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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-10
Flectlcn Retnrns.

Tie few returns given thus far show
that the Union party has elected ITS ticket
II eli the elections held Tuesday Massa-
chuset;s elects Bullock for Governor.sni Gen.
Bank TO Congress from --e Orb District
New York elects Gen. Barlow. c-ata~y o{
State. estimate ST majority from 10000 TO
10000 IaNsw York Cry, tie Dsmaca.-
ie majority Is about $4,000. heiesa la-s al
about 1900 from las- year.
Returns from number OF towns and si'-
les IN the Sa--.st7wa large falling FIN tre
Democratic vote, a- compares VIII. lrs- all.
The whole Republican SAFE ticket i- elec-
ted. and the Republicans elin number Of
State Senators and Az-emtiymer.
BENJAMIN Wood is elected State Senator
from New York City.
In New jersey the returns indicate the
election Of Ward Tor Governor. over r uuvan
Dem) by 4.Oo0 o- 1000 majority Tie
Democratic majority last year was only -
800. and The returns tHis year universal
show large Union gains The Assembly and
Senate viii both have Union maioriues. thu.
ensuing the passage of tic c5nsti-u-i. ll.
amendment aboi.shing slavery.
a despatch from Chicago says ortte elec
ton in that city. Election passed aE qoi-
city. Returns show tia; the Republican
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-10
APPLn.-The Palmyra, q. " Couri.

APPLH.-The Palmyra, (N. " Courier
says
"A vast quantity Of apples are coming to
market from Wayne county, and Eastern buy
ers have been deceived into paying high prices by
false cry Of scarcity"
The Rochester Union says the same is true
Of other counties in Western New York, and
adds
1.-The prices which have been paid for apples
this fall are beyond all precedent. and wholly
unwarranted."
In Springfield, Mass, lac, week, the price
went down 81 per barrel. on arrival Of 5000
barrels from the West.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-10
NW IORK, Uei- o.


The Heralds Washington despatch ,
an effort will be made to get s OIL - :.
Congress, 10 increase the regular az !.
$4,000 men. Ii is proposed that s4is ~,
reduced. L.. Gen. 5000. MAJ. Gen Z
Brig. Gen. $4,000, Col s2,5Oo. and . .isI
Lieutenant who Is to have s,,t
efforts will also be made to create t =,
of Gen. Gen. Grant TO be pronoted' So
to DO Il. Gen. and Thomas and >nei'''-
70 brevetted Ii. Gers tsj
The Herald's despatch also intin'
Chief Justice Chase viii resign.
The Worlds despatch says Gov
Of Ala states that that State will hs w.
delegation before the meeting Of Co.
The President has under consioefS'''
pardon of Wade Hampton. r,..,
The He, aids letter from San b,u
says considerable quantities Of - -
been sent to Juarez from there nc IS
NOS &c. Gen. 0cboa agent Tor a. =, ~
been compelled to start for New ioin ,5-,si
overland route. the French Coun'ui 80
ening to seize him if he took psssas
of the Pacific Mail Cos boats. .;,,,,si
ChsrIain French reports great oe s.0rrs.
among many thousand freedmen ID ar
especially among those sent there .u y,
keeping by old owners. Is is M
that homesteads be provided tor
the public lsnd IN Florida
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-10

While the passenger train on the Vt Cen
trial was going East last Saturday night, the
engine ran Of the track about three miles
below Richmond village. The train was heav-
lily loaded with passengers mostly foreigners,
but no one was seriously injured. The
train was delayed some three or four hours
before another engine arrived.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-10
MONTPEITR Ny

A resolution was offered in the House e
morning, providing to postpone The f.
adjournment nll Wednesday Of neIt wei
1t Was laid upon the table and may Be a.
up att any time.
The Agricultural College bill which a.
ed the Senate yesterday, is now in ibe na--
of House Committee on Education
Bills providing to amend the act Of =
year, have been introduced but not pssse-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-10

