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Significant Statements.

Alta public meeting held at Richmond on
the 9Th a speech was made by J. P. Bena-
min. the rebel Sec. OF State, from which we
extract the following detached paragraphs.
Wha. is our present duty. We want
means Are they in the country II so,
they belong to the country, not TO the men
who chance 20 hold them now. They belong
either 10 the Var KEGS OF TO the Confederate
Stat.s. I would take every bale OF cotton
in the land. ! have a few balcs lett m my
distant southern home which If a free git
o. my country
u1w ask. has any man the right 70 with
h1lI a nale uf cotton from his country No
J say the same thing Ia regard TO tobacco.
Take ali the cotton and tobacco, and make II
o.. basis ol means. Witnsut which We cannot
~ ON. (ArrlaGsc.) | want more. / want all
the bacon. everything which can feed the
soldiers. and | want II as a free gilt 70 the
country. Talk oi rights What rights %
arrogant invaders leave you
1t Us say 20 every negro VINO wishes u
90 into the ranks, on condition OF being
made tree, 20 AM hgnt-you are free i
We V.Css chem, they will " agaInst Us Va
know shat every one who could fight !Or hl'
freedom has had DO chance. The only sld'
tuat lac had the advantage OF this elemen
is the Yankees.
Ny own negroes have been 10 me anl
-aid. Master. st Us free, and we VII
h.-ht Tor you We had rather tight for yoi
trsn for tie Yankees" But suppose /
should not Dc 80, there is no harm in trying
With all my carly attachments and preindic
-. 4 would give up all. lt can only he don
D., the States seraateiy. What State VII
lead of in this thing
let y1ur legislature ras- trc necess'ir
laws and We will soon have twenty thousan
me,. down ia those trenches lighting ior IN
CO. utrv You mu-t make up your mind
60 trv tia-. ar --c your army wirndra"
IRON r-p-e our rowD. c1mc here 20 -
ui-serec. blc things. tell you you are 1
.angur uuit-s radical measures he taken.
know not wher. the white men ART II
-aid there are quaricrnaster clerks rsi
r0ad employees, and men IN uOmbproois' ou
fteu voG there are not enough abie-booie
white men in toe country.
Nlr. Htury. rebel Senator from tennessee
st tns Same meeting saiu: ire i'ad ~
J.Ia tnst she conicderacy wasted cotton ai
z, b,es5,. Yes. and it wanted something els =
goia. lie urged men to cePOsii their 20.
v.lth the government. and lades 60 oeposl
rh.ir ieySel-.
The receipts ,rom the Internal kc'en'
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Miscellaneous.

