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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-12
Miscellaneous.

A VIRGINIA Understandable Me
Ktenzie of Alexandra, who claims seat from
that district commenced with bit of per-
sonal history:
''Born within seven miles of this capitol.
have not been an uninterested spectator of
what has been going on here for over twen-
ty-fve years past. | have watched the pro-
gress of affairs closely. | well recollect
when the collector of the port of Alexandra
wrote TO the secretary Of the treasury, Hon.
Thomas Ewing Of Ohio, and asked why he
could not issue American projections to col
ored seamen, when these very projections
were issued from Norfolk previous to 1860.
No answer came, nor has any come vet.
well recollect that from October to April of
each year, before the DAYS Of railroads. one
OF two vessels month sailed from Alexan
dra for New Orleans with cargoes of negroes
for that market and remember the scenes
have witnessed caused by this disgusting
traffic, and the effect 1t had upon the public
sensibility. well recolleet the Door color
ed seamen Incarcerated in Jail in Alexandra
because they had no free papers, and finally
sold out for jail fees, and perhaps many a
one gone South into hopeless slavery. For
many one, Mr.. Speaker. have | raid his
Jail fees and let him depart well recollect
when Maryland passed an act providing that
when Tree negroes were convicted of a net
y "iiense they should, instead Of being sent
to taeJaI or penitentIary, be sold for one.
two. three or five years, and to be kent in
the state: and Yet there was an organized
band OF men in Baltimore ready at the iail
door to buy them and to give dthe necessary
bond and then spirit them out Of the state
To the south. To be sold, of course for life. -
What "a change in District since then
the contest in Congress and in the city is
whether negroes shall ride in the railway
cars with white people or not
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-12

MEMPHIS. Aug. D.
Important military movements are being
made by Gen. Washburne which will be de
veloped soon.
zen. Smith Is again on the war path.
Unquestionable intelligence has been re-
ceived at headquarters showing that the re-
bel generals Forrest and Lee, were terribly
crippled at Tupelo. Five rebel Colonies were
killed and 5 other field officers wounded. Had
Gen. Smiths supplies Of provisions and am
munlton been sufficient he would have to
tally routed and completely broken up their
organization.
Adviees from Arkansas report Shelby at
Jaeksonport with from 5000 to 1000 rebels
Marmaduke is at Salina. All quiet at Lit
tie Rock. AdJt Gen. Thomas has arrived
there.
4 report has just come in that the rebel
Gen B. Forrest died July 22d, at Columbus.
Miss. OF lock Jaw
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-12

W A7iiINNION, Au5- D.
1t is generally conceded that the rebels
viii assume the offensive at once If possible.
They are already endeayorins with some
sueccss 10 prevent OF embarrass our commu-
nications On the James River with the army
and there is no longer any doubt that they
axe moving considerable reinforcemcnts up
the valley to Breckenridge, Early * Co.
All reports assigning Gen. Hooker TO a
command in any Of the Eastern armies are
unfounded. 1t is not decided yet what SER
vice will be given him.
Good authority says that our losses in the
battles Of July 22d and 23d before Atlanta
will not exceed 1900.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-12
WASHINGTON. Aug. )

Adviees from the Army Of the Potomac
represent that quiet has continued since the
repulse on Saturday last. Gen. Grant has
ordered a special Board Of which Gen. Han
cock Is President, to investigate the disaster
OF Saturday and discover who was the cause
OF IT,
Gen. Hooker arrived here last night. It
is thought that he will take command OF all
the forces moving against the rebel invasion
Of the North. lie reports everything look
Ing well in Sherman's army.
rhurlow Weed Is here urging It Is said
Cabinet changes.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-12

WILLOW CABS. BOYS Dump Carts. Wheel
W barrOws, Rollin. Hoops, Girls Doll Carriages
Chairs, Rockers &C.
At {. L. HART'S
No. Bank Block
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-12

NV YORK, Aug. 5.
The steamer Dudley Buck from Newbern.
the LIST, has arrived
The expedition sent out by Gen. Palmer
to Chowan river under Lieut.. Wilde had re-
turned with one hundred bales of cotton and
a large amount Of tobacco, from which the
Treasury Department will realize over one
hundred thousand dollars. The expedition
also re-captured the steamer Arrow. and
some prisoners besides destroying large
amount Of rebel cOmmissary stores.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-12
DIURETIC COMPOUND.

