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By the President
W. HusrEs, acting Secretary of State.

A delegation of Vermonters, headed by S.
B. Colby, Register of the Treasury, called
on President johnson last week Mr. Colby
addressed the President, and the President in
reply said that be should have clemency. for
bearanoe and conoiIiation for the misguided
masses at the South, but the wealthy Leaders
ofthe rebellion must pay the penalty of their
treason
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Col ELLSWORTH A fine full length, colored
Photograph Of this first victim OF the rebellion,
can be seen at the Vermont Gallery of Art. 1t
is one that was made for his father, who has
charge Of the United States Arsenal at vergen-
mes, and viii be on exhibition but few DAYS.
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SEC. SEwARD's HEALTH Surgeon Gener-
al Barnes reports that the See'y of State
took his usual ride Friday and was free
from pain that night. F. Seward requested
that some one should read to him and saws
he is much better. His strength is improv-
ing gradually and wounds of the scalp heal
ing.
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LIZ, B'auregard and Hardce proclaimed
that no lady wouli be safe II the Yankee,
took posses,i'n Of the sunny land " Yet
Bcauregard left his wife N New Oriesp.
when Butler took possession Of that city
herder lcit his vile in Savann "a under
similar circumstances. and lee did tie
same thing at Richmond.
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FRicHTFUL STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION .-Sa-
iuiGay u ..ning about O'Clock the steamer
Suliana iIonl ficksburs blew up about :
miles iron Memphis, and Immediately took
fire ana burned 10 the waters edge. OF
BOO Souls aboard not more than 700 will he
recovered. Five hundred were rescued and
are now ga Jhc hospital. Tw, or three nun
dred uuirjured are 40 the -oldier's home
Cupt Ma-on, cot the suitaua, IS supposed TO
De lost
She took ou board at lickslur. 1850 Fed
eral soldiers and 50 officers iately released
from Columbia ami And ,rsonville prisons.
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iac surrender of Johnston and his army
was made 80 General Sherman, Not to GEN
eral Grant. though the latter was On the
ground. TINS shows that there was no III
tentioa Of sapcrscdius Sherman = bis mis-
take.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-05

An order bias been issue1 by tho War De-
paTtment that passes viii not r. required
hereafter from persons visiting Richmond
and Petersburg.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-05

The First National Bank of Burlington,
Vermont, hss been designated as deposita-
y Of pablo nooeys.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-05

Our forces captured at Mobile 2l5 heasy
guns, 10, 900 stand Of arms, and 50 900 bales
of cotton, besides immense quantities Of
corn and other gain.
1t l. estimated that 100, 900 bales OF cot
ton and $4,000 barrels OF rosin are hidden
in the swamps along the Alabama, most of
which is within reach Of our forces.
Over 10000 stragglers from the rebel ar
my have given themselves up.
Guerrilla bands Infest the neighOorhOo1 OF
our lines, and party Of them went TO the
Battle House on the night Of the l4Jh, III
tending 10 assassinate Gen. Granger, who
fortunately was not there.
The despatch boat Rose was blown up BY
a torpedo on the l4th. killing Two men and
wounding three.
some excitement was caused at Philadel-
phia on SUNDAY, by discovery OF i plot 70
burn the city as attempted in New York las;
year. Gen. Cadwallader made proper dis
tribution OF troops, and it Is believed now
no attempt viii be made.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-05

Oar Consul General m Canada has given
notice TO lhc authorities. ,iat all the crimi-
nails connected with the assassination %.
President lincoln must be surrendered to
the Unijei'Stte- authorities.
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ictierirom NJ. &. 7. Abbott for many YEAR an
Eminent Practitioner IN the City II Boston

letter irum 'T. Il. :. Abbott for many YEAR an
Eminent Practitioner IN the City II Boston.
November =lst Is6i
us r. kNIsHrs II have been in the habit Of
prescribing Llrouksl's ssr-sparills Compound for
tive year. Wit. she Eo.i satisfactory results. It
will BE found a rvmedy we'll adapted to cure Scro-
iula sad incipient Consumption. 1t purifes the
Blood, diverts humors from the lungs. and at the
.ame time acts As sure and permanent Tonic
1t viii give good satisfaction whenever Al Alter
alive and Purifying Medicine il required
BENZ. F.lABBOTT, ND
DIR. LAKookAH's SARsAFAEuLA COMPOUND has
been great blessing il our family that We class
II with Laro5ta Syrup, tine article in use for
what 4 purports u DO. The SYRUP, IN the opinion
Of my friends, saved nv life. And Mr.. seiee Ia.
been greatly benefited by the use ofthc S.-.ya--
iH1 Compound.
REY. y. ? sEJEp
Mrirps., Mass. Dec Isl, 1854.
Price, 81 90 PER Bottle.
Prepared BY $ sEvERY,
M. r. ". KNIGHTS. Proprie,or.
hpoi IA Ner1ls, Nsr-
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ONS HP ITO n

