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Union State c Convention.

The Freernen Of the State Of Vermont who
would support the administration OF Andrew
John,on. and aid in re-estsblishing the Federal
authority and Government over all the States.
and Territories Of the United States, upon the
enduring basis of universal fir ION, are here nv
P gu tel % meet in Mass Convention in MONT
pr ITR. on WEDNESDAY, THr 2s1H DAY
uF IUAEn.x,, A. 10 o'clock A. NJ, to nomin
n,e candidates for GnvEHSoR, LIEUTENANT
v.p>oR. and TREAsuRER, to be supported al
- u - u ciinn
JOHN W SrFw ART.
STpDDNRB COLBY.
IFVFRFrT p FNGLEBY. State
DiIIEY { HFNISDN, Committee
JON ATTAIN ROSS,
HENRY CLARK.
GEORGE WILKINS.
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Very respectfully
ALIEN. W. RANDALL.

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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-09

DEaTu OF JUICE CAIRox.-Nacanc.es on
the Supreme Bench of the United States are
occurring fast. Judge Catron, who died
last week Tuesday. was appointed to the Su-
prone Court by President jackson III 1885,
from Tennessee lie was particularly ser
yiceable from his knowledge Of land titles at
the West. Through the rebellion, Judge
Catron remained loyal and patriotic. His
judicial district was the 9th, comprising the
States of Kentucky, Tennessee, Arkansas,
Louisiana and Texas.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-09

RUTLAND appears to be looking up. We
learn from an article in the Courier, that
the snow is off the ground there, ami that
Indications of petroleum have been ''siruck
within a mile OF the village while the
Hrad informs u that chunk Of pure gold
worth dollar and forty cents, has been found
on East Creek. and gold fever Is imminent
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-09

FATAL AocIpENT.-Thc night train from
Troy TO Montreal ran over man lying
On the track Tuesday night, about two miles
his tide of Bennington, and tore him all to
,iec, $, the fragments beirg scattered all
,ver the track The whole train Passed over
the unfortunate man. His name WIS not
discovered apparently he was between 20
and 80 years old. The remains we're gatL-
e,ed up and taken back to Bennington.
The accident delayed the train nearly an
hour
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-09

AssKssoK.-The City Council has appoint
ed Daniel Murray Assessor Tor the South
Ward, IN place of R. W. Chase, resigned.
A most excellent selection in every point If
view.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-09

ARREsrEp.-Stanislau Barreau who com
mi,ted the double murder at Llpra ire lew
DAYS since, was arrested at Kingston, I. w
on the S h inst disguised as preacher. lie
made full confession.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-09

VERMONT TRooFs.-Adjutant Peck, of the
18th Vermont, arrived here Sunday morning
Nth % men of that regiment. who are to
he mustered out of service. The Times
learns that the stb Regiment embarked in
transports for Savannah, on Wednesday last /,
hut through the Efforts Of Governor Smith
and Congressman Baxter. were that night
transferred to the 9th Corps. where they are
q w brigaded. --4 -.-.-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-09

DRowSED.-A little boy, between four and
five years of age, from Bellows Falls, on
visit to his uncle, Charles Blair, of this city,
fell from South Wharf Tuesday afternoon
into the lake, and was drowned. Ills body
was recovered about half an hour afterwards.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-09

NATIONAL BANEs.-Am M the National
Banks recently authorized are tie Wood
stock of Woodstock, capital 500 600 NJ
tional of Lyndon, Vt, capital S75,ouo :
L,moille County Of IIydepark, capital SO
900.
The Merchants National Bank of lii
city, has been folly Organized and vii soon
be in operation.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-09

FuuQuE1's Ssw TlorEL in Piat',hurgh, re-
opened Tu csday,-just one year IRON the
day Of ITS destruc,i N by fire. The new buiid-
ing is a fine one, built for tic pruprlctais
hy our townsman, VIC. c. PAticc, with airy
rooms and ample accommodate M. Mc-srs
Fouquet always kept an cmphatie'liy nice
house. and will only add to their old iepu-
IatIOn in the ptw hotel.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-09

