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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-09

CNcINNATI, sept. D.
The Commercial, special dispatch from
Knoxville. dated the 5th saws the following
special dispatch from Gen. Gibson has been
received, dated Bulls Gap, Sept. >
TO Gen Jelison; =,
surprised, defeated and
killed John Morgan at Greenyille this morn
inc The killed are scattered for miles. and
have not vet been counted; probably they
number hundred Among the 10 prison
ere captured are Morgan's staff. We also
captured the cannon and caisOns the enc
INV force outnumbered mine, but the sur
prise was complete.
(Signed) ALLEN [. GIBSON
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-09

Nearly all the railroads entering here, are
damaged, tracks and bridges having been
washed away, but the repairs are completed
and travel will he resumed to-day. The
crops are much injured. At Dayton trees
and fences were Frustrated.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-09

y dawned the stranger, which proved to be
the Tallahassee. was seen safely moored I'M
der the guns Of the rebel fort Fisher. Pre-
caution mas been taken to keep her there,
though she may manage to slip out some
DARK night
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BRYANis
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the vital organs Is not hopelessly decayed. Eve
one afflicted should give them impartial trial.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor,
p Cortlandt St. y. Y. City
Price = cents per Rex. For sale by all druggist
Dec. l4th ST.. aaWly.
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DR.. RAND's SPECIFIC.

THE Oldest and most reliable medicine for the
Il cure Of Spermatorh0a, Seminal MeaSnessi Los.
Of Power &c This medicine has stood the test y
over thirty wears and has always proved success
DR.. RAND'S SPECIFIC is exhibited in the form
Of pills, made up entirely Of substances that have
specific efiec, upon the generative organs. Most
persons associate the idea Of operations upon tho
bowels from taking sny kind Ofpills. The SPECIFIC
Of Or. Rand is not intended as an suacaafirg sed-
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upon the impaired regenerative organs The pills
are not unpleasant 70 the taste, and many persons
masticate them with IMMUNITY before swallowing
them which plan would always recommend as
afordng the speediest way to get the effect Of the
remedy.
Price 81 per box, or six boxes for 80 Sold oy
druggists everywhere.
JNO. J. KRONER, Wholesale Agent.
400 Chestnut St, Philadelphia Pa.
Aup q dlyr
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MONTHS,
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NFw YoRK, Sent

NV lOhh' ctpt. 7.
The purser o. the steamer Yazoo reports
that our feet attacked Fort Morgan on the
morning Of the 22d. The rebel Gen. Page
surrendered Internationally at , P. NJ, of
the 2Sd. The fort was much damaged by the
rapid fire of our feet. The enthusiasm Of
our forces was unbounded.
The steamships Tennessee and Bienville
were Passed in the river by the Yazoo on the
oath. with the prisoners from Fort Morgan
on board.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-09

The Herdid'S correspondent with AverIll-
writing from Bunker Hill, Va, says we were
attacked this morning by Lamack's division
Of tive brigades Of cavalry The rebels were
driven FIVE miles towards Winchester at a
rapid rate The enemy's artillery has bare
ly e-caped capture.
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T,,-,.v,frr Kv semi /


