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1t. Col. johnson Of the SD Kentucky
overlook the rebel J0hnson's forces at Can
ton, Ky. yesterday while attempting to cross
the river. He killed b and wounded a large
number Of rebels besides capturing good
many of them.
Adam johnson is severely wounded and a
prisoner.
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ATTENTION. SOLDIERS. PROTECT

ATTENTION, SOLDIERS! PROTECT
your Health No sensible man will leave the city
without supply Of H0LLoWAY'S PILLS and
Ointment. FOrlWOunds, bruises, Sores, Fevers and
Dysentery. these medicines are the best in the
world Every English and French soldier uses
them.
If the reader Of this notice" cannot get
Box Of Pills or Ointment from the drug
store in his place, let him write to me, 80 Maiden
Lane enclosing the amount, and will mail box
free Of expense. Many persons will not keep my
medicines on hand because they cannot make as
much profit on other persons make. IS cents
IS cents, and 81 40 per box orpot.
Aug. 18th. DPS
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Wv I"Nh' NW-- -
The Hra'dsspecial Washington despatch
state, that It Is the intention OF the Presi-
dent TO promptly enforce the draft
The I'r5ime's special says the diary Of
captured rebel officer shows that the railroad
has been running regularly between Rich
mond and Culpepper over a month, carrying
grain which Early had seized.
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FORTRESS MONROE, Aug. 81,

ioAlhE1s -AoNhoEf mug -
The steamer Vanderbilt arrived this p. NJ.
IRON City Point. She brings intelligence
that the enemy has been making desperate
but unsuccessful efforts to re-take the Weldon
railroad.
Our forces nov hold the road firmly and
have secured position from which it is be-
lieved the enemy cannot dislodge
them. The enemy made three desperate
charges yesterday on our lines, but were re-
pulsed zach time, with heavy loss to them.
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" AHhi-NHAuNs aug %
Our own advices from Gen. Sheridan's ar
my are to 10 O'Clock Yesterday morning.
relative 10 the fight of Sunday. Our line was
formed about three miles beyond Charles
town, our left resting on the BerIvville
turnpike. The attack was made about 9
4. NJ. on both Wilson and Merritt. That
on Merritt proved to be merely feint. That
on Wilson was sharp and vigorous and one
brigade was rather severely handled losing
over 200 in killed and wounded. The enemy
was repulscd and driven back halt mile
on the extreme right. The fighting was
quite severe for two hours. when the rebels
gave way and were forced back nearly mile
leaving their dead and wounded in our
hands Our loss was IS killed and about 200
wounded. The enemy's movement evidently
meant Martinsburg, and in order better to
meet It, Gen. Sheridan drew our lines back
during Sunday night, short distance. The
army slept on its arms, aud at day-break
yesterday, the cavalry corps advanced to the
line occupied on Sunday. The enemy open
on Us feehly. We had no disposition to bring
on general engagement, ana they were eyi-
IDENTIFY of the same mind. Their fire c0ntin-
ucd for two or three hours more, and then
died away.
Both armies have been maneuyering for
positions for the last three or four DAYS
Gen. Sheridan is perfectly willing the rebels
should come to the river if they desire He
Is in constant communication with Gen. |
Grant, and his movements are but a part of |
the campaign against the rebel army and /
Richmond
Reports yesterday morning indicated that I
the rebels had pushed a small force into /
Martinsburg, and our cavalry were moving I
IN that direction at 10 O'Clock
We got about go prisoners in Sundays
operations, and the rebel loss in killed and .
wounded was believed to be heavier than our
own.
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GILES K.PLACE,s Estate.

GILES X. PLACES ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, ITO all persons con
DISTRICT OF cHIrTEyDEs S. ! Il cerned in the Is
District, deceased.
Greeting.
At Probate Court holden at Burlington, within
and for the District Of Chittenden, the s day Of
August A. d. 1854, Instrument, purporttng % be
the last Will and Testament, Of Giles h Place, late
Of Hnesburgh, in said District, deceased, was pre-
sented to the Court aforesaid for Probate. And II Is
ordered by said Court that the st day Of September
A. D. 1864 at the Probate Court Rooms in said Bur-
lington, be assigned for proving said Instrument
cerned, by publishing this order three weeks sue
eessively in the Burlington Free Press newspaper
printed at said Burlington, previous TO the time sp-
pointed.
TAGsfors, you are hereby notified to appear be-
fore said Court at the time and place Aforesaid and
contest the probate Of said will ifyou have cause.
Given under nv hand at burlington in said Dis
triet, this LIST day Of August A D. So.
w7w3 T. Z. WALES Judge.
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Al voters in Freeman's Meeting in the Town
RI Burlington, who are in favor of sustaining the
Government in its efforts to suppress the rebel
Ion, are requested to meet in Caucus, at the
Town Hall, on Saturday evening, the 9th inst,
at q O'Clock, to nominate candidates for Town
Representative and fifteen Justices Of the Peace,
1na 10 elect Town Committee for the year en-
suing. C.FW,pn
c. v. WooD#oUsE, CIV CIV"
Aug. 24th, 1864
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louisville. Aug. =

