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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-15

NEw YORK, Jany 5.
Advices from Chattanooga to the close of
the year represent matters in that vicinity as
exceedingly qaict and not likely to be de
tJThod rn.ese t1e I,bl' take the initiative
which Is exceedingly impr liable.
L1ngstreet attitude IN Elst Tennessee Is
stubbIrn and ugly though he Is not making
any Offensive demonstrations at present.
The Iimes' Washington despatch saws
The removal Of all rebel prisoners confined
at various points throughout the loval states
to within the limits of Gen. Buffers depart
ment Is to commence Immediately.
The rebel officers at Johnson's Island will
be probably moved To Fort Delaware.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-15
from the Ann, of the POTOMAC.

NEw YuRk. Jan. :.
Tic Hsrl'ds dispatch from the Army of
the Potomac dated Jan. 6. states that 2.l25
veterans OF the third corps have re-enlisted.
The roads are hard and solid, but rough
and artillery can De drawn over them as ex-
pcditiously as it wa, in the Revolution Of
I776.
The rebel soldiers are becoming more dis
Outraged, and are daily deserving; 10 de-
scrters from Alabama and North Carolina
= & men were sent to Washington to-day.
am informed they state that the Presid-
ent's Amnesty Proclamation is freely dis
cussed among themselves. and that whole
brigades would come into our lines at once
IT the facilities for severing themselves from
Lees army were safe.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-15
News of the Week.

BY Telegraph.

There are Indications that the rebel Gen.
Eirly contemplates a movement or raid to-
wards Winchester, and perhaps, beyond the
town.
An order has beeen issued from the army
OF the Potomac preventing all newspaper
correspondents connected Herewith from
publishing the number or designation of re-
giments re-enlist1ng in the army or leaving
the same, the number Of establishments or
number of men furloughed.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-15
CAssIUs RAYS ESTATE.
STATE VERMONT lTH

STATE OF VERMONT. lT'ilE HOnorahis the
DISTRICT OF CHirTEyDES. s.. IL Probate Courtfo Tor
the District Of ChittendeE
To all persons interested in the estate VI Csssius
Ray, VI Toronto, Canada West, a minpr.
GREETING.
WHEREAS, application hath been made 10 this
Court In writing, by the Guardian Of Csssius Ray,
for license and authority to sell the whole Of the
real estate or bis aid ward setting forth therein
that h- said ward Is the Of ABOUT 81 acres n
land situate On Spear Street IN burlington, in
Chittenden County, and that it would be for
the interest OF said ward 20 sell aid real
estate and put the proceeds thereof At Interest
and thereupon the said Court ap ointed and a.
signed the soth day Of January, A. D. -, AZ the
Probate Court rooms, in said District. t. hear and
decide upon said application and petition and or
dered that public notice thereof 10 be- given 10 All
persons interested therein, by publishing ths order
three weeks excessively in the Burlington Tree
Press = Newspaper, which circuistrs IN the eiaii-
borhOod Of those persons interested therein, all
which publications shall be previous % the day
signed for hearing.
Therefore, you are hereby notified 70 appear be-
fore said Court at the time and place aforesaid.
then and there 20 object 10 the granting Of such IT,
cense, IL YOU see cause.
Given under my hand, at the Probate Court
rooms, this 9Th day Of January. A. d; ls64-
Il. WALES. Judge.
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-15

- = -'-'F 7 VI0I-9 q III. ,.
lhe H,Toid has despatch dated C,.mbcr-
land Nd, Jan. Sth as follows
TIE garrison at Petersburg West Va. was
surrounded to-day. Fiu Hugh Lee and
Rosser are moving between New Greek and
Petersburg.
The enemy drove our forces out of Bur
Iingto, to-day. This place is threatened and
much excitement prevails. 1t seems proba-
bic that we will he attacked here Tomorrow
morning.
The passenger trains on the railroad have
been stopped. Other trains, nevertheless,
are running. The enemy yesterday captur-
a train Of SO wagons.
The enemy are reported to be moving IN
three columns. Imboden has been attacked
at Winchester and driven back. So far
every thing is in our favor.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-15

routed every time Between two and three
thousand slaves were released from bondage,
of whom $40 were brought in.
Also OK, horse and mueeteens and from so
to Is saddle horses were brought in. The
guerillas lost Ii killed and wolnLed.
Ten dwelling houses and many thousand
bushels OF corn were burned and 100 rifles,
infantry equipments &c fell into our hands.
The brigade lost u killed and wounded and
one pr sOner. Fourteen rebel prisoners and
four hostages were brought in.
About leo men were enlisted large pro-
portion of the able b'died men having pre-
vously esco ped
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-15