WR.T THE ARGUS THINKS OF lTsELF.-The
Montpelier Argus says certain gentlemen
whom 1t calls by hard names. "may talk as
loudly, and long, as they please about the
Argus and Patriot being rebel rum sheet,
for their words are no SANDER.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-10
MONTPELIER, Nov

\ bill was introduced this morning bv
Walker of Ludlow, providing to amen
Agricultural College act of last year, in &.
a way as to allow the trustees 10 locate
College and get as large q subscripuo-
they can for erecting buildings. In this E
the condition OF the one hundred ,hJusa
dollars subscription is left out.
The minority of the Committees on vs.
and Means, have reported in favor Of g
right of the State to tax the income Of @
United States bonds. Two thousand e,
will BE- printed for general circulation.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-10

base terms which the English language could
furnish, when be was candidate for election.
No doubt they were sincere in their hatred
then, and they viii be just as sincere IN
renewal Of it. when all hopes of restoration
Of a proslayery democratic party to power
bv his help shall have faded away.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-10
WAsHISorOs, Oct y

In the best informed circles here. ios'
no expectation that the British GovsTa1-
will sccede to our demand for indenDlH
pirate damages.
Col. Forney takes the ground that D =
el State shall be recognized till it sg'T'
the Constitutional Amendment, and ~
atcs the rebel debt.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-10

THE STATE OF The DExocSAoT.-There Is
no need Of an affidavit to sustain the follow
ing obse Walton of the Catholic Freeman
Journal as to the state Of its own party
1.-The Democracy are disorganired they have
neither the spirit nor the organization Of the
old party"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-10

The WHEELER & WILseS Sewing Machine
Company has just wen the highest premium
at the International Fair, Dublin, exhibiting
Its 200 ,000th machine. beautifully ornament
ed with the American coat of arms.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-10

yERNoNT's DEAD.-We publish in another
column. list OF $50 Vermont soldiers who
lie buried in cemeteries in and arOend Wash
ington. 1t was furnished Us by a friend
who had facilities for compiling it, and in
whose accuracy We have confidence. 1t will
he Of melancholy interest to many OF our
readers, and may perhaps be the means Of
making known the last resting place Of some
of our brave soldiers. to their friends
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-10

PoLrcE CorRr.-Geo. Lavigne was on
Monday committed to Jail to await trial on
charge Of larceny. being unable to furnish
800 bail.
William Roach Nss fined S. and costs for
intoxication,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-10

Real EsTATE CHANGES -Hsnry Ls-
has sold hls 100 acre lot. near the ~N1..
Of the river" for 5000, 20 c. c. NJ
who has also purchased the fine properly
Robert Rogers, for $4,000.
j. 5. Adams has disposed Of the 80 80
of the seymour Farm lately atvs-ti.
for sale, obtaining, We believe, about 8 81
tor the property Times.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-10


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q. .-, 49,. --.s ..-' ~ ,.-llsrt AMI
n.e-.r9r-ggs service has. think, entitled you TO
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g.r Henry Wand Beechsr delivered the fu-
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f u the -ith verse Of the 10Th chapter Of Acts,
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one. wa. Nov hs example walks the earth
with ur5iess t7et- Vow he dwyel.s IL thousands
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-10

SrEuck ILE--Fred and Frank Bennett,
sons of N. B. Bennett. formerly of Burling-
ton, purchased four thousand acre. OF oil
lands in Frensno County, 80 miles from San
Frsncisco, on which are eight flowing springs
OF OIL They have been offered a million
dollars for their claim
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-10

kuFaTRIc1 ASD REBEL OFTIcER.-The
SoldIer's Frlea8 t.ll- Ire Glowing story
"A few evenings since. after q 'democra-
tic meeting al Hackeusaok, some gentlemen
met DO the Tar room ef tire hotel in that
place. among whom were several very warm
democrats One oi them was particularly
severe on the general. lie couidn' fight
vtr did fight, ian horse races with his
men among a parcel Of women and children.
Nobody but women and children 70 fight
with where be went. AK good care to
keep Gus % the way OF men Small body
s4udy hair-nolhing 10 make a man Of .
etc exc. Alter tbs STRAIN had been indulg-
Ell in Tor some time, a gentleman who had
sat quietly by. listening 20 the conversation,
turned around and said MY dear friend,
give every man his due. tout ht Fitzpatrick
nine tunes. ! fought him nine battles. aud
De- fought Ike the ID
The speaker further defined his position
by saving lac was from Charleston, ). c..
and lad gone into the war with the rest.
lie had been . prisoner; was only few
days out of prison. and knew what he was
talking about.
s.IhIs was shell of short range and
was followed by prolonged silence, during
which the Generals assailant found safety
in prudent retreat from the field
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-10