IUIINFILLf' NIE'
On the 18th inst, in front of Atlanta, the
18th corps charged on the rebel works. At
the same time Carlin's line of skirmishers
called upon the rebel soldiers in the rife pits
to come over on our side.
About 200 leaped out and came into our
lines amid the fire of the remaining rebels.
Carlin advanced & strong skirmish
line and took possession Of the
rebel I rife pits; and now holds
them. They are within three hundred yards
of the enemys works.
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NASHVILLE. Aug =

NA>HN Lib, aug -.
\ dispatch from Gen. Gillett to Gen.
johnson, dated Lick Greek, East Tenn,
says e A detachment OF my command under
1t. Col. Edgerton Of the 10Th Tenn. cavalry,
attacked Rogersville on the 22d, killing %
and capturing 35 rebels
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NV YORK. Aug. %

NV lUhh. mug %
The Herdld's London correspondent states
that the Emperor Of the French has Just in
formed Mr. Slidell that he never will recog
ME the rebel states unless they engage that
all children corn of slave parents shall be
free and that slavery shall be totally abol
ished and cease within ten years from the
date Of recognition.
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NV ORIrANs. Ang. Is.

wv VHLEANsf NNk- To
The land forces under Gen. Granger are
within 300 yards of Fort Morgan, and a
general assault is expected in a few days
The fleet is fully prepared Fort Morgan is
silent. The rebel report Of an attack on
and slaughter of our troops Is untrue.
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TUhI NLANNEI, mug. ..
Mai Gen. Curtis has arrived to straighten
out Indian affairs. Gen c. has had a con-
ference with the Chiefs of the Pawnees, who
agreed to assist him in fighting hostile In
dams. There has been no exaggeration in
the telegraph news from this country about
the Indians.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
Sir James ClaTke's
CEIERR ATED FEMALE PILLS.


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NV NoRK. Aug. o.


The Tri5lne's special dispatch, dated Sat
urday night, states that the 2d Corps and
others were arriving to reinforce War
rem on the Weldon Railroad. Our losses have
not been half of the enemy's, either by cas-
ualties or captures. 4 desperate conflict Is
expected momentarily.
The Worlds correspondent says the canal
ling Of Dutch Greek is abandoned for the
present.
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bloody battle-held-the MANSION Of the rich and
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MEDICINE. BIZ

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Aug. p. dawlm.
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For CHILDRES's HAIR.-MRS. CLARK, wife
ofRev. b. W. Clark, Cincinnati, Ohio, writes
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The Plantation Bitters make the veal strong the
lsnglia brilliant, and exhausted natures gres
restorer. They composed Of the celebrated CAL
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FEDERAL SUCCESS IN TENNEs-
SEE.
THE DRAFT To BE PROMPTLY EN-
FORCED


The following is published in the AHerioan
OF this morning, the substance Of which the
Censor would not permit to be transmitted
last night
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-26

Our loss was light. 1t is reported that we
captured 500 prisoners.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-26
GEN. GRANGER WITH
IN 300 YARDS OF
FORT MORGAN.
The Fort SiieHf--.f General
assault expected.
kiIpatriCk's raid OH the Wa
con Road.

HE CAPT CRES TWO TRAINS, A
BATTERY AND MANY PRISONERS.
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ST. LOUIS, Aug. %.
A dispatch from Fort Smith, Ark, says
that Gen Thayer attacked the. rebel Gen.
Cooper a mile in front of Fort No. ,. and
completely routed him.
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.

