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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-27

Surgeon B. Walter Carpenter, tbs caFAoie
and popular sqrgeon Of the 9Th " ''ts.'
has recently Tssispsd. TIE understand that
bc will rs,o retuin TO the service, in : rs-
sponsibie position.
The !oIlc~tns' brcnotions have recently
bern made in the 9th IT. Volunteers;
8ssistsa. Surgeon Walter :. Vinoer. 70 %
Surgeon, Vice Carpentef, resigned
Adj't J. .. Livingston, 10 be Captain &c.
&, vice Kilbourte, rtsigae5.
lst Lieut.. i K. Leavenvorth. Co. X, to
Captain OF Go. K. vice Lewis, resigned.
serg'; Maj. Henry D. Belien to be Adju-
!ant, vice Livingston, promoted.
Colomissary Serg't Francis Z. Rice 10 be
Qaarterrnaster, vice Sawyer, promoted.
q Licut J. c. Baker, Co. X, TO &C LIST
Lieutenant 20. X, vice Les7e8vcrth, pro-
mctcd
Cap. Edward Riggs of GIepn's Falls, n.
. Z, Ssz slnc,,r tho-e ioS. upon the steamer
Melville, ohicn recently foundered at sen
/ on she way u Hilton Head. lie was 90 hi-
way 10 Savannah to procure volunteers Tor
Glenn : Falls. lie wss a graduate Of the
University OF Vermont Of the class of 1856
Ir August. 1862, while settled as = lawyer
AZ Gleuns Falls, y. Y, be accepted the po-
si,ion Of IL; Lieutenant in the llstn y. \.
and was soon sfter promoted to be Captain.
I The failure OF his health compelled him to
/ resign nj. commission about & yesr sgo. tie
was well known and bas rksny friends in
1 Burlington, Scd was mucn esteemed by al
who k;sv. bin.
Gen Grant. m subscribing $500 10 The
I Ohio Sherman testimonial. said, IN bis lettei
i T. Jhe CONN t7e - | cannot Say q Tord
/ toe h,ghIy in praise of Gen. Sherman -,r
wees from the beginningof the rebellion q
/ the present day, and will. therefore, abstain
I from lattcry OF him Suffice II TO say, the
worlds his-ory gives no record Of bic -uper-
I iof-, and bI- rev equals.
When Mrs JEFF Davis .aW old Mr.. Blair.
she threw her arms around his neck and
kissed ham Il that don't mean peace, Ei,st
dos /, mean
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-27

ACTION OF TnE CANADIAN GOVERNMENT AMI
PARLIAMENT. JUDos CoURSOL SUSPENDED.
Dispatches from QIebec give the important
intelligence that in Parliament on the oath,
Finance Minister. brought down g message
from the Government, transmitting estimates
for the current year, in which is included
sjme S50, 900 in gold - to make good the
money improve. ly surrendered in the case Of
the St Allans raid,rs, and claimed by the
Government Of the United States under the
extradition treaty"
In opening the debate in Parliament the
Government was sustained by large major
ity, the conduct Of southern refugees IN Can
ada was strongly denounced, and determin-
aiiJn expressed To stop the abuse Of asylum.
commission was appointed 10 inquire into
tue cause Of the failure Of justice in refer
ence to the release of the 81. Albans raiders
and transportation of the money estorcd
to them also, to inquire into the conduct
of Justice CJursol and the Chief of Police,
Lamothe. Meantime, the Government has
suspended the Judge.
This looks as if the Canadian Government,
had heard lsom 4" home as well as from,
Washington.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-27

T.. r. 1
inE >AiInfoNiAN iNsriISIE' It's PARTIAL
DEsTkIoTlcN Er FIRE.-Tlis beautiful brown
stone structure, the mos, attractive and
to..,;e.i
l'u' VI o'iH'i III ''ne 'api'Oi univ excerpt
od) OF Washington. was CRAFTY damaged.
and blrely cscaIed total destruction by fire
Tn.sdsv afternoon III. ,.Ja.h
- sap" s'''e
the following account
This afternoon at 8 O'Clock FIRE broke out
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-27
Dnu for single yoluntcers.

fdH ia-Loye with some amiable and vir-
tuous young woman on the 6rst opportunity
you may have.
AfteHtioH-Pay to her, a.siduously and
rcsI'u fully.
h'yiR face Popping the question, like a
man, Hi'd ell accept you.
QH'ck Trdreh-To her parents and ask
their cOu-, nj.
hight furR-Mith her TO the church. aud
20 through the service Of holy matrimony.
Hdt And rth ct sc, iJuely Tor lew mo-
mcnt- ; then determine 20 devote yourself
entirtly % your VIII.
R'gH a5out-jaoe FROM the haunts that
you nave freq rented when single, and prefer
Jour own hume
AdroHos Gryas-Io your young wife when
out walking together, ana don t let her aalk
three Or ioor yards behind son.
Break 0f-Billiard playing, betting, and
staying ouI ut night, II you wish to have
happy home
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-27
To Hon GlDsUx wEll.. Sec. q 2, tbe NV.

