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NV YosK. San. :.

The Inns letter i-om Huntsyille Ais
dated Jan 81. saw the Tennessee campaisu
T. ,nd,l. The last 81 Hoods arny crossed
Che Tennessee river 30 the 29th ult.. with
,i-.t pieces "f artillery ami about Is 600
men. Helen Macon with 900 men and
was reinforced by 5000 more lie had 10
pieces OF artillery.
After Jh@ uttlc ot Nashville both armies
frurdcrci about IN the mud for ten DAYS,
Hrai's infantry crawled of at nigh; while
bis cavalry stub5ornly resisted our Alliance
during the day. Ii Is believed that Hood
ha- thrown in-o the river at least 80 guns.
he abandoned a large number o; wagons and
ambulance.
Cor number If prisoners l. now over 600
Deco, including 800 captured irom Roddy On
t.y 2.tt u'-. Over 500 descrtcrs have also
reported.
IL is sand Hood i going to Meridian. Miss.
80 rry JDt rD-nr-anIze
d new camTin has been already projected
and Zoe the corps Of Wood. Smith and Scho-
field arc already moving
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ArnnsIoLoGICALvI VIEW OF VAR

r.ases containing nearly 80 page. and .'i aue
Pilates aaa E1-ravir-- oftlc ANATOMY o. '', Hut
man organ. Boz STATE of Health and Disease. with
aTr-stI=s ODD Eadg Errors. f- DsPiarl'.e t.r-e
quenc.- enoa -4s Sind ard Boy. with tae AZ
thor Plan ~ Tr-atuer,-tle o1.g rational aud
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NEW YoRK. Jan 8.

The Rcrold-s Beaufort ). c. correspond
mt Of the 2Sth says gne Rebel Pirate Olus-
e- made her escape from tne Port OF Val
ninl to-, on Christmas night wniie nearly an
i.,r naval vessels in Jhai quarter had their
4.tenticn engaged 10y tbe attack on tort
Fisher. OD the mex; iaS >he was oirctser-
~. aud caa-,-d some distance by her I"rsuer
who Wac obliged 10 max. nasty reire''
owing -r having only twc guns against
tive h.. oucs carried 10y the Pirate
=. Domingo dater OF the 4th are received
Tae pa pers are tiiisi with account OF victo-
.ies over The Spaniaia- Tire President OF
iiaY ti tsd .tiere'i is crvices 20 mediate be-
uSeer tie hostile goyenmon,s. and 1t was
Aopeo tnas peace would be secured on the
hasis oi DJminic.-n independence. II not
he Dominicaus say 'nry Wiz fight till not
ian T. lett
'tle hvIalu :. ,s4Iu-,-... t.,apateh say
oacisls nave boen received that Kllpatriok
has seized Vaudeville Cd the Charleston and
Savannah Railroad.
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TOWN MEETING.

Z The Inhabitants OF the town OF Burlington. -,
az lGg. votsrs ~ town meeting. are hereby n0ti-
lei s1@ rnrred 10 meet at the Town Hal. iu ssic
town. 10 Wednesday, the sth CAV cf January, 4.
D. Sos. q, 10 O'clock A. NJ for The following pur-
ist r eLocse Moderator &c zoyef- 80 Meet
Ing.
a. 10 zee II The toxin sill vote . bounty in nou-
>, - svrh veteran soldiers as have re-enlis;ed IN
the fsi TO Inc -fsii, Of TIC quotas q said town
anc % TX tho amount " s1-n county, If voted ara
20 direct the Appropriation ard Pay ioent OF the
sane, rn1 70 provide funds. hy ~ " ctEer#i-el
Tor the payne. % such hcunties.
Sd. 70 vote, % p ct, c~ tf'5 acceptance - re-
lection % cert in Act Of 80 Iss Stature ofFefs
mont. approved NOV. ID, A. u 1853. entities ''An
Ac; 70 Incorporate the City of Burlington, u. 'is
terms n Hiicu Act those IN favor Of she accep-
lance Of the =, sb-li cast ballots upon which
shall De Inscribed or printed Tire r0Fd "Ses" and
those opposed % such acceptance shall cast ballots
upon which shall be inscribed or printed the VOID
ESQ.,
81. 70 doa 1y other business proper 20 bs one
AZ fuch ureqt-sg.
CAHUtrs SOTE-
I. z. PLkTE.
,. n. CArLTN.
Sc
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The Trl5lnle's " sshington despatch ,ays
Geo. D. Prentice, just from Richmonc' re-
porrs JET Davis government had conciu ?
sivelv resolved o. Tree and arm the slaves
2n0. iicG would soon be equipped ana put
in.- ., feld J6 fight
he Hcralds letter from City Point 'i we
Sr1 says ten. Butler lns been relieved oi
III, c5,nm and And ordered to report NJ Lowell
NJ, The order relieving nun slid ten
,,ra.,, r,uii name his successor Nal zen,
Ord bar a-e1lnsd temporary eomnlano oi
t.er Burler'- Army and Department
iur rribu,c " sshington dispatch se . /;
Mr.. Blair IL ia Richmond and goes speciaiiy
20 -ee y hat can he done in the way OF peace;
The Tribune don't think ne viii sococeG
and urses she illing up OF our arinies ana
-a.s,s- ,.,ortasv,s si the ruheilirn, BLAIR
: mot eioshed witt sny power from cur gov
ernp,ent but We infer he IL authorized 20 ss-
certain il any true peace is now aSSalna'ie'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-13

