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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-15

TIE DIrEERENCE.-Not many years ago,
Hon. John Quincy Adams, then represent
ativo in Congress, presented in the House
petition signed by few persons in Massa-
chusetts, praying tina. steps be taken for o
dissolution Of the Union. and moved that it
be referred to a committee, with instructions
to report reasons why the prayer of the petit
TONERS could not be granted What howl
was raised by the proslavery men in Congress,
Mr.. Adams, they said, ought to be expelled
for daring to be the means OF bringing before
Congress such reasonable proposition
even in the form of peahoa. The debate
which ensued is one Of the most memorable
in the history Of Congress. The "old man
eloquent defended the right of petiiion with
such power that his assailants had to abandon
their attempt for his expulsion.
ButnOw, Representatives, and Senator'S from
tho slave States shamelessly avov, in their
places, that they owe no allegiance to the
United States Government, and plot to over
throw it, and aid and encourage those who
are in arms against it, while they arc sworn
to upheld it, aud are drawing their pay for
service fcom the United States Treasury
and the proposition to ezPel one of their
numbor fo- such dlgrant conduct, is resisted
to the utmost,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-15
FLORIDA HARD UP.

In paying for the swamps, and alilga'ofs
in them. of Florida, and in expelllng the
Seminole Indians, the Z. S. Government
raid away about forty millions of dollars.
In supporting tie mail routes, courts &c.
for the convenience and protection Of its IN
habit nts-saying nothing OF the immense
outlay for the Forts on its bOrders-many
millions more have been paid from the U. D
Treasury, over and above all that its inhab-
itants ever paid for the support Of the Ma
tional Government. But Florida "seoeded,
declared itself independent OF the United
States, and joined South Carolina and the
others in making the Southern Confedera
CIV" Where the the people begin 10 Ind
themselves already, may be seen from the
following ,c0i! from the Pensacola Obserrer l.:
Florida will soon be called upon to furnish her
ouota Of men for the regular army OF the Soutn-
ern Copfcderacy. This quota has been put down
at 1000 men. With empty treasury, we can
not imagine how she can enlist, equip anu ar
this number. If our State is bankrupt at tulS
carly stage Of the action, we think the sooner she
sell sa,ut the better. If the State Government
cannot be carried on for want Of funds, let iorlla
be divided between our sister States OF Georgia
and Alabama by the line of the Chattaho enc
river. The sooner this is done the better Tor to
this it must come at last
The secession trade it seems is improbable
in Florida. If Che Floridians could only
have had a [. S. Mint to steal as the Louis
ianians had, they might have held on little
longer but to be offered for sale, in lots
like old kitchen furniture, before the first
half year is out. is hard indeed.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-15

% One Of the last Of Buchanan's official acts
was to pardon Judge vondersmith, of Ian
caster, Pa, sentenced to 20 years imprison
ment, and to pay fine of $50 900, for forg-
ing applications for land warrants. The
pardon RENTS the fine. Vondersmith had
served out only 10 months of his term.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-15

One Of the Aldermen Of Hudson, alarmed
st the scavenger's large bill for burying dead
cats, inquired if owners of deceased dogs,
cats, &c, were not liable for expenses Of bu-
rial, provided they did not do the job them
selves. The recorder assured him they were
If tie remains could be idtnhfed.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-15

We call attention 10 the advertisement Q
c. A. JEwETr in another COLUMN. M,.
Jewett has had charge Of the business
Strong, Hayward & Co., Successors to Miles
Il Howel, in this place for some months past.
and we are glad to learn that he now takss
the business in his OWN name. We uisb hin
success.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-15
We notice that JOHN A. KAssoN, Esq. OF
Iowa. has been appointed LIST Assistant Post

We notice that JOHN A. KAssoN, Esq, OF
Iowa, has been appointed LIST Assistant Post
Master General, and has entered upon the
duties of his Office. Mr.. Kasson was from
this manipulating graduated at the
University Of Vermont in 1s42. We re-
member him well, as good scholar and q
gentleman He removed from this vicinity
soon after leaving College, and We have
hardly seen him since. We remember seeing
his name in connection with the Republican
National Convention at Chicago. and that
special credit was given him for his sarvices
in giving shape to the platform of resolutions
adopted by that body. II Mr.. KAssOS re-
tains. US we presume he does. the industri-
GUS, methodcnl habits and courteous de-
meanor of his youth, be cannot fail to be
useful and popular officer in the Post
Office Department.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-15