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e THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS are paid
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-12

The steamer George Seayer sailed yester
terday for Philadelphia Boston. and New
York with one hundred eolored women and
children. 1t is intended to distribute them
among different benevolent societies in the
above cities. The steamer State of Maine
arrived last evening from the front with
three hundred wounded soldiers and left i'm
mediately for Washington.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-12
Alternative SYRUP.

and confGgion, abuse Of Mercury causing Erup-
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-12

The Ledger says that information received
last evening, from an apparently reliable
authority, states that the order of Gen. Couch
has not been issued necessarily. Among the
reports based on good authority. Is one that
the rebels crossed the Potomac at Hancock.
yesterday forenoon, several thousand strong
1t Is al 30 reported that fight took place
Yesterday afternoon at New Creek. Va. but
up to hast evening the result had not been
ascertained. The above has also been receiv-
ed BY the North american.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-12
iMPOU NDED.
IMPOU NDED.

(lAME into the enclosure Of the subscriber in
" burlington, on the 2lst., TWO BAY MARES
one with star IN forehead and both white hind feet
They are in Pound in Burlington, and the owner +
notlhed 70 prove property, pay charges and take
them away.
WinoOski Falls, July Do, lssa. WV
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.

At the fremont House. So. Adams. On TUESDAY.
Wednesday AMI Thursday, August 9Th. 10Th a..
18th, lSt4
Al Randalrs Hotel, Fairfax % Friday, Au-1.
18th.
At Isham's Hotel, Bakersfield, on Tuesday. Az
gust 10th
At Thompson's Hotel East Berkshire. on Wei
uesiay. August 18th.
At Wright. Hotel sheldon on Thursday. A u-ust
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FRIEEDS AND RELATIVES
PILLS
OINTMENT.

A Ii who have Friends and Relatives in the Army
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and where the brave Soldiers and Sailors have ne
elected TO provide themselves with them no better
present can be sent them by their friends They
have been proved 10 he the Soldiers neyer-failng
friend in the hour Of need
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-12
Weakness OF Debility Induced by Over
fatiguP

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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-12

New YORK. Aug. ,.
The TriJlue's account Of the Petersburgh
repulse says our charging party were hardly
in motion after the explosion when the re-
bells showed themselves prepared By opening
a yOlley. The abbattis and other obstruc-
lions Of the fort were not destroyed which
caused much difficulty to our advance. The
interior of the exploded works presented a
confused mass Of earth, guns, camp equipasc
and human beings.
Several attempts were made to advance to-
ward Cemetery hill but failed under the
severity of the enemy's enfilading fire.
About seven 4. VI. FerrerOs c0lOred troops
were ordered to make an attack on Cemetery
Hill 400 yards distant. They behaved with
great steadiness until they reached the line
of the other divisions; when the rebel fire was
brought TO bear upon them they turned 10 the
left and became mixed up with the other
troops. About 1000 c0l0red troops leaped
INTO the exploded works now a mere pit and
which was crowded already with white
troops. The negroes tumbled headlong down
the sides causing scene of inextricable con-
fusion. Attempts were made to get them
out and form line but failed. All our artil-
lery was playing upon the rebels but their
MT ett4itu 70 llicIGsist III 1tNtI4ll lutl LlJNtu
their troops from right and left, cOncentrat-
ing in front OF assaulting column. Between
and O'Clock three attempts were made To
charge by our troops but failed About Q
4. NJ. our fire slackened, and the rebels
rushed out and charged our troops. At first
they were checked, but finally they got pos
session Of most Of the ground between the
fort and their line and came within a short
distance of our troops.
Our troops then tried to get back to our
lines. About p. NJ. the enemy made an
other charge when about 1000, mostly
blacks, broke for our lines. Hundreds Of
them never reached them. What were lett
of our troops in the works were now COM
pletely hemmed in. They remained there
nearly an hour, when an order was issued to
fall back TO their original position.
Gen. Bartlett who was left in the fort
sent word that unless he was relieved he and
those with him would have TO surrender as
they had no communication. Shortly after
the rebels were heard 70 make another
charge when doubtless this Tarty surren-
dcrcd.
The 9TH corps though under fire did not
Join the attack and the p corps was entirely
passive.
zen. Sheridan movement was counter
mandcd
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-12

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CHITTENDEN COUNTY.

