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NERVE ENVIGORATOR.

FIR Nervous Debility, seminal Meaknrss, LIS
r.F.- lmn.t.uct Confusion n Thought. Loss o.
No--ary. Irritable Temper. gloomy App ehsnsious,
Bear, Iesprn1cucy and Melancholy. W ich may end
ir l.s. al Ilcrsru. 7T-Thi- new remedy for that
f.r.aI tranof mental and physical evils afsinEiTom
-.cr-t ila.t- of the young, OF eNcc-ses u mature
years. De- posed 81 the most soothing strength
eH- and Iat -lrttiuE medicines O. De Z. UNI in the
whole ,e-e-llle kingdom, forming in cumhinatinni
fI, most perfect Aut.dote for this obstinate and
s-r,--ln- eass Of maladies ever go discovered II
now been sent o. nearly evers state ln the mon
ra eFlu- the untold sur-ru-s u hundreds who
have never seen tie inventor, restoring them g.
health, strength and happiness. one larSe
".f-.c lasts a month. Price So THESE
-four GEE4T REMEDIES are the result OF
many wears study ana practice. aud as now pre-
Utr, fHus axe super c. aug tAiE- else for their
respective PURPOSES aII therefore ind uccl O. make
them public l-r the benefit of those who otherwise
aid never avail themselves Of their virtues They
l.- al warranted a- represented, lu every respect;
.r thc pri C VIA he refunded - bE" AAE Or
lNfrNffH<S And especially worthless nos,rtIns
l.tt % u.e- >trles @. SELL having c u1t e-iet oi MY
lat.sl a-ars z % t-e purpose q deception
itr genuine s. prepared only ny Dc
W7Tf.s.l no H.s rt-e fr e-.-' Diseases 80. -s
Lr,.- >tr-rt, Providence, j. '-, ana can Re Or
rH.L-I uLere c--, seat 'l express 90 all parts of
Poe --s. ia o clos. sealed package secure irlIa
-... rH. r-r-l ulatl.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-19

II have ri den, says an army correspon-
dent of the Tribune, "over nearly ali tie
roads in tic regiln We rave traycr>cd, h.
tween the kappalanocS AND t.c Jane. ard
| have seen barely one ecAao. house Cario-
slty led me to enler. Every sea- was i-r-
nlshed with a spittoon
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-19

\ CONGRESSMAN ARRESTED FOR DIsLoYALTY.
"A St. Louis dispatch of the 18th, says
"a letter to the Democrat from Mexico, Mo.
says Congressman Hall was arrested there OF
Wednesday for using the following language
at the railroad depot: Il hold President
Lincoln as much an enemy to this Govern
ment as jeff Davis Hall arrived here I'M
der guard this evening"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-19

CLOTHS.
4 GOOD SIS. rtment f0E Boys and Men
y PAGES New Store
March -.
/ No. Union Block.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-19
Northern transportation Company.
The only through Daily Line 5e,r,c7
0g sburgh, Chicago.
AND INTERMEDIATE PORT

Only sir days tn rough. ,ciiboui change Of Borti
THIS well known and Reliable Gonna ny. will
4 during the present season run tEeir line II
First Class Upper Cabin STEAMERS Daily te-
tween ugaens5uTgh, Osrtgo, 81 Cattsrias,. Cle-s-
f17d, Tofeh, DttToh, Cficg1, uaIr1afss aal Inter-
mediate Ports.
Leaving Osdensbursh, on trivial o. Erg-ss. Tom
from M tdtf
Passenger snd Famiiic. lnovin. West. en- r7.-
hark with their Lu--a-c. Teams. Stock Sc mn.
At their port % destination thus avoiding tho -,a
Inconvenience Of the mant u-rs drlat. and cv-
penses Of other routes. - These Steamer fs.e
large cabins and state huoms, amply and neatly
furnished, fT FIRST CLsss Possessions an seq
ond tanlns with Cook stoves ami cumlprta lie ss-
comnodations for Passengers and hmIiies Who
wish o Furnish their Own provisions s.. ee3~-s
a. the CHEAPEST Al BEST RltTE.
! thorough rebuilding. rclt-Iug. reuaf~l-r Ard
ciarc isnln-, with several new h1uts aIlsI D. tie
u5, u AXE this now ;he most c,lrt1-laIIs r.-.s ~
ia1l u ical aud expeditions route q tie on. 7
WEST.
Be sue aas zee tie Agent Of TIA, Lfsl ssf5-s gs4
blg y11~ Tie.sI.
Through Ti,set- over all Wests-a Railroad Lines
can DC obtained ol application O. tE1 -. .rH.
Office, corner Ford and Patterson - op.,-. k,
John House U-dens5ur-h. . Y
- one Hundred Pounds Of 0a--2 e. Free. 90
each Passenger.
Baggage Checked q rough % all go.at..
For trough r.caets and othyr informant p, ape
plt % "A. E..E
og8.v Steamers Landing. O-ie1-. 81. ,.y
GEO u. SNliii Geu' fi-stt A-l1.
b.. y DHUEE. AGENT
y. American Hotel burlington.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-19