BuTING BExF.-Haprening at butcher
stall, customer came to make a purchase
What do you ask for good baking
piece Of beei?'f
'.Thirty-eight cents pound" was the
reply.
Gut me OF eleven pounds - said the chs.
toner. "l'll come in shortly and settle far
it. And he went on an Grand
Alter the beef Wa, weighed and ..rr;,,-
dealer
81 wish to know, just Tor the CURIOSITY
Of the thing, how much that piece of beef
has lost in trimming "
very we'll" replied he, weighing il.
''there are nine pounds and halfIett
And eleven pounds" added. lat .hir-
Weight cents pound, equal TO four dollars
and eighteen cents. This divided by nine
and bali makes just forty-tour cent rsr
pound: Rather tall price Tor beef. par.
t'eularly when large share IS BONE"
The man Is fool ior paving il, :" replied
the butcher. but no matter what the cat
Is, some people will buy il and. geperaDy'
taey are not the richest in the place. e.
ther." pave 81
Thought OF certzin little woman tb.
hght OF my cottage nome, who MANAGES
things very differently in marketing.
In the matter OF beef, Tor instsnc.. now
that price s-e exorbitant, she purchs.z.
ha, which rs suitable Tor srufsne. which
an be obtained clear Of bore. for twelve or
'oarteen cent? Per pound. This lie Der "a
ceipt for cooking
Take thick alice OF steak. no matter low
Hugh, OF about two Iolnds weight; make
Two gills OF .tufhug, Of crumbs Of bread.
Pepper. powder Glove, OF sweet n,ariorum
as you ehos, roll thu dressing up in = steak,
WIND piece Of Irvine around il. t.kin,,
care 70 secure the ends. Have ready a k.to
.ie' Or deep stew pan, with sirce or two NJ
zoe pork, fred crIspy. TAKE gu; the ,.,rx
ana lay m the -teas. snd sur, =, on av,.-,
'ice, anti 5rU~n, Put a ,..ii A.. an. :
Ts-er' little SAT-, eC'eE elcsei- 5oI s,o.-
' Two 1ouT-. ADD n1T- xster ersef.',
1t os',Drs 90 jrz suns. u..r-ors h..'
ii' "9'ii'i'n d eaoppsd onions l.slf M,
az - mag wen n.1r.s con-. ,5o
'ali g'u ~ cli-'.p. iyou ioy. 4.
her rr - rr the rr,-,. -,,i.a.-
't."E ,ersl'.i.. 81 d. nos e. .an,iu ~
! IN 3 l,icAsee dish. ;hickon tl... erasv =
O' thick enough already, and pour il over
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-27
Meeting of tie Teacher Association.