Hiuetir Picture. Of the South undes sub
8-tIau-The Tsrrors oi abe fhreAt-
.aed Tyranny.
r.u the E .4u.ul Nhi- las-llrr i|.
ling and i1.zurCssi5ly auui,iaul- .-
! atisr O.. -a. kees would .c. >la.H.
! ann might uo--ib.y bear Ir. Be--iTcl
} ..u,.. -.ry might find 81 .Ha. and
= .ut Iu-5gae in Otner lands. IS come
! q. rsmalu under tnu Yankee. -.ey
a -.sn- sort r-lch their srr.- JH
... -Hc iuJ..erluie weight OF rl,.s .a1as-
l.--. -hav ml..l fni rrHe iH att,
.., with arms m their t5Hd-. H-uuu-
inst asrrwH,iIuinE ouus. Sire many
,ns. Jn-lisut tyranny were past. -.is SUR
-.ai srrr.W waui. be song Hy aH l2-
ri. atiecs iu sui in Arv or..aH-.
r. -pIs. iu savannah. auI e,.gr al9.aIsl
a- towns. men have been -u- -#Iuc1
s bnI. .. l-,ter tiut- El 'eHan u-a-
Hss Ii,u. when the tvrmr. unchecked
carrot d dag oi reckoning AN. tNulung
.- cU-.icJc triumph. snail -I-l li- Hgcl
rh, uucks oi the subjects. -n.Is Till Dr
.Hti p. his tale OF h.uoa ult crime at
t.. wi.l shudder Wiz o., tender
arr rrr-rr.i southern women. the
.-.i- t..- different; "a lew %. ,Hcm may dy
-ei-r CLINE there 10 avtp 9u- tHcir
t-,.a lives iu tears which bring DO re-
and TO w,te ,heir nights in prayers
a a,..t .u vain at the doors of heaven d.
r..,. vust ramin behind IN land accur--
,lAIso- 10 their own slaves. 0yerawcd
negroes IN Yankee uniform. dragged yJ
--a io- Ga, slightest word. outcasr from
home, Of their childhood. earning pre-
u- living hy labor the most nenIal and
va linz. ami forced at last as refuge
l ais.iutc starvation 20 the embrace OF
-.-l. Yankee husbands Hurried from aiiiu-
ts ,hc very depths OF hlyerty, cast down
l tr highest social position 70 tine low
Ga.a- ol life. the next generation. nay,
ln- Ien now living. may behold the mes,
-I.atcl and refined ladies Of his acquaint-
g Walking the streets Of Richmond ~
H- Sc. aui begging the privilege of washing
e -lIrt- ut Yankee proyostmarsnais, whu
-ranr the boon, indeed, but couple IJ with
'ar-e and proisne tests at the virtue and
aEgari heauty Of his wretchcd suppliants.
tna1rFr the soldier Of General Lee army
who iIve- 60 see that dav how his blood vii
l wi'liH his yeinsi Who viii answer
-le FenEeful bound Of nis heart in tha
rnt when the agony of shame and Of IN
tian shall overcome all the Suggestions
-4dence: Himself dayman or porter e
sd. tlieyIng Yankee merchant, wha
-rre Will there be for him IL be dare de-
F.r thc blow which he cannot rcstrain
,r ike a dog 10y the nearest negro guard
body viii he thrown into Tauper
-ravryaiG. and his fate viii excite -earccl
comment from the hirrling -cribblerS ,
nkce newspapers. unless 1t be the text f.
article in favor oi TYRANNY -tIll MOI
H.u-
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Burlington, Feb. Do, lsd5


~ p..5... r. --y.-..,-..
H. " D's'','' l-'f.' .-'
GENr-E'iEN-l am ih'- moment H ieee.H-
your note Of the 10th INST, inviting me in terms
OF the m1st tatteunE and friendly character Z.
ALLOW my name TO be usei As q cantiti i'r
the honorable and very responsible ot--e @.
Mayor Of Burlington With much l.,lielce ih
my own capacity 20 perform as -'iii Nish --e
numerous important dailes oi the o-l.e' .s'-
ertheless gratefully accept the nom n','.l Ni.--
your unsolicited partl.Ity has te'.ierri me-
l'm fully sensible oi the dith-l''-es when
surround The Inauguration or - De-" -.-.il l..-
cy Of this cntrcter, IS we'll 81 ine deleaet anu
peril % his position, whose duty may 0r %.
carry into operation. fairly, q new and un'f.ei
scheme Ike this.
On the one hand, i1eEr 4re tl'7e e-. ID. '.,
tol grea; and lmmei ais dement's ir1m DO, tn'
who only see the public Improvements Wl'-A Do
is capable Of producing without consllrI.u .uS las
inevitable burdens which % degree l.I-J a.-
--.va aFfarrH r.~rIr~aea
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-24

j. r. Hickok, Esq, Sc, Sc:
DEAR SRI have your note Of this date, in
forming me that AZ a meeting 0f the voters of the
North Ward, held last evening, I was uomiuat-
ei As candilate for Mayor q the City Of Bur
liugton, at the election to be held on the 20th
instant.
I fully recognize the right Of the people TO
nominate candidates for Office and | desire
through YOU, to express 20 the voters of the
North Ward ny thanks for this expression o.
their confidence IN me. Atthe same time, am
frank TO say that voted against the City Char
ter. because deemed II too imperfect in some ~
It's provisions But the Charter IS adopted by
the people, and now belongs to us all; anc now
regard it as the duty Of all good citizens %
strive 10 make the Charter success; and wish
II distinctly understood that am in no way to
be used to destroy that success, but that, il
elected TO the office to which you have nominat-
ell me, shall cooperate and strive, according
10 the full measure Of my ability and Inhaenee,
TO make the charter an instrument ior our cou-
mon cool. an elective agent IN needed improS g
ments. and for the welfare Of the people with
whom have lived and labored, | trust, without
I too much thought Of self
Very respectfully,
CAROLUS NOYES-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-24