THs Nav 7-S1 LOsN 80" e ~ r.e,li
th., IN. ue~ 80 lou j. ieiu3 w.! i,lo
kea up. .,nee the bond- are Fs.I! n II ir,''
Probsbi, there Is no bs5teF :! -. s5
mali sums than in these bod -, ~. =
-, nm. II those 6ns Pho''Era II m, q
s,vie. :. now supplying The publ. o,y,.
- 90 ibr-e pictures, 'i'iOus ~, n, - .
gold, is of such character 'H'
exchange il even for ''sPecie
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-09

MUSTERED ouT.-lst 1t. W. L. Oreehie'n'
Vt. Cavalry, and 81 1t. G. ii. SOwies il'n
VI. have been mustered out of service by the
War Dept. thi. vacancies not to be hl e.
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The Trial of the Conspiraiors.

Further evidence was put in On Saturday.
att, mpting 10 prove Pay mes insanity.
An important fact came out towards the
close, Nj. DJetcr saying that Payne real
name II Powell and that he CONES from
Flhiin.
4 bar kceJer at Rul'man's Hotel testified
that lie was with y LaugIdin and others
during the evening Of the day preceding the
.s>asslnaliJn Til one in the morning.
O'LaueLlIn was in the house AL Friday
evening and Was there when tic news OF the
assassination reached the house.
Ex-GOv Earwtli testified that between
ten and hali-last ten O'Clock on the night OF
the assassinauun, be FASTENED from the
Theatre u the roOm Of the Nice President in
oder TO VAIN hun against the appietended
danger lie hsi no knowledge OF se,ing At
Lerott IN the hotel at the time.
The Washington Star says that paper in
cipher laund d .aIing ia tie dock at More
head City, y. {. May ID, bar bcen turned
over 10 government officials Ii has been
literally translated ana Il rs follows
WASHINGTON. April Is, 1865.
Dear Toha:
am happy to inform you that Pet has
done his wuik well. lie il safe anu Old
Abe Is in hell Now. sir, all eyes are on
YOU. You must bring Sherman. Grant Is
IA the hands OF old Grey ere tins. Red
Shoes showed lack OF nerve n Stewards
case, but he fell back IN good order.-John-
son must cOme old Crook has him IN
charge. Mind well that hrothers' oath and
YOU will have no difficulty. All well. Be
safe ana enjoy the fruits of our laborr.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-09

The three Canadian witnesses, whose e'l-
dcnce in the conspiracy trial establishes, II
true, the completely of JEFF. Davis and Ju-
dab p BENJAMIN in the murder Of Mr. Lin
coin. are a rebel refugee and Tribune CORES
pondent (Lonover y aphysician (Nerri't')
and government detective tMontgomery
The Tn bune says that the court was cleared
when the eyid, nee of each was gwen that
neither knew what the evidence OF the other'
was and that the three witnesses were
wholly unknown to each other before the!
were called to the stand.
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Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT, ,
Appointment Office. - {
WAsHIxGToS, May 10Th. 1850. )
Hon. p. Barrier

srR-Your note calling the attention Of the
Department to the following extract OF an arti-
Gle in the DAILY Free Press Burlington, W.
in regard to the Burlington Post Once has
been received
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-09

PecEEr ALBUxs--A new supply of Pocket
Albums (norocco) holding sixteen pictures each,
has Iust arrived Il the Vermont Gallery Of Art,
ma WI Be s6id q. fhy cents each.
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TIE WEEKLY FREE PRESS

10 published every Friday morning, containing
he new, Of the week from al parts, interesting
correspondents from the army, and local and
general intelligence
TERMS.
Two DoLLARs per year il paid absolutely in
dv.nce, otherwise $3.50 per year. Single CO.
pies cents.
For rates Of Advertising, &C., inquire at the
FREE Press OFFICE, No. 6 College St. Burling-
on, VT.
GEO. w.kG. G. BENEDICT,
Editors Projectors
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Nor GArDr-the painting black OF the in
vertel washbowi whicI surmcunts our City
Hail.
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SEVENTH VERr1NT.-A Litter from the Z IN
regiment says that the regiment If IN y"
Orlrans, doing g,rri'on duty.
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The Fourth.