The ChittendOn County Tcaehers' Association
held its fourteenth seni-aanul nesting At H.
li.ton, on Frid4y and Saturday, Jan 10Th and
Dist. The Pr,sid,ni. J. S. CiJlcy, VS. present.
and occupied the chair. Frtyer vas offered by
Rev. A. D. BArbe-. The Recording Secretary
being absent. Rev. a. D. Barber vas Appointed
Secretary p'o tsmBore. The following Commit
tee or Business was appointed ;-Nlessrs. lIough
Sewer; AMI Chaplin, Wages Of Fe male Tel-l-
ers',, was INTRODUCED and discussed by Rev, }
". Hough, p, IT. Miccmbgr. Edmund whiiue,,
A, Chaplin, Uey, Z, B, Chsmblrliu, auj Rev,
\, D, Barber. AjiourneJ.
Afternoon, O'Clock,
Prycr rs Rev, Mr., Hoxe. Re-, Austin
lIa1en addressed tac Association. Subject
The characteristics Of the Good Teacher
Teachers employment Of t.me for seltIa-
proyemeut" was then discussed by Rev, Mc,s.
Chamberlain, Perrin, ilcugh. Blrter aud ih'
President. Adjourned.
EVENING Session., g clock.
Rev, C. p, Perrin Offered prayer The dis.
cuss.on of IF, male Teacher Nas rc=umsi b,
Rev, \, D, Brber a, &, se.ysr, Rev. c, Z.
Feuiu, Rev. J. u, Ucael, auj r. Whitney.
The Association ,ssn listened 10 On address by
Rev, }, T, Hsusb upon physical Culture. 80
Adjourned
SsrUED,F NoHyTvG SrssoS, o'clo,k.
Rev, ]. Eliot offered PRAYER "Ddt,s Of
Town superintendent rss discussed by Rev.
E, B. Chamberl dn, A. Chopin. Rev, c, f. Fer
un, r., a, b. Brber. Res, /, Elliot. A, b.
s,monds, u, Watson, Rev, J., W. Tough. aud
}, %, Naeom5o- Re- 3, Nix. of burlington.
ihcn favored jhe Association with 800 address
upon Moral Culture" Aljiurnod
ArTrrSoo, Session. . o'clock.
The children ol she school g wllc,tou
assembled in due ,mc .nI r,trcd 60 shot
Addresses tv G,,,L. UHo. aaI L.L. Law
renee The 1''esHs resolution vas pr SCENTED
by Rev, }. So, Haash
Resoi-,E Tas Oh. -C..ai-r Claa,,
Teachers Association most heartily approve.
~, recent action of %, L-c.,n.rr-. placing rh,
=rt.re expense flour -onu.a school. upon 90,
Grand L.,'. whereby s.s H.-.iHas custom Of
.'1oari'pe tylcbe-s .rua.- u.s. done away. iui
education E.. male et.Hr mes OBJ, children
Of tae State.
: Ib, A.s-sa.sa ,ae, .s.r.s m nearly ar
hour 20 q tar4rs aIi.,s- HyJ.N. Albums.
. Fs4. ta -aHiru. teachers .... r.r.r..
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-27

GIN. BUrss's WHs.-Some eighteen o.
twenty years ago q young actress, 8 Ms.
hlloreth, played Tor several evenings az TIE
Dorrsnce street theater in Providence /
happened 10 see her in the stragedy Of Jane
Shore. Her part vas secondary one. tbs;
OF the friend and confident of Edward ie.--
tiful tayOTite; but her convention OF the
character surprised me by IN origIus.t7 sal
ITS impressive truthfuluess. ! felt :1a. sls
had great dramatic talent, and often EJIier
ed that hrr name had 50 entirely DISAPPEARED
IRON the stage. In the spring Of 1919. Slilr
Tlsit,ng friend In Lowell. found one nor
ming on returning from a walk card from
Mrs Benz. Butler, with an invitation 20 tsss
tea With Der the following evening. wen.
with ny host and hostess; no other gues''
were invited The name Of Mrs Be1i But
had for me stthe time no other slgnIhsn'v
than might have had the name Of Mrs. J51a
Smith On our way 70 the house ny host,
Webster Thig, spoke OF Mr.. Butler not -
1atteTingly, as u successful lawyer. smart
but INSCRIPTIONS, ready 20 take up the
worst cases, and noted for always carrying
his clients through. On entering The par
lOrs | was surprised 10 ind n the charming
and graceful LADY who received Us the dra-
matte friend and confident OF Jane shore
whose talent had 81 impressed me at the
DUrrance street theater Mrs. Butler was d
youn1 lady OF Dracut, WIN, fascinated oy
the stsge and conscious OF dramatic power
had obtained an engagement at one OF ne
Boston thcaters, and who was iOz about two
years entirely devoted TO her profession
when Mr. Benz. Butler profered his heart
and hand, and won her back 10 domestic he.
| found that she still loved TIE art, and pre-
vailed on her TO read 10 me some OF Der
iavorite passages in Shakespeare. She fs.a'
| remember, the prison scene in Measure i2'
Measure, with a passionate psthos that uaa'
INC half regret that the smart Lowell 2Sye::
had won her away from Melpomene and g.
her Magic glooms and splendors. Core
poassaee Providence Journal.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-27
Vermont Items.