The proof. orits efficiency ARE numerous. 20
well authenticated and Of such peculiar character
that sufferers cannot reasonably hesitate . receive
Tba riss. Of diseases for which the syrup pro-
vides q cure j. precisely that which aas - oi,-n
bafted the highest order Of mecici! sEii- Ae
facts are tangible the witnesses a.e--'te- tnc me
safety and efficacy Of the syrup incon'f'' ert'pi.-
REV. J. c. IycALLs OF Melrosr, Mass Say -
" L4-ootlas syrup h4s c.Dpi.fsiy cured No o. Bort
ciiiis Of sir gscrs' s'-HdiHg.'
From, Ray. Z. r uoWLFs Manchester, y. H..
- ~. f.ttI, of iU-. LaFuukan's ruimsuic
Svr,p. - NON 80 kindly sent me. has been tried f-
h0sr-enes. the result 90 scr'Te a'ia, |iih t.f+
good effect; for this would confidently r@c'inihchI
Il.
R,.v. 9. G. SIMMONS. If jay. Essex Co.. y. r..
Sas ~ fs.fif .as fufg 10 I7Faotlt.' >F-HP .
fAs best Has1lciHs ster used q" our fl7fhl
Unsolicited Testimony.
Letter from a well known Boston Druggist % Twen-
Is Year. experience. and steward Of Hanover
stree. ". z. Church.
Bo,roS, March @ .-'7-
DEER. KxleHrs. Haviugu used -LAROokAHS
PULSIONIC SYRUP myself, and in my family, Joy
the past six years am prepared Co -ay that 10 i'
superior % any medicine J have ever known. ior
the positive cure ofCoushs. Colds 70 ThIos- and
all similar complaints. As take cold very easily
Ihaye had great opportunity % TEST the prf"sf 'i
tbf. valuable remedy and &c has atre- ,..sl u yet.
bas..er violent the disease. Having been go the
Drue business for over ~ years, have Asa good
opportunitie. of knowing the yirtues"f tHe T-r'Hs
medicine. -oid,i and pronounce "LAEo"HAHS
SYRUP zee ss5r ofsuy article ,r.r g-~saaJ.t -o
tbepahlic.
Yours. ". r. BOWEN. n1uoygr'S-.
Price 81 Gents. aud Si.OO per Bottle.
DIR. z KNIGHTS. Proprietor, Meirose. Ma-'.
For sale iu Burlington by a. e. Spear and 3. "
Rohv, and by druggists and dealers generally.
Apr, o.. 3nl.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TT Is THE
y purpose OF the Franklin County Bank O. ter
inmate IL ex1stauce on the hrst DAY of June, lr-
in pursuance o. an at OF the Legislature of The
STATE 81 Vermont. approved Nov. - l-i, prov .i-
in that an act Incorporating the Franklin COUNTY
BANK approved Nov. o., 1919, be so amended e. O.
limit the time during which said Bank shall cone
nue. and have -urcession 10 the hrst day ol June.
i.s5 stead ~ the irst day Of January. 1851, and
al bills and notes of said Ban- not presented 90
aid Bank flr payment before the drst day JIlt
l-65. will net be redeemed or PAID - aif Bank
By order OF the director.
81 " BEARpSLEY. Cashier
~ AInau-. nov. ~. 1853.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-05

Never, until to dry, did We hear bell, ring
Tor JOY az The death Of any body On the
announcement, IN an extra from tdis Office.
that Booth bad been killed. the bells of
Montpelier were made TO sound their mer-
rest peals His crime Is without a prece-
dent IN American history. and his death
JHstihes JOY. We know Of but one ground
Tor regret. and thaJ is that ms death was
not more ignomini0us UctoH's Journal
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WEDDING RINGS,

M. r. ". KNIGHTS. Proprie,cr.
.i ia Ne.r1.s. Nsr-
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Vegetable PuImonic syrup.