OsNEkAL Mics JoKE- Daring the dark
uays ul TIE sl''ge. when i,yd and ior,ge were
scarce, and the gnasdy cJrl>,s and bleached
skeletons OF starved les lined the
thoroughiares hereahoats, Gcneral Grant
and Quartermaster General Meigs arrived
IN Chattanooga. Iaking an airing on horse
back one afternoon, thew passed the carcass
OF a huge mule, lying by the roadside.
whose '.Iii-savor went up before and around
Them The hero Of Vicksburg removed his
hri'r root from bic liEs, and remarked sor-
rowlully, "Ah General, there lies dead
soldier vi Tie QaarteIm lster's d, -Iartnrnt ~
Yes, General" replied the Q arterulaster-
GENERAL, IN subdued tones, '.in MIN YOU see
the ruling passion strong in dealh exemp-
lined, for the old veteran has alsyady assuin-
cd the offensive
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eEoRcEA.RowLEr,s EsTArE.

STATE or VERMONT, ITO all persons en-
District Of Chittenden, IS. L cerret 10 the E-ltg
Of George A. Rowley, late If Charlotte, IN sad Die
trict deceased.
GREETING.
Al Probate Court holden ~ Burlington, within
and for the District Of Chitteudeu. on the III dlt
Of December, \ d. I-63, an Instrument, purpoIt-
ing % be the last viii and Testament. n George
A. R0wley late " Charlotte, 10 said District, de-
ceased, was presented 70 the Court Aforesaid, for
Probate, By Mary Z. Rowley the EXccutry therein
named
And il Is ordered by said Court that the I2th day
# January. A. ID. 1851. AT the Probate Court Room.
in said Burlington. be ASS guet for proving said In
strument; and that notice thereof he given o. sll
persons concerned, by publishing this order three
weeks successfully 10 the Burlington Free Press, q
newspaper printed at said Burlington, previous %
the time appointed.
Therefore, you are hereby notified o. appear be-
fore sIid Court. at the time and place aforesaid and
contest the probate % said VIII, II you have cause
Given under my hand AZ Burlington M -aid Ds-
trict, this I'D day Of December. A D. l-t3-
7 f. WALES, Judge.
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NV YORK, Jan. 7.
Fifty prisoners and deserters reached
Washington yesterday.
Among the first to pay their respects to
the President. Yesterday, were Secretary Sc
ward and the French Minister
4 number of colored men belonging to the
District Of Columbia. on their way to New
York to be used as substitutes, were taken
of the steamer at Georgetown yesterday, by
one OF the detectives.
The gunboat Commodore Read arrived
Yesterday at Alexandria, bringing up two
hcutcnants and FIVE prisoners Of the rebel
army. and several women, captured Will at
tempting 10 cross the Potomac.
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The Times Washington despatch SAYS
The 30 loan will not be withdrawn from
the market till it i, an taken The people
will have tie chance % buy 1t at par
On Friday night the >usquehanna froze up
81 tight that the railroad ferry boat with 300
passengers on board was locked up in the
middle of the river. Since then no mail has
arrived in Washington.
Col. Lowell's cavalry while on scouting
expedition near Haymarket on Friday sud
denly came upon guerilla cncampment, dash
ing in upon the villains killed and wounded
many and took 30 prisoners, one captain
H. LIST one killed and one wounded.
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u..... g Nonkt9n, Vt, June ., 1850
Messrs 5. W FOwie & Co, Boston.
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NINtINNATi, Jan =
Two SELLERS were frozen to death at Camp
Clasc on saturday. The soldiers in the
camps at indianapolis have suffered consider
ably. On iuursda night four rebel prison
er> were frozen 10 death IN the cars at JET
irr-luyilc.
The trains on all the railroads leading into
Cincinnati have been much DELAYED by the
cold weather and snow.
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~, HALIFAX. Jan. ..
The Steamship Ne,0 York from Southamn-
ton on the 25d for New York put into tbl.
port last evening. short Of coal She has
800 passengers.
Ile Steamship Scotia from New York ar
rived at Queenstown 2lth, Saturday at south
amptOn 18th
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-15