PoLITIcAL.-Tbe Baltimore American,
speaking OF the Wade and Davis protest,
says that Henry Winter Davis.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-19

1t is currently reported that Sheridan de-
feated Early, taking large number Of pris-
oners near Winchester, and that Early is in
full retreat.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-19

CHOCOLATE. C,,ss. Brou,, Rice Flour. PuIver-
so. Uulo1 Block.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-19

RISE IN PRIcEs.-The Boston Dlilies have
raised their rates to FIVE cents per copy,
thirty cents per week.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-19
gbEyRETEC COMPOUND.

Es. t-. .gs-llI bis.rs@S Or ne triHEg O-sIEs re-
a.rHI from i.r l4csscs and c1rtIyi0H- q This new
I,-is contains neither alsau Copaivt, y lfits o.
-'trr- taHe.- rurrtntIue- or an vtieT ntuseou-
drug. H-t .- elegant vegetable liquid pleasant
O. t- taste HuI -ucl cooling. cleansing hli heal
Doe Doc t- fIHu I.eiili a.lt} ins All heat anu
Irritation .a tle urinary passages. GU, therefore
wi| l4.r been ttklu- HsIn CoFQfrr, either "a cap
-ul-- .rufxturss. f,l uuatas until sick and pale,
yru- tryitl aud c the- filled with is vile uduTi
throw away tire disgusting mixtures, and send iur a
bottle 90 th.- Neu R.usiU, Which VII not tuly
cGr- YOU 90 once but BE- will also cleanse the - stem
ir|l the Injurious effects 90 the mixtures You have
been taking long Clr9rt3 cases that have resisted
a.. binds % Treatment iuI uoltl- AMI even u
t.uL Gre iaHg.-i4-ey. T., Il, snr If not as repre-
scented ne Hu4nss aiH he reftndsi. One bottle gen
- 49,. !.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-19
Weakness OF Debility Induced by Over
Fatigue

VIII sooa disappear b. the use % these vs'u1-.a
Pills ana tIr solder vii quickly acquire a. r --
tieual .tg-l-tA- Never let The Bowels be- ether -
fu-f or unduly acted upon Il nav seem --r.-.s
taat holloway Pills should he recommend. n
Dysenterf ami fluN, many persons supp.s11- dag
they would increase the relaxation. Tilt. I'D -..-
mistake or these pills Will correct the ifrc- fr.
stomach and thus remove al the acrid humcursf- L.
the IS stem. THIS medicine VIII give tone and ri-.-
b. the whole organic system however tersu I'll
while health and strength f1lOw as a 1.att.- U.
course. Nothiu. VIII stop the relaxation % -tr
n.-.-..L. % mn. - t-L-a fanr.u. u-al-.-r.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-19
AhTERATEVE NYRTP.

F-r frrf--.s 7F fts Blood rssrifIng from irrrru4-
sr-- 1rt arf4.f1r gr 411ss OF Nsrcur o. rzasug Emp
fIs.v 40 t-. sam. sore Ta491f N0utf and f4ss L7v'
~ Hll-. or y1-.. Sr-fEg4, Pans t1s Bones and
d. rf-s- So, y n 7rf-rs ttraf-rf p0i'oH IA me
f.s-sui. -F-Na remedy ever discovered has done
vHtt tas 1tcu achieved hy this. Under ~. use,
every r1 % c1nst tuti0nsl syphiiitic OF mercurial
Rail-. q. speedily cured ard il snort time the sub
r.. poison i-cal l-te Is cradici' e IRON the y stem
ar' health and strength are permanently restored
20 vas this remedy that cured gent erlac rom
n. ~.ltl then 20 ppiuz ar Newport, aud for which
t. presented r. 81. with $50 besides he hul aiter
ll..a- cen under the treatment % the must eIln-
eng .. .-.1us 10 Baltimore, fh .ialephia a New
ItH.. .- FIGE YEARS. Never despair OF q per
f... cure. 40 matter how obstinate our case has
Hr.r aatIi ou have thoroughly tested the virtues
Ct -H. potent Alternative --Une large bottle lasts
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-19
1861. LAKE CUANTPLAIN 1865
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Monday. Nav iGth. 1861.
BERTHS FREE.
TIE NV AND SPLENDID STEAMERS
CU4NIPLAIy TRAN~PORTAT 90.