VERY TRUE.-A poor IrIshmsn WHO e.
piled for license to sell ardent sprr. :.
ing questioned by the Board Of Excise a. @
bis moral fitness for the trust, replied Al
sure. It il not much character MAJ ,s,,
10 sell rurr."
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-10
MONTPELIER, Nov

The House has passed bill 60 amer
the Militia Law that only the frame Wi
the existing law, and q company Dr.
June shall remain. The bill mas vet C 3
acted upon by the Senate.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-10

If that usually careful paper. the Burling-
ton Free Press, sees fit to copy local items
from the Vermont Transcript. it ought not
to credit them to another paper ss it hos
done recently. City papers should respect
the feelings of their Country Contemporaries
in these little mstte-s.-&. Adams Trans
eript.
We plead utter ignorance.-not OF the
Transcript, or OF the respect due to its feel
ings, but of having copied without proper
credit to that paper,-dOn't remember tax
ing any local item from the Transcript this
long time. But it is possible-and if so, we
apologize, we didn't Ego to do it."
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-10
HOUSE.

Thirty-nine bills were reported yet with IN
committees; also IL private bills. e
P1Sssd-An set in relation 10 dover and
homestead when mortgaged)
An act regulating the fees Of justices
An act to amend 2 Of CD Il Of e in rela-
tion 10 fees Of school district clerks.
Tarizg National Bank shares-By unani-
nous consent, Mr. Hebard Of Chelsea introduced
a bill providing to tax the shares Of national
banks referred to the select com Of which Mr.
Waite Is chairman.
By the sane. an act entitled an act in add
ton to 80 OF ch So Of entitled Of grand
list; referred TO same ccm.
PROVIDES the method Of assessing the nation
a. bank shares
TdTiHg deposits IN sGrin1s bGnkS-sn ret TO
tax deposits in savings banks va. read the third
time, and Mr. Rounds Of Chester moved to CON-
nit TO 8 member TO amend, so that the tax Of
three-fourths OF one per cent. shall not prevent
deposits from being set in the list aud taxed as
now provided by law. The bill WAS ordered TO
lie aud made special order for eleven O'Clock, a.
N. tomorrow,
Report-By Mr. Miner, for judiciary com, a
substitute bill for bill extending the power Of
trustees Of incorporated villages; third aiding
TO appoint police officers in certain cases
Adjourned.
Tyranny Nv
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-10
SKw YoRK, Oct-

On Saturday, seven criminals who ''a
been sentenced to State prison, broke = =
Brooklyn and escaped. Psrtie- ouisi1.
through the roof of shing les and opens
doors with skeleton keys. go
Gen. Grant and wife are expected ns''
day.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-10

Two MoRE PRooFs that the Freedmen can
not take care Of themselves
A number Of the colored men Of Norfolk, Va,
have combined to purchase farm Of 1000 acres
for $4,000 on Currituck sound, 90 miles from
Norfolk. They expect to cut it up into 40 farms
Of % acres each.
The National freedmen's savings bank already
hiss deposits exceeding quarter Of million Of
dollar, and as government pays of the colored
troops, the amount grows rapidly.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-10
yERsoAf hEsIsLATURE.
tc..1,p..d from Walton, Journal
MoxDAr, Nov. I
SENATE