NEh iNnA. acc an.
}-4t = nnab c,rr.>r ul .ur -avs.
T,- rz.n. ae.. aiken the oarr %. H.i,-i-
.raa
I-.2l nIv--,.- ,i thc -U.a ,.rT- moved
--- Foe. >...ual River rt. :. e.. ami
..- 1000. .r.,. .il.ision ol Whcrier 8 eagai-
-r .ihe. r.i-l force VAS loand
r. ai3ii.r De-. lie military ryiows, the
.ra-. f.- b,f.rgmeut have .-..I iu review
-.a-e TIN Sherman. Excela l uthccrs the
-. -amTanies tf, composed ,rf"s.
Dr.. ,arsu1s. correspond. e.. tas World
.t.. char t,,r sherman val march brst 70
s1.4-.e sua .l-n % the rear ot Charleston.
s.n. o.,a natig7en in front be will lay
..,-. -' ,.lt stronghold.
g.-.ar-,~ .'.rred ou r,.'-' soldier d.
-..,l 30 .r-urutn 70 send Jbe rebel rams
.t.l C.n-ie-i5u harbor ar ONES. ,au- taklng
a.-a-.-.. . absence 10. "4r i~an-ciads-
Ta-41 rnptly sending a'i tine moui,or-
t.'...--,.. .-.r1r, where ,HeF now are.
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NV YoRS, Jan. 3.
Todd opened this morning at 22o.
M.sn1NGrnN. Jan. ).

WASHINGTON. Jan. ,.
Richmond papers Of Wednesday contain
the following
An oiieial despatch WAS received by the
". Department, dated CHARLESTON, Jan.
2d ar follows The Federal raiders are re-
ported 70 have retired from the Mobile and
Ohio Railroad. going westward They
l.ft 10 wounded General CbulSOn Il
}edlv wounded. The damage 10 the L. Z.
Nil lee repaired in about ten days.
CT BEAUREGARD.
CHARLESTON. Jan. 2. The enemy are land
,u, in force on the South Carolina side Of
savannah river and driving our pickets to-
wards hardeesville.
w J HARDEE.
The .ficial rebel report Of the damage done
70 the salt Works IN Virginia states thar the
ripinc, cisterns, &c. are uniRlGred he
she,is are all destroyed. There are 1eo ket-
les broken, and $50 good ones remalniog'
The total amount Of salt at the WORKS i7
% 100 bushels damaged slightly by fire The
~ Il. are not seriously damaged.
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WASHINGTON. Jan. g

