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road between Fort Steilaeoom and Belingha Bay IN tbs
Territory Of Washington.
bin to complete the construction Of the military
road the Cascade mountains, in the Territory Of
bill providing for the construction Of military road
from Bridges Pass in the Rocky mountains to Great SAL
Lake City, in the Territory OF Utah
Also, from the same committee made the following al
reports which laid upon the table and order
Cd 10 be printed
House bin No lls providing for the construction Of
bridges in Kansas Territory the Improvement q Kansas
river, and geological survey Of said Territory:
Memorial OF the legislature OF Minnesota asking the con-
strucon OF military road from Wnona TO Fort Rdgely
Joint resolutions Of the legislature OF Nebraska asking
appropriation for the construction Of military road
from Fort Leayenworth to Fort Pierre.
Memorial OF the legislature of New Mexico asking an
appropriation for bridges over the Rio Grande
Memorial OF the legislature OF Washington, praying
appropriation tor military road from New Dungeness.
Joint resolution of the legislature Of Nebraska praying
that the incurred by that Territory in defending
the frontiers be betrayed.
Also from the same committee 10 whom was referred
the resolution of the House inqurng into the erpedienc
OF geological survey of the Territory of Utah. submitted
report asking that the committee be discharged from the
further consideration Of the and that II be referred 70
the Committee on Territories.
The same gentleman from the committee moved
that that committee be discharged from the further consd
Grafton of the following subjects:
House bull No l4l authorizing the President TO raise
regiment OF mounted volunteers for frontier defence IN
Washington and Oregon
Resolution Of the House inquirng into the expedency oil
accepting the services of volunteers for the suppression
Indian hostilities on the Pacific
Resolution of the House nqurng into the expedency
organizing regiment Of mounted rangers for the protec
ton of certain settlements in the Territories Of Oregon and
Washington.
House bill No. 81, TO provide for payment Of commits
sons the paymasers in the United States army who paid
&, the volunteers of Oregon in the Rogue River
Resolution of the legislature Of the Territory OF Washing
ton in relation to the protection of settlers and emigrans
and the establishment Of eegraphc correspondence across
the continent
Mr. WHITNEY, of New York, from the Committee on
the Militia, reported joint resolution relating to the de-
livery of in the Territories of Utah and New Mexico
which referred to the Committee on Military Affairs.
Military Affairs reported bill making appropriations fol
the completion of military roads in Oregon Territory
which read twice and referred to the Committee of the
Whole.
Aud then at o'clock the House adjourned.
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We have been requested to state that there viii be
special meeting Of the jackson Democratic Association AT
their hall this evening, at o'clock for the purpose Of
making the preliminary arrangements for the celebration
Of the approaching anniversary Of national independ-
ence II also gives great pleasure to add that Hon A.
8 Maxwell Of Florida has kindly consented to deliver be-
fore the association day Grafton the life and
character Of Cen Andrew Jackson
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BUCHANAN AND THE oLD-LlSE WIGS.
~ No,cbe, lui.si.sippIl Free Trader saws.

The Natchez (Mssissippi) Free Trader saYs'
gentleman Of this city, heretofore prominent leading
whg remarked in presence previous to the assembling
or the Cincinnati Convention, that Mr. buchanan was
mated there would be no contest at all in the South that
the conservative portion Of the old Wing party would give
him unanimous and cordial support and that the demo.
cratic rule would be insured for the next twenty years
Were we to mention the name Of the gentleman who
gave this opinion we would give greater weight
but AZ Il was private conversation forbear The sen
ent however is which know Is entertained by most
Of the conservative wings in this county"
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THE AFFAIR OF THE oRIZABA AND CAPTAIN
TABLETOP. OF IL B. N. s. EURYDICE.