This year, if ever, the Fourth of July
-hould have fitting celebration. 81 believ-
ing, some forty of our citizens havejoined IN
A request to Mayor Catlin to call meeting
T. consider the subject. To which the May
or r, sponds as follows
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The Burlington Post Office.

WASHINGTON, May 2G. 1860
&. G. BeHsiict
Please give the enclosed place
in your :. Daily You will, undoubtedly
wish to correct any errors contained in your ar
.iicle of the 18th.
Very respectfully, yours,
PORTUS BAXTER. NJ. c.. Vt
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TXrRACT

NJ benedict had. nv Il. advice cf three Of ms
friends in the Vermont delegation, who Tn uSht u
impolitlc fr him to show any distrnst or JealousS
- 81 l., ~. A. a. lie D, tment They were tiKen
la Ar Taxt+r not 10 the chic Cierk OF tho Ap-
p0in,nent Bureau, Who is the proper person 20 ~
,aive fh-fn hut u u CORES pom Ing terA' WI" ia,
nj, Lus',,,-s slth them ~ whom they were hled
away without their presence. ~ existence even
bein.. known 10 the heads ot the App"ihtm eut ~
6ce-tfe bureau whose cuty u Is u co1siaei suOn
80. and prepare briefs" ia regard 70 thsIn, upon
ghtcn fnai aclion = ased. for ans eject ul'oH
mi, ea-s, the papers mi hit as well have been ~
Nd int, the Potomac or the hIc. Tins couia not
b.yc been done in i-nOrtnce, MI Baxter being Vu-
oue,,ionahly nsuiliar with tie proper eonrse, .ut
,,,.t 49,, f,rr a deliberate. -chvu.e . Keep TIE
u. 80 l-,,, r...iripa consideration by the proper
gi.ers al ths cplr ln-nt where Alr. eueeict va ,
E,.,,.r Stood we'll aad would hove been sure 81
fair An. -eut rlus treatment
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-09

Al the recommendations tor the appointment
Of Postmaster at Burlington, including those
for the re-1ppointmout of the late incumbent
were properly d.ci, when presented to the De
rar,ment. With tine Corresponding Clcrk for the
New England Past-oiIic'-, ia whose custody they
belong. They were all tr.ct,d in the case and
all called 20 the attention 90 the Postmaster Gen
er,l. when he ordered the case prep'r'd Tor th'
action Of the President Tie Elitor oi th'
/ Press has been, evidently, misniormed uPor
I tho subject
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MAYORS OFFICE,
lime h. lsb5. 4

MAYOR OFFICE,
June ., 1865.
In accordance with the above petition. here
h, invite the ciiz ms Of Burlington {" asemhl,
4 the CITY Hall, On Friday evening, June 9, Al
o'clock. TO CONSIDER the subject Of a public
,el,bration on the ensuing 4lh OF July.
A L CALM, Mayor.
We trust there will be a full gathering
and prompt and public spirited action.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-03-25