THf FAG oF TIE ON BRiGADE.- Capt
Merritt Barber. A. 4. a. g. on the staff OF
Brcvet Nlai-Gen. J.. A. Grant. transmitted to
Adiutant General Washburn the dag o. the
Vermont brigade, or what remains of it, to-
rrther with % record OF the engagements In
which it has headed that Brigade during the
mast summer. which are as follow
Wilderness. Nav 5th 9th and 7th
Spoti-ylyauia. Nav Sch 10 2ls;.
North Anna. May 23i 20 18th
Pamunkcy MAY 2Sth
Hanover Court House. MAY 30m.
Cola HarJ1r. june lst 70 18th.
Petersburg, June l7tn % July 10th
Washington, July 18th and 18th.
StIasburz. August lith.
Cuarlest.wn, August 2lst.
Opequan, september 18Th.
Wmchester, september l9th.
Fishers Hill. September Diet and 22d.
Mount jackson. September 24,h.
New Market. September 2ith.
Cedar Greek, Ocr1ber l9t1.
Corp. William Miller, 81 VI, Color
Bearer. was killed September Dist.
Total casualties under thi, Tag from
Nav 4th TO October 18th,
SIG NEEHoNTERs.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-24

Fosua> COMPLICATIONS THREArsSED.-By
the last arrival from Europe comes the fol-
lowing
The Irasr. the rebel organ IN London, rldl-
.nI,s Mr.. Bhir-s ALLEGED peace negotatons' but
ioe- rof altogether iscreiit the peace rum0rs
n asserts that tine North is unmistasably tired
oftbe var. It claims that the Abandonment oi
/ the se,coast by the South will be an advantage
bv increasing the strength OF It's inlaut armies
/ NE Tqisr ,hsn points out that friendship may
I be restored between the North and the SOUTH SO
A. practically make A new union Onier sa'n
7 circumstance. war with England or France or
both would De q necessity. England and France
must decide 20 become the friends o. one oi tne
beilirerents or zht them both. The IaeeI bids
tb4 friends Of the south 70 BE- of good cheer, and
promises them shortly a series Of agreeable sur
Tbese articles are regarded IS mere b1gbears
on the part Of the Igder, to frghten England
and France into a recognition Of the southern
Confeleracy.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-24

5. l.. Hyde, an United States detective
connected with the pr0vost-marshai' 5 ONCE
IN New Haven, Conn, on Tuesday night. on
returning home about 10, asked his vile 70
get some cartridges that he might reload his
revolver. " she started to comply with ms
request. the hammer Of the weapon slipped
from his fingers, and the pistol went on
the bah entering the heart OF MS vile. Inc
unfortunate woman sprang forward ezeiaila-
ipg ..Iam killed kiss me before dc,
and in moment was dead.
HYDE had fred all the barrels, as nc sup
nosfd but in fact one was loaded.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-24

PavInastcrs were 20 leave Washington
Thursday or Fuday TO pay Of tie Sixth
CORPS. and II Is said that within t. short time
the whole Army Of the Potomac, which has
now some four months arrears owing IT,,
viii he paid @. Arrangements have been
made 90 hereafter reserve two million dOllars
out uf every three days Treasury receipts
for tHe purpose Of laying the ucoIs.
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cry respectfully,

ASornEK FEMALE MOB AT THE SOUTH
The Southern Confsdsracy, now published at
Macon. has following Cabbages Sl5 per
head cucumbers $40 each /; a bunch OF six
small fish. 500 Gen. Beauregari has been
in the city several days II Is rurnored tins
morning that the Yankees are in force Al
Corint6. A disgraceful afair is now soiug
ON up town. A mob of women with the
black dag are marching from store to store
on pillaging expedition. The Pelham
Cadets are ordered out 70 disperse them.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-24

Ill- much of Albany and It's associations,
may include my gossip a Propos &c hotties
witt % ltJle "aneriote' There was a nor
ficuiJaui exhibition neid here once, and one
of the visitors happened 20 ask an attendant
if p certain plant exhibited belonged 20 the
cactus family. Cactus family. indeed ~
cried the attendant; lit belongs % the Van
Rensselaer, family Of albany - The Van
Rcas-elue-- Werc tic pstroons o. tie place
Mem b. --re 10 pronUluUc Albany. Car.
SprngfeH Republican
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-24