TARLEf0N, OF II. b. NJ. s. EURYDICE.
1t viii be recolleced that recently the public mind was
much agaed by approximations Of collision and trouble al
San Juan del Norte based upon affidavit made by Cap
tain Tnklepaugh Of the orzaba charging Captain Tarle
ton, of her Britannia Malesys figae Eurydice with in.
sultng the American flag by OBTAINING the orizabs
&C The Secretary Of the Navy immediately ordered Com
modoe Pauldng Of the home squadron to proceed to San
Juan institute inquiry We learn that satisfactory de-
spaches have just been received at the Navy Department
from the Commodore II that Captain Tareton
awakened 10 the middle Of the night with application
from American citizens for the protection Of American
property To this application be promptly responded pro-
ceedng at with Captain Tnklepaugh to the Office Of
the Transit Company. Captain Tarleon it appears then
visited the 0rzaba ascertain If there any ground to
justify his intervention 10 behalf Of American interests and
soon satisfying hsef that there case for intervon-
ton Of foreign officer he reaeed his steps Immediately
Commodore Pauldngs Gag salued by Captain Tarle
ton promptly his arrival in the Susquehanna and the
investigation and all that occurred clearly indicate that
Captain Tarleton had instructions disposition to in
erfere with oountrymen but that he improperly
persuaded TO act he did by certain American citizens
whose and motives il is unnecessary to mention
discuss.
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COMPLIMENT TO HON. J. G. BREoKISRIpeE.

The Baltimore Argus has received letter from friend
which informs us that the oias rhigs Of the Ashland
district Of Kentucky have presented the Hon @ Brock
inrdge with handsome pair Of horses CAS- evidence
their pride 10 their eow-ctzcn though Of opposite pol
itic and pledge of their confidence In the coming adj
ministraon Of which he viii be prominent member
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in -" house When we let Il II houSe our
thonnh;s ran reariy As follows How fool
i>h --hcw un"hri~tlan, to app ,r pleasant.
and agreeable. and contentcd, All to talk Of
all our duties As husbands. wives. and raren:>
when We are nnclnr with The world bat 10
be moro>e. suilcn, cross, and u t,rliug in our
Families to attempt to SYM at'.lze IN the
trials Of our rei.iho,s. VIXEN We refuse to
>ynlpa'hi>c in those Of our hU-' mis- or wivr,
to seek n.O'ncnrarv pleasure il the social
circle and busy world. bat to til-9w away the
days. months. and years, OF pnre happiness
whirh II ight be crioycd III tie neat, quiet.
managed home And I'll thopcht>
troIb'cd Us considerably. I'll we had the.
privilege of witnessing the nauareu.cnt in
another and very different hom. whi.h
nr"rg'mcnt W, will perhaps describe at
some iutUrc tine
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>idrrafion
NV oIlcr1 now is TO show onlv that III,
CinrInnan Cpnvcul!on ha, endorsed and ap-
proved OF The rclrai Of the Missouri Com-
promise. from which 50 manv evils h,,,
flowed. from which, | fear. more and wor>r
evils must YET br anticipated II would. of
course, br expected that the Presidential
nominee OF that Convrn,ion woIii accept.
r"riidIIy an! rhrerta!iv the Platform prciar-
'd for HIM hv his party friends. No l-r>cn
can object 10 that. ~ there is no e,;uivu,a a
tipn on his part about The matter. beg leave
I" read short eNt"irt from the speech of
thaf "rn'I"m,". made at his own home with
IN TIE last few davS
In rcn'' to The keystone Club. which a!
him 4 visit there. Mr. Buchauan sad
"C'rn''cm"n. two weeks since | >hon'l
have mai'' You 4 longer speech. but now |
haVr been p.lc,l on 3, platform of which /!
must heat l. ap;ror-. aud that can speak ,or
ne. B.'InL the Representative o; th. "r,..,t
Drno"ri'lr party. ! am not Simply .JA> Hr-
tHANAN. must >Vrtrr my conduct accord
~. 70 fi'r platform. ot t." PARTY. AMI i.4s,lt
y" 'I"w i'Ia;k nor take o." rom it
These events leave 10 me only ore un-
'lra>,ur irrv. Which Il 10 declare here that
can ntIf:tarn ro'iiI-a a>-oriarI",l> wi'h ,o
;driN tia; Iri-.>f, u,u:. ii il dp.friur>: hat
IA >lI,aort ro min for President Who A.
vow and r"rn1fiiZ.> them: arI that :i.r Iii
''s' "f llif power with which God ia> ..n-
doWed HE Shall i',. ,n,I ,Iov,.l to battle man
tt'iv. firmly. aud consistently for hI> t.',ai
.ic;iltl. .,i II i TX t III ,ii,>t Interests of
the country which owns all nav all.niar,.r
Ia" Nr-Ihr question is on the
motion Of the senator from Maine to Lr cx-
cu>cd from further service Oh the Committee
Oh COMMERCE.
he motion was ayrecl to-
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water oceans inside of ii that Won ri.h'
dhrown ireland in, and save Father Mathew
wondcrtu! sieht Of throu|Ic; an aS i3r
Srotchland y"u might stick il in a corner OF
TO ind it ont. except b.; the smell of whisky.
II had only 'hr!lc OF money, Id 20 and
seek my tortiu there"
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TIE last Effort Of the Swedish Night;rca,e


