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TnInn Sin,eronreniio .

Tho Frrrmcn r. the State of Vermont who
vol sunr,r' tho administration Of Andrew
J. n, SOW ar'l all in 70 ct bisiing ~" Federal
authori'v AMI G0~e-nn"n' ov'r I'll the States.
AMI Trrri' re- of IN Unit I States, upon the
enduring his's n n1iver-sl free Tom. are hero nv
IN SOL To moo n Mass Convent o in MONT
EIIFR. m WEDNESDAY. TITr 2S1H DAY
n JUNE next. A. 10 O'Clock 4. NJ. to nomin
e csnd'dlttcs fr Governor. LIFUTFN,NT
GOVERNOR and TREASURER, TO be supported at
: ne snsu-ng q -cf'on
JOHN " STEW ART.
STpDDARD r. CORY.
LEVERETT b FNGLESBY. State
DUDLEY G. DENISON, SCommittee
JONATHAN ROSS,
HENRY CLARK.
GEORGE WILKINS.
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The National Debt.

4 long article has Just appeared on the
National Debt. viewed in its relation 10 pull
lie utility as Il bond Of Uri,n and a means
of national d,vcl'pemcnt. hearing the s'rc-
ton OF Jay Cooke. the Finance Agent Tor
Distributing the great National L'au-- 1t
puts tie arn'nnt"! tie debt when the mai Il
owes, mainly To- = Il, rs the national Oct
81 Gi'"t B'i'i II o"i'g 60 i's'li. that Is,
To- = own Tc H. at - ""io".ouo. lie
a'a,al i"r'rs. Sl6j.Cco.Oo0- or more
"n "ma al al 'rn-ai int'T' Il paid by
G'cat Britain IN a celt one ID ird larger, hut
O. fsi'' ally IT, l'r L'ad OF our population
ala i"rr Is
WITH q i'r all vance Tor the growth oI
@. lor"l"" and Tie pea lei''eH's- OF our
industry ihc w'i'cr 'al~ iil' entire debt
can to Iaid IL IN feeHy-j''e t'arS' Il the
people 20 will lie argues taa' 1t Il lar
better 10 continue t e don't than To lay 1t IN
As IN case Of tie English CONSOLE our Ia
uonaI oonos constitute a cap'al-'l"ays
available TO the owners ns cash safely invtst-
ed, and convertible into TraoH money Wien
ever wanted Ihcy are' Nf'naii!' hr7t
mortgage on alt the rroperty aud Reserves
OF the United States All the -pecuiauons
and Quotations "i prices al Brokers b'ards
10 not affect the substantial value of tie
I. 5. securities at all. TIE interest Is jest
the same, ard always skill be 80 long n The
principal o, the debt Is uucanceilcd.
The writer considers it better to maintain
the National War D,bt than to pay 10 OF. lts
distribution will fJIm great bond of security
agulnst all serious domestic disturbance. al
over the nation the people who own any OF
the national securities will he on the side Of
maintaining the unity OF the nation. The
national debt will also furnish sure bssls
for currency of equal value all over TIE
nation. II will be the great depository Of
Trust Funds-of the means laid up for the
support of tie orphan and the widow and
the b,lnI,ss-a stculity which can never fail. !
and which needs no individual expenditure
TO 8, cure the regular "a, mint OF its interest.
The raym, Mt of the interest will be no serious
burthcn to the people, when experience shall I
have ld TO such modification Of the laws |
that both the customs on foreign gonds and |
the internal excise on n few article stall be |
made TO operate with regularity. Both Of |
H., So ,,urcrs oC iucr, asc sbould b,. maintain
eli but in - en- way AS 10 affect luxuri,s
m,irlr. East number of rttry sourcts Of
1ev,nue. p,w rsorud TO und.r III. Kit
inc internal r,venue laws. sho.l be aban-
med. ard NOR. thorough c. llrciiun Of
revenue from certain articles oi l1xlry
should te nru,ided for. Ii, cell mated that
at ills time the Guyernm,nt $ cheated out
Of the lawful revenue on epirituous l,o,ors
t. an amount RI fhricnt to pay n,arly tire, =
fuurtls Of the iutelcs, on tie entire ma i,nal
debt. There is no Justice in calling uIon
tie racs,nt @, n. rarIun to paw the principal
OF tie war d,b.. /, war incurred Tor <
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-23