o. 3 's-e, 10 p a.. - f1-ni.A certain s.7- %. as
.h Ir-'"f .|te Csc ~ u'
i''h - 'oopeh corTtsl ondeucc with come ysuns
g. =. y ihr'o't vale 81. .lew TO d. .ti' 00s
fi1 To-.
hl'uSrARrEa, TuiRr C,,AtsY nfvtHoS.t
Mach 4 l~0..
.. ~ n 0-cpe-t- -r.usrl snl defif0 Vi tv ~,
u i7i tavllfr Division. Na,che.
S"It-i 81 riryea p,CJt a .ilrrt, Sits -.Du. Lr-
~ !. y Iltit geo. U1.a.oHa. N'- ~. I'D.
~ Nnnirci o'~e. rni 'n.ic' orc F1ntr.i sni
N'hN army va Oua. liteeu %. udiaucest .u4dtu.
. tFe-J ave -.ui .e.s Va og A..ruf t.'.r.
Coa..e Ga Ambulance harness one siui4 iH,t ssf.
ID aaf arrcf..
a; =, -. t. cur li't1rl -l;7 ore '1at.' v.A
~ nee, ~ ra -c1. sd o. t1I.f. H.a.' .~oul.
=, ~ OF ~, 81 C.n'u",i end .refrorsi ~ the
AZ ~ CavAr. Division. ft.Ia %. l.0i
- IA IT,
l.. D-''oyd -rour rsi'rotd iaecs. rt,e ca.- c,r.
~ pms srpltss 90 ialhr. s.eo', ga Yea hrt .l,'
IA. Iai y. skpts o. con-.
=. a, - evot Max. GouCri. Command u.
e ". bA1NHArr, C.pt-iu no A \ A.G.
u. pl,ee o. 1'e''y" on i'.f Davis. sn' Piece n =
~ stru7t lt ~ ir .fc tFc'1 lre, coi..' -ts
We II, Of contents Of thu brilliant e.eot.
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The nelcnt Of RrnRR.

The Wilmington corTe,Io- Gent oi the rhiladciphil
lNcrifra write, under date Of March j.. as ollovs
The mornins Of the iith showed our army sitc'ch.
ths Ne glcanlinF front from tho Ncuse River. orr
irht, scrosi the railroad our centre. aud beyond the
Low er Treat road, our leii. I hc position wa4 veil
chosen The enemy det'uuined 10 destroy iis fair
= ..taiy f'mu'tr'. The, huIIcd hons iyss on our
80 30 doubt cIpec,ing 10 turn n, .ud uhtl TUNED
n pierce our ccni rc and do1nlo q Oh on -gFt -r.
conceived pan. Bui ttc " ho,' laid o. Az Of men 1t
30 ag.ec." so IN ihis instance. lhev came uu ~
a.. the same iesiint uis Vi lIoAe that We drove
LON fort fisler th1oueh The street Of Win a.,
Ihc gray. suIiitd wa.-es vcrr aloN,d TO ADVANCE
~ thor continrgu, thost OF ru,l yttv, vtfio-
Ffted With rrsTe and cAuB'sr. Ilokr's North CgT.
o'ialnrs recolod iicontincnily before thi, warm
hyeption' took TO their heels aud He'd. loni,
ilnsing Chez from orr let ving announced
~ easy repuise Of tie .cemiugy intend
60 formidable assault The eNultGHt che sins of Out
troops On thc lon vas evidently mistaken by The
tef"i, In the from Of our contfe their -isuA
Of victory and success ara net our loft TO-
the chfou rnuE upon the air they eli sIgrd ulun
our ecnsre, Rgg:r's division ecei'oi them With
uo,p- u.on ihe left Amer these two futile siIltA
me- The two chsrge, cost them thee hnndf, m, n
in tod and wounded (which we're len LYING H. ont
~ our lines, an1 three uuud 81 prlsof srs, hand
80 c' -Dut ugsiust our left These srsgglert luIard
Co., .net T.r' yei under our h.", and IG.stl dit
i..' 10th ., : iok'u o. slu cad, gu, NC % ces'cd
Aud Inc iohrnies gladly came. The Oue luuo,.l
It'd rv'gnty-iomth oh held tho extreme irif, sid
10 tier 4 wqs That the one huudici sud tori .1i.
rendered When the iocose Ohosns cease inng.tLt
tpentsu, rclt threw to~n their arms tak ru .
uo.' g Fo.t iAitA, 1nd sesmpt ed urick thetf
f opit carry them to the rear VI the Que ldDI.
-. Arl seventy -OuriE OHIO. ihif refimeIf belong
ma ID kui o. i3Nirl, cent 90 The len "a rein
'p 'ftn- Tho ccvtc va Nlso hHi NY kucets
tI'te. yesterday COmpNtgtiyu Vviyt Tcigned Al,np
80 lAcs \ NceSJ column o. ToOls n mon up ne
tnll4ot. nUu Wilmington. hao. -Gsue raj -th0icid
h.H '.cc"etcd IN esHbllshinF cot.muu cation With
then. As they advance and pres. on the fe'el
o. itiou % becoming untennhle VIE evacuation o.
n Irion l. ~ uhHbie At any hUuf. Oui l.ts, II
ctpl CO." loo oi unAm's brigade, viii amount TO rev
"a killsu ali "A I'D
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From Euroye.