The London 1um,> thus notices the :,rrn'
farewell son. Of jenny Lind to the !.ur,i,h
,.iI;..
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music '' 'o''',' SWEEP '"'' h''r' ''o'" : I""I
'''h h'r'' '''hv '',''i seemed I" ''>'o"
more INA" ",'''"'H }'''"> "}'h 'h'N '''a'i"n-
avn '!'''' ~" ''''' 1t" ''"- "'''> -
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P'''N - WV I" >"'"' - = ''''i i''>>''' ~ ~
II'Vt 'h'' II mas h"' III >"n'' measure 'r'h
r"'Ipr"'a''N- '"hhN ili" hA> @iN'n "
4""h cause I" 'hink fht' >ilr does rot h''lot'! !
10 th' common race @: af'ir'>. ana mat ~
4fa''''l'' U''> MOI 'T'h'! I" hrr h''ni'. Let
u, th'h. believe th't the r'4rr' i''t 1t par
t't "'> nor All on one >Idr. ana tH't III"
>'i@ht 'r"'nu."n>n">~ "hlrt impaired an aN-
dItIona' charm I" ff""r s"'l ana li>t aHdtu'r
tones ~ me r'i 81 the Erh" Song came
irnh thr h"ar' ~ th' SINGER. ana meant
>"'"''hIh3 more man 4 simple tNlr.N'h' re-
sorted I" '"r me rnrio"" "i effect. " one
'h'hG we are c'i' 'Ih ne Ii'' h"'r> 0' ''tn
nv lAud Will not very soon b" tor""'t"n ~
tho>" "h" were i"t"nit" enough 10 hrhl
them. IHrN rrprrS' htro j'." ii'1i "'"r'!;'-
OF one wh' h'> rather been Id"i'l'd th''
cout'"d a~ an ord:narv public fhN"'I'e. am
I'll t'''''"'
Tl..i, I ,
chrrIinp. au,! w,yIu, haf. and Aaut>,.r.. hi,f>
with an "nth">Ih>m that d' h> dr>c'ip'I"n
,c "'l''' % '"'> 'N'f''''i""fH "Na'on-i'
) i, that She cau.h, the Infection from l:
ad"'rrr> and waved her own hHo,'Nrrrhiyf
i'''' =" ,''' ana '''' " 10 ''''' orc
. her ,mo,.o, The end va, vor,lv ~ ~,
berinninc. JENNY L.iud won th. taror Of
the En.'I>h pn''Iir from the first. and retain
t' " "''''l''ih'''''' !" '''' .'''' "h'rh fr''h
49,, ,,'l..1
immediately concern, tn. welfare. one whc
not merely hv rare .Itt- bat by GOOD wo,k
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LIFE INSURANCE..