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49,.
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WDNTREIf. car. Trrs.
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ptvtf~r Leave Whitehall Har.. .----
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ir PANS Hri .''i
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-19

RUTLAND & BURLINGTON X. R.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Aug. LIST 1864, trains viii run as fol-
LEAVE BURLINGTON
s3OA. NJ, MAIL TRAIN for Boston, Lowell, WoT-
cester, Fitchburgh, Brattlehoro, oPrnSheid' IN, I
ford, New Haven. Troy, Albany and NeN i1IA
arrive in Troy 3.2 P. NJ; New YORK $50 p ~ DOG
ton 40 P.N
Through 10 Boston 'oitAouf Change Of Co.'S
u5oA. NJ. Accommodation Train.
l.lOP NJ. EXPRESS TRAIN Tor Troy, AInany, NeN
York and the West arrive at Troy - p "
New York A. NJ, hy Hudson River kallr,ad
Sleeping Cars or Hudson River steamer This
train stop at Vergennes, Middleoury aud Brandon
Through 10 Troy ,SifLoH, cheHgs Of cas-.
This train stops Only at vergennes, nd' le6ury
s.liP. ", NIGHT EXPRESS. with Sleeping Cars ior
New Ysrk and Boston. Arrive in Troy ut as a
NJ; New York 10 A NJ. Boston A. NJ
through TO Troy and Boston ritioH change
Of Cars.
From The Soats aHs Est Trans s-r'g' n ss5if"g-
tan n foHow'
42sP.N.. MAIL TRAIN from Boston, Lowell, wor
cester. Springfield, Hartford, New Haven Troy
Albany and New York. Leaves Boston 1..-f =. ~
New York 500 P N. with Sleeping Car ATTACHED
Troy SOD A. Il.
4.O5 ", EMPRESS TRAIN, with Sleeping Cars
from New York and Boston. Leaves NcH J rs
on. At60Ml6DATi1N TRAIN from Rutland
] g Pm NEW YORK EMPRESS. LcHvc- Ncw orb
at An. Through from ff1y witLYai change o
TICKETS sold for Saratoga. Troy. AIaaa, SEES
YORK. schenectady AMI aIi principal D. .lt- DO o.,
Sew fors Central and Western i'l.-i.-.-s- '-- H
r. c. BoNE Ne. 2. American i.9ta. Bl,ek
la--a-c checked thrDu-i.
~ Fare 4lHa5 d. ~" rs ai ans Hti.ef ..Hf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-19
From The Soats and East Trans s-rsus n BURN
Tan f0A0ir-.
VERMONT Central SULLIVAN
RAILROADS.
SUMNER 8REJY1 EMsVT-
Commencing Jr'g zj... l-14

4rI.HT gang Naatf Hri -i'.-
Leave Uulill.t.n 40 ---l sN, i-.5 D. Pc. a1- H
MAI Tram leaves Bouse's Point az 7-n s nu--
I1-t.u ---5 81 csHaertIu--tt f,iltr Rive. Al -.-
ami Bellows Fails with aims lur i -tl- 70 r-'ef-
O.. ana with Vermont VALLEY Railroad Ht 7uriH--
deII and sew YDIb. arriving "a Sew l,rs 20 .I-la
pm
Bs-liaqfpn E-.-ezr leaves Montreal 90 5.i5 A ~,
Rou-e'- Point 40 -.lf ". for BIr.iu t0u.
Bag Err-.ss leaves u-dru- Iur-A 90 SOD ~.
Montreal al SODA v. Nuu-c- Point no i-tl 3 N. BUR-
lin-ton i2.l5 81. for Bostun, Troy and Ncw hurE-
Nlg.f Erpre.i Train leaves u.'leu-rur-n 90 i.-7
" Montreal 40 B % ~, Ruu-v'- Poiut 40 9 o. 81,
arriving at Bo-touat fIA s.. cuuuectiu- az Eel. W.
Falls with Cheshire Railroad l1r Boston ant Wy
cesier and Vermont Valley Railroad f1r Spiiu-irl !
and New Haven. and arriving in New York az -.,A
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-19
Volunteers, Attention! Indiscretion, of
Youth.

