compelled to retreat in confusion.
4 considerable force of infantry and cavalry
were visible on the other side Of the Rap
idan.
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tervals of ten minutes. The city is CAD
ually crumbling under the boml ardm mt.
NEM YnRK Ian o.

WV IUhhi jan. 81
A despatch from Chattanooga says: John
Morgan has arrived at Atlanta and is organ
lLlng an expedition t. cut the Chattanooga
r. X: Morgan made speech declaring
that the Yankee army must evacuate Chat
tanooga. The rebel general Wheeler is pre-
pairing for a raid it is supposed in the direc-
ton Of London and Knoxville. 4 fight took
place on the 10Th at Russelville. Tenn A
large force Of rebels drove an Ohio regiment
to Bliars Gross Roads, killing 81 and wound
Ing H. We lost one gun.
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NV IoRK. Jan. %.
The Times Washington despatch says :
Gen. Butler left to-day for Fortress Monroe
hopeful Of being able to release our prisoners
at Richmond within a month.
An officer of Gen Banks command writes
70 friend here that before the LIST of June
the whole country west Of the Mississippi
will be clear Of rebels in arms
The Heraid's despatch from the Army Of
the Potomac says Gen Sedgwick commands
the army IN the absence Of Gen. Meade.
A party of 100 guerillas made night at
tack On Col. Sweitzer's brigade wounding
or FIX Of our men, one mortally. Eight dead
rhels were left on the ground the guerillas
having been repulsed.
The Herald has letters dated off Whining
ton l+th which detail the capture or destruo-
tion Of the blockade runners Ranger ,Bendigo
and Hero.
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NrW YoRE Ian ~

NEW YoRK. Jan. p
Advlces from the Army report that small
eur videttes, We're attacked by unknown
Forces Of rebels, who wounded foar Of our
lnen and escaped.
The TTIbHne's Washinyt.. d;s,..,b sovs
Instructions will be sent to Gen ST. b 80 he
PRESIDENT, to issue prociamatinn snno;3,ino,
N election for Governor OF the Srdia &c A.
Aesas On the 18th OF March. - u ~
Alter the election the Goyerno- :.
eis'ood Il To call Convention n -" = u. H.
constitution 50 as to abolish 81. w
~ !Tl'on vii he allowed TO vote wbn S'.s.
n M h. 'aAe lhe oath prescribed BY the PrcsidDn,
creased. ii"'e rapidly in
,rd i9e Hraid-s letter lrom the s.,.sdron -
S;o~r ~ reports that the English man Of war r
10 aa =, wa, with the feet seeking rermiss;an
gogs - 81 70 Mobile. which had been asked bv a
gan. Jul squadron To Fort Nor
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'Ir's nothing of interest. The sbelIino re .,
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WILLIAM q. BARKER's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, (THE Honorable the
District Of Chittenden, IS. i Probate Court ior
the District Of Chit;endcu.
To all persons interested in the E.ints o William
o. Barker, late Of >hclhurn, IN said District ie-
ceased,
GnEETIyG
WHEREAS, said Court bath ass -ncd the 5th CAV el
February next rthe settlement of the aiiains;ra-
ton account u the Executor oi the last Will and
testament Of said deceased and ordered that public
notice thereof be given 70 al persons interested n
said estate, by publishing This .ri,- three wee ts
successfully previous 20 the day assigned lu the
Burlington Free Press, printo IN Burlington ia
said District.
Therefore, you are hereby MT fed 10 appear az
the Probate Court rooms, In Hurlingt ln the day
assigned. then and there % contest the allowance
of said account II you see cause.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of January,
A. u. 1861.
T. E. WALES, Judge.
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NV NoRK. Jan. ]


The Hrads Army Of the Potomac dis
patch SAYS a dispatch reports Gen Meade,
who has been i'll in Philadelphia, recovering,
and will soon resume command Of the Army
Ii l. SAID that the firing across the Rapi-
dan was caused by an attempt Of a regiment
or TWO 10 desert. None Of our forces were
out at the time.
The Times Washington despatch SAYS that
the House committee will tomorrow report
"a bill establishing substantially the Post
office order system Of England
Hon. f. II. Hollins of n H. has been ap-
pointed deputy Commissioner OF Internal
Revenue
The T'Tijlne's Washington dispatch re
ports a continual stream Of desertcrs pouring
INTO our lines from the rebel army On
Sunday evening 20 came in and to-day 80
more.
The Herdld dispatch, dated Headquarters
Department West Virginia, Jan Goth, says
ten. Sullivan has Just informed Gen. Kelly,
from Harpers Ferry, that his scouts
have returned with Richmond papers of
the 22d instant. These papers say
that jeff DAVIS house was robbed and fired.
This is very significant The fire was dis
covered IN time 70 save the building. Mai.
Quinlan Of the first y Y cavalry who com
manded the scouts reports that bands Of
men are forming to resist the rebel conscript-
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ST. LOUIS, Jan. 20