During a recent visit Of Lieutenant Gcner-
al Grant to the coast, the Secretary OF war
issued an order making North Carolina a
uart Of the department, under eomnano "
Major Genersl Sherman, and csnstltut tloS
Virgins separate department. Genera
order number fourteen, now for tne nrs'
time made public, from the War Depart
ment, .Adiutant Generals otkce, assigns Ma
ior General E. o. c. Ord to the permanens
command of the new department.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-24

The present Secretary Of the rebel 1reasu-
p, IL seems, was led into an error by his
predecessors. in stating the amount Of the
arrears Of Indebtedness in bis last report at
Sll4,OO0 .OO0. Additional liabilities in the
nature 0f cash transactions have already
been sscertained 70 the amount Of nearly
$500 600 900.
To provide for tbe increases Of debt, Ar.
Trenholm stated that there was no resource
but taxation, and nc recommended the I'M
position OF one hundred per cent, additional
on all subjects Of taxation, and the with
drawal of the credit for the tax in kind.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-24

luroErANT AzEEsI.-James Young a'aS
scotch Jimmy hs- teen arrested at Ne"
York. and is held awaiting requisition from
Governor andrew o N-a.saehuseti=, charged
with stealing $1,000 from W''n ". Lynde'
q slcctman Of Marlboro -, IN july last,
while On the way TO New ioTS. TO procure
.at-uta.ez. The s1bber. --ok place " be
he was on a train Of cars, IN orsase, MAss.
One o. Yourg's acconpliees has been already
tried and convicted.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-24

In the United States Court at Trenton,
y. }. on Wednesday, Z. y. Fuller, editor oi
the Newark journal, was fined one hundred
dollars for publishing articles against the
United States Enrolment Law lie pleaded
guilty, and made statement to the court
which mitigated his oHense
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-24

dents Of Recruiting. sni will present such re-
cruits for examination aud muster. 20 the sever
NJ Provost Msrshals And be viii attend 70
Whatever matter Of detail may be necessary in
respect 20 rolls and returns, and making necgssa
ry arrangements Ia respect o. the hounties anil
state pay Of the recruits.
The lays upon which recruits viii be lel,v,-
ei 90 the General Superintendent Of Recrgitlu &
By the several Provost Marshais-. are hereby
lesi gnstei as follows
,Coarre.sioual ristrict-Eutlaud. Mondays
and Tuesdays
81 Congressional D'-;rict-B Bu-liuE,ea. Wci-
ne~iays aul Thurs lays.
~ Congressional District Windsor. Ffiia.,
and Saturdays
The day ie4iynatei fr draft uuier ,a.s si''.
IS at hlui; ana the draft, ifnot othervi-s avaIi-
cd. VIII bo hiatt as soon ss necessary arrange
meuts Cor 10 can be marie. II can only 0e ayo.i-
ell hv be- most prompt ard ii'igen- action RI
the SeIecrmen nf the several towns In fIrr -huE
the number Of men requIrci from them The
comparatively u1N nuutar 0tme1 sr'I rsu7.u-
ing lue can and should tc rr-si by er bee
fore tHs fifth Iav Of March AMI 20 is -a-le-t-
'y ei 0inei upon al, l1csl officers, aui ui-n OF.
loya citizens that they allow 0fno delay o. this
matter. and tnst they furnish the rsqurrsi mum
Der -l men within the s4or;cs, possible time.
Er orly-o0 Hie Ez.e'Ienev.
d. GREGORY SMITH.
G0r. NJ Il-aa.f and Commandments f.i.'-
PETER 7. wASHEUEN,
AjIt ami Inspector General.
W, arc au.e to state ihat o.. t.cetr.u
.,...ir,d from rms County. December .l-t.
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p Poetry.
From the Independent ]
LATS DEO.


-,u,. ,..,,,--,-
's 'eilf [i.y for ifr Con ,'i'1i'9H
-'. d'oitsi'ig r'drfr4 iH me
Hief Nia7's-
lone
-r. ..- - ling up aud IsWu.
Is.., Ito beI--ie~ rock and reel.
s.sf.a great guns, peal on nesl.
9 from tow. q. -..sl.
Ring. % bell.
l. -... Hlrl. hour oil. crime
L.. 4aI .1ug ;hs- 81. m.. a-s.
Ring ..r every listening g-r
Ht -- nj TINE
...-s aueel
ANA -B.- >... .sH... -ral..
F.rE f.r.stru- Walt .r. $50,
u,...r .v.s this glory -ae,
r..t add. ...- aarr beard ,a. -.Iu5
-a t.-l
.lr lH Sc Ee la.1 .i..s.--
...- srrrrl With H.- thunder
r.. .r.a r..- aslrlar,
... t-s s.t.. ~ bras, ar. .-. .kaa
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Vermont Items.