FoRT SUNTER.-The Charleston Courier of
the 9Th says that Brigadier-General Beaure-
gard has expressed perfect confidence after
viewing the Publications in the Charleston
Harbor, that Fort Sumter can be reduced.
lie says that it is only question of time.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-15

GENERAL TwIcGs has not been shot as the
report was. lie may live to wish that be had
been. Meanwhile, they are making much
Of him at New Orleans; which is quite in
character for those who revolt from I. 5.
authority, seize L. S. mihts, and coin and
issue money from { S. bullion, just as if
they were The officers Of the government
which they repudiate.
From Texas late adyicas are thai the COM
handing officer at Fort Brown, contrary 70
the orders Of the traitor Gen. Twisgz, was
preparing for defensive operations. Fr:
Cooper has surrendered to the STATE authors
ties. TIE revenue cutter rodg, was seized
IL Galveston Bay, on the p i15... b. tie
Texas authorities, and her ohiccr IN com
maad resigned and rendered lis services 10
lie State
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-15
GENERAL SCOTT.

General Scott VS. determined to have no
risls run. Every precaution ior safety and
c.l-r having been taken, lie remained at his
post, where, under any emergency. he " uld
b. :, ady for instant action. At the conclu-
sion Of the Presidents address (the reportis)
and while the proc ssion was forming, Thur
low Weed, in passing General Scott's COM
pany, stopped to speak with the veteran
conmander-ih-chief.
" How is the inaugural ?" asked the Gen
eral.
"a success" replied Mr.. Weed.
God be praised" said the grim old
chieftain, lifting his hands and claspng
them together, while the tears rolled down
his face. 1.-The good God be praised -
Those who witnessed the Generals emo
ton were deeply moved.
d" You were missed much from the plat
FORM" said Nj. Weed
My duty is here" said the General
pointing 10 bis guns.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-15

The inaugural discourse Of President Lin
coin was in manuscript when read (no print
cd copies having been madeand nomanu5cript
copy gwen out before) and the reading of it
did not begin till half past one O'Clock P N.
As he began to read copy was given to the
agent of tho Associated Press. Between four
and five o'clock P. II. it was printed for dis
tribution IN the large cities Of the Union
where it was received direct from Washing
ton. In places in the interior, like this
place, to which it was rewritten in the
seaboard cities, 1T was printed and distributed
by half past eight of the same evening. Such
a feat Of telcgraphing, it is admitted on all
hands was never before done. Considering
the haste with which it was sent and printed,
It's accuracy as first printed is also marcel
lous. In comparison OF several papers from
different places, though few paragraphs are
displaced, few clauses are separated where
they ought to be j)inej, or joined where
they ought to be separated, few words diff
ierent or occasionally G word left cut, we DO
not fId G sentence in all where the reader
can be left at fault as to the sense intended.
n great measure this is to be attributed to
the wonderful clearness Of sentiment and c.
preston which characterize a.. Mr .L.Lco,a's
productions. Rare indeed is it tina. those
qualities are 80 marked as in his case.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-15

The Washington letter from the Junior
Editor OF the FREE PRESS will be fopnd -
contain particulars of interest which our
readers probably have not seen stated before
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-15

CoEiAoE OF TuE NV ORLEANS MINT. The
director OF the United States Mint, in . ,e:-
- 20 INC secretary of the Treasury which
las pcca recently laid before Congress re-,
comlenta that tha coinage Of the branch
mint at New Orleans should DO discredited
and declared no. to be legal tender in pay
ment Of ds5ts, in consequence of its now
being conducted withou. authority of law.
Tho coinage at this mint is designated by
the letter o on the reverse side, and as the
coinage for January was good. but canno.
be distinguished from that since coined, it is
recommended that all Of this year be discred.
tied.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-15
METEOROLOGICAL TABLE,
FOR FEBRUARY 1861.