Tie Herald 5 Washington desTatch saws 1t
Is thought the enemy can accomplish nothing
in the Shenandoah Valley just now.
Iue President l. engaged ia ilaugumtin-
measures % carry CUT the terms Of his Am
ncsty Proclamation in >eccd,d States that
are 20 any ex,cu, occupied by union forces.
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The Times has long letter giving the de-
tails Of the expedition Of the negro brigade
INTO North Carolina by which large numbers
OF slaves were brought in, guerillas routed
and houses, barns. &e, burned.
On their way hack they were several times
attacked by g0errillas in ambush who were
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-15

" AhhhLAND, ND Jan g.
The latest official information from Peters
burg Va, l. that the post Is now safe, the
enemy having been going off on a full retreat
for the two days past
The post has been surrounded by the rebels
thus cutting of all Communication with New
Creek bat the enemy carefully avoided COM
ing within range Of our guns.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-15

-'r" A'"hs "Au H.
The Times says nru. Burnside las taken
room, at the 9th Avenue Hotel where h,-
will await orders from Washington uc.ty.
90 long as be ciu serve hi, country. and ha,
health and strength i1 do 30, De- intend, o.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-15

4 stiff wind is blowing here, accompanied
by heavy snow storm The thermometer
stands at degrees above zero. The weather
Is nearly as bad as it was last Sunday. The
telegraph lines are all working. There Is
no detention on tine railroads
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For Old VI. Regiments.

&tQD BOUNTY and PREyruv for accountable
2fOZ Veteran Recruits"
&QlD OFFERED for &C. New Recruits r.y
2OOL TWENTY DOLLARS per Month. l.sfSe,
CLOTHING. Eafions &c
Men eniistin- eau join Ca,ai-y. Inf ,,r -
tfdery Regiment, as they choose -
Apply 70 A. " FISHER
Capt. 9Th ". Vols, Rec!uitina, o u,er
eAcc over Commercial Bank
Burlington. VT. Nov. l. Is6z w.s
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From Europe.

HALIFAX Jany. :.
The Africa from Liverpool Dec p. arrived
ut this plrt last evening.
Iaackeay. the author is dead
Toe American ministers at London and
Paris are making persistent efforts to pre-
vent the ..ug Of the RappahannOck from
Calais
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sAMrEL kENYoN,s EsTATr.

w r the Subscribers. HAVING been appointed by
w the Honorable the PROBATE Court Tor the Dis
tTict d Chttenien, Commissioners 90 receive. eN-
anime and al ust the claims aud demands Of al per-
sons, against the estate of samuel Kenyon. late
Of Richmond, in said District deceased. represented
msolvent and also all claims and demands svhihit-
e., IN Offset thereto and si1 months lrur. thc day
u the date hereof being lowed tv said Court f.
that purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice.
that we viii attend O. mo luslues, OF urr appaInt-
meut. at the dwelling 90 Polly KENYON. on Rich
nond, IN said District. on fhe second FRIDAYS %
January and June next, a. Zoo o'clock, A. 81, on
each 0f said o1ys.
Dated this I2th day of December 4. D. Is53
ROSWELL 3. FAY. ~o,,,-,,.------
NATHAN PAY.
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HEADQUARTERS Drrr. or WEST va

Jan. 10Th
Major Cole IN command of a battalion OF
Mary land cavalry cncamped IN Loudon Co
was attacked 40 A. VI. to-day by the guer-
lila Mosby. Afer an hours fighting Moeby
WAS repulsei leaving hIs killed and wounded
on the held
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-15

Dan FRANCISCO. Jany. 2.
The political contest in Nevada territory
Is becoming intensely exciting. Tie clause in
the constitution taxing mines is furiously As
sailed and indications are that the constitu-
ton viii be- rejected
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-15
NEw YoRE. Jan. I


There Is but little doubt that at the re-
assembling Of Congress action will be taken
hy which the time fixed for the expiration OF
Go, payment Of blunties will be further ex-
tended, probably To the lst Of Feb.
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SOLOMON PIERCE's ESTATE.

