Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-29
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save the tr1in destroyed it by FIRE avn -
, treated. leaving the teamsters AMI o.
the mercy oi our forces.
,
Commercial says
The War Department has positive
nation IF the evacuation Of Atiee
Johnst u = forces.
1t Il believed here that Gen. Sberrrr l0s
by this time Dispatched a large n
Stoneman's cavalry to Macon, in 1
alcase the nGmcr0us Union Officers $751; -r
confined there.
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enc , '' several inherent places h''''
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tween -i'i''i-' thI Az 1us'a' lne'
ing '.' r'i','.i li STORES ~ tie H
anu i'r rae 'neH' 'd o. 'ii1ns-JA-
Our MAN army was wl'nin l' 'f
OF Atlanta Aii eIerau'ns 'i 'a
l'"Si' 's'iu- ih 'ir hI54es' degree
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they shall not noli Intercourse with o.-
On picket iiue, ~ exc iall-c papers.
An attucS from the enemy has
Tected .rr the past $50 DAYS, and la.a.
as certain Inst night. H1t no demon 100
was made.
No ram has lalien yet.
There were rImIrs at Fortress
Wednesday of an attack on the armv 7.ir-
boat Charles Chamberln, with Gen nu,i--
on board, ly d masked battery OF tO-l g---,
near Iic-N Landing. Nothing u.
known about It.
ne.uatehcs were received al Usr.-
Tuesday nlrht. which indiratej 2 -. .r.-
i,r,e. were. suc,,,..t,llIy pursniu., tho ..-.
,rr,st1p,s I,r,s,. 5u,ounf- ,r rl9nf..
them. Gen. Crook while in Tarse.. ,..
l,- las. oy.rr.. d, H.. ,nen,v ot ..-
Gap, vb,r. a ,aar,, encounter t,,t -.
"a r,fsI. f,,.rt Ike ,isyils apvi..l.-
rbs .,r.,f1 and ,.,trl,. which tbsv had ..
ed i'm ..,rryin- that far frim NI.-..I
Cr-,k b,v,.r.r y,ss a. dcterp,ir... ...-
,hoild uot ,..-,r. H.. wbirrqJ m.
moron .,i,ly- ,.,r.,,rir., 600 v,o1r-
baden NitL GRAIN and toet many ,,-.-
A. usual rle enemy len tbcir la. .,i
,ror,,,rei an ,i,.. f.Id p, f,s L,,rirl a-.i ..r
for b1 o,,r men
Gen. Fisk, commanding at s. J.-..,
Mo, has issued an appeal calling .,c
thousand loyal men q rally for the
ton OF lie and property and assist r.ull
exJerminatiug guerriiias in NOrtla,
Missouri.
Private letters received at st. Lou
Lexington saw that from three to nue r-
red hushwackers are in Raw COUNTY ..ts
federal troops had Esht with them
day near Richmond, iu which six or
our men are reported killed. Air
gnerriilss were az Elk Horn Monday.
80 of th, bu,hwhaetcrs killed nm.
in Carroll County. robbed a mail
rasseng and did considerable pr1H
tbicving last weck-Ail the persons Pie
cred had been IA tie military ser,.
were prominent Union men.
TIE y. Joseph HT0a Of the 18Th
city was fall Of refugees from The
counties, and hundreds had gone To -..
worth and other places. The panic
throughout the whole county. All
houses IN Weston have closed, and te aiii-
zens are ia constant lear Of a raid
About IL buildings were burned q,
City by the federal troops, includ
Platte Sc1f'1el Office and few Other
belonging u Union men. Col. FOrd Gree 90
save the S,Ht'HI ONCE, but the 1- .l5
under too great progress.
\ letter without date, signed BY I ~' 1n
II. Todd. commanding. was found tr.-e
city. stating that the rebels Were l5
ready 90 concentrate their army. Ii .1C
the state oi things, and acknowled the
receipt of the name Ot friends, saying sy
would cross the Missouri river below eafks-
vile Ford, and Kansas river west OF p" Hu,-
dotte' and accomplish theif "Trip tlf1usl
kansas This letter shows that they 5enn'
ed to JON the rebel army OF the Soutn' e.
tec5lng their escape through Kansas
thornton had oeen IN & fIatte ahi -.ef
co'.l'ieS, anu Ieol lui'It I'-vg men 1'
~ S'l'o 1iii-e ~. oSfn en- a;.su
eo.It,,eu anu 'N''''''eU y e'''N'-'7 -
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rue . 11,;os =. .t
YLI 'H1 Jiois..
pa''le uSigrg atlanui 5al On "eu1ssuaY
Aii o,ii1l' e. ~ ne .S.. -
uaarJ II'''e 10. soan5;,c -,Ta tbs a,b co.. 1T
word that he had buried 200 dead rtf..s in
front OF his lines and large nun..sr Of
wounded were scattered upon the fela.
Gen. Hooker. commanding the 26th c..ps,
in advancing his lines on "Wednesday me- the
~, fald ud a Hn "a