LooALrrY.-Unircrsity Of Yernont-Lat. 4ls ~
Long. 73s I0f; Elevation above tide-vster 8 81 ~
above Lake champlain All feet.
HoURs OF OBSERVATION AM, 2P.M., oP.M
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-15

SOUTHERN PosrAcEs. The deficiency in
receipts over expenditures, in the postal re-
venues in the six seeding States has been
over 81, 500 900 annually. This deficit is
not likely to be less if they set up for them
selves and SO the Montgomery Congress has
had the matter under consideration. The
committee recommend the abolition Of the
ranking privilege, increase Of postage rates,
and the discontlnuanco of many routes and
post offices. Increase Of rates and reduction
of facilities indicate a cheering advance in
civ ilisatiou truly.
The editor Of the Mobile Register writing
from Montgomery. advises ga discriminating
postage against Northern papers and PERIOD
Gals would charge them five cents piece,
and twenty-five cents for illustrated ones. Or
better still subject them all to letterpostage."
Southern papers are good enough and
plenty enough, Of course, besides being safe.
But couldn't the Register make an exception
of the y. Y. Herald and Boston Courier p
Must the innocent suffer with the guilty?
Last week the FREE Pass contained the
following item
"The Bellows Falls ArgSs says that E. VI.
Brown. late Postmaster at Woodstock, is default
or for S767, and his bondsmen have been called on
By the Department to "pay up for him.
We had no thought of endorsing the Ar
gus statemcnt-wc do not know Of any paper
whose statements as to matters of fact, we
should consider - less reliable-and we are
assured by Mr.. Brown, that the statement Of
the argus is " utter y and anquahfedly fci'e
IN ersry particular
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-15

The San Antonio (Tczas) Herald of the
Z5d ult.. says that the following is list of
the property given up to the Stats by Gen.
Twiggs
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-15
TOWN OFFICERS.
ELECTED MARCH 5, 1851.


JEsrcBo.-Town Clerk and Treasurer E.
II. Lane SeIectmen. W. S. Whitcomb, L..
A. Bishop. L. L. Lane; Overseer of the
Poor, Ezra Elliot; Constable, r. 5. Blodgett;
Listers, Julius Hapgood, Ezra Elliot, Thos.
McGnnis Town Agent, Lyman S.inson /;
D rector Of Poor Farm, Geo. B. Cakes /;
Sup't Of Schools, Rev. &. B. Tracy.
Tote for County Con,7'issioaer.
VIM Miller,
Scattering,
Voted tax of4 cents on tho dollar 10
defray Town expenses.
COLCHESTER TowS OFFICERS FOR ISL
Geo. P. Mayo, Clerk and Trustee. Select
men-E. W Baker, A. c. Brownell, G.. NJ.
Duncan. Treasurer E. Rhodes.
Overseer of the POor-James S. Platt. list
Constable and Collector-B. B. Hine. 2i
Constable-Smith Church. Listers Geo.
P. Mayo Ira Robinson, S. Ii. Weston-Town
Agent-Lemuel B. Plat. Supt. of Schools
Arthur A. Allen.
Town tax 80 cents on dollar
Bo1roN Town OFFICERS. Town Clerk. II.
Whitcomb Treas. .. H. Whitcomb. Selectmen
S Deavitt, T. T. Church and Z. E. Whit
comb. Constable-S. II. Lurvey .-Overseer
of Poor-Wm II. Sabins. Listers-E. n.
Cotton, r. j. Morse, and J. Stockwell.-
Trustee-Joseph Stockwell.-Supt. of Com
mon SchOols-R j. Morse. Town Agent
E. y. Cotton.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-15

NEw-HAaPsHIRE ELECTION has gone nws
expected. strongly Republican, on both Stats
and Congressional Tickets.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-15
RELIEF FOR KANSAS.