Ma. SIGoUaNzr D.SO Mr.. Sig ,ur1ry.
the autnott-- dnd aJ llntirl. where lie.
has lung res I. saturday ai;rluuuu. il,r
maitcn name VAS LYDIA lilutl-v. Ter hiftl-
place Nrrwicl. ana rad sle lived rli S.r-
tvmier she would have hen "a v,t1> o.i
Size wen; 10 ll,rtiori il l>l4a~ q teacher.
puhiishcl her hr,t vuluu 90 ISIS eatitlI
M raj Pit,rs on Press .. Eer-.' ara ir
INl9 Was married, a second sit.. Co Chul,-
Si-uurhty, q haIuWaTe m,Gc.at.s. 1lI % u.sl-
81 culture snd ithrtneUt. wjJ. whom -ft
LIVED happily till l. death iu ISjL B.th
before AMI after her raarrlc g.. Ne>. SIE,ul-
hey Was prolific wti.er iu uri-r and veIs,.,.
AMI in all las pu''lis-el nearly 30 vulumu-.
W ich Wee much m1Tc Tol .uiar with Ih.
pIsJ cen 7jiJn than Ritn inc present. ami
until qui'r r, cen Is Size has crnt1ihIred ac
cIsIOnd r;icle- - tie prt--. \ pleasant
W.Itrr, without Icing ritier original
or VIZ r1us, and wi;n strong moIri
aLd r,igI "a vein running through att
her prJd.ctIOn-, NJ. Sisurury z ,iu,d
a wlde hstflpg lur h,rrtt lutA q; (. m-
aad afoad, leiinI> - m,c' y i.c aui' t.ut
as by .lc IN ut 81 d.r WIN b., though ln
many Il tasu nicrIi Vas ~ uu meals want
Ing l. $50 Mr.. Stslurucy tl-iud
EusaT'. AMI '' Peasant liemIilvs ul PEE
sint lanj-, We tie r,elrd Ga. her Jroy liuy
,xPcuences and iu.pr. s-I"us. Personally arI
sOcitly Mir. Slsogrn,y sus woman ui r.i,
Writes, i',io'cd alike ny rIeI ANA POOR a:li
she vii he sadly missed by q vide ciI,i 90
{ lids. Her lat illness seemed 70 b. uc.,-
sIHed by ID Particular disease, hut was n
grpiual going cut Of llle. She tad BEEN I'll
lag all the spting, thong, not confined 10
her led till thFte weeks agI, and was cuns-
ciC1s till FRIDAY afternoon. alter when time
ste apEear,d t. rec 'gnIze no one, and saak
quietly away. Iwo children were the result
u Mrs olgudraey' marriage. one of whom,
tie wife ui Rev Francis I. Russell, Of cen
ca. y. Y, Survives. 4 son, Andrew, died
SINE years agJ Spring Rep.
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tii'e's and their report was accepted and the
gentlemen nsmd we're chosen. W. Iliekok is
President; L. II. Delano, VIM. Nash and W. c.
kittrel Ice, Vice Presidents; Rev. C. S. Smith,
s.srfrry; a,d C. W. S,oirs, Treasure
The Society then adj ,urnec.
TINS aft' rnoon, Coz n services was beld,
Rev. Messrs C'e;aent an Baker. officiating.
THIS evening will be bel the meeting Of the
EIreaton cie;y.
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- ~. 80 no.,
10y, ~,
W.
10 ''''' 81
4 few dave -ince uu, of th. bands r t..
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n"'- 90 ''.c" 'I' aN'
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cd ny "'' ''u'l'ni 'n' was ''"- 90 's t--'-
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vi.I v-. iui va. iearI JOS gee s.u.G ia
Jlu, 90 Ir,y,ut Die escape.
,,
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.,,i tl..t tb,. f..v va. y.. ...r, o.. .... ...
rt.-. y.tH,r.t -tv miss. .. ...-,... D. ......-
..f-tarr. All I1t IND of Pie. ..i -..-
however. are INT rf Dancer
Wood 'hucss arc htg'uia- Sd nlr1--'H~
and p'>ti'crous ~ ne northern rlrr '' -...
STATE shat tie lc-i-'a'tle "'.. o- u'--. o.
put q p,iee on 'heir '.'-s ."' -. Oh" '.'H
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OF present need. Moreover the proposition
to raise three thousand millions by subecrip-
ton, is prepoeterous, and any man OF CON-
mon sense knows it to be so. The writer
well says:
eve do not believe that there is a man in