Sores and Ulcers, Biotches and Swellings, can v.l
certainty be radically cured If the Pills AIKEN
ni.ht and morning and the Ointment be free i l.s+
a, stated 10 the printed Instructions, If trea-e. -
auy other way they dry up 10 one part O. rrr4s 6
ia another. Whereas this ointment will reIl..a..
humors frum the system, and leave the pa--s
vigorous and healthy man Ii viii require .
..rs.r-rrllce IL bad ea.es u insure lastlu. GU
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-19
Sick Headaches and Want of Appetite.
Incidental to Soldiers.

These feelings which 30 sadden Us, usually l-..
from trouble or annoyances, Obstrueted per-1'-l--
or eating and drinking whatever l. unwlas..1.-.
thus disturbing the healthful action Of the 7--1-+
stomach These organs must be relieved. fg.4 Z.
sire 90 he we'll. The Pills, taken accord NJ o. he
printed instructions, viii quickly produce a lea.ta.
action IN both liver and tumach, and a. ll---l
Consequence a lear head and good appetite
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-19
Re0dy-.HGde Collins,

Consistin NJ Of Cloth Covered Black Walnut. Mould
Ell and Plain Butternut, Moulded aud Plain White
wood AMI Pine, all Of which now offered fnr sale
az small advance from cost, and would solicit a
call from those 10 need OF such article o. our
work and learn our prices before purchasing else
where.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-19
DOUBLE LEVER wRINGFKS-

Much improved with Metal boxes for the pivot.
VI or bearings 10 turn ia WAERAsrEn With ur
without Cogsi they squeeze clothes dry with great
er ease To- the user, a. many persons with weak
back and wrists have told Us alter tryins several
kinds of wringcrs. Three sizes 81 - AMI -.
Sold by J. + BRINSNAIn
Old Stand, Church street Jewelry store
Anr srt o. the Machine replaced IL wanted
April %.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-19

y Edition, 1864.
For sale at HUNTINGToN'S.
Aug. 18th.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-19
KEEr 20 nEroRETuFrEnpLr

TUE very go Brand 10 >prin -arl Winter Vic,
L F.aur 40 ;le lowest cash gree rau he f,unI
70 4. T. uAi,T's
July l'. %p. Z, Bank Block
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-19
FREEZING CORPSES.

We have an apparatus, and have learned the no..
iat 0psrIn1i u the southern uu crtaker- hy
which corpse can be preserved fnr hnrill. looking
perfectly natural, for almost any desired length oi
time, AM D. process GO clean and wholesome that
% cannot disturb the the feelings 20 he most tuli
in su-h alters, aud viii neither s'il nor wet the
furniture or rarpats
shroui, and Same Plates and Cravats ou hand
lai furnished O. order.
BURLINGTON, Nav 3D. -f3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-19
Fi>k's Metallic Burial Gases,

A good assortment for adults ~ Fisks Air-ti -ht
Metallic burial Cases which since the great rise 2
price OF cloth can be Afforded 40 triliug advance
fr0 "a the price n cio;h-cuvered Collins.
Personal atten lance at all times ni -ht or DAY 60
las out and dress the dead whenever requested.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-19
NEW BIO oKs .

7 INNETS Trial. hy the author RI Twice List
l. Haunted Hearts by the author % The Lamp
L. -hter.
For sale az uUNrlNbTuNS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-19
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS
OINTN ENT.

A IL who have Friends and Relatives In the Am,
he amplp supplied with these Pills and Ointmer-
and where the brave Soldiers and Sailors have r-
elected 10 provide themselves with them, he.,-,
present can be sent them by their friends 7 ~
have been proved 70 be the Soldiers never-flt -y
friend 10 the hour OF need.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-19
New .ECTTPErv.
LADIES. MISSES AND CHILDREN.