A Ierenworth despatch to the Democrat
spvs. A resolution recommending the renom-
pation Of President Lincoln Is before the
Kan.as Legislature aud will probably pass.
A private dispatch from Washington indi-
cates that Roeecrans l. sure to have the COM
mani of Missouri.
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NEW YURE, Jan. %.
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NEW YoRK, Jan. %.
The Times Washington despatch sayI
SHARP musketrv firing continuing for several
minutes was heard at 3 \. NJ Thursday
among the rebels over the Rapidan. 1t was
supposed to he occasioned by a concerted at
tempt to desert.
Reports that Richmond Is being gradually
evacuated 10y the rebel Government continue
to he brought in by persons from that place
1t is positively stated that the removal Of
gun-making machinery from the Tredegar
iron-works to Columbia, has been going on
for weeks
Governor Pierpoint and the Legislature
haye protested against Gen. Butler vigorous
measures at Norfolk.
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\ despatch from Louisville TO the Gazette
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STATE OF VERMONT. lfrHE Honorable the
DisTRlCT oF CHrTTENuEy. SIS l Probate Court for
the district Of ChittendeU,
To all persons interested ia the estate 81 Ca-su-
Ray. of Toronto, Canada West, a minor
uNEETfNs.
WHEREAS, application hath been made O. TINS
Court In writing, 10y the Guardian Of Cu-sius RAY,
for license and authority Co. sell the whole uf the
real estate uf his said ward setting forth therein.
that his said ward Is the of about % acres Ut
land situate Spear Street ina Burlington iu
Chittenden County, and that 10 would Do for
the interest Of said war. e. son said real
estate and put the proceeds thereof no interest,
and thereupou the said Court APP ointed anu ass
signed the luth day Of January. \. d. I-ft. 90 tIc
Probate Court rooms IN said District. o. hear and
decide upon said application and petition. and or-
dered that public notice thereof O. DO given Co all
persons interested therein, by publishing this order
three weeks successfully in the burlington Free
Press, a newspaper, which circuates in tle uci-I-
borhood Of those persons interested therein. all
which publications shall be previous to the day
siguedfor hearing.
Therefore, you are hereby notified o. appear he-
fore said Court, at the time and place aforesaid,
then and there 10 object 20 the granting %. such lie
cense, If YOU see cause.
Given under my hand. at the Probate Court
rooms, this 9Th day % January. A. j.. 1905.
4. r. WALES judge.
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STATE or VERMONT. tV'HE a.l.a c
DISTRICT ui CHluLNuEN- -~. . i fr..tt. t.I.f ..r
the District uf Chitteul,u.
To al persons interested iu Oh. estate ND DIlrl..
). sutton, ui hurll-t %. il sllL Distract 3D. ..l.
tltlI....
WHEREAS, application u urtiu-. utI .tcu
made o. this Court, ts t4e Guardian .i Charles ..
sutton. ior license and authority O. -Ull tIu al.ll
Of the real estate % Alr said wand, -ltta- forth
therein, that her said ward own, tie i.l.ot.l.- .-
tercst 10 the farm ui land situate iu Burlington.
containing SD acres of which ElWarl j. sutton Late
Of said Burlington, deceased, died seized anal pose
sessed, VIZ au equal interest with the widow of
said Edward j. ln homestead O. tie Fa4uc 90 -1tI
therein, until said ward shall arrive 40 tull age
Also an undivided third part 10 Gle residue Ui -Il
farm subject o. said widow, right OF dover therein.
And that twuu.d Doe conducive 90 the interest ui -G
ward o. sell such real state and invest t.t proceeds
thereof in money and thercup0u the said Court "a
pointed and -ucl the 18th day Ui February, U.
1904, at the Probate Court Rooms iu said District 20
hear and decide upon saiC apple alton aud ordered
that public notice thereof Hc given o. a4l pHr-
tcresed therein by publishing this ORDER three Wuhs
successfully, 10 the Burlington Free Pres "a now
paper which circulate iu the uo -sUrilHU4 ui chose
persons interested therein, al which publications
shall Ice previous o. the time appointed ffr uraru.
Therefore. you are hereby u0tiisd 90 appear Dee
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then and there % object o. the granting oi such De
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nROKE into the enclosure Of the subscriber some
Il time in September last, Five sheep, three
Wethers and two Ewes. The owner Is requested 10
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