The Richmond papers OF the 9Th con tains
the following
NopliF Jan. "a Union force is adj
vancne s5uthward Of Smithfeld. 20 miles
north 81 Aberdeen. The destruction Of
property l. unknown. Il j. also reported
tbat Hoods army has crossed the Tennessee.
anu b. moving on Tupelo which Will probably
b. his future base Of operations.
The Fort Gaines prisoners are expected I"
arrive m tins city to-day
The Raleigh CoycdrGte OF Jan Sd says
On the 27th ult light took place at Sau-
makers Gap. between Capts. '. Price. Hose
ami 6artT,il' r com ptnies. ana some deserters-
tories and rob5crs. They attacked our forces
from ambush. bot were speedily routed ana
severely ciastissd They lost Il killed four
wounded and tour prisoners We lost none
killed or wounded.
Tire Columbia CorohHiGH says ten. u
II HIN. PASSED down the ). {. K. X yes
ferday under orders to report 70 BeaureSard
40 Charleston
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-. intlN- JAN. H.
The VItksburC Herald states that Grier-
son- raiding PARTY. 5000 strong. started
from Memphis on the Dist uit They met
considerable force OF rebel, AZ Egypt, on the
ONO and Mobile Railroad. ami defeated
them and taking and paroline 5nu prisoners.
besides killing and wounding mnuy.
Tee ilolc0mb. the rebel command-r, wa
killed Thence they struck westward. d.
stroving 80 miles OF the Mis- Central Rail
road. 10 cars and several locomotives.
At Grenada they destroyed several extensive
cloth and shoe factories The expedition
brought in many contrabsnds. horses and
mules Among the prisoners are colonel,
a lieutenant colonel and - line officers.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-13

The pie,eut sTcculations about peace move
ments, which have been the subject OF COM
ment. rest On q weak foundation. Ii l. safe
to say, no -cr-o1. either authorized or un
authorized has lately iel: WASHINGTON Tor
the front on an errand of peaec. or with the
view 10 consult the rebel authorities concern
ing tie existing difficulties.
The President has issued a proclamation
thar the por; of =. Adams, Vermont, Is En-
tilled 20 all the privileges IN regard 10 export
alton of merchandise an bond 20 tine British
North American provinces. ~ are extended
% other pJrts
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-13

\ Washington dispatch says Sec'y Fee
sender nae asked for a modification OF the
law 90 a. 10 enable him 10 issue 5000, UOU. 0Vp
more Of the 80 bonds.
The Herald Shenandoah alley corr, -poud-
cnt says The inhabitants are suffering from
scarcity Of food. and the rebels being quar-
tered On them rendered the condition still
more dcplorable. NJ new active military
movements Of importance have taken place
recently in the valley.
The Herald's Springfield. N '.. cosre-plu-
dent says the Union garrisons have been
withdrawn from all the posts south Of that
place rs far as Fort Smith. Ark. by order OF
Gen Cauby
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-13

Ls,e rebel. papers show that Jeh; Davis
has now on MS hands quarrels with the gov
errors OF Georgia, Mississippi ana Alabama.
The dhg thinks the recent alleged peace
mission nt the BlHire has entitled the I .
20 u considered tee most ilaPudeu' nation
that hes ever had existence.
The Charleston Courier says dooa mas
butchered his troOps as recklessly as aoo0ro-
inc 70 the Richmond Ssztrnci ever "rant
did
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NEW YoKK. Jan. IL
Gold sold this afternoon at 225l.

CMK0. Jan. II.
New Orleans adviccs gives the arrival there
81 Gen l. W Sherman.
letter from Mobile from a citizen there
10 New Orleans says fighting WIS gong on
IA that vicinity on the 5lst.
The gunboaj Rather driited ASHORE between
Nicksburg aud Natchez during storm. and
WIZ set on lire sud destroyed by guerilla-.
TIE rebels were burning cotton near Nat
chez On the 29th ult.
The New Orleans cotton market was com
lletely unsettled ~ the adyices from New
York. Miidlings were offering AZ silica.
The rebels are reported 10 have burned the
Court House at OweBshoro, ny.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-13

Tie World hs- 81 rumor from Washington
ti.,z S,uat-- M.rssn L. be made Secretary ui
,i,e Treasury. and that Mr.. oewnra viii be
lpaie Uuitri States Senator pa place OF Mr..
Morgan.
Mr.. Adam, j. Co succeed Mr. >sSura IN
ae Cabinet. Il snot said who will sue
ned Nh ADAMS.
The same cure pendent say Mr. ORA
r..r-s nomination Tor Collector OF New York
vii Not ag -,rt 70 the Senate. rus Preston
King wiz ie nominated by tn, President
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yrFGf Of the NJ. .Rf6Hs,S
Raiders.
20 na,s respite granted.
Gen. Dn'- order attracts notice.
Ispeci.. 70 Ii, Free Pres
MONTREAL. Jan. n.