America, cf average activity and desotion TO
the common good, who will dare 10 recall the
history Of his begging, even for the M ST useful
enterprises and sacre,i interests. who II MT
say that it is utterly impossible I" get sou, oOo.-
900 subscribed to the payment of our Nitional
Debt, and that there s not leather enough in
America TO make the Shoes that woull h. worn
out in vain running aft-r the money, after It
wss cosIed on to paper.
The arti l. Of Which We have given an cpl
tome il al le and interesting, though all its
Positions will not he generally assentcd to.
IL II common enough TO sTeak Of national
debt A. a mortgage On the property Of the
Nation. both individually and coll,cigIly
bat it II hardly iair To d. So. \ creditor
who has dc.t secur,d by morig = IN
piece Of individual property, can cause tie
-sme to he soli If liz debt j.. not ali hY tie
proceed, an lied to pay it. But no one can
sue tie National Govorumen', or attach any
ii. c. Of pr,p,riy, To- yet tie Interest or pin
cipsi due on hi government hand. TIE r.
lance is on ;hc faith ofibe Naii.a that by
it, legislation it vii sdr, " rsis 10y customs
or taxes Of some SORT, or 10y fresh loan-. the
means 70 meet Its obligations Ills r, lance
IL a sure one, no doubt, for the Government
would soon crumhle 10 pi,c.s If il were not
t. do 81. Every man OF common sense feds
this, and the experience Of ,iyilizld govern
mcnts jIstific- tie confidence.
AZ 10 the various USES which sill De mode
orthe National ] ~, the views Of the writer
are urqucstiOnally sound ami to a certnIo
extent tie bru,Gts from tie ,Aj tcncc OF o.
reasonable amount of national d,5t na Doubt
woull ovc1so tie incIGv.Hierci.- which
mus. attend o.. w think t-at most p sons
will agree. however. tiat iar is, ieht Q. an
the present one would ausWrr aii beneficial
end and that q gradual reduction ai IL is
most dosi7ll,. hoti go give iimnc-s TO the
credit Of tie Nation and 10 satisfy theAoling
Of the popular mind. ll will be a good
while. however, before the debt viii be m
tirely wiped away. if indeed such day shall
ever come. There Is no reason why tire
present generation shoald be expected to
wholly cancel it. As to paying it of by vol
untary subscription the iiel was as absurd as
anv thing can be. We DO not believe any
person Of reflection ever looked at it in any
other light It was proposition 20 make a
talk land nothing more-to END ,as it did,
after three or four millions had been sub
scribed all on condition that tire whole
debt should be thus provided for, AID the
subscriptions, which bccan with sums q,
$4,000 or 80 each. he'd tarcr,d down 10
500 each, with the announcement by a wag
that he would now take tie ~, q the shares
himself.
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OuR ARlr.-Ncaily one hundred and If
iy thousand men have been mustered out Of
service since the fir, Of May last, leaving
-nli nine hundred thousand men On the pay
roll. Since Generai Grant cruss,d the Rap
ian IN May. 1864. mp to the final surrender
OF L"c's amy, We lave sustained loss in
Allci and wounded. OF ali ,ut ninety thou
-and men. The War Department. has made
up the lit from vi :c'i the figures are taken.
L g Whole oi SHempU'- army hiss lett
Walinrton. TIE rear guard got uf Satur-
dlv Th'rc "rc YET about ,lirty Thousand
more 'rocrs of the Amy Of the Potomac to
b. ,aasr'r,d GA. and sent home
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Free Pass OFFICE