Passengers from Nashville state that the
rebels under Wheeler. Forrest and Rholdy,
are tearing up the track Of the Great
Western Railroad between Nashville
and the Tennessee River. The Nash
vile Union says that Rosscau has DIS
posed his forces So that they cannot
permanently iniure the road and has gone
out TO engage them.
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HAvENEYER MANSION, fiFTY-SEyESTH ST.,
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The HerqiT's Bunker Hill correspondent,
writing on the 4th. says Gen. Crook was
last night attacked by the enemy but re-
pulsed them. He took 100 prisoners.
The Heralds correspondent with Averill,
writing on the 4th, SAYS: Oar operations
on Gen. Sheridun's right were very success
full Lonack's division of i've Brigades OF
Cavalry attacked our lines. but were CALAMITY
rcbulsed, although the enemy had three to our
one. We maintained the defensive for snort
time, in order for the enemy to develope
his strength when We took the offensive and
drove the whole rebel division from the held
IN great haste through woods past rihe-plts
and rudely constructed breas;works dis
lance of five miles Here they attempted to
make stand, but our troops charged them
so impetuously that they took to flight
again. While the fight was going on
Rhodes corps moved down II attack US with
Is pieces of artillery but fell back during
the night. We found the rebel loss to be
very large compared to ours.
The Herald's City Point correspondent
writing on the 4th inst, says Richmond
papers affect to fidicule the idea of a single
line of Railroad being vital 70 the occupa-
ton Of Petersburg and Richmond; but
a general feeling of dependency be-
travs itself in the same issue. cor
respondent of that paper bewalls the
loss of the Weldon Railroad and pronounces
repossession by the rebels hopelessly impos,
sible. lie says the crops and fences all
along the road are destroyed.
The TriJune's dispatch says Gen Hunter
has been relieved at his own request and Is
succeeded by Maj. Gen. Cook.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-09

OFFICE A. A PRovosT n.RsHAL 6ES'L.
BRATTLEBoRo VT, Aug. 81. 1861
fCircular No. 70.l
rI1HE following telegram Is published for the in
1 formation and guidance Of Provost Marshals
"WAsHISGToN. tug 7o, ls6i.
90 70 B-iq Gen T. G. Piie1er-
Keep volunteering a. much as possible AFTER
the 5th Of Sept. and let il be known that voiun-
teers will be counted in the quotas Of the prese NJ
cali M 10 the last practicable moment before the
drafted men are accepted and sent 10 rendezvous
(SLnedl JAS T. FRY a. l. u
By order Of
Rig Gen. T -. Pi1cHER,
4 A. Prov 81 Gcn'.
GEo y. DEBEvOisE.
Lieut. :. r. Corps, and
Act'- lnsn. ?. II G.'s buresu
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REMARKS

There WAS about On cattle more than last week,
hut sales were qucs, and prices full as high. The
quality averaged better, as there were not many
small thin cattle. Prices ranged from 3 TO sl4 2
cvt. few sold as high as 81 50, and some as low
as 8 n 81 = cwt. There was a large number of
sheep and lambs and sales slim at prices lower than
last woe.. quite a number remained in the yards
a. - O'Clock, and viii probably have 70 be kept
over and sold lower tlan prices asked by holders.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-09

The steamship Belgian from Liverpool the
25th, and Londonderry the Goth uIt., passed
here last night.
The steamship st. David arrived at Lon
d0nderry on the 25th. The d" City of Cork
arrived at Queenstown on the 25th ult.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-09

NEW YORK, Sept. 6.
The Times special says that Macmillan
Of Mexico has refused to receive an envoy
from The Southern uonfederacy.
Gold is quoted at al.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-09

There IS no political news Of importance.
The capture OF the pseudo pirate Georgia by
the Niagara created no excitement whatever.
The pirate Florida sailed from Santa Cruz,
Aug 9Th, on a cruise.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-09

TIE Bandind National published at Mata-
moras. declars that the French and Algerlne
troors now in Mexico were lately defeated
in four pitched battles with the Mexlcans-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-09
DRUNKENNESS CURED.

rTHE Inebriate may now bid defiance TO the tempt
ing cup. DR.. Zane's antidote for strong drink
i a eeTtsin cure for drunkenness. 1t creates dis
Ike for strong drink, and can be administered with
out the knowledge OF The patient.
Descriptive circulars sent to any address. For
ale nv an respectable druggists IN the United
states and Canadas. Price 81 per box, or packages
Of six boxes for $.
JNO. j. KRONER, Wholesale Agent,
4O2 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia, Pa
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NEW YORK. Sent.

