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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-02-12

List of members
Sam'l Huntington, Lawrence Barnes,
Daniel Roberts, Geo. B. Stafford,
J. H. Worcester, Ambrose Atwater.
t. A. Fuller. D. 5. Russell,
G. g. Benedict. Aaron Spear,
A. j. Howard. Moses Spear,
Henry Loomis, Heman Vickery,
j. S Adams, A. 5. Storrs,
Henry Roife, Charles Wainwright.
NJ H. Buckham. Salmon Wires,
Alial Davis, Vim. r. Pufer,
B. r Walker. c. A. Castle,
Jeremiah French, L. D. Gay,
Eldridce Mix, G. b. Weller,
W L. Buruap, L. NJ. Hagsr,
Frederick Smith, Geo W Benedict,
Ak. Fuller, n. B. Flanagan.
B. L. Benedict, Wm. Mead,
Geo. | Hagar, Chas Hadley,
s. s. Ferre, Horace W Smith,
J. T. Brinsmaid, Amasa Drew,
A. H. Blair, l. L. Lawrence,
David Murray, Harvey S9aulding,
james Mitchell, Henry Ballard,
Paul T. Sweet, Milo L. Bennett,
A B. Seayer, Henry P Hiekok.
H. 5. White, James Lewis,
NJ. l. Fisher, J. u. Robinson,
John Liscum, Eli Chittenden,
Dan K Zottman, Chas. Benns,
Cornelius Palmer, II Burritt,
Horace Warner, c. Wolcott,
Lyman E Smith, J. II Worcester, Jr.,
J. b. McLane. f VI. Sutton,
B. NJ Webb, L. Jobonnott,
Robert Scott, ROlney R1by.
W. c. Hickok. Geo W Kendall.
Henry Greene, T. Bigelow,
I. c. LOOMS, J. L. spaulding,
E., 7 Troross Wif1f.ru Gsoff
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-02-12

A correspondent of the Boston Trdreiie-,
writing from Washington on Thursday last
gives the following account Of the purpose
and result Of the caucus Of republican MEM
bers held the evening previous. 1t throws
light on some Of the strange movements
which have taken place during the session,
and also gives clue to the slow progress
which is made on the all-important subjects
Of an amendment Of the enrolment act and
the acts for raising more revenue by TAXA
ton Each Of these subjects involves many
details, and If the attention Of members can
be drawn off from the main ends in view.
and kept occupied in chasing up day after
dav numberless little amendments which
may he proposed, and they can be split up
into an In definite number Of squads by that
means, the maleontents. grumblers, and re-
bel sympathlrers may find qualification, hut
the cause Of the country will be the sufferer.
There was caucus Of the Republican mem
NNrs OF tue Iltu.t At-A NftAilAts ~ HH+NA 11'iiN
important seton WAS taken with the purpose Of
uniting the Administration votes in the House II
support Of important Administration measures,
if possible In the consideration Of the Enroll
ment Bill (the Amendments theretol yesterday,
in the House, it Was noticed that whenever any
attempt was made to mutilate the bill from the
Military Committee by Republican member,
the Opposition followed, almost in body, hrs
lead, with the purpose Of placing the Republi-
cans in minority as well as destroying the ei-
feciiyeness Of the bill.
When, for instance, Mr.. Stevens OF Penn,
moved his amendment practically giving e1emP-
ton for three years by the payment Of $500,
very few Republican members gave It support,
but almost the entire Opposition seats were emp
tod TO ion with him, and the amendment was
carriei-the Republicans being in minority
This has happened al other times during the
session; and il was resolved At the caucus that
the Republicans would endeavor, 50 far as is
practicable, TO follow the lead Of the appropriate
committee, especially in the matter Of the con-
duct and general direction Of the business Of the
the House The iirst result Of this caucus was
the closing Of the debate upon the contscstion
Joint resolution in the House this afternoon. {
measures important 10 the Administration in It's
prosecution Of the war are 10 be passed by the
House, there must be unanimty among the
friends Of the Administration.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-02-12

hEoo>sTRr cIIoS.-Gov. Andrew johnson,
oi Tennessee has, by proclamation, ordered
an election Ot State officers IN tax. place on
TIE first Saturday (5th) of March. lie pres
'I'''s the manner Of holding the election,
sH'r the form oil oath 10 6e taken, and bor-
nlls enemies oil the United States voting or
holding ofhec. inns makes three States
That were under retel rule in which Union
elections are 10 take placv-,n 1. ,n,siana on
g. -; rennessce, Maici ). aud Arkansas.
March l4-thus restoring three ,.,ccded
State 20 the Union.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-02-12