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"'' I'VE j" /" '''N i''"''" l" me P'>>i"''
{" ms @! '"' '"'"rt win 'Ilah'IhI'v' ana
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>''fr 'hI> security. Is what NE Insurance IN
>''"N'h> are c>'a"'l>':'' ''E ana th'lr "t-
n'Ar'hi ",'r!tl'n. IA The ini'I lm'ni .: tins
end. i no'"rl"nS. lh"rr a"r mUlt'ui'> OF
tun.l'>. a! oHrr the land. who. day. AZ,
l'ii- A:'"n IL" means secured to thcn /,
the :fo'ritn' ie'r~ieht {" thr!r former sup
Vorlrr> through these means.
here Is al 'trl class. and !arrc cr". W.
n.-H:a.lv aNais Themselves of the security "t-
ir'ri sy & III, lH>Hrtn'r. w, who ii>i thv!i
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ic'. ;hit ticN have no rILht ~ rI>k Via ;.lrl
have already secured. without >2...c Recourse.
III case Of ..l!Err. and r>i'rcia'ly III ease The,
'!p not nv" to execute heir >'!"n!,'> aad a.
CON ,'-l ;'.clr cn':>- lii"rc Is another Cia-
t-i,r.ls and i,.,,r,. t,,,;r lives f.r ...n,i.v
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OF THE AMERICAN
tlfNt:El.S>.

itiHNdb I.Nlt!l>iDn ipill.
Mr. Glacc< fGa s.,.ea tha, he should
consider II 4 rr.>o:ai ;:r~.ll' ;o himself anL
us colleague ii i''. n.o'i'n ws7e pat. The
nj! wa~ the a,i.rinu> spawn of "A crawling
>ycophanry. With "nrhr To he iI;irnanrly
kirkr! to hn,'rnllr-~ b'azr>
Mr.. E'n kr> (SC @ .oncnrrcd in wha, had
fallen iron 'i- rnotitie >,'rakrr rr,anJ wisli,,.
h. h.l the SAM. .'';t'..aI,.',u. ,.'-;n-nrc in
wLirh to .n:i"y ti. unu't,':.h, ti-rrst
Will. Ar +, /, for Tie Trainer, ol the lill. and
ia. al t. l. ,jG.:'1. w-c,,i..s WHO had dsr-
Cd t. >IraA il l. t4,a-.
Mr. $,i.n-l y S.acir fFla.l had ,.ot
thought much Of he iii tat WAS now rou-
,lrrri o; lis goodness when two su, h con
ttu, pubic >Iiac> ,> Gags and Blnckc> howl.
ed a.ai,..t j.
Senator iiinrkrs here crossed ;li- fioor. and
taking oil hi> coat aud throwing ii on the IA
be. began 10 why, >"naor S'odiv some brt
was !cll,d 10 tie Hu>t hv ruler in the hand
Of that I,a,ri".. Bakin> If Mass lie VA. at
first stunned. but La.in. liqgur-,i, resumed
hi> coa- .ml >r;,.
NJ. Lecnn,r GA ho,pi he ':rba,e might
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OF the c''i.i'.> ni Anrric. 10 sl"e,ioiiogize
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NE ar o''' senator hT"i'+:in: seemed TO DIS
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IN TIL, HOUSE.

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= Ii a man does you a kindness which YOU
30 some Other of Won, fellow c-.a'pyes. AND
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W. Will ,.rL.,s d,..,r;Lo ~,
PoLiiF VI REfANTAIiOE.
"''"' '''''s " ''':ti a" ~ 'o'a' t:ic
We pan; hr'"w short. trr>r. c''qI' II
>,rrccl - lIon. Hannibal II.u.ln Of N ,in,.
IN H.. I-,.;..1 St... N..,.o 400. ,h.,,;
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ava t....:.ur, mn,
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l"neih win the d'pih Of pro-t.tI'l'n Irro
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IN dtr.'N'- T. act hereafter tn III o,'! 1850
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honest man Nr. liamIu Viii Justly look
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-05-16
Carpetings Cheaper than Ever.
OUR SCALE OF PRICES FOR
Spain 6 AL e 8.