..r-rr.I..I fus.
...-..-. ..- .5, .-r...lsr mn bur,ed aJ Iud-
..r. p t.e insurance clmpny Is So5.lOo-
Ir. #u.'iuc n- -le mill is progressing rs
HUI..y possible.
....-..-. i......... yV,r.js.,- Inns ,.-l.I
+..- N-1-.,.,,i E9Dl,
rt-.-. r--t. ,- S,,-ir~s..Ii b7-
.......,.7- az 81 .+,.Lboiders IN see e
..- e. I..,.;r..s and ,,, In
r.-.- N.-;..-,I U-nt aI-.ad. ar-
-..-
Er -.r.- .i U...s.i>-In. was killed.
au..s .. Saturday. .v -le uFS--.m- oi
I.-a-t r B-lri.'.... lls was thrown
.a- r1I gl-- bend first ON the ire.
..,...-4 t....
-- ..- t...I~ Una. ,5-5v, down b.. n
r.-- -l..
,.u....... .... 1v.-....l. brakeman ~.
r-r r-. I.r- -rr, f.-..--..1
--- v-siI. srlr-Ii7- cl-- a-
,
Richmond Preston at Richmond, ahs@o1l-
- ' ''.' ', -',rog H. ,r,,. h. ,,n,5,
..-i.tj I'.,,s.,r -s-,- -;5a Of
-' .-' I r- '''' "
E.a-,r.mea auI a .nea were arrested IN
V.--.nas-. Ie-t week. rI- -hlr'iltius, and
.uau-.-v H SCI -n were found n their
r5s-.--lu. Oae woman was released, she
lost were -.H. ll.I-ilHUry jail
..-s. a-, Trarsl.v while Frank Cole
.-..- ,.-- .- -... ,.ses.r.- or the Forest }Iills
,. lv.--,..---.r .5 ,,..-.a Kerosene lamp let
i.. q. flr vr- onset. and the oi poured
NOR back .rf shoulders Of JOlcua
..ti-.- fire. ami .,....-. ,.c men who were on
--e.-,e- ,..i.. cf -re wheel could get up into
mil. ami .r Coleman. the clothes were
i-l .1-l'l'- 2. ''l ll - ..-, f-,6, rbr
'el''.-t '-''i -I'I-st'-.5 -., -
"lt,i pc ".-'-
oA 'A- -oA
For u,e week ending Feb. 1lh. patents
were --lntr4 -a the following Nermontrr
N IS. CatIia OF Burlington, for improved
whip socket m-,.ninE Thomas G.. Ball OF
Springfield, assi-n'r 9. Lewis Graham lien
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-24

he yid injunction o. say nothing but
Nl-t If good oi the deed wiil not be obsyed
f our soldiers IA -P-akins oi rhc acfsri0us
hog ua,f, Woe .ua1i,4 tief ..-i-.-.
+" the south. Probably 10 man ii,,I ,n
'''t Ii who was - generally der,-tt.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-24

4 i-ster from the Army Of tbc Potomac
sa,s new branch ~ She railroad from City
Point To the front was built last week. reach
ing out towards the left OF the line, to carry
supplies.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-24

,Hiaien living at Windsor. Canada, are
su.,y,I 10 visit De.roit iaIiy, to atJend
a.a.. without a passport. SecIe Larry Seward
s,iuE Leci!ed taaJ they are not travellers
Tie meaning Of tie passport regulations.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-24

= .ai- -ecrli-y wrote .rra England P,
1t {" az DepAftl-yls. Masul...-,.u reo,,,t-
NJ them 10 send her all the name, u ;he
n' q who had been killed IN this war. - sbe
,Sul ,Saio see 1t her son. JOHN Smith. was among
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-24