& svitchuisn a. Island Pond, VI the .tb
ius.., slipped and fell az train was passing
Noo h-1 s.a right foot crushed by m.
wbees.
Charles leland. II johnson, mad irg
broken a o~-k eso Monday, by the falling
Of a Log ne vss unloading.
On sh, c,a lust. LEONARD Helm,-. IF
Cam0noge. while chapping, mad ~ loot
caugh, BY falling tree, and could no; Ne
released but by cutting OF the log. watch
took half an hour. His foot WIS aite-Na7d.
ampatstei.
John 2. Henry has been appointed post
master at Waterbury, vice y. X. Brown, re-
sigre
The Essex County jail al GuildhslI, sas
burned a shor, time since. leaving the ous
prisoner there houseless. lie was removed
20 the Jail al st. Johnsbury.
Nlr-. A.lsnds Russell. OF Stowe. aged 90
years. from. August 20 December, 1861,
-rau s. ruu OF wooden yarn, wove 81 wards
Of e,at1. knis pairs OF mitten-. and do all
,ae v.r- Tor her family
RI A. = -rvir Of Pawtucket. RI.
has accepted a call IRON the Baptist Church
OF Bra,'loboro. to become its pastor
Neigs Hill, who escaped from Irasburg
jnil two years ago,-bcirg sent for pail OF
water, and forgetting to come baek-has
been rtarrested.
In Calais, a week or two since. neighbor
found in Allan NIorse'- granary one night,
a young woman nlmed Hortense Jennings.
nearly persisted with the cold She is sub
iect 10 occasional fits Of insanity, and bad
tiken refuge there.
At the late meeting Of the Vermont State
Teachers Association, at ST Albaos. the fol-
lowing officers we're elected
Pres.Gent-Rev. ;. Newman. D. D.,
Poultney.
Iice Prssisea-Geneusl J. W Phelps,
BnttIchoro.
Ssersiary-D. G. Moore, Rutland.
TrsasureT-E. Conant, Randolph
AuSit0r-Asa Sanderson. Essex.
ETecufirs COsDuftee-Rev. VI. II. Buck
nam, Burlington 5. f. Quimby. Newbury;
B. f. Bingham, Brattleboro.
Corresponding Sscreiaries-Geu " Bliss.
Addison County L A Knight, Benning-
ton County J X Colby, Caledonia County.
Camp, Chittenden County " King.
Essex County; ; Taylor. Franklin
County II j Moore, Grand Isle County
A j Sanderson- LlmOille County A " |
Wing, Orange County Rev 4 A Smith. |
Orleans County Henry Clark. Rutland
County; D 6 Gorham. " a-hingtun County. |
Hiram Orcutt, Windham COUNTY: Nc /
hyde, Windsor County.
For the organization of a copper mining |
company, 10 be located at Corinth. lately.
some New York operators got the meeting |
called at Bennington, expecting to control it,
but found unexpectedly, a large majority OF |
stockholders on hand and against them
rhereupon they separated, held an election
and passed bylaws, and called themselves
the company. A lawsuit to determine which /
s the real concern, will probably be neces-
ary
The Vermont Record has been removed TO
and will issue a semi-weekly edi-
ion, the first number of which lies before
's, a sufficiently ncat-loOking sheet
A newspaper is to be started &; Lyndon,
De lSs of February. to Be called the ver-
lont Cn'Or. 1t is TO b democratic, but for
the Union at all hazards" en-. Chs-e
the publisher, and has bought out the
'pe and presses of the late Newport N.cs.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-27

sixth RIcmE..Ty 5. M.-Ihe Glowing
are f4ll and .tafr uHceIs of TIE 9th Regiment
Vermont Militia
Coigrel-Charie, F spaulding, St. Johps-
bury.
L. CoIoHe!--Siiney Brigham, Hsriwick.
Nojor--Wm. ). Henderson, Ryegate.
S.yqsoH-Gatcs B. BuiiAid, Surgeon.
Cdap'aia-E. Z. Cumming, St.Johost iry.
Co. Spauiding sas toe fcru,ar MoiJr oi
tine Fifteenth VI. was once re=ident Of
Burlington and has plenty o. friends " uerc-
ever hs q known. Dr.. Bullasd was Surgeon
Of .ac Fifteenth, and Mr.. Cummings Chap
hio Of tte Fifteenth both excellent officers IL
tbcif respective spheres. Inc Sixth Militia
Is evidently well olhc,rei.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-27