FEE Pass offcr.-rhe steadily iprr,a..
ing business and circulation Of the EatEPru.
have nee'ssiiat'd an enlargement Of our
eomnodations. Tie C,uniips-room Of s..
Office has hcn, thruloa, l,aovct ...
ge.und er'r Of rts Fre Pos b..
who're >ui .-ript.a-.uai i,r- fasJ . ....
.ae will L. t'ne ia'h rrcciyea, H.l I...
re-- transacted. with worry t...i.a .r-.
Of convenience 10th Co ,.r s.-rH..-
lmsciycs.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-23

RKcoSsTRUcrIoS.-The President mas ap-
pointed Andrew j. Hamilton, of Texas, 10 be
Provisional Governor Of that State: also
james johnson of Georgia to be provisional
Governor OF Georgia. The form Of the p oc-
lana;Ion is precisely similar to those hereto.
fore app,intin' Provisional Governors Of
North Carolinl and Mississippi.
Provisi nal Governore for Florida. Alata-
ma, and cIuth Carolina will SON be an
P ! tied under the same general principle
with the other lately rebellious States.
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TuE Co>cFEr SATusDAr EyE>i>e Our
pu-rc-lo,iue Iu' lie arc. Of cuurrc. making
th,ir arrrc,m cuts toa,t,rd abe grand Con-
crr., Us N.S S1ako>h'- celebrated conn any of
ar'i-t- m Saturday evening ncA-. Our
se,d,rs H.,e. undoubtedly. no'ic,d account.
e the -oi,- of srccr,-iul Concerts gwen hy
'.i- company IN iho large CITIES, aui nrci
ro-1c tld that 1t j. no G., nimon or securd
a;c rnt, rtlirmout To- " ich tl,y SIRE invited.
\ really Gri-i,d Performer Oh a., yiol,nc, !
D.. ia r-ii'y m TIM c,unuy, and "a good
lidy ruflm,r IN uut instrument almost
unknown auyWlcIc bot NJ lc De X Tow 1,
'',tna iini~i'd layer ana an attractive young
ldv. NJ Welli's ,4,cut,n on the plane
i-,uy I,uaik ahr, and Lis icf, hand yI,,-
Ig IN particular, is ast,nis' lng aui unc
qual,d Nludsmc BcIrors :, aswe,t and
hrllisnt ,irg r. SreaAing not from person
al l'urioe. hut iron she testimony % tie
Pr,ss AID Of abundan'ly comp e,ent critics
wto have L,aId the artist, We assure our
citizens = q rare u,at We are requested
Co ray ,iat tic eale OF tickets and reserved
scale will elmm,nca tomorrow morning at
saoy's.
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THE WEEKLY FREE PRESS

THE WEEKLY FREE PRESS
10 publishei every Friday morning. confusing
he new. Of the week from all parts, interesting
correspondence from the army, and local and
general Intelligence.
TERMS.
Two DorLsRs per yesr IL paid absolutely 10
dvsnce, otherwise $3.50 per year. Single co
pies cents.
For rate. Of Advertising, &C, INQUIRE at the
FREK Press OFFICE, No. College St, Durling-
on, Vt.
GEO. ". s G. g. BENEDICT,
E,litors & Prnprietors
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Z. R. CoNsOLmATIoN.-Thc Rutland her
I'D says
The Rutland 4 Washington ana the Sara
toga Railroads have been consolidated sad
the whole will be under she inanagem,u- ,l
the Strat"ga Company Nv. Baker, Suu,r-
intendsn', ami L V. h WILSON Of Ru;,sna
Assistant Superintendent
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No fear but what Missouri ca prosper under