CnlrrENDEN County AGRIcUITURAL SocIE-
1Y.-Tbe Annual Meeting Of the Chittenden
County Agricultural Society was held Feb.
3rd. The following officers were elected
for the wear ensuing
Pradsnf-JANEs \. SHEDD. Burlington.
Ilce Pr.Qdenfs-EDNuND WHITNEY, VIII
liston +. j. HENDEE Burlington
Treasurer-C ". WooDHoUsE, BuTlinG-
ton.
S.crefary-H. II. TALcoTT, Darlington.
Managers.
Bolton. j. H. Wbitcomh
Burlington. Frederick liadieY, NJ. B. Cat
lIu, Chas. l.. Hart;
Charlotte. Z. Hostord
Colchester. William D. Munson, Stanton
Bruwnen
Esser. Ii. y. Tracy, Asa Brigham
Hnes5urgh, NJ. IL. Baldwin;
Huntington, H. Brewster;
Jericho, Geo. +. Chapin;
Milton. j. B. Robinson
Richmond, Albert Town,
s.. George. Smith Wright;
Slel5urne, F. J. Mech, Henry P. Morse
UnderhiiI, A. o. Humphrey
Wesfford, Geo. Allen,
WIAston, W X. Taft. D. B. Fay.
An amendment to the Constitution wa;
adopted, authorizing the Managers to appoint
a Superintendent Of the Fair.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-02-12

>tl''-ster c. Cook war sentrrc.,i AZ Ir,.u-
Vi' n j. ON Thursday to three Years mn
lHi''ninent Tor cOunterfeiting $50 L. ).
nutes.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-02-12

BiNK oF BuRINcroN.-At meeting OF
the Directors Of the Bank Of Burlington Feb.
4th, Mr. A. c. Spear having declined, G NJ.
SIslding Of Jericho was chosen in his places
R. g. Cole was chosen Cashier and c. A.
Sumner Assistant Cashier.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-02-12

A letter from a member Of one OF the
Vermont regiment inquiries Of US wheth-
er the recruits for an old regiment will
be discharged when the regiment is, since
their papers are for three years and bear
date long after those of the regiment as it
first went out The promise was made that
recruits should be discharged when the vet
Grams were but intimations had been made
that they would be held for their full three
years.
We cannot speak authoritatively on the
subject, but have no doubt Government will
keep full faith with the recruits, and dis
charge them with the rest. In Massachu-
setts the point has been already settled, tie
War Department having announced that
men enllsting in Mass. regiments under those
circumstances would be discharged with
others. 1t is fair to suppose that the volun-
teers from this State also, referred to, If they
do not re-enlist, will be discharged when the
original term of the regiment expires.
The Woodstock Standard publishes letters
from Provost Marshal General Fry to Gen.
Pitcher. Provost Marshal Of this State ind
Superintendent of recruiting to GOV. Andrew
of Mass, and Adj. Gen. HodsdOn Of Maine.
Col. Fry say
The success met with in raising troops by the
/ State Of Vermont Is highly gratifying. II IS
sincerely to be hoped that she viii succeed in
/ filling the old regiments to the maximum and
/ in completing the organization Of the 18th Reg
iment.''
To Gov. Andrews statement that towns
/ in Massachusetts, were willing to continue
encouraging enlistments, especially the re-
enlistment of old soldiers, if they can he as
sured that the surpluses so enlisted by them
will be credited upon future calls, Col Fry
replies
"I have the honor to inform you. that there
can be no doubt that such credit viii be given
and would thank you to renew this assurance
to all persons directly or indirectly interested in
the recruiting service in your State"
To Gen. Hodsdon of Name, Col. Fry
eys; -...........
"In nv opinion town which has raised sur
plus under the present call. (the 800, 900 volun-
teers, we suppose, Edx) will act wisely to retain
that surplus 10 its credit, and pay the additional
bounties required for that purpose, rather than
sell out the surplus to adelinquent town for the
purpose Of saving or making money
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-02-12
Gov.GiImore's Proclamation.-Tbe DRAFT.