Ispesi.. % th, Free Press-l
MONTREAL. Jan. A.
d.. ,oar, met at ihe usual hour .sti-
-r.r- TOT t5e purpose %: prosecuting 'a,
-,.-ati-a respecting Jhe s.. Al1an. raj
.- .a4 .fte- somewha. iesultory dis
.aa admissibiiiry ei e-;denee for
rrr-. b,tvren the counsel employ
-h -idc- o. the case the Court -tat-
sti. ihe prisoners and their counsel re-
i 30 DAYS delay for The addueins OF cv-
m Richmond, such 4r'as would be
.-,4d 5y nim, but all the nj ,Ta7, points
.l.. bad cen raised during tac latter part
r,ir ,r,,-,ig'ti,a, must De- suspended 40
meantime.
Pre- rri-tner-. AiJh THEN cousen, ana that
.Heir counsel. were rennsndci riil Friday.
-. iHH .f F-hralry next.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-13

LaJe rebel PAPER show thar IL, hghJ lee
tween tine def Dasie ana lnti-J,f iacrians
l. constantly growing NOR sanguinary- Tie
hnc- between rhcm are strictly drawn.
Those opposed T. Davis accuse bin
Doc rhe most open aui vehement
manner Ji being the cause OF Gil their recent
disasters, and thcy IA turn are charged by
.i.f Davis wirh destroying confidence 10 tie
ahine- oi -5.Conledeacv to achieve iudepeii-
1.g-c. preventing the Toll enforcement OF the
c.a.-ripti.n and encouraging desertion.
In, Richmond Wig 10 au article IN In
hand. -ays SH, mas uo ship- that could en-
counter the Yankee monitors with any pros
r.ct OF -.ee,--. ami although she might
hui.i -lra. yet the probability If that they
could u.t er. - the ocean. She could not
eg,r break up the blockode, far less send an
army tuI fleet here % assist us. Ii j. there
fore iari!, worth while 10 think OF returning
tU Eu-ii-r yse-a1-e
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INV YORK, Jan. !
...l -pli ths afternoon at 81.

s..l ,pli tlns afternoon at 81.
NEW loRS. Jan. 9.
The Washington JourRol says Bragg has
written letter breathing a spirit Of Chris
tau bore. lie say. there isno cause OF
alarm There iz no enemy between Wash
in.,ar ami Fort Fisher. with his present
lorce ae thinks be will Dc ahle 10 resist
further attempt ou Wilmington and closes
5y a-sIug Tor the prayers Of all Christians
lur himself aud army
The Richmond Examiner ~ the 9th SAWS
The r,u1rts o. ShcImin'- having crossed the
Savannah river are confirmed. He j. uclley-
e. 20 &c marching ON Bnnchviile
The Wing OF tire 9th says large
number Of lcserters and lawlo>s men are
roaming over tine upper counties OF Georgia
committing jeprcdations on the inhabitants.
Tae Despatch Avs Since Sherman left
NilleigevIilc. ia. bee bas changed hi policy.
In rhat town AMI el Atlantis be- Was all harsh
ncss and brutality At Savannah he has
been all c9u-ihati.u-
30. Ne~ York T1aNe learns that on the
lntb rit. . g.rty OF Yankee raiders. 1900
~tr,r- reached West Pascagoula and were
embarked on launches. They destroyed
several ferries and cid other damage
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INV YORK, Jan. 10.
Gold sold this afternoon at 223s.
\Ew NnRk Ian IL

-NEW lOkk Jan IL
Late rebel papers contain accodn,s IF
Stonenan's and Burbridges raid in East
tennessee and Virginia. They acknowledge
that the damage WAS very grea. and ccnsols-
ton is sought in the fact that the iankees
have done all the harm they can in that re
gion and that there will now ~ some rest
for the rebel troops.
The rebel senate have adopted resolutions
of thanks to their allies the Cherokee In
dams
The Richmond editors are still glorItYing
over the failure nj the expedition against
Wilmington.
Nosby is sand TO o. rapidly recovering
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

V'Hf STATE. STATE school, Fire Distrist I'D
4 School District Nc. !f-tsIe- are nov In my
hands ior collection ALI persons paying their
tsKes on ~ before the IT dsv OF February 1sI,,
will b. al.osoe discount cfth-ee ~ per cent 90
s.S:e Tar.
sAl-- - HUNTINGTON, Collector
BURLINGTON Iau. =, 1853 dAv6~.
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The Herald Winchester correspondent
says man recently irem Richmond repors;
the rebels are bufs preparing for the eva
cution OF that city, much government pr
perty and some officials have already been
sent cd 70 the Interior. JEFF Davi- mas TO-
e1ne convinced ;bst lie canncl bold re
citY muen longer ana il Is being ruined
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PnRrLANn. Jan u