it:
II decIsres Missouri free Site forever.
II establishes the equality o: ~ men before the
law
1, prohibits legislation Interfering with the
personal rights Of men on nc -,uut OF their color.
Il declares that " ssouri shah ever rem iin a
membrr at the American Union.
Il exclu les from the ballot b AMI from Office
traitors. reb,ls, retel .ympuh zis, rurrrill'
rnaraudere, bush ECKER anl their aideis and
ab-Itors.
II IN ! ke manner rxcluis kniuh's 81 the
Goll-@, Gree. S,us Of L,o,r 'nI -. A X.
!; IT,. Ike mtnner ,xclcl,, those who 'v'.r, Had
tb>ms-Nes rs disluyal, or southern slmpi
lhi1ers to avoid militia dui,.
II provide for an txtri svc registration OF
voters, thereby securing TIE exclusion Of i.lrgi
votes.
1t r moves the rule rc,. u ring treason 10 b.
proved i'y At ira-t tNo Wilur-ses, and leaves u
"a re I.r.Ncd any other ne
II invites iuIHi.rit On 'r.u Eurrpr, by *
tending the elective f7,uch s q III, :, persons ui
for,isn birth Nho have. o., 2. than one Year be-
fore election, rcl,re'. q eir intention, accord
ny 10 llr. 20 n.c me ciiiz'ns " ihe Unite
States. it ssb,lS private local sui -i.c.,l lrg
itti.n, which Tor % Year. d, cur-c tne STATE.
4ul nTiug- ,he STATE under q uDif,im IS stem O.!
zee cTli lws.
L prohibits l.'isriss.
r. '0r.ds ,Ee L--si tJrc mixing compeEst-
tion i.r gmiu- p,t,i -it,,-.
II stops tle o. atiuu oi ,orpoetions by special
i,'s wiiH rt.rin .u- gli d- .seruus COW, O.. an'i
equine, a!i c.rVsr4i.uus i4 tr iernci ~ lei
general lass.
I u.rfitiis tha erection. r.ae~iI .r cxters lu
81 she cn.llrr uf my t.tns oi i--ae
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From Eurore.