At ny office in Burlington. Tuesday, wednesday
and THURSDAY. August 9th. 10Th and lth. .-7i-
At the Richmond Hotel Richmond. Monday. Al-
gust Phi
At the BostwicS House. Jericho, Tuesday August
I'D.
At q. \ HiIrs Hotel in Milton, on We5aesily.
Aur-us- 18th
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.

At Il. C. Adams Office, East Al5ur-h. on Sltl-
dav. August 10Th
At l.iee'- Hotel, south Hero, on Thursiar. A1-
gust 18th
At Joel Aliens House, North Hero, on Friday.
August 1fta.
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ESSEX COTNTY.

AT the West Concord House, West Concord, Oh
Tuesday, August 31th-
At Morris Woods Hotel, GuilfhaI on Thr-sssr.
sept. ST.
At the Island Pond House, Island Pond. Saturday.
SEM /.
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mug. :, 7. VI.
Nothing has transpired during the past
twenty-iour hours. Picket firing IN front
Of the 9th Corps is kept up necessarily.
with shelling at intervals. The rebels are
busy in repairing their lines Our skirmish-
ers annoy them as much as possible. Little
damage Is done them as they perform most
Of their labor at night The exact number
Of our losses on Saturday Is now aseertained
to be 300. The hospitals are being rapid
" cleared Of the sick and wounded. there
being four or five boats engaged in transpor-
tation from CITY Point.
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VERMONT CENTRAL ANDsULLIvAN
RAILROADS.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing July 25th, ls64
Trair, going Sosfh a-a IA,

Trans going Sosfh ara Ea'f
Leave Burlington at 7.25 Az, I2.t5r ~. and s O5
sflii Tram leaves Rouse's Point, AZ 5.31 NJ Bur-
in ton rs Al, connecting al White River Junction
ami Bellows Falls with trains FOR Boston Worcester.
&C. and with Vermont Valley Railroad Tor Spring
field and New York, arriving In New York AZ Oh. IS
Pm.
Burlington ErPres' leaves Montreal a. SIS A n,
house's Point at Is n, for Burlington.
DGV Erprsss leaves O=ienshurgh AZ 521 A n
Montreal a. SOD y, R0uses Point at IOf5AN Bur
in-ton 1915 n, for Boston, Troy and New York
Niyif Erprssf TrGsr leaves Ogieushursh Al DO 80
n, Montreal at 45 ~ Rouse's Point az E a. p ~
arriving at Boston at i0A n, connecting a. Bellows
ais with Cheshire Railroad for Boston and Nur-
cester and Vermont VALLEY Railroad for Springfield
and New Haven, and arriving in New York az il.l
Pm.
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-nsMrMpfh- hi. nsdi.

<REMEhBER-This medi-
ere Is designed expressly for obstinate cases, which
all other cheap remedies Of the kind have failed 10
also that Il is warranted represented in every
respect, or the price will be refunded. ~ BEWARE
or LIMITATIONS and especially those having acoun-
terfet Of my Indian Figure for the purpose Of deeep
ton None genuine unless obtained directly
Of DR.. MattisOn, at his Office for special diseases
No 2s Union ST., Providence, r. l. % Accomda-
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LANIOILLE CoTNTY.

At seegar's Hotel. Cambridge. on Tuesday. sept
18th.
At the American House. Hydepsrs, on THURSDAY
sept. 18th.
At the Morrisville House. Morrisville. on Friday
sept 18TH.
At the Mansfield House. Stove. on saturday. sept
18th.
By the provisions of the Excise Laws, All persons
negiecting 10 pay said Taxes within the tine above
specified NUsT pay % per cent. additional upon the
amount thereof
Taxes on Monthly Returns not previously paid
viii be received Al the above stated times and
places
Any individual can remit his tar by another per
son a. his receipts will be returned. Payment
must he maize in L 5 Treasury Notes or in Bills Of
National Banks.
CARLOS BANTER.
Collector Of Third Collection District Vermont
Burlington. July 9th. So.