SUnoCATIoN IRON Cas- Last wctk, 10
ph ). D4irrts AID In wife, OF Bllllrdyalc
Ando,,i Mn,s wei, Sand dead "a bed in
,acn q hers arms. having been Subjected by
gas from nco fire which had been lighted IT,
IL, ir stove pre- vious evening fhe dim-
pr was found shut squarely OF when ii,
door Wac .orced They were buried in ono ci,-
kct, in the position in winch they were iirsi
found. nearly on their backr. his arm cx-
tended Under er neck, and his hand und,i
her shoulder, their laccs inclining towards
each other.
In Boston, last week. ten persons narrow.
ly escaped suiiOcation by gas. The gas COM
pany had .nJved the metre, without shifting
Of the gas. The tenants above dad no; IRE
the gas and retired to bed without knowing
about it but some of them were aroused ~
season to save the lives of the family. Tic
gas pipe was found partially closed by putty.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-27
WuEgr - 1uz Com IAN snur,

WHERE IS IHE GOLD AND SnvEz.-A 1000
many people lear that because they do not ses
the gold and silver in daily circulati n q.
they Sod 10. it has all gone out Of tbe e5up.
Try. Suen people would be surprised If the,
could look into 4 few Of the private boards.
We know OF pm lrishman! who cannot Writ
his name, wio has in store $40, 900 in eoId
coin ana $50 ,O0 in silver coin IL has
money enough sides, and refu-.-- 10 -eii ~,
co;n 10 any premium, a. the tin, iaay come
~nen be small want IL. As other frisomen
lay Ssh W snow now their coarrrytaau
happened 70 hare 60 much money, we will
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-27

The WARDs.-A sufficiently natural di,i,-
ion of the City of Burlington into the Tin, G
wards which the Charter rcqnir,s. j. Prop1.-
cd by lines drawn, one from the lake -ho g
along the centre Of Pearl street and : on TO
WinoOski Falls Bridge The other from u q,
Like shore along the centre Of Main street
and 20 on by the old wiuoo-ki Turnpike roao
towards Williston TO the city boundary.
Whether the population IN the three ward,
80 made are nearly enough equal to jus;i.
such a division, can not he told without
ctnsus. We understand that the Scl,ctm,t
have designated E b. Bake and o. f Pin.
ney to take census for the North diyi.i,r
Ira Barney for the Central one, and r. "
Chase for the Southern ono.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-27

Coon TEsPLARs.-Among the officers elect
ed at the annual meeting of the Grand Lodge
of Good Templars for the State nl Vermont,
held at Barton. on Tuesd-y and Wednesday
January 10th and llth, We notice tie MINES
of Rev. Ii. p Cushing of Burton Rev
Pliny II. White of Coventry, and Rev. j. H.
Woodward, of Irasburgh. Mr.. L L. Law
renee represented The Cbamplain L,dge Of
this place.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-27

EVENING JorRSAL ALrAsAc.-That valu
,ble manual. the Albany EUening Journal
Aimdnne,' is at hand for 1865, with all the
statistics Of the last year. II contains full
election returns, lists of Federal and State
'fheeIs. Congress, the State legislature. &c,
&c. The almanac includes $50 pag,s, and
- contents are foil Of interest to all who
j,sIre quick and accurate reference to i'm
pOrtant topics.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-27

No RECOGNITION OF MAxIsILIAS.-Tho
House of Representatives has concurred in
the Senste's amendment of the Consular and
Diplomatic Appropriation bill, declaring
that there shall be no recognition by the
United States of an empire in Mexico, and
the bill has been passed Not single Amer
lean Power has recognized the empire in
Mexico.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-27

A WARNING TO PARENTs.--Mr. md
Mr. DuccllU won't 20 a "Ierlumarcc ~
Barton La ng, tic evening Of the 30 inst.
aying their cliid Of thIoc months usl,cT
il a bed at the hot and lackci in with ker-
o.onc l.nI b,nHgon tic iat,c r,or. =
b,ardci Ghoo,G'd br Il ii.lt IN lIc room
AID l,i,iiIr in ii e toOr, tie b and fuui-
t,tc Nis i,,iG 10 ic,n fIc. ALI ough Oh.
CT iiGs ,lujl, vuea lrIlc buir,d, tie e. 3D.
war ~ ain 40. ard tie lic in tlcio. 90 We
Atl eLi,L'd with 10 l.ss ,2,,lt 10 he Bad
dug and ilIItuie Of ilcIo,m. Il ttl-
ped II lamp ,Aplodcd. This and numo-
o. al ca,ua' ties, s.ould be warning io
Iui,n's i,Vcr go away and l,uve emil.
al ilcin l.,A,d ? in loufc.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-27