Arrivals from Europe, June Is, hsadght
news OF the formal Withdrawal OF heiliser-
mt privileges from the confederate, hyf;nat
BI'nin. Eul Russ,ll's icttcr 81 June >, to
e Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty.
avs
''lrteil gcnce HIS reached this country that
he lt-e Pres lent # the so-ealled Confederate
''"i's has been captured by the military f.rces
'fthe Unite S'a'ts aud transported "a 4 prisoner
" F'r'rss Monroe. and that the 4rm &c hiihrr-
20 k'Pt in the irli ~ the Confederate. States
i1'e for the most part surren ierei or dispersed.
10 H. posture n atTurs, H.r M,iesry CO.
-rnm M are of Cninion that neural nations can
ior hut consiirr the civil war in North America
az an emf. IN conformity with this opinion.
Her Msie>ty's government recoy1iE. thst peace
mas been restored within the whole territory Of
Shich the United States Of North America be-
ore ine commencement Of the civil WAT we're IN
uni -tuthsd p"e-rs~ina. As necessary conse-
quPuce q such recognition on the part Of Her
Ntjesty's government, Her Nliiesty's several
'uthoriies m AID ports, harnors aad waters be-
'"uglng 10 Her Mi Nv, whether in the United
Kingdom or beyond the sens mus hencsforih
refuse PERMISSION 20 anY ,tssei Of war carrying
he Confyd' rlte a,g. 10 enter fny such ports,
lathors anil WATER ana must r. guire ANY Con
'rlerlie vessel ~ var which. ~ The time when
'h'se 'rllcrs reach Her Mai srys authorities H.
uch ports. harhors and waters. may = ave en-
"rei therein ON the FIJI Of procltmt.ion- here
'of.Ic i--u-l hy Tier N,ie ~, and which, hav-
NC compiled with the provisions % >u-n proc
tmaf''I- may be- actusliy within such Iorts,
71tb,r- aud Vat'rs, f,iihai D. 20 deIart nom
h,m.'
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i'f -OA'AN.-A ''' " '"I -, AlA' ''
u'''''a' = " ''.' 'i'''' VI '''' - '' ''''
"-iose .'''u' 81 - VIZ AF'-' t'''' 10 o'''
ISL o. - i''--''' '''' j. Y 'I'"' ''.'' d i =
ryan '1i''OH nae 'e,' manu. % '''i''i III I'd ~
'St,'' '''''S -'' - i'- 80 III VI -''''-'' '''
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:,
N ,''
=,
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To-" e '.''' ''' ,''' '''' ''o'' ''''''''''- " ''-
The regiment now hqs SIX clmpmi.s ~
...... 3...L -.f.4:. e.
Company VI itu Tor ~. AIfrs
Thursday motutrp. the otlcr r.mrat Is y,il
Iel'Ne tue i'oH'iei 'a''i'9 }" Ne" l'is'
and will dcUart probably on F 10 GAS muruin-.
Til. -. NJ: c..
49,
COMPANIES OF Frontier Cavalry, "ll reach
h're 'r'm - A'n'''' To De- "' Once
IN as'eieI cut oi service
..
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...... p lie - % s.. r,....-
L. u. ltunf.. I t-iir- H. Ati.i '..
d. Hr-. " T5i,, P.-...... p..
o. '- I''.y ID az '''tI"'. >''.'
g Vermont P.,-id,ur II js:- 3d.. NI-
4. IT,.
-
mary ard iT"m abroad. Rev d. Nr.E ar.
. dior az tie Buri.r q isrt.-lv. Pc D-
h'iei-H' an 81 q cent Sc"'cam'n l','. Do .
tielJce Smith, ,ecretary of the Bri.st TN .
-, g ,l,. 5,s,;-,,isL,., FL. .,;.,.,
i'd man, ,,,.r ,l..,, .l;s,.....;-.
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COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Freemen Of Chitieuden County Who would
support the administration Of Andrew johnson,
and and in re-establishing the Federal authority
and Government over all the States and Terri
tor es Of the United States, upon the enduring
basis Of universal freedom. are requested to meet
in Convention, by their deleg iieS. at the CIV
Hall, in BURLINGTON. on SATURDAY, JULY
1T. 1865, At IL O'Clock L. VI to nominlte can
didates for County Officers for the year ensuing,
and to transact any other business deemed prop
er when met.
In conformity with the rule heretofore adopt
ed, the several towns will be entitled 70 delegates
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-23

TuZ Nav CoNs1uUIloN OF MIssCtR-.-Tl {
IN IN provisions Of the new Constitu IN.
just accepted, are stated to be as Toll laws.
There Is very little which il Objectionable t.
mea w-o I've liberty and iussce III al. NO.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-23

luE NNIn The mu-tcr cut rvlis Of the
Ninth were completed at Biel mond, before
the regiment lefr. M-jr Wadleish paid
u tire .giiBent Weiassd - ,snd ,hs Inen ars
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-23

THE NINTu Observation-Disclosures 1. .-.'
imett Wisn.us To ,5ti,u Plo,cgripls O.. ~ Is
Gen. sjstuiid, ,4n do 80 y calling 20 s..-
Vermont t;ril,ry OF Ant Aisv ra.,.-tiI
President Lincoln. Gsrs. Grant. Sl,r-Il-- D-i
ter aul Slermla.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-23