The best preparation ever made Tor the Following
oOmplsints
Colds coug4s Whoopf,tg Cough Croap, I'fhHna, a.
a-rh, Broneaifis, splitting Blood, rom a Hs - =
y,obf S,ssafs BsBors Geasral Debility, and hs
,trtous ThTaaf Affections aze Boarscnss' 70 'ohica
Phiie Speakers aud Singers ii-5is, and al ot-ff
Com 85q4nfs tending 10
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-05

4 11a .os 4 Bss 6 Carat Wedding ala.-
"A other new Ring and ner ye~elry.
April 10. J.E BRlNSnAID.
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Northern Transportation
Company.
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NSBURG CHICA g o.
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-05

('ROsSE HLACkWELLS celebrated -ytrs q.
- fined TABLE SALT. ID stone jars. i.r szle sy
March Dc. I-tl. LOUIS FOLLEII a 20.
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HOOP SkIR r..
NEW FIRM.

HOOP SKIRTS Of the new sprinzstvIes
IL AZ EDWARD BABAOW-b
April D.. dsWr
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Lsrsr CosHfIiH'. Dyspspsia, Sarohis. Dro5su. Wy
rama, EDuepsy, Ervs,psil' Boits, Tsstas.. Sifs
AheitH, iccrs and NaTcs. Rhc4maftsfa Pan
"a "a Stomach SIZE and B0srsfs J.tf ifg
aHd az riHipf1i1fs aristHs from I'M
pnrI,Lts fha
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June daEIE
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b l. O o ID

ltisaSU RE cure for LIVER COMPLAINTS,
DYSPEPSIA or INDlG ESTION will find a ready
cure in this Compound
SrROFULA. This loathsOne disease. which
III cts and .Eeeps 20 many frou our rnidst, CAN be
cured ~ LAR00kAHS SARSAPARILLA COM.
POUND.
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD. there is nothin.
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R0OkAH'S sARsAPARILLA COMPOUND. l. 4.
great promoter Of health. when used in the spring
% remove ALL humors that 'nfes. the stem a.
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LOUIS FOLLETT 4 CO..
NTOULp respectfully remind she plp-. that
W tleir stock ni
Choice Family Groceries

never move complete than now, an- VIII Ire af-
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A FULL STOCK % al the most desire ni- ratt-rus
y = Revolvers and Cartridge tar Il -.ad- o.!
Fire Arms always on hsud 20 the lowest cash price,
BItiNSMAib s. HILu-EIH.
Feb. No b. ba-h H..--..
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-05
News of the Week.
WASHINGTON, April %.

To Maj. Gen. Dir:
A dispatch from Gen. Grant,
dated at Raleigh, 10 p. NJ, Doth, just re-
ceiged by this Department, states that John
ston surrendered the forces IN his command
embracing all from here to the Chattahoo-
che. 10 Gen. Sherman, on the basis agreed
upon between Lee and myself for tie Army
OF Northern Virginia"
{. NJ. STANTON.
of w.
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SPLENDID LIST OF ARTICLES,
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g IL Is scarcely possible to over-esIimate
the loss that the whole civilized world has
sustained IN the death OF MIR. Lincoln Per-
haps next after our own good Queen, the
death Of no other public parsonage would
have created so great void at the present
iuncture."
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REvOLvERs AND RIFLES

SMITH & NELSON'S, snarp1s and other .--
- loading Pistols Rides. Cartridges, Cap g.
new lot at
J. Z. BRINSMs-r>
Chu-.a s.
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P'ue--u. s. White has bcen appointed
Special Policeman iy Mayor Catiin. and it
Is to bee hoped taat gre. ter quiet aud orIer
wi-l .e secured along Church Street, By the
pres nee OF an officer
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TWENTY FIVE Cents - An Album holding
twelve pictures can be obtained NJ the Vermont
Gallery OF Arr 40 this remarkably low price
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POWERS 4. STORY.
DEALERs ~
Pianos, CGbiHef OrgGHA.
AND HELODEONS

. ~ tNhsO"f SHONHNa VI = tNA,
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7 BURLINGTON. NE5HN
I'VE keep cons-,nt's an hand, q 'a---...
w ueut u the above instruments. o.
such manufactures AZ We sn0r o. luas-
f.r We warrant evrrt instrument We sell a..
YEARS, and II .t ioe- not suit the purcl i-s-
cry respect, he j. az liberty o. sycAar-t --
The United Co.'S Pianos. made hy q >t.s.
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10 New YORK we make our leading iH-.rur.---..
f The manufacturer. by doing trtlr .Uu .a..-
sarn man being personally interested, sre
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ans other estahii- 1I-ent. Many NJ Yur nH--
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Edward Lyman.
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Mr. White-lde-, Champain. y y.
John Rods-r- Black Bros, d"
Mrs Or. Woodard, Brandon.
Dr. Drew. Waterbury
We are also -euts for
Durham. StelnWay q SONS, EaLeljo
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Brown.
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