WEDNESDAY, Aug q.
At market 10 Cattle, about $50 Beeves and 20
Stores, consisting OF Working Oxen Cows. one. two
and three yesrs old.
Market Beei-extra 2 cwt., sl2 50 1sls= %.
First quality, sl2 % a sI22s
Second quality, $40 20 a SO 70
Third quality, s. % $500.
Working Oxen, s95, 100 a go per pair.
Cows and Calves, SIS, 80, 50 as
Two years old, SIS a 30.
Three years old, s35 a IS.
Sheep and lambs, 1850 at market. Prices, in lots
FL. % a 50 each. Extra and selections IS %.
" G650.
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SANDY HOOK, Aug. Is
The steamship China from Liverpool, Sat
urday Aug. 18Th and via Queenstown l4th
has paised this point.
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THE NEGRO PRISONERS AT CHARLESTON
One OF the officers. iust liberated at Charles
ton. brings home list Of the colored soldiers
and SAILORS now imprisoned at Charleston
They belong chiefly to the 54th and 55th Mas
.saehusetts regiments. II is cleir therefore
that the rebels have neither shot the black
prisoners nor sold them into slavery.
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THE Fall and Winter term viii commence, nth
i full Board Of Teachers, on Thursday tAa arst
day Of September.
Those intending to enter are requested TO report
themselves and their studies on that day.
Aug. l6. daV2T.
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The Taunton Gazette calls Henry Winter
DAVIS the winter OF our discomfort"
In Canada they call our postal currency
''lIttle Lincolns So
Some body has found out that the day
assigned for the Chicago Convention Is the
birthday Of Benedict Arnold.
Nallandigham says ne would as soon he
cafted under Lincoln as under War Dem
CTst.
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Us. EXCISE TAXES.
COLLECTORS NOTICE.

Us. EXCISE TAXES.
COLLECTORS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual Taxes
y Of the Cd Collection District OF Vermont as as
sessed upon incomes, Licenses, Carriages, Plate.
&c, under the provisions Of the Law OF Congress.
approved July LIST, 1852, and the amendments there
TO- have become due and payable and viii at
tend myself or by Deputy at the following times
and places 70 receive the same, viz;
CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
At NV Office in Burlington, Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday August 9Th 10th and 18th, 1854
At the Richmond Hotel, Richmond MONDAY Az
gust 22d-
I'D a. the N0''"''A h0o''' ''i''D0'
AtG. n. Hills Hotel in Milton, on Wednesday,
August 2fth.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Al the fremont House, St. Adams, on Tues
Wednesday and Thursday, August sth' 10th
At Rsnd.ll's Hotel. Fairfax, on Friday, An
At Isham's Hotel, Bakersfield, on Tuesday,
At Thompson's Hotel. East Berkshire, on We'd
AT virgins Hotel, Sheldon, on Thursday, August
18th.
GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
AtH.C. Adams Office, East Alburgh, on satu-
It Riceis Hotel, South Hero, on Thursday, Au-
At joel Aliens House, North Hero, on Friday,
August 26th-
ESSEX COUNTY.
At the West Concord House, West Concord, on
Tuesday August 3Oth.
At Morn. Moods Hotel. 6uildhal, on Thursday.
* the Island Pond House. Island Pond, Saturday,
Sept. Sd.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
At the Memphremsgos House, Newport, Monday,
II the Barton House, Barton, on Tuesday, Sept.
AT the Ira,burgh House, Irasburgh, on wednes-
al Carpenters Hotel, crsnsbury, Thursday. Sept.
sth.
LAMOILLE COUNTY.
At seegsrs Hotel. Cambridge, on Tuesday, Sept.
AT Smith. Hotel, johnson, on Wednesday, Sept.
At the American House. Hydepark, on Thursday,
H the Morrisville House, Morrisvills. on Friday,
Rt the Mansfield House, Stowe. on Saturday, Sept.
18th.
neglecting to pay said Taxes within the time above
specified MUST pay 10 per cent additional upon the
Taxes on Monthly Returns not previously paid
will be received at the above stated times and
Any Individual can remit his tar by another per-
son as his receipts will be returned. Payment
must be made in U S. Treasury Notes or in Bills Of
'''--' CARLOS BAXTER,
Collector Of Third Collection District, Vermont.
Burlington, July 9th. 1884,
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Rrrnsnrpr WIS Snnt

IshEUsHNFIl - o % 10 T-T7I-
have been In the army hospitals
for f0uhteen neutrality-suspicious. and nearly dead
At Alton H., they gave a bottle Of Plantation
Bitter. Three bottles restored nv speech
and cured me.
c. A. FLAUTE-
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THE NEW INTERNAL REVENUE LAW, .p-
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For sale at HUNTINGToNs-
Aug. 18th.
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YOUNG LADIES, SEMINARY.

THE FALL and Winter Term Of the Young La
Il dies Seminary, conducted by Rev. 4 Mrs B.
Of September next.
Applications for admission should be made soon
to
b. W. SMITH, Principal.
Aug. I6, 1864. daw2W
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THE lst Baptist Society, Burlington, offer their
Il present house Of worship and lot for sale. Pc
session given on or before Oct. 18th. For terms and
other information enquire Of
e A. FULLER,
Church Street.
Burlington, Aug. Y, 1854.
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REVOLUTION IN THE DRESSING
Room By the almost unanimous action OF the
parties interested.

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L A w sc HO OIL
BATTLE OF GETTYsBURGH.

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Aug. 25th. wIOw4