DALMORAL Boots and Congress Gaitcrs male Of
ID Kid and Glove Calf double and single -olcs.
Just received at PkUlTA -
iag 8. I-f tl-rrn So.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-08-19

C,ODLY'S LADY'S BOOK for AUGUST.
u Received 10 uUNTlNGTONS.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1864-05-27

SPoTrsYLvASIA CoURT House., alluded to so
frequently by the telegraphic dispatches, is the
county seat Of Spottsylvsnia county. It is a
village of less than two hundred resident inhab-
itants, situated ON the Po Tor TAI river, branch
of the Mattapony. Il is tweaty or twenty
two miles east of Orange Court House, about
fourteen miles southeast of Fredericksburg, and
by the course of the roads sixty-i9e miles north
west of Richmond
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1864-05-27

The fable of the man who killed the goose that
daily lald him golden egg is exemplifed by the
attempt of the Abolitionists TO abolish slavery.
These fanatics fail to see that the blow which
kills slavery viii also give the quietus to tho
abolition party. Slavery has been the meat and
drink upon which they have grown to fatness.
1t has been the stepping stone by which they
have been elevated to power. When slavery
and the slavery agitation die, the abolition par.
~ dies with them
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1864-05-27
THE BEDFORD GAZETTE
IS ruBLssHsD EVERY fRiDAY woEsdsc
BN ID. F..MEYERA.

AT the following terms, TO wit:
ST 75 per snnum, If paid strictly il adserce,
$500 paid within months; $3.50 If act pad
within months
GENo description taken Tor less than six months
BY-No p per dist ontinued until all aIrearages are
paid, uul4,s al the option of the publisher. II has
been decided by the United Sr,tes Courts that the
stopp ge of a newspaper without the payment OF
arrearages is prinaa aeis evidence fraud and as
criminal offence.
G3-Iae courts decided that persons are ac-
countabie for TIE subscription price Of newspape:
If ta-y take them from post otcs, whether hey
supsrTibe for them. or not.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1864-05-27
FREEDOM or DEeATE.

1''>o.-'S'"' q NJ C0J'~' - S1PeS '''' - '''
-l''ss'''e' L'"9,
Hh' S'tfN'>'N' . hau MOI tiie pressure %
"e''l' '"o t'!' aon''t'h'n iIoh' o"'o' ioi '1'7
YET Ie"I HiS spee'h ne PoSltio''' 'i'si eioIs'
"H'Sl "SSH'ho 'o-u'y mas "o i''ei '"oG - 'i'9
N'e'''s u Ue'''e, 10 " ii'' 7'''''o
uFo '.i0 ''fNN io'i' - ga -
ta'l'e III NoIIsie>9 |" u''el MS Y" Hi0">' 'l9
Il MOI 'nefe 70 u'ter NY We've nc i h'' 'HsTe
10 u'te' Soui views lic - neie 70 u''Sf bI7
own, re9pOh7iole III " p3Ittici SeA71 tlo'il ~
Tie people VINO sent hiih here' anu III moral
sense 10 tue Goa before whom we al hasten.
AM "htt H'lu q Hi"l ScShilG 10 o5I".t'1 lle
ja'igc u his Oroihar II i matter Ut private con-
sciehce, h"d vne Vino would have burnt Jnn
Rodgers al the stake and nave piled tne tagots
around the shrrkin5 victims AT o'niEtfeid. the
gentleman from OnIo lair' Schenckt who has
JUS taken bls seat would have led : Ire mob
which peited the Savior Tor the freedom OF bis
opinion. ha would have stood among the
ScrI5es and PhariSees before the uibUnIi ui Ii
late, crying 'ReIease BtTabas,' but rs 10 iuo
Nazdrene, Cruelty him Cruelty INN Free
speech WAS as oluus at that tins yn the uiS
OF Judea as it is now in these halls. and had
the gentleman from OiuQ Mr. Scheuk lived then
he would have been lis enemy, as he is to-,l;,y
Mr.. Speaker tnls is an old question. There
is nothing new about IL The whole history OF
the world Is written over IN letters ot blazing
ight with the cherished deeds OF the cAamPl-
ois OF tree speech the same great record con-
la'h9 me eiefhal' "ltheflhS' oLastlhS lhI"iny
which forever eiIn9s 10 those "ho' as II. 'i'ain-
pi''s o' aesi'"'i5iI arc t"-''ay seeking 10 stf"e
II down L stop not 10 determine 'heiiieE } eli
aorSe ms fl1' 10 u.te' lhSil he'N an elsewhere
The man vino will not do ii is himself
afu anu "eSeiF YES 10 DC Il Sl"'e' on such hl3h
are III % eiu'i' Out iDefty' ''i'i N
1"e l'''''''' % !''''' u 'N"Ns Si"'' u 'i'e
pe"P'e' 49,,
'i's eau '' a. Ds'ole
t.e pU"J ~ -" ''i'''' - ''''
s''~''l 20 80 I l''''
t, n ,,ii y -, ,,,,t ;,,I.,.t :.
-, = -. r -. -
a. - ~. -.
~ - ,,-l.or r1.,,,.o .,,oI, I,.,o
-, - s,,, All ,I.,,,t. 49,, ,t,
shall s,,rr,.n ,, the ri ,t OF pun.icly ans freely
canvassirs, all important measures OF tie tl-
ecutive. when tbcy shall not ba allowed to
r,.i,,t,in tl,eir own authority and lnelr own
nrjvilcccs by vote, declaration, or resolution
they will .hcn he no longer free representative
of . free pe,pl. but slaves themselves aud fl
instruments 10 make slaves OF others"
SIR ..k, nv stand on this doctrine | will
defend !. il, i,e!Iat NOT only OF any man upon
tar ttoa-a but lu,I as reailiy in Oe-
In iny opinion,
l..s @ .....f..e ......s-..us ot .ti= ,....ln-
1.-s s..,r,,, ..>l.. IA Congress il4r .s. ,I,.-
syu y. a.. tr-as til ni..ds.,~ tne yl,d;
.rea... ,a.s.-.s no. IN l;,uzua-., bu1 IN acls
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-06-25