The trial OF Payne the ST. Adams IA id,-
began Tuesday, at special terra Of F.aukli-
Co. Court at St. Nbans Judge Fierpoiit
p"sides he-sn- Bailey aud Royce sr
P4yne's counsl.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-23

"FRscIIoE rs PsIuT1. - Under tits head
HaTpr's Htek.y pr,s.nts extracts from the
Ergl.sh lapls, .,yon years ag', describing
and laudlng the horrible acts Of q, Erelish
fious IN lrjia, wion i,rry r,hd ), = v
we've u wn toIsces from the ~ d.. = %.
,nrron IN tic Tr,s.ucc OF their f,ll W. H.,
90, -uatihs g tic act irIn tie l. .ndIa B.
lsiratd Mars, aIc lac,d at ti, h,a4. "a
,plraAl c,l.mn are llacsi oxtrac-s from
'hc London papers Of io-uay- mou-traiiul
with great ,arncstnc-s against any il Fiction
%. cap ital Isuis.m,ut IN add l,a3cr, 10
tlis cu,uiIy. S,v,n !,ais r'ems 70 hn,,
W. u.ht 81 maI,, Bots cia' % % F ,e'i-h s,u
ritu,n;. AZ, bot "a I,hlIiou august a mo-
naicl icai s.rcIrn,ut l., ~ Z Gli,h ',c<. an
atrocioLs ding indeed. \, luni-hm, Mt TO
s,v,Tc for that; hut ieh, lliou to d,,uoy
lr,c government, Is l'ok,d upon a- vIy
v,nial u-c. To Lave failed Of suocc-- T.
al Il G reI III mort which It's l,ad,Is Ougl,
to undugo.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-23

rs easily as you restore the musket to its place
and the sword to its scabbard, you will as quickly
re-sssume the pursuits Of peace.
This is the first occasion upon which have
met the &" Old Ninth" I have been near you,
hut have never before see YOU face to face. But
you have none the les been the subject of my
thought, solicitude and care. ami am proud 10
say that. in the rec ri q the brave Vermont
troops who have fought so nobly in the war, you
will occupy high position. And now the
INST stingushel compliment can off ~ to your
behavior and proves, is letter from Mi Gen.
De,ens Of the 2itb Corps, which well at,ests your
bravery and sOldierly character.
The letter was tLen read by Aoj't GOULD
as follows:
HEAroUARTkas IN NV siox.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-23

AoO"' the last service winch N, ath
Regiment Performed, anu One winch made.
them feel little "cro-s." was 20 help build
q bridge aeross TIRE James River IN place of
one thst tn r.teis had iesrroyei
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-23

dispensing to Their homer. A mtSe orderly
r'gin, Mt never "a in camp here, and they
cany With them he good wishes Of all our
sitiIens.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-23

BIsndon Post Ohce has been derignsrei
Sc Money Order O6ce. to commences Ju!ys.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-23

DsowNEu.-Un >.uujts albert. .u.
mlah q Conner ,.ls ihrccS ..n- '.-s
-ianu4a Nisclor. Mary NcN.ma...
j usnnl lt,uraau smiling ON tEe b 4.
Nrw iUk Tine current .alIIea t..-
ruip and caT-tsc, ine hoai. Al. '...
,hc women sego -IoNr Ell. CO. ID % --.
dias-,d ouJ in-t,.,iaic, H-c va> a,s'.....
\ Iicasur" party consisting 81 Mr De-
man Mis- Csfrte Coleman. Mis- h1tr cog
NJ Cfri.hren anH George Crigtin'-
ros ug boo , %. -luiiu> Canal at Toll
Csuada, ruc-d1y uIghr, when -i,aH,T
scd them, their b at ca'siz .. and --l N-'
dIOwned except George Creighton
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hole number.

Tie delegates will provide themselves with
proper credentials fiom their several town eau
cuses.
GEO II. BIGELOW,)
". A. WEED. County Committee.
Nv. SAYLES.