Bills introduced and r,ferref-by MIR Reed.
authorizing village corporations TO appoint police;
10 com on printing.
By Mr. Henry. 70 incorporate the Waterbury
cemetery association 10 general cor,
House bill to amend 9 Oh IL Of the IS, re-
l.ti-y e fees Of clerks Of school districts; to
com on education.
By Mr. Reed, presenting Limitation for the
redemption Of bank bills; to com on printing.
Joint rooIution-By Mr. Barrett, providing
for the appointment Of one or more commission
ers to examine aud report to the next Legisla-
ture, what action Of the Legislature should be
taken in regard to placing a statue OF one OF the
leading men Of the State who is row deceased,
in the old Hall o. the House Of Representative
at the Capitol At Washington; tht han having
been set apart for stst-sey and each State having
been resres,ed to contribute; adopted on the
part OF the Senate.
Bills referred Senate bill relating to circus
exhibitions; to judiciary com.
Joint resolHtion-By Mr. Reed, providing for
the publication Of the directory Of 1866. by the
Secretary Of State, 400 copies to be like the
bound copies Of 1865, to De printed as far as
possible at the commencement oftbe next sessioni
to Judiciary com
Adjourned
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-10
News of the week.
By Telegraph.


Special 20 The Free Pres
MONTPELIER, Nov
The two Houses have voted 10 s6our
Thursday Of next week.
The Senate have been discussing The a.
rieultural College bill this morning !.
question pending was upon ordering i''
third reading, when 1t was laid On the "a.
on motion of Mr. Dorr Of Rutland
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-10

Rats walking over bell wire lately z.-.
one OF Albany's first families awake .ar
week Of nights. They thought /, ~
spirits"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-10

eHANcE or TnE--Tbe morning tzain East
On The Vermont Central Read now viii
leave ct 700 A. NJ, iusssad Of rs.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-10

The last company Of the old New YJ-1 q.
lunteer FIRE department was mus'srsd
Thursday, and the city hsll Ere bell sa,Is
Thursday night
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-10
MONTPELIER. VI

The Agricultural College Bill 81 ~
hands OF a select Committee Of one from -
County.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-10
SENATE

Sundry bills introduced and referred, among
them one for 40 set providing for the appoint
ment Of an Attorney-Genersl. as reported by
Tenstor Tan. Also, by Senator Taft, for incor-
pOrAting the Young Men'sA ssOcistion of Bur-
lington;' referred 10 general committee.
An act in relation 10 circus exhibitions was
read the third time, and amended 50 as 10 make
the state license 5000 instead Of $1,000. The
act was then passed by a vote Of 10 yeas to y
nays.
The yeas snd nays were as follows
Tsas-Senstors Barrett, Cochran, Crane,
Dorr, Gay. Henry. Hyde, Ide, Park, Parker.
Pennock, Reed, Rublee, Smith. SOule, Tat-l6.
-Nays-Senators Abbott, Allen, Chapman,
Clement, Doton, Hobart, Howe. Hutchinson,
Meaeham, Richmond, Tabor, Uphsm-12.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-10
REHABILITATION.

Cavalry 10; %, p; Sd. 81; 18th, p; 9TH, 20,
9th, p; sth, >: 10th, 81; llth, c.; 18th, 2;
18th, l, 18th !; u 5 :, >; 18th, so.
Total $50.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-10
HOUSE

Mr.. Walkers bill in amendment % the set es-
tabhshing the Vermont Agricultural College.
was read the third time, and on motion Of Mr..
Park, ordered TO lie.
Mr.. Hebari introduced bill for extending
the charter Of the Vermont Agricultural Col
lege TO November, 1855, and authorizing the
Governor TO appoint commissioners TO memorial
lie Congress for such modification Of the law as
shall divide tho fund among the several towns
Of the State. for the purpose Of establishing free
Libraries. On motion Of Mr.. Barlow, referred
10 a select committee Of fourteen. one from esch
County. The Speaker appointed as the Com
mittee
Messrs Barlow Of ST Adams, Lane Of Corn
wall. Miner Of Manchester. Cowle sof Ryeeaie.
Weston Of Colchester. Judevine Of Concord,
Brigham Of Morristown, Mott Of Alburgh,
White Of Washington, S0mers OF IrAsburgh,
Taylor Il Sherhurne, Martin Of Plainheld, GoOi
hue q Westminster, Mosher OF Sharon.
The Speaker presented communication from
Hon William c Wilson. representative from Ba-
kersheld. resignIug his seat in the House in con-
sequence Of ms acceptance Of the position Of
Filth Assistant Judge Of the Supreme Court.
Mr. Clark, for com on ways and means. re-
ported bill to pay State Oti,ers As follows:
AdJutAnt and Inspector General, $4,000
QuartermAster General, 1000
Auditor, 500
Surgeon General. 100
Treasurer, 1900
The bill wss ordered TO a third reading
The Senate bill relating to circus exhibitions
was amended 50 as TO make the State license
SIS, 900, and passed in concurrence
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-10