VNIIE IMMENSE SUCCESS IN OUR SALES,
z attending fixed low prices each season
heretofore, has induced to offer, this spring. all
sorts Of Carpcings, including and fresh
goods well the old stock, a still lower rate
than ever, making it an object for every one in
want of carpet to call US, it will be seen by
the following schedule of prices, at which shall
retail our goods, they being below tho usual whole
sale prices and in many for the finer sorts Of
auction goods, below the cost of production.
II cents per yard for Hemp Carpets.
% cents per yard for Linen Carpets
80 cents per yard for Ingram Carpets.
37t cents per yard for Union Carpets.
10 cents per yard for Superb mon rpets.
80 cents Per yard for Twu-Ply Carpets,
60 to 20 cents per yard for Extra Fine Carpets.
- to So cents per yard for ,uperfnc Carpets
so to ~ cents per yard for kiddermuster Carpets.
80 to LIZA cents per yard for Superfns English
Carpets.
THREE-PLY CARPETS AT VERY Low RATES
so to 5 % per yard for Brussels Tapestry Carpets
Comprising beautiful and modern styles of English
and American manufacture.
ST. to 81 62 per yard for splendid Velvet Tapes
try Carpets. The usual prices Of which are S!.25
and upwards.
Also, many styles of high cost Tapestry and Vel
vet Carpetings Of Superior manu- acture, which, on
account Of their high finish and beautiful quality
seldom imported to this country, will be sold at
the same prices Of an ordinary article Also,
large stock of
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
Embracing the largest assortment We had, from
II feet wide to the rarrowcst with, at very low
prices. Also Canton Mattiugs, stair Carpets
Druggets, feelings, Rugs, Mats and all articles
usually found in a first class Carpet Warehouse.
great portion Of our stock having been pur-
chased at the recent auction trade sales in New
York gives US superior advantages FIR supplying
our customers at " rates.
.New Enc'gnd Carpd Company,
April ) wiOw3 IS H4u0uCr Street, BOSTON.
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Theron Bradley's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, ! The Hon. the Probate
District of Chttenlon. Court for the District o.
Cbt'enden. 70 all Persons Interested in the estate
of iheron Bradley Of Essex, in the District Of Chit
tendon, Greeting.
WHEREAS, the Guardian Of Theron Bradley. Of
Ls'rN, a person under guardianship, hath made
application to tins Court, in writing, for license
and authority to sell all the real estate Of his said
warl, consisting in Land Warrant for one hun
dred AMI sixty acres Of land dated the 9Th day Of
April lsjG, and numbered llG, issuel from tho
Pension Office Of the United states, to be sold for
the support and maintenance of the said Theron
Bradley.
AMI thercupon, tho said Court appointed and
assigned the 81 day Of May, AID. i &c. and order
TINT all persons interested be notified Of the tno
anl place by Publishing this order, three week, sue
cessiycy in the Burlington Free Press, preyious to
said hentins.
TuERGronr, you are hereby notified, to appear be.
fore said e. lurt A. the Probate Court Rooms on
the third day Of May next then AMI there to mako
objections AMI to show why said Land War
rant should not be sold, if you cause.
Given Ter my hand, at Burlington this 18th day
Of April, A. b. 1856.
wl2w3 D. FRENCH, Register.
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dEwly

VII cure all discusses cused by prostration of
iii ...tiye power. It's action j. immediatc as a
stimLJut TO- rou-n the vital en-. ~ to its healthy
force g- a tpl.', to sustain ami Ierpetuate that
force till healthy ~ccr,t!ans restored and natu-
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William II. Writer'S Estate,

STATE OF VERMONT, lHNHE Probate Court
DISTRICT oF oulrrESpES S. s for the District of
Chittcndcn to all persons interested in the estate #
William II. Writer'S, late Of Colchester in said Dis
trict, deceased, GREETING.
Whereas, the administrator of the estate of said
deceased hath made application to this Court, to
extend the time allowed for the payment Of the debts
of said deceased for year from the 2lst day Of
Of May, A. d. lsj6.
WherTpon, the sli1 Court doth hereby ssign and
appoint the 10th day Of May, l356. at the Pro-
buc Court Rooms for hearing on said application,
AMI doth order and Decree that notice be given to
all persons interested in said estate by publishing
this order three weeks successfully in the Burling-
ton Free Press, previous to the day assigned for
hearing.
Given under my hand, at Burlington, this ed
lay Of April. \. b. 1876
FRENCH Pc