S. HUNTINGTON,
Treas. K R. Fund for Chit Co.
Previously acknowledged, S573,47
S.H.
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PUBLIC ADVERTISEMENT.
B LILO N o tt O E.
DEPAAynfEI oy TIE lsIxnIoR,l

Public notice il hereby given that bonds and
coupons annexed, Of the description hersinafssr
set forth, have lately been fsloniousy abstraotsd
from the custody Of the Interior Departmens. the
same being the property Of the United States and
held IN trust for certain Indian tribes. Notice hss
also BEEN given to the proper officers Of the rsspsc
tive States 10 stop the payment thereof; and ell
persons are warned against purohssiag or receip-
ing any of said bonds and coupons, the claim Of
the United States thereto viii b prosecuted 10 the
utmost extent. Each bond being for the sum Of one
thousand dollars, vix:
eax per cent Missouri Coupon Bonds. issued In
June and August, 1851.
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OFFICE oF 81 Sss Hs SE2Es.AsN AND sEALEI

NoTIcE rs HERRB GIVEN. III TR.t, . gre
Ably 20 the PROVISIONS Of the ordinances Of the Cor.
Sorstion splToyed May Y. 1890 the UNDERLINED i,
Pre- payment Of the fss Of g cent?. 70 ns,s eDe
examine, test prove, and ASCERTAIN the accuracy OF
Ieslstadon Of any gAs meter in use in this oify %
Even meter, iffound Incorrect, will be condemned
And s sHother. seaisd and married a. true, VIII Dc
messur. ment Of gas, l. Wi Be sealed sooordinriy,
A1 1d ssspN PS put II Sostio. for sss o.,
% .oRAR 1sf gN ". . 9 I'M n
B B-t Inspector and Ssaler OF aes Meter.
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STATEMENT,
tia
data
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} LET ILL WHO IRE IFFLIc77GDfS
APPLY E kEAP REMEDY
EInInR IN HEALTH

Friend, do you suferi Are you the victim Of sny
OF those numerous ailments which trlse from i'm
purity Of the bloodl What arc they, do you ash
Rather ask, what are they noti The blood ia the
source OF lie and hosth, end 10 the rst element
q our Icing 70 Tesropd 70 tny cause which Affects
the system a. the pulse infalblY attests The ever
prevailing Neurs ta the Irritating Erysipeas, the
subtle Serotuts, the sgoEixinr Rheumatism, Ncr-
yous Deblltyi Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint with fts
forPor and detection, and the uumberless Ills thai
pesh 10 heir 20, derive their hideous origin from the
blood, Deal kindly then and gently with the blood.
Use e vltaixlng RESOURCES Of nature for its aid,
and su1er as 70 commend 20 your confidence and
lss that truly valuable medioament known a
INDIAN W. Hsf8s th Il 2Pf SfEcocr1oM. q
logular sentiment has SPOKEN In doolded bfms
tanned oy constant ayovars Of curative effects sst
the hiPrest results from its use are after AZ Oh
remedies and the best medical skill have failed
Let us eey, in conclusion, that Certificates
cures are not sought from the Iiterste and super
nclal, but they are volunteered from the most re-
sHeotable sourcesa nd Justify the highest terms in
vhloR II 10 possible to commend so valuable O.
speclho y pubic approval, We may add also that
the rratve properties of the medic are e. nailed
only by rs restorative effects, the system recover
Ink from disease gith renewed constitutional yixor
For sale BY sll respectable Druggists in this
CITY, and By the proprietor, MRS. nj. COX, =
MONO genuine urlese her name Is blown on the
bottle and her seal en- the cork =,
N(Pnoe 81 per bottle, ak bottles for a.
:, Rho!esols ASs.:. x; s. T; CISSEL, Drusgist
rict, and win supply the trade at my pnoes
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NoTI.-Bonds No. 1000, and below of this series,
issued June, 1857, and bonds No. 20o1, and above
thai, dated august, 1857, 1sysbie at the Phoenix
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L. FL UMBER AND GAS FILTER.
Has removed to the corner of Twelfth and r sts
he Ia prepared 70 introduce Water and Gas upon
satisfaction.
He has on hand q lot of COOKING and other
STOVES, which he viii sell less than cost, a. he
wishes TO get rid of them. no II
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va TRAVELLING TRUNKS