Steamship Morsyan from Liverpool 18th
Dee via Londonderry 30th arrived This
morning. News unimpOrtant
The order OF Gen. Dix 70 pursue The raid
ers INTO Canada attracts much notice aud the
Leading journals hoTe it viii not be acted on
as trouble might ensuc-
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NV NonK. Jan. o

The Hrrold's letter from the Shenandoah
vais. -ey> Information direct from Eieh-
mons states that rebel troops arc being
hurried ll 20 Branchviilc, ;. G.. and the
adroenJ regicn, to attempt to check Sherman 5
nor ward moyem- mt
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-13

T- Trii.a-'s lctJer from ihe army Of the
james sav~- d.. Dutch Gap canal is-t-glrd-
ella. a ..:a' ..-r rurces-. Ire r",u.1 90 tu'
.1lo-,aa.u Oh, hu.k-head W"- "a tlat was
4r,ct.d = dredging machine uil. soon
ri-a ri- uurs sixteen feet of water las
.-.i. boo ,f, .-tiul since the iuth I ncc
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-13

ACANDID STATEMENT YCr CAN
procure ofany Druggist in this c.ts and vie nifty,
Dr. Tobias Venetian Lininent. Il is a SURE aud
speedy cure for sore throat. headache. t5othscbe,
chronic rheumaisin. collie. groups and p.il 10 the
limbs. We advise every one 70 give sta t-'al The
expense is D. mere iriae-25 ceuts-aud ~ are com
adcnt 10 rer,5- VII ever be without 10. Every
;anH- .hould have q bottle "a Che A1u-e io ease %
sudden a-,i tents, such o. cuts, Huru-. s-a-ds DC
r.. i.ia-r-liegiu- quaiites are mir. uious s. i.r
Group. 70 f1s saved hundreds w. have t.e c,T' De
cste- g. prove BE-.
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KEN -
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Th-aftcnt..r ofths putHci esilej 90 tH.s moe;
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RfiEy MAgIsT
.. -s.set ~ a stasuatiou of;te Guilds. arising from
a.c--ct lesspiratlau-.s cured tr a sew BOTTLES Hi
hr- ffy's Rheumatic Eminent
SPRAiNS
A.- caused ty 80 ove--sy-ens.1a ans -uc.s1 re-
action Of the nlsc'es--.- cured ay few bottles of
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NEURALG5A.
The king o.. aid pain. .s caused hy ar Hdaul.-Hu of
tae nerves. Instantly cured By o. .eW app ..cat.ons
of Aeunety's Rheumatic L'uImcu,-
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De- su f1lluaflOr oi che Itrirr of che rIH.s srreI
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Are esa.et by sudden pressure o. the gel. and
smashing % -he tissues-is instantly relieved uy
kennedy Rheumatic L.niment-
CRAAiP
L contraction ~ The muscles, caused .s sudden
stlppage Cf the nervous tuid, which prevents la,-
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BILIOUS COLIC
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take "a tCsspoou:ul of henneiy's Rheumatic Tin
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il is cured by lev applications of heuoel g Hhea'
matte Liniment.
WEAKNESS oF TIVE BACH
FOLLOW the direction ir the circular a.oua- each
bottle.
FOR AN LIBERATED SORE THROAi
You will take one tcssp0orful or the Lnitnert ant
f1 teaspooufulE Of water. Gar-ie the tnro7t 20 q
tay. In Few DAYS 10 will be well. This tI'
ta.srrcouful viii be worth a dollar O. you
FOE BRONCHITIS.
Ana al inaamztion OF the throat, tousils ent psi
sts with dry hacking cough. You will dilute tl'
LIrenent with four or dve times is bulk % waite
rarcie the throat, a14 swallow the moisture Ia
arg fall.
lis good for Too-uAouE. ElRAcGE, swyILEl
FACE AID ISFLANATIoy q every kinc. Every l1m
! 'lv should have full supply for che wiuter.
MarufAeturec by DONALD KENNEDY, Roxhrry
April Ind daWis.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-13

Toso>ro, c. W. Jan. IL.
In the case Of Burnley. - day the original
document signed by JEFF DAVIS authorizing
the raid was produced, but objection being
made to It, reception the Court ADJOURNED
till Thursday to consider the objection.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-13
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