NEW YORK, sept. ..
The Tribune in a political address says
hereafter We fly the banner Of Abraham
Lincoln for the next Presidency
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-09

THE HORRORS OF WAR CAN BE
greatly mitisated BY that sovereign remedy. HoL-
LowAY's OINTMENT. as it will cure any wound, how
ever desperate, II it be well around the wounded
parts and they be kept thoroughly covered with it,
A pot II Ointment should be IN every mans KNAPP
sacs.
II the reader Of TIL, notice" cannot get a
Box Of Pills or Ointment from the drug
store In hls place let him write to ne, 50 Maiden
Lane, enclosing the amount, and I will mail q box
free OF expense. Many persons viii not keep ny
medicines on hand because they cannot make A.
much proft as on other persons make. % cent?,
IS cents, and 81 40 pei. box orpoi.
Sept. sth. IT
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-09

NEW YORK, Sept. ;.
It Is confidently stated that there Will be
no draft in New York and Brooklyn. the ma
val enlistments making up the quota.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-09

WEDSEspAY, sept 3.
....-..- .-s cattle. s-out 1910 Eeeves and
.., ---.s .ln-o u Working Oxen. Cows. one,
t-s- -r.. years uii-
sa-.a. Ieaf-svtra e. c,rt.. sI3 90 a sI3 81.
r-. quality, So ol "a Sl225.
-..a. quality. go ODD q 81 Oh.
"r. quality. s. no n 50.
Working Oxen, 500 a 2so per pair
Cows and Calves, So, a. IS a O.
Two years old. s31 n Is.
Three year. old, $50 a IS.
~hee. aai Lambs, 500 at market. Prices, in lots
6 f1 each. Extra and selections g 50,
E RI i-. Spring Lambs s 81 n nl.
Hides, l3 q I3:c per n Pelts, s. a 80 each
C4'fSsius IS 30c
TauoT, q lac q n
swine AT Market a.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-09

yALUABLER REAL ESTATE FOR z.
THE ist Baptist Society, Darlington. CIR
1 present house Of worship and lot loF .
session given on or before Oct. 10Th. tol 90 IN
other information enquire Of ,---
CLu-- C.
Burlington, Aug. L. 1854.
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ThEBLE HOOKS.

..-sLL Hooks Landing Hooks, Svivels Gimp
--' eE articles in the fishing line,
AM. At J. Z. BRlNSiAlDs.
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\ special dispatch to the Press from the
Army Of the Potomac dated the lst INST,
says the enemy were reported To be moving
their artillery TO their risht in the afternoon.
Slight skirmishinS began along the Weldon
railroad.
The 9Th corps were placed under arms and
marched into the breast works Some de
serters came into the breast works during
the day and said We were to BE- attacked at
four o'clock in the afternoon. With the
exception OF the slight skirmishing along
the railroad there was no disturbance. The
quiet along our entire front is wonderful. it
Is unaccountahle. There l. something op-
pressiye about IT, We seem to he cpntinu-
ally expecting "A fight and know not the time
or place of its occuITen-c-
NEW York, sept. 8
The Tr7iu1c's Washington dispatch in
sist> that the Treasury department is eonsid-
erins large foreign loan which has been
rendered % Iho government.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that an application will
y be made to the next session Of the Legislature
for a Village or City Charter for portion Of the
Town Of Burlington.
Aug -.
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CINCINNATI, Sept. ..
Daring the storm on Saturday nisnt anu
Sunday morning five inches oil ram ieh.
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No &c p.

ID /. PIERSON is now receiving his Fall STYLES
IL. Of Groceries 10 which he would call the at
At lie Church Street.
Aug y, -.
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ALPuAM AusrIN.s EsrATr.