To-itd ID w.. March H. The .te,rnst,r Peruvian
ron inni''icrrs. the "a instant, hss arrived.
: The A'eftcG1 ncus %; tne cts Of l.udou. e..
esed D. mstena influence the English msrset..
'ie''re ostterths'.'e'' Circular. dated the r,cn-
'nr Of she lei Instant, rports declining msrset 6r
AMER sn Securities. tive-rwenty 35hds hs'c
r'ou wsv iiorn b3's ~, ~ which they ciaaed wish
tn,ers-a decline otg. ,er cent.
W. CO Veto b. ls' Temporarily 'uerrsd from her
slusio1 ~ receiving tire r.rcisn Amh,uiiars.
e. p,is on me L"'gt'on' etc. Ia state a, bucsip5
hAn fAlsoe. Nj A1sfnf, he An, "a Miuetp-. an
% sec. etAde' ~e.o ptessnt. but M. Adams wts
uhaVo dstls 1neeuf. The Queen will Lold not Do Z
tou' o. he iith inst, VIII ca IL llHuteI 20 select
tlle - ol tuEhsh nobility.
70 70 " exhibition .u DOH ri II 20 he iu4Trur,trl
Wy the Queen hsfself
he opening OF the tceersph 90 India hrs ia.i
EAd hhu Irref ct.us ~ considerable ssIH.' o..
'ate m''aa 'es rem calcutta md 10. cleI C0n.ta
u'oIHo W tNelNe N0ur7 ord tnrtsa.e ron kavath0
Dol reached tuGsill i4. sIaht an G. htlf tn1r.
o. h u. OF ltaiy arrive 81 Niit on the lst iu.t
s4l ~ i'ttFoi cnthu'.ts ical'y. Tue Otd 4M
sleat - Rene hss lssU.I uUtt'i alton ftafi., 10
IN iut''". le ''ys = 10 TIE o, e.i Of 10, Pore.
"a St- le'te, snd pagtc1' uizss ~ c'iot y, de-
nui' the "i."rr or lhert 1' coterttil.. and 200.
hsiour wUf,hiy lcni lecot ni1ea ~ ItgI !lght. lie
.gnho 10 osLiz. ~ Just the rgli vt all 20 prcposnte
truFh tn .ef eltOntOus q inclpof mo-. tsn re
,eosntc 'la1 tie viii q tie pc0pe 10 ,-g 81, teus
TIE mother Of 'he Queen Of Holland die a, Hague
Oh At . net.
- The Lu,'sn co"nuy BORDERING upon mo Siates Of
g Va A'ls extending nom to 20. Of ttst to tale
I'schkl'i hos been t0n.sd into Russian pioyiulss
sHasl sue hGr u ku.tsian iutAisleu.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-03-25
Saturday. March -.
GENERAL SliLlIDAN.
" LiItle Phu.- Sull at WORK.


Var D'rdrtm.n, W. ',r ton. Nar.h i7sp
MAJOR General sheridan eporu On The 18Th IN T..
from the bridge Of tAe Richmond and Frsderi ,.hurs
hn rtuh acrcss the south Ana river. that having
90 ths James Ryr- Ctra ~ dsr to the east NJ
tso"hl'nd. te ra.chei NJ n tne NireiniA Cenu',
EN4,N 81 lo'l.yllc, AID le.iroyei Il down to Bga-
yer Dam station. to,a,l, de tro,ins dit,ei mi, 1t
ihe road. pCu. Cns'cr ras then sent TO Ashald sud
Cor l'r go thr South Anua BRIDES. Al OF -hich
have '6.. te.ilcscd Goa sheridan 'ay' the stfcirt
Q. proPyr., tos.i,.el iu hi. mach is enorucus Gee
ercuy attempted Co. prevent hs burning shs ,,nt.ai
F.i,.. Lac o,rt the south Anns, bi' the f.th
u'i'd ~.n.r. Cavalry CHARGED up TO the bridge 7ud
e. on ihity sere dashod tr,o-- on loot c.'i'v
Oh DO ec.uy and capturing three r.eqcs e. NrtAi',
trcl,. Y.unicr pa1oe.
ADDS, Ass't secretary O. War
.5ic r.u,nt Of tine a luoui and ric' rri,s-lrrs
Ral0i from ~lich cen. sheridan dispatch IA
t.''d, r. Do miic- north Of Richmond sud too, hda,,
zoe roirt IT. which hc nes DESTROYED the I.mes River
Canal, IL about q, miles west Of Richmond
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From WI shington,
Flag Presentation -RcmS rLs OF President
Inc OH