A w recruit named Coylos, IS year- ol
., from Providence, died very suddenly ut
-, adams, Newport, on the Sth The
Of hs death Is found in his diet the
. hcfore. when he ate three pounds of
.ty, twelve pies and Two cans (iour
-u.s) of preserved peaches.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-24

ile Young men ui Quebec now wear
s.cld-' heretofore 7esarded as article. or
ia le appare. exclu>v.y. But the women
'n't Complain They nave long encToaebod
u mile apparel.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-24

uufr. e. .sY.n 49,, f.rrr,r,r- r,.. - -
lHE IRIAL of IHt "a. ALEaAs RAIDERS To-
zresSa- slowly. rl. fe.iin,r- i.- rl, do
'''' was ,'oa.' GOD -'. i' -"',l''i "Iti-r-t
swor- shat taa I.s-oacr> ,slre ru trc tcni,d-
,4,te s.r,,-o and ,i.s- ...... ...,,.,,,,..;..,.
'l' -'i-ih'- '''fi-t y 'hde', fr-'iiri
th.rt q. t'iav informed hin, thar ... .,rr,.t
l''"''7'' go assume roe re-
-lIiu-r- I'r Nitn,--es knew u hing ei
or-a-
Cameron. rrc messenger from Risrmoad
formerly Morgan chaplain. t-.u-a. doeu-
m.,.. .rr,iu. ria t.....ereney ,. f.., r,i.isr..
Ilcl.- Es.u.ud au the 4ra inst. anil va.
d.'a... Hrf- -r 81. p..aae III rr.a,lt
....-.....-... --. t.......,......
i" ll.> . t..r prisoners appear.
Ii rt. r-. tUa.- t,.. ..,.-.- DID,. . f..-.r ,f
.--..-i '"- .e'.'el ' 90, i'ot'
signed ---a.u. al o.. wIirh are certified 60
b.. ,r. p...-.-,-.. ..,..i,. ,,.,...f...-.... ...l
ia. wines stated ne received ;He lap"r-
lun tac l..I,lerat. Secretary ol >.atc on
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-24

limos prints $4,000 copies 5f her govern
mts'ase II Eag.is., % 900 in German,
800 IL Swedish, 1890 In N.rwrgiau, 500
n Dani-h and 500 in French
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-24

Young lady. Of Troy, who ha. been Jil-
%, Ter lover. returned 90 %. = iaittlass
Fa.n bis " carte Dc visite. with both ewes
zei out Yindic,iye young lady Of
Troy
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-24

m fruk.in County there i- 90 De DID -su-
yen-.5u 4 roommate County C1mm.--i.uer
this ~TruE. ODD account 1. tac hal travelling.
The County t.umtte. recommend tiat Ar.
>arthrlr. -.e ras-u, Commissioner. g.
voted t.r. ..1c further nomination.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-24

ASorgse PIRATE AFLo,l.-Uur Consul ~
London has informed the Government Of the
sailiug IRON 6ngstoau ireland, Of the
steamer AJAX. which, !, is noI doubted. rs
intended for rebel pirate. Her armament
had gone OF would 90 cut in q smiling yes ei.
She is very small. and is no, regarded as
formidable or ianser1l craft. but with two
OF three guns. ia porte ike ,iasl il che West
Indie, where she can run in and cla. FREE
4ueully. she will be- enabled to bern mer-
chant s1ip- She cannot carry more than
fifteen ilvs .4L
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-24

DURINo 1uE TRIAL Of the St. Adams RaIa-
ers list week, one George ). COngeT, OF s..
Adams, was called as a witn,ss on the IaIt
Of tho RAIDERS, and testified that he pursued
thsm some distance, exchanging snot> with
tbem--re point TO De made Icing, evidently,
tina. che prisoners were not thieves. but sol
der. We notice that Courcr wac, on hi-
return 10 81. Adams. arrested b orier 1t
Gen. otannard. in, case been veporpd O.
Gen. Dix.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-24

Many samples are richer. ] posses, our
which yields uyI gallons of hair oil and
pound Of butter % the gallon OF petroleum.
In boring for rac oil d. line vein of port,
wine Wa, struck. Inis might he bottled
ami sent % market lt is supposed Co be
over 800 900 ycass old, and must be- good.
There is also promise Of striking large SUBJ
tcrrlutau mine ll ,ar.hne, Preserved DO
oil, tnesc fsh must be delicious. Besides
the above advantages, there ARE nos wanting
Indications OF fertile yield OF quiuiue.
which. while she war last, must bring q
large revenue 90 the company. QuInIne
baths might be constructed. and quiuine It,
sell conducted 70 the various government
hospitals IN pipes.