In lis report Of the Brighton, Cambride,
and Mediurd cattle markets last wick, Mr.
Fletcher, the reporter Of the b .ston I'D er-
tiser and Ne'c England Farmer, gives lahl'
showing wh,re tie cattle aud sheep cold AT
those Nal kets during tie year 1864 came
from. We give the rotals
Catile-Maine. 1922; New Hampshire 49,
ll3 Vermnnt 81. 1858 Massachusetts 6, 06i A.:
Northern New York 5,95l; West 1865; Cana
Ia 2,2g7.
Sheep-Msine 2s,ll7; New Hampshire 49,
i65; Vermont %, 28i Massachusetts q. sS2 ;
Northern New York q ,227; West 81 1926; Can
ida 27,05l.
The number from Vernon, lie largely in
excess of the two previous years.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-27

Tn. FRoSILF-A comp any of Mas.achu-
-e,ts heavy artillery (ll7 mem Is doing du'
ty a- infantry az Champ.ain, y. Y. p'r1e,-
Ing ,he highways from T uscs' Point to
N.oers. There isa ior- gi the Veteran re-
serve corps a, Windmill Point company
Of the -sm, 81. y Alblu-, aud a company At
Montpelier. TIE tVo e3mpsr.e, Of Frontier
Cavalry, III camp io sbi- riacs.recciyed .heir
f II iu-ta'ineot @. l. +. bounty, S35,aS, ou
Friday.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-27

FouRru RecxEST VS. M.-The elec'i'"
# Field OGccrs f5r llc FourJu Regiment
Vermont Militia, took place at Montleiier'
On TUESDAY, Jan. l7'h, Brig. Gen. John L
B,rstow presiding. IS follows;
Colone.-CARLos 3. WILSON, MontIsiief
Lieut.. Culonel-ElpES a. TILDES, Barn..
Maiir-C. s. PACE, lydeFark.
All OF these officers have Seen service. and
W4lt1u's JJaTaa' says: "no regiment Of
E,uout Militia will Be better Offered.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-27

ANoTHER PHASE OF The Fosa FisRsR Agfsi-
Inc National IatsAigsaesr ssys We ua'
dersiand that the President has promote
brevet MAJOR Gen. Godfrey Weit5el t. i1i
MAYOR Generilship, at the suggestion OF Uel
GRANT ami Secretary Stzntcn i.is 1s'
perhaps, b. taken A. su indication 'izi 5r'
Wcitzei does .t. rest under ths c-ssuIy @.
the authorities TO- ms snare in i- A-s f''.
Fisher business
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-27

add that the possessOr Of this hoard ne7cf
drank drop Of hquor in his life, and don !
stand an,und street corners p1fnng the
srpose Of vile tobacco from q dirty pipe IN the
moe Of AL the passer-by.-Spr'rahsId Ne
r.ljhcrr.
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ton, VT.
GEO. W. & G. G. BENEDICT,
Editor, & Proprietors
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-27

DAILY orAcE TO PLArTsBuRGH.-Ihe ice
bridge across Lake Chanplain being now
complete, Msssrs. RUSH 4 LANE with their
customary promptness anu enterprise. have
Commenced rbeir daily line of Stages between
Burlington and Pla.tsburgh. leaving each
Nsv IT n 4. NJ. daily.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-27

PAssuxPsic BASK The charter of this
Bunk expires On the 18th day of February
next. The bills of the hank are coming in
pretty fast for redemption. but not 50 fast rs
the directors desire.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-27

ExTEEsX DELIcAcY.-"How Is your moth
er. miss p ''She Is not very well. " repls1
Attectiousre, "Ah what Is the msttef
with her?' .'She fell down stairs and hurt
her euTfSsy-5snGer. Her what - ''Hrf
curtsey-bcnder." "Curtsey-bender Wis
is TINT ?" why, her knee" said the blus'-
ing damscl.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-27
BUaLAroa. .Ae Lake Erie gsies, .h..

1oaL-ISa -.e Lake Erie Raider, .he seAf
ing m wiz ca-e mas excited -. much sttea-
III" ~ Toronto, VA ysster,.a. comIsiste,i.
By kecoroer Dugssr, ior delivery d t.s
United >faSes. under Tie extajit,on treaty.
The prisc"'r's codr-.i sp.lisi itare,i,4t..s
Tor writ Of Aabsss corpus anu S stay Of the
proceedings.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-27

CHIrrNpEs TO. Agricultural SocIErY-
the Annual Meeting of this Society is to c
holden on Wednesday the LIST day Of Fcbrua-
~ next, to which we respectfully call the
attention Of all per.ons interested. See ad-
vertisement el.evhsre.