Washington, Mirrh IA rebel 0sg, captnred ~
Anderson ~ tho lIlth Indiana volunteer, wa fr'-
seutei to-day, b. Gov Morton h. tont OF tie NatlJu
% Hotel. large crowd was In attendance. Gov.
ho;tou made a brief och and conclude by intro
dugiuf President Lncol, who aid'e'sod the s'semhy
r.l .antiAiy as follows.
Follow Citizens IL viii be but ycry fcs wofd'
'HHt ! shall undertake 10 cay. va BON ~ hrh-
tack. 'aisel IN Indians. AM lyoi lu hIuols,
uttT 20 care equally fr me 'nod people Of al lie
stAte- 1 am glad 10 zee gu luoiana Icg ~ :
tlg 70 thc Governor OF iun ,.t. APP au,eD
Az not lspO.ed, ~ -, rs the 10 make c!s's-
uOl nctve"H the Stsios, ioi al have done '.IAllg
Ht.l. tapp.At-e.J There arH lu, lev We've or
Ioeis oil Ir,t Va, mon .hich have moi psii or
~ kNovn Bu there J. tho recent Httemls NJ
osi rfTlng brethren, ~ they ~" sometimes called,
daughter, 20 employ the negro 10 haht to- them.
have ae.theI w. i''su nor ms,r speech on tAt Sub
iect uccause that .el bu. ne. not miu", GIl If
Introduce il or axe it rf,uye. rho Fre4t que
tion wi h thea Nts rlCther TIE M gro being put
,no~' and Therefore cannot drc.e"' l.aushtes
hey ought 10 KNOW uetlet than "e. have in m,
ptniq iaAn sf ,l fi' eo vac ns5.9 ,e
1uld keep them In flRyc.'s vii ~ better AIgI-
Uent than any have get ho.ld. Lsuthter and sp-
plausr He Who all hsht 'oi hat ought 10 be
save tApplAasel The, have ooncluied at last 70
lake one out Of four Of tie sa't-' Ahd put them IN
tho army and that one Of The TOUR who viii hcht
70 Keep tLe other Ia s-5er ought 70 be slave him
tell, uhl 80 no IL III ed 10 hght. ,Ipiausel While
have often s1id u at al ucr "a ht 10 he iIeo yet
wond allow thc,o oolored person. 10 be sla, 80 VINO
want to be- and next % item tAosc white pais0ls
who argue IA favor OF mskur other people slaves.
lApphuse.l 1 am in tuyul Of giF j., al opportunity
10 ouch Hhlte ueu 10 IT. t. on or Themselves, viii
cay one thing IN 10 'HId TO the negro heing
cu plo,ol TO f.ht for them. 90 know he
cannot fight and stsy ~ home and make b cad too.
lau htei rnd applause Aud ~ one y about - M
portaut Aa .up othcr 10 t.e.u doh Cte Which ..e,
DO tRencSed apllgu.e.y I All rather IN favor Of
having item ny thea Ne tl.lvr'. They lack one
,ote oil dong th.t. t.. yi.4 could seud Iny vyte
over the rive so ti.' mi.h' rst ~ f. o. sloA.
iny en-. gloe to light tAppH.-cJ but the7 can
40 r-ht and work botA, n . .I't nov zee the lo.-
lCnc NJ they and Il t nct.u y al nsht TOT them
theY mutt allow him TO tslf. ihoy have drawn iron
thor IAst branch Of iC-s I!r-' AN gad 10 zee the
end 10 ir IL hand. ! nave tili no" more than
intended, ana viii tLereorc bf Fou 'ood-bye.
The President thea retired willie the crowd below
'suted him with loud aud heary cheers, and The
s,na J4sysd . Lively ygRA
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Another Railroad ni-nstcr Four 1Ien
II He'd.