Gov. Gilmore of New Hampshire undtr
date of Feb. !, issues stirring proclamation
TO the people of that State, on the subject Of
raising volunteers to meet the new requisl-
tion. He says:
"By telegram from the War Department
am informed that this call IS squirdlent to
a caH for 200, 900 men in addition to the
300 900 called for oa. II, 1861 "He says
the State Bounty of 500. will be paid to
soldiers enlisting In the New Hampshine reg
iments up 70 March 10th, 1864, and insists
upon it that the men can be raised without
drafting. Tho quota Of the former call BE-
ing raised without resort to the re-enlisted
men, he says those who re-enlist will be
reckoned as 60 many on tho new requisition
He adds So. ..........-.r .-.. .r
The men from New Hampshire can be raised
by volunteering, and am determined that they
shall be. By filing up the New Hampshire
Cavalry to It's MAXIMUM and encouraging the
hearty disposition of our glorious veterans 10 re-
enfst we shall meet at all requisitions upon US
by the ist Of March am confident that we
shall do this. There win never be another drafs
in the old Granite State. Her sons viii rise N
their might and Ike an avalanche from Their
icy hills sweep the last traces Of armed treason
into the Gulf Of Mexico before another return Of
our great national snniversary.-Only one more
effort and the thing is done.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-02-12

Tie following is Of special interst to all
who wish to fOrwarh to friends IN the army
small parcels Of clothing. Those who avail
themselves Of the privilege given by the law
need to regard carefully its restrictions
Posr-OrFIcE DEPARTMENT, Jan. 25. 1864
The following law is published for the inform
alton Of the public, and especially for the guid-
ance Of Postmasters, and is thought to be so full
and plain that no one can mistake its meaning
Postmasters will, however, bear in mind that
packages Of clothing entitled to pass in the
mails-four ounces for eight cents-must be
manufactured from lr00l, cotton, or linen and
not exceed tlro pounds in weight. and must be
addressed to a non-eommissioned officer or pri-
vate serving in armies Of the United States
Consequently, a package addressed to a commits
stoned officer, or composed of other materials
than as above specified. such as boots, shoes,
&c, if sent by mail. must be prepaid by stamps
at letter rates. VIZ three cents TOR every half
ounce or fraction thereof
NJ. BLAIR, Postmaster General
Az ACT to smend tho law prescribing the articles to
be admitted into the mails Of the United States.
Be II eHae;sd by tAs Senate oHs House of Rsprlseu
fdiirsy # hs United States Of AHerses N coEgyess
afssnbie5 That articles Of clothing being manu-
factured Of wool cotton or linen. and Comprised IN
package not exceeding two pounds IN weight ad-
dressed 10 any nOn-cOmm issioned officer or private
serving In the armies Of the United states. may be
TRANSMITTED In the mails Of the United states, az
the rate Of eight cents 10 be in all eases prepaid.
for every four ounces any fraction thereof sub
iect 70 such regulations as 'he PostmaSter-General
may prescribe
Approved. Jan. p, 1884
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-02-12

majority Of members present at any regular
meeting, if notice thereof shall have been given
at the next preceding meeting.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-02-12

90
Richmond papers OF Friday say the FEEDER
al forces have evacuated Tazewell. Tenn,
falling back 20 Cumberland Gap. The rebels
captured some stores. Their army Is being
rapidly clothed. -' 80.
The rebel dispatches say the Federais are
preparing to move from Vicksburg to Jack
son, Miss, and occupy the town.
Richmond papers contain an account OF
the running ashore of the blockade runner
yesta BY her crew, with a valuable cargo OF
army supplies, including handsome uniform
for Gen. Lee sent by his admirers IN London
This occurred on the 10th Jan. near Wilm-
ingtou. She was new double screw steam
or on the first voyage. ~ al, ... ...,.-.... +.
INTERESTING LsGAL QuEsIroS.-A case y
pending in the Supreme Court now in session
in this village, between citizen OF the tovr
Of Wells, and the Constable Of the town. m
volving the ooustitutionality Of the act Of thu
Legislature authorizing the sowns 70 raiss
money TO pay volunteers, passed IN leo2i IL
the County Court it was held that the IA,
for such purpose was legal, and judgment
was given in favor of the defendant. Ihs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-09