TRAVELLING TRUNKS.
asye inst received the aIEest ..soxtmen,
ene nov o1er the most extensiye varisf, =. .aoa
a. Pk eR{iiENAe; TnHhEfh "A PIES DRESS
VAlisEs. CAkPEf BAGS H4t ss sIxss q - !
priess. ''"' vWAIc Sfre AEs ssIinE st very low
s22 Pa. avenue.
THE AMERICAN ALMANAC PoP Ise1
Psper: lIloe 81; haif calf sl5o by mail.
Boiss.. yoI. 1,m me- soysi BY o,Iysr Wendell
osnts. A. e'oa'en " ne sou,h esgei; Price Is
2Je Penn. avenue,
ICE Bs0kDER STATES; THEIR POWER
ana aby IN the present disordered condrtion
@ p, me - country By the Hon. John p. KennsSy.
dTsss. BLANCHARD E~MOHfjI.
les Corner Pa sv. and Eleventh st.
4 tflcEHS. PETTY OFFICERS. AND set
~ nlen Who were on board OF any u. 3. ships AZ
nsvsfs 81 any ssyer can hsys their claims FOR
W. kRy2 (biiss~tsoo or sddressing @. =, WALLAQH,
~. q. j. Btf >
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" GAS FIXTURES,

w n . Il n u " ~ Il
w Have In store, ana are dsl- reoeIvinG, Ga
NATURES OF entirely New Patterns and Designs
AZ Fnsn superior IN style TO anything heretofore
Y TO call and examine our stock Of Gas and Water
Fixtures, feeling confident that we have the best
selected stock in Washington.
All work IN the above line Entrusted 70 our care
Will be promptly attended to.
mar ST sTs H H.,
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NoIk-The bonds numbered 16ls and beIov II.
sued In January, 1907; No. 2pl0, and 6bove that.
Nsne& " AHsust' is51, payable it Phenix Bank,
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90 bonds

NoII-These bonds are dated January, lad7.
leysble at Bank Of Commerce., New York, IN
November, lss6-interest payable In January and
July Of each year.
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gy9fN TOPHhM'S Eww
e21S4 MUM UNK GNyN
mANUFICTORY,
499 SEVENTH STREET, WASHINGTON, ID. G..
Silver Medal awarded by Maryland Institute of
Baltimore, November 7, 1860,
Also, Medal by N e. rOrOlitln Mechanios' Institute
Washing ton, ID. c., 1857.
am constantly making, and always have on hand
- OF the best material, every description Of
Fine Sole Leather,
Iron Frame.
Ledies' Dress,
Wood Box, and
PsokIng Trunks,
PeigIer. Carpet. and
Canvas Travelling Bags,
School Satchels, Gc,
at Lo1c PrIcsS.
Members Of Congress ana travellers will please
examine ny stock before purchasing elsewhere
Trunks that are nado IN other cities
Superior Leather and Dress Trunks made to
order
Trunks covered and repaired at short notice
Goods delivered free of charge to anyfpart of the
city, georgetown, and Alexandra.
ia z5-lreO JAMES Stephan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-01

noTE These bonds are dated Jenpaxy, lss7-eay
York. interest payable In January ana July.
North Carolina .ix yer cept Coupon Bonds-Cou-
rons payable IN April and October, viz,
thonty ofen cot TO ineoFporats the WsstsFn North
SSssolina ksairoad ComZsny, .ehaptm %, dstsd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-01

l. ENRICH. st the corner Of Penn. 4
avenue and Eleventh street, has bAen SsHA3
greatly Improved recently and now offers kE,H8l
greater inducements for the patronage of cftlzels
and strangers than any other public house in the
oty his prlcas being less than those Of any other
hotel on Penn. avenue, snd his accommodations
for permanent or transient boarders unexceptiOn-
able. This b.r end restaurant arrange ments of the
European Hotel have already become very popu
lar being 81 that osr be desrcG by the mGst fas-
ndious, the PROPRIETOR pledges unrelnitted atten-
uou and Continued lbeTal psndtures to give sat
Isfactlon to ali, and thus rsnews his invitation 10
sll To give the European Hotel = osll. dal AZ,