STATE OF VERMONT, lTHE H0r'-
District n Chttsndeu ss 1 Probate Con-.
the d strict Of Chittenden.
To the heirs and IN persons interested ia
tate Of alpha ". Austin, lat @ Essex Oh
trict deceased.
Gr
WHEREAS, application hath been ma
Court in writing. by tho Aduinst-1tHr
tate. PRAYING FOR license and auth.r'tv on
real cstete Cf said deceased, irciufI1- the
Of the willow dover therein Or % e. pos.
debts ant charges Of adm .u'e.rrr .l. anil
forth therein Che amount .f dstt O. Quo tr-r.
deceased. the chlrres 90 administration. tho
Of personal cstlte, and che situation 90 The
tate
WHEREUPoN. rho ssil Court appointed
signed the 2'd dsv of September a. u. SRI
Probate Court rooms. in ssii District, q.
decide upon said application. and petition
dered public MOTTO. thereof Oh be- given
sons intere tcd therein nr nulIi-h.rr -H.
together with tho time and place Ec'
weeks sueHas IE .n fHH Hur.Hu-r n
those pers.r s Interested in said estate.
puhlcauo-s shall Tea previous -1 -ac ilI
for hea-ir--
THEEFf0PT- Ven ore hereby un'. FL"
before said Court. al tn- elmo ar. ..fsH
then and there .u sl.. Court. t. -.ur
law directs fr Tho payment .t ..H
charges 90 ailiin strHfi.T. HrI rrHr r..
tons % fl- granting such l'..-. ..
Given under uT band POO -. pr
rooms this tist day ol August. A- To-
wICw3
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NEW YORK. Sept. ;.
A heavy easterly rain-storm prevails here.

Inc IW1es has tne IOIIDWiHL
HARPER's FERRY, Sept. 8.
zen. Averill had fight yesterday with
Fagans. Lamaek's and Imboden's rebel
brigades Of cavalry near Marunsburgh. The
enemy were forced To retire 80 suddenly that
a portion 81 their trains was lett behind
The rebels were last reported above Winches-
ter on the road 10 Strasburgh 1t Is plain
that tie rebels are strongly entrenched at
Bunker Hill and that relntorcements have
been sent them
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-09
cnLGArE,s HONEY soar.

CoLGATE'S HONEY SOAP.
This celebrated TOILET SOAP, such uni
versal demand, is made from the CHOICEST
materials is MILD and ENOLIENT in It's M
ture. FRAGRANTBy SCENTED, and ex
tremely BENEFICIAL in it's action upon e
skin. For sale by all Druggists and fancy Good
Dealers.
dwlTE
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BOSTON MARKET.


..,rv sales Of Western superfne at so 50 a
.--.a7 extras at 81 p n II 50 medium at
~; ard good and choice, including
Ohio. tennessee and Michigan, at SIP % a
,.-,, Corn Neal is quiet at 5 50 a 62i e
..' \ grs Flour here.
-,-,-rte market for Corn has been rather
Western mixed at 81 6s p SLIT and
yellow is scarce. Oats have been quite
s -;hern and Canada - a s. In Rye the
srs been made at 81 Is n lis - bush for nsw
49, to Peans have been in fair demard with
.. .o.nmon and blue pod at g s. e So and
-.-- and extra pea at g u > p bush. Canada
-....-s scarce nominelly s. - n g . = bush.
,- --.atsi0 a sI2; and Fine Feed So a SIS q
r70YISI0NS-Porki Is scarce and firm at s36 a
..r-r-.me; $40 n - for mess, aud 81 n 90 for
-.l-. rash. Beef 50 a . for mess and extra mess
a- Eastern and Western; and 81 n 2s for
r- -vtra Lard is quite firm at &c p n in bbls
-- .ee. Smoked Hams 70 a pic = n, cash
p....- . net 60 a-m, he trade Purchasing on,y in
.. -.. with saie, q good and choice at 80 a sic
pm d. Cheese the sales have been at Is n &c y
g. t. The demand flr domestic Wool had been
.---..- q few manufacturers purchasing some
..-.r..I,-. but trade generally is rather
... The .sls. ri the week have been 5ooooj fbs
... ,-s pulled at from 81 05 q D e II, a. to
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-09
KROMER's CUpham'O HAIR DYE
SO Cents n BOX.