Argy VIM, 9Th Reg't, Vt. Cav, Sep, l., 90,
at Military Asylum.
Bullock H., 18th Vt, 1t. Art, Feb. :, 1864, at
Military Asylum.
Hesselton H. D., 18th Vt. Cav, Feb. ., 1868,
at Military Asylum.
Warren J. b. "a, Vt Cav, April -, 1864, at
Harmony Cemetery.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-10

MEXICAN AFFAIRs.-A letter from the city
OF Mexico, Oct. 10. in the y. Y. Herald
says;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-13

FIRES IN BROOHLYS-HoOLEy's MINSTREL
HALL PARTIALLY DEs1RoYEr-THz WARDnoBs AND
STAGE SCENERY RuIsgp-FiR.s In WATER AND ScHER.
xERrloRx sIn-About 7oclock on Friday mornngA fire
was discovered in the Hall occupied by HOoleys Min.
sres on the corner of Court and Rersens The flames
ginatcd Of the stage. and soon envsi
oped the whole. destroy ing scenery. wardrobe and all
the working machinery. A few articles Of personal
property were saved by Messrs. Hughes. Nudge. and
Bloodgood The other mustrcls lost all valued In the
aggregate at about $1,000
The loss sustained by the proprietor. Mr. X. N.
ooey Ia estimated at e. 200 which Ia mostly covered
BY insurance In the Nassau Company Of brooklyn
Mr.. Robert varick. who Keeps a saloon on tho FIRST
floor was damaged to the extent OF $780, insured IN
the fircmans Trust Company. The proprietor OF the
building In Mr. james Weaver. Loss about 9, 900
Insured IN tse Brooklyn Company
There is no doubt whatover bnt that the fire the
work Of M Incendary. Some II the occupants the
opposite side Of the street man enter the second
sisry window on the Reunsens' side about O'Clock
a. m. This window opens in ffont OF tho stage. A
onfeierats the outside. Smoke was tol
arise and tho man inside cried to the without to
shut the window. which he did. In half hour after.
ward the flames burst forth. Mr. Hcoley offers re-.
ward Of ESQ tor the arrest and conviction Of the In
cerdiar.es.
About Il o'clock on Friday morning. fire originated
In The lard oil factory Of William Flanders Nos 10 ana
~ atrr St. In the rear The building was cor
destroyed. Loss on building. $4,000; stock H. 00J
and ON fixtures g.. 90. Insured In the Commercial
Fircmens Trust and other companies. n
Kelly e. Sfanes saloon. No. 81 Fulton. st., imme.
dately In front Of the oil factory. was damaged By
water to the extent OF $780, insured. Valentine and
Bergen Wholesale grocers. No. 2e were damaged e5OO|
BY water. Abraham Juslee. ooiler.maker, Waterst
near Fulton lost $500 by water, ali insured for
amounts in nearly all the New.YOrk and Brooklyn
Offices.
The ere is said TO have been the work Of an incsn.
diary.
On Friday morning at 73o fire broke ont In stable
owned By Mrs Rapelye. In the rear Of No. l6S Scher
merhorn.st., and which was occupied by several cart
men The structure was burned TO the ground and
three horses valued at $500 EACH and harness valued
$500 destroyed. The loss building was e. 0; mo-
narance. frame house nearly adjoining, owned by
Sartin Conroy, was damaged $500; partially Insured
The origin Of the FIRE 10 not known.