B1s'on, Ia, hdrrh H.. ~ . ooio,s Il u motlllr
;Fo coal trans fell throueh the bridge iolmshury.
Al tic mcu OF Tho hrsi t.n 'our Ia number w,to
Killed. The engineer oi the second train WI. tigl.y
Injured. Toe trains we're running about n minutes
spa1 All the men the hrri tie. beins killed,
ana ~ ve,ohnan being the cast side of tho break
there war no one 20 warn he second train of the dan
ger. Tho ongncs and carf of 10th trains ~sr. rre-
plated into the creek, nhou, hundred cet haor.
II will taec sayen dnys TO repair the bridge, during
Which time tie company IN b. unah'o TO carry any
coal from tho Lchish region. The res-ourcr trains
ar, RAINING a. usual, tie passengers being csrriei
around the break IA carrilgo..
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'ESERAL SHERIDAN,
: Visit TO i.-nChLurah.

'eo.w from General -hcridsu'a coluua arrived At
i'y Point on tie l3h met. The, iy,ort tsat the
'-n7 co. NJ 10 Tho Licences Of Lynchtute hut found
'hem 700 etlons ior ,tta"k The Union force con.
HHIhy ui cav Il %, rumte iAr about ten .hou--ll
'4c lt vas "lLi Ll' y" eel orce ia / uchg'Irf
80 h.nnt ~ thousand stionf T. seems, slsn, iLaf
q" ''.t foi EeUs Of 'he IroveucnL md hal se II
,".tr .N',t. snd non i.cT rs am, T. ap!nt in Tho
rnte. On 3 Cvc-ils fAase T.. IA. ,o, a.. st,'
contl lur protect 81 oSeult.n5 L,nchluf., anu no.
zee eH TO 1e-iioy me canal and i4i.o.d az alIunay
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~ Id'iphd' Mare. n..,.. .,.. ae a. lol pei
cent IN soid has src'ty ed ou' markets. All
kinds OF prcvis,ons shov declining tendency.
Bl'i ~. Hirch Ii There h., ser .oru rt.ie.
ueui here ,o-day over the decs. - s..a Dos Do ha.
been conGued to specua,cit Who's, name. DO r,, 80
pear the tsN let r,sponsib,c tyt 'rcoua. af VI 100
~. year. Busines, men were generally m,i, pre-
pucd Tor a fall in ric,N aud IL {. submitted 10 uI.h.
Sat mani. station OF panic OF failure
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-03-25
Tho Trqn In Sew ,.orL

Warrington Starch 10. The foll r.n{ ,yss sent
oGoverror Fcnton on learning from hin, u..iLe
dad issued circular about dclaylp, the nat
Prov HNrau,L Grsrr,r'. J,r,.,..
h"Ht fI'H, - zen 4. ~.
Your tr.C ram OF .C't,s az is iust IL. ,t,,i II.
rot seen YOUR cir 'ulnf srout ne gr-r. urj a.
a. ic sand tong d,Pri'h; 70 te, ay ma: ID
has .trn m'Hol2'd 80. sit lkr.y ''is' g,,y s.l Ie
r-I.tlUC 90 lu. u,her conditions Thar H., 80
Co.,, cl aud 4ep,4tea 10 Wit; I4st Il tr. ios'is
~. .-lN 700 ned N the cNamiGad u o. y, ~,
Goo 80 s. 10 coa.lue ouly 20 Ions u. tbeyAt NIX,
sctnpci ~ thatEaT, JANrg b. Try, ''
Provost N4rhA GrneraI