nOyES larger than Dyes that sell for 81. NArr-
I'D RAJ, DURABLE, BEAUTIFUL. WARRANTED 70
please This article hiss been thoroughly tested ~
DR.. Chiffon OF New York, and PROF. Booth and
Garrett OF Philadelphia, who pronounce u iIee
from All poisonous ingredients, and the material
composing It will not iniuTe the most delicate hair
Sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods dealers every
where.
400 Chestnut St, Philadelphia. Pa.
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nEOKV into The enclosure o. tho Suh-- n
Is ne IN OF August. Red Brindled-C CO cut
IU ears old She has some white spots a ~.
TIE owner Is requested 70 prove poe fJ
charges and take her away -.--,
Essex, Vt, Sept. ID, 1854. -
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CARPETS n OIL CLOTHS.



RHEUMATIC LINGuENT.
Thcattontion orthe public Is called % this most
excellent of Ell Linimenfs - perfect and speedy
cure for all the aches and pains that flesh is heir TO-
RHEUMATISM
J. caused ly sta-nati1n Of the fluids. arising from
checked persuiratiun-is cured by a few bottles oi
Kennedy Rheumatic Linimcnt-
SPRAINS
Are caused by an orer-e1teusiou and a sudden re-
act or Of the MUSCLES cured hy few bottles q
KeGreiy'- rheumatic Liniment-equally good for
NEURALGIA,
The iiur VI all pain. Is caused by an iuhanatou OF
tar rerye--is Instantly cured by few applications
o. kennedy % Rheumatic Lnlment.
PLEURISY
j. au nasmation ofthe lining Of the ros-is eurei
hy "a few bottles Of kennedy's Rheumatic Lniment-
BRUISES
Are caused by a sudden pressure Of the flesh and
smashing Of the tis-ues-is instantly relieved oy
Kennedy. Rheumatic Eminent
CRAMP
Is contraction Of the muscles, caused by sudden
stoppar % OF the nervous fluid, which prevents sni-
uial lie -ving a freehow-is cured by few appii-
cations ofhennedy'sR heumatc Lniment-
BILIOUS COLO
caused hy a neural sia in the stomach and bowels
| take a teaspOouful Of kennedy's Rheumatic Llnl
ment IN warm water every half hour until cured.
SOOTHART AND HOARSENES
Are caused by an unnatural dryness Of the glands
veta piece Of flannel with kennedy's Rheumatic
Eminent apply IL going 70 bed, and you VIII be
well In the morning
HEADACHE AND THROBBING OF
THE TEMPLES.
L causef by pressure from insensible perspration
i. cured 6y few applications Of Kennedy's Rheu-
attic Llniment-
WEAKNESS OF THE BACK
Follow the direction in the circular aound each
bottle.
FOR ANULCERATEDSO THROAT.
You will take one teaspoonful Of the Eminent and
fou teaspoonuls Of water. Gargle the throat twice
day. In a few days IL will be well This one
tesspoouful viii be worth a dollar TO you.
FOR BRONCHITIS,
And all inflammation Of the throat tonsils and pal
ate. with dry hacking cough, you viii dilute the
Eminent with four or i've times1ts bulk Of water,
garglc the throat, and swallow the moisture IAt'
neuer fdiis.
1t is good for TOOrHAcHE, EARAcHE, SwELtEn
FACE and INFLANATIOS Of every kind livery lam
ly should have full supply for the winter;
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, Roxhuryi
Mass Price 80 cents.
April 2lnd oa"sS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-09
NEW HOOKS.

[ ~ climbers. by Ma,ne Reid
n. ,,,alna'l. Personse, by Browning
I, ~ liesi Fashion Book for septe.nher
~. 10 tennessee by kirke.
Sent NseeiFei at HUNTIN6TON'S.