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-09

~ TME lest 7UOYL
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-07-28

The Senate. just previous % adjourn
meul, passed bill providing as follows !
fsrhas shsa tbs iaAahisantsg Of any
State have been decl&ssa in stale OF iav,
sasrseeisn axainss aha Usiteda Ssaasa by
proalam alton of the President, by force
and sirtae Of the act entitled An act
farther 70 provide for she c0lleetion OF
dates on iaapprts and other pusposess
approved July Is, 1861, they shall be
and hereby are declared 70 be incapable
Of casting any vote for electors OF Rscsi-
dsns O. Eica- Prosideus, or Of elecsiag
Senators Or Representatives 10 Congress,
until id insuFFectson in said State 10
suppressed or abandoned, and said in-
hahraaEs have returned "a thsir allegi-
anca TO the government Of the United
States, and until sach rntarn 10 oeedi-
code shall be declared by proclamation ot
the Psesipenf, ISSUED By virtue OF an act
of Congress, hereafter 10 BE- passed du-
shoTizias tia safas.a ID
Here In bid passed, the exsoasioa oi
which is predicted upon another act which,
lie isallsaged, win be passed soae tiass
| IN the futaral Ii this ID aes lsgisiataoa
wish q Vengeance, what Tsp Tbs real
mssnang OF this aes - simply . fear upon
the part of the Republicans thas soms
saoathasn State might take ID into is head
| TO eass vote for the pamoowatls nami-
nss, and sass defeat Ms. Eineola. 70
provsde foe sven the moss zaliksly soa-
singency, this model act was passed. -
Dir. Lsneoln mass sa-adnais them into CD
IUnien before they can sose for Prasideat.
And ret the var upcn them il proassased
anon the shsary that they are not oat,
AID sannSs no out Ras thsra eysl
sach baasness united to saeh chiesaeyy
Aecording "a this dietaa, our nsxs Pfssi
dent and Vice psesidsat are 10 be chos q
BIZ ths following Statss ~.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-07-28
BAcKkD Down.

Burke q fsw days ago was anxious to
have the Board Of Supervisors caliedTo-
gether Id order 70 vote $40, Goo Of the
County faads TO DO used as bounsies to
indues Easn 20 enlist into the g. B. ser
nee, bus tinaing thai neither the Dsmoe-
sacy or Abolisioais.s sers in f&yor Of his
project, be prstsnds to be oppsssl 10 .
tas, aad saga: 'fis large bounty fasa
10 raised, and ths quota fiicd By yoiaa-
ssegs, shs Uaion men Che AisosgsBasior-
isss alias Abolslieassis aiias Rspabaica'sa
aaias the Supporters Of Lincoln and bic
despotisHy viii have Cha whpls hurthsss
| upon their shoulders will hare tAs bulk
or the taxes 10 pay End ais the aghtaag 70
| do, Tor she great mass Of tbs Tory DEM
osrasie) party, are poor, saissraoas'
ucrihisss, devib, wish 10 property 20 levy
taxes upon and no courage to take them
late the arfay.n Thsse are baFksss Feas-
ems for backing down from bis proposi-
| siou 70 t4s the people Of this county y
least 50, ono to raise msn 70 ill up sAs
u. 8. army. This i q sissi<asd ssei sas
Of getting oas II . propositions wkssh
was 20 absurd that Burke csuld not had
one anang Als numerous "a frissds 70
snderss II. ae
We woadsr how the POOR, miserable,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-07-28

!. :.
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nd ws4& Tor tine 70 sef p she ~.
ture.
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= oa1 naasls 800 \ 80 81 y
sa's'ses 80 - ]. - -
RwAt the KSpaHilsan State Consen-
sion, Al Springfield, Ill, On MAJ 10th, q
Dir. Bssckiaridgs. from WIN soantss
spoke In favor Of As4 LAneoln IL the FOL.
| lowing hlaspaamous stylus
arhss great man, Old abs Lincoln, 10
. special xifs from God Almighty, ana
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Attest: krsaansnss
John q. Ennis, seesy.
ARTICLES or ASSOCIATION.

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We. she undersigned, hereby organaas
oursslves Iaso sesiesy 10 BE- known -
Tina National Denoerssic Assouiasian,
which shan be located In the city "a
Wasssiugton, bus naAy hava atRliassd 90
csstfes or clubs Iii zny of the States "
Territories Of TIE United States. i,
III.
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restoration and pgsservasioD e. the Esd.
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lated nsslsr ths Constellation og sne DATED
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