EMIGRATION 70 THE PLAINS. gentle
man residing in Colorado Territory, who
has lust arrived IN this city, informs us
that the emigration this season to the ter
ritories and to the gold diggings Of the Far
West are large beyond all previous report
or calculation. Between Denver City and
Julesburg and the Missouri frontier, he
thinks he met as many as l0O, 900 people,
iourneying westward in all sorts Of con-
veyances. A large proportion Of the emf
grants we're attended by their families, and
were carving out their entire household
effects with the intention Of taking up a
permanent residence. Most Of them were
bound to Colorado, and Missouri had q
much more numerous representation
among them than any other State.
A large majority of them, our informant
SAYS, win be disappointed in their aim Of
making living in Colorado. the gold dig
gings there that can be probably worked,
are confined to single gulch about twenty
miles in length, every foot Of which is COW
cred by a claim held ut u higher price than
any but a capitalist or Spectator can af-
ford to pay. The prospect for day labor
er is also very slender, as there was q SUR
plus Of laborers in the territory on the Let
Of May.-&, Louis Republican.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-06-25
Gen. Scott n West Point.

General Scott is at Cozzens' Hotel, West
fo!nt: Since his arrival there he has ma
terialiy Improved in health, and his appe-
tue, which was falling him, is quite restor-
ca. The General rises early and breakfasts
at seven O'Clock; an hour when most Of the
guests are still in their rooms. At about
nine o'clock he rides mn to the Military
Academy, where he spends the morning in
me library, occupied, it is understood, in
optalnlng and preparing materials for his
Life, on which he has been engaged for
several years. This work will be a valua-
pie addition to the historical literature Of
Inc country. The General returns to the
notei IN time to dine at the public table at
three o'clock, and afterwAri. if the weather
permits, occupies his.- accustomed seat on
the piazza, where clusters of guests gather
around to engage him in conversation. The
General is in his seventy-eighth year.
Neao York Paper. .tsaG
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-06-25

TIE EXPULSION OF GERMAN AND IRISH
WOMAN FROM RIcEMoND.-We have pre-
viousiy had occasion, incidentally, to no.
tice that class OF Irish and German woman
In our midst whose husbands have gone
over 10 the Yankees, and many Of them en-
tered The Yankee service. These women
and their children, some fifteen hundred or
two thousand in number, are wholly sup
ported by the public and private charities
Of the city. They do not pretend to do any
kind Of work, and spend all their time in
running from one place where charity is
dispensed to another, just as hogs in the
fall Of the year run from one apple tree to
another. If we had an abundance Of food,
the support Of this worthless class might
be passed oyer in silence, but seeing that
there is barely sufficiency Of food in the
community to feed our own peopie-to keep
from absolute suffering the wives Of our
soldiers-we should have nothing to give
these people. It would not answer, Il is
true, to let them starve in the streets, but
such an event could be easily obviated.-
We recommend that census be taken OF
them. and their number and names ascer-
tanned, that they he sent in a body beyond
our lines, having first been supplied with
the rations necessary to support them till
they could reach some Yankee post. This
would be harsh measure, but one fully
justified by our hmond JVhig
June Sth.