W. the Subscribers, having been appointed BY
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the Dis
trict ofChttenden, Commissioners 20 receive, exam
inc and adjust the claims aud demands Of all per-
sons, against the estate OF solomon Pierce, late Of
Essex, IN said District, deceased, represent
ed insolveut, and also all claims and demands
exhibited in Offset thereto and ii months from the
day Of the date hereof being allowed by said Court
for that purpos Sc do therefore hereby give notice
that Will attend to the business q our appoint
ment, at the dwelling Of Retecca Pierce, N Essex,
in said District, the second Tuesdays of January
and June next, at 10 O'Clock, A NJ. each Of said
DAYS.
Dated this I5th day of December, A. y. 1868.
k3SMsLL w n TX tCommis.iouor'.
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News of the War.

t ate Tor continuation n large numftr OF mill
tarv nominations for the greater mart promo
tions and which have heen accommodating
since the adjournment IF the last Congress.
F TIE Senate in executive session confirmed
none of them. Among the promotions are
the following. L. ). Grant. Mai. Gen. Of
volunteer, and Brig. Gen. Of the regular ar
my. 10 BE- Major General Of the regular army to
date from the surrender of Vicksburgh Col
George Il. Thomas of the regular army. Mai
Gen. of volunteers. to be Brigadier General
. in the regular army. u date from the battle
Of Chickamauga. Meade. Mcpherson and
Sherman Of the regular army. and all Major
Generals of volunteers, to he Brigadier Cen
erai- in the regular army, the formers
promotion 70 date from the battle Of Gettys-
burgh.
r --..-.-:.4 W.
l'e 1.'Is,als ~ ,o''le e,i''f 'a ~
Academy of Science and their families. The
party was limited TO them and the heads OF
tac foreign legations, the Cabinet, the OH
GERS of Tire supreme Court. the presiding
officers Of the TWO Houses Of Congress, and
.:-..... -. Dill. nth
-'i'.'l''''1 81,
--'''-
TIE President sent a MESSAGE 10 Congress
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4. VI. Palmer, private Sec'y to Collector
Barney was arrested by Marshal Murray ye,-
tsrday iof alleged completely with rebel
blockade runners and sent to Fort LAFAYETTE.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-15

SAN FEANcIsco. Jan. :.
Inc steamer Oregon has arrived with
SZOO,UOo IN treasure from Oregon, and
$4,000 from British Columbia.
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X Ell SH ES,

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L'a,ter, Clans, Goldfish, Salmon sd Mack
.iel ln cin'- Ssrflnes. ketchups Pesche- Jellie..
A--.i'-- FRUITS Ac-- &c PREPARED r-i ilt az E,r
sails very low, by
LOUIS FoLLETT co.
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" 90 y =

RlCIi, Rare and Beautiful Of every variety of
~ binding \ rich assortment Of Bihl.s aud
Frazer Books. tail aud examine
c. FRENCH co.
Cor Church and Calle.r So.
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NEW YORK, Jan.

\ private letter from an officer who has
just lett East Tennessee says that section OF
the country can subsi-t an army during the
winter. The opening communication with
Chattanooga will al>o facilitate the trans
mission of supplies which cannot be obtained
otherwise.
Pii,ate advices from Chattanooga state
tat 10000 rebels are at OF near Dalton
Ws,eler's cavalry was near Red Hill on
Sugar Lreek. Gen. Hardee's headquarters
were III Iilt0us.
The enemy are 'rtiiying Rome, Ga, Re
sacH and \ iauta. Our troops are IN wiuteI
quarters al Chattanooga, Huntsville, Look
oJt valley. and along the Nashville r. X.
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Ennrnrss MnNRnr Ian

The colorcd inhabitants of Norfolk and
vicinity celebrated to-day the first anniver-
stry Of their freedom as given them under
the Presidents proclamation
Four regiments of colored troops under
command oi Brig Gen. Wild, took part in
the exercises. There were present as invited
guests, Maj. Gen Butler and staff. and
Brig Gems. Hickman, Barnes, Getty, and
Lcdlie, with their respective stats.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-15

DIATH OF JUDGE SMITH Indian applls
Jan I. The Hon. Caleb B. Smith. Jidse
81 Z. ;. DistrIc, Court. and KS, ret nv
% IN lnteriS., died tic evening.
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NOTICE

I'hE Subscriber has on hand % tons Of Good Barn
a nay ana wishes 70 feed II out on his premises
IaItles who have cattle they wish kept over ths
For terms apply 10
p. -. JAMES NICHOLS.
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ours, truly, MRS. ISAAC MOORE.
From Mr.. & Mrs. Peck.


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AUCTION.
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