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Personal.


1t. James Davidson, 4th c. s Artillery,
L. S Mastering and p'shufr:ng o&ccir. Ar
rived here hst eSe1snS, 10 relieve Maj.
Choi-y. whose regiment is ordered To Cali
fcrnfs.
Surgeon Gen. Thaye-, has iatriy been COM
,missioned as Certain of Volunteers, [. ). \.
No ~ hetter deserves the honor OF such
promotion, il honor 1t be.
Paymaster Wadleish. who has been for
scne time past stationed here, has been or
dered to New York. It. Col. \. {. SlwveF
il now on duty here as PayrnastcE.
Rev. q Druor, formerly in charge Of the
UatbOlic Charch at Montpelier, has r,turned
frc.i Europe with commission Is i,ae-
General of Vermont; rcsidenc,, e. Adams.
\ Montreal dis-a::tain says: John Sarratt
has bctih y Canada for long time. and is
rtow Lid near Montreal. Sanders is wearing
out by inebrIaiion. Tucker n Prepai ing t.
leave Montreal
Richmond r-lnT ~: ,"at there ere not
now ;e,, WV Ting who were prominent IN
scttseion in'irsinia. Floyd. Meade, Daniel,
and Tyler, are dead. Hunter Is prisoner,
and Mason an exile. Rulin destroyed his own
me- ue'sr"',.'u "'' u s'''''e '"e !, ''''.on
"e0fSe " uoiPn / 'S''g IN eA'''' Inc
'"iee nus '0" ''u'"s s''''''cn NV ~ pa efS
W, -.
r. ,..saz. -. ~. D.. "a
,.at "a
Inc -i''A",oiA' Na"'''''o ~ '',s -'u 'p!''
among INC II vi i'au''' s''ei' "s 'oi ''e O''y
., -'eA'o"' "i' ''n,, M'''S 9li''"' iii'S'
""V"A' 1l u''l, "r,A''' N'"s' Preston
anu neA1O'''ei O''-' '"''Y anu y ''"on
1 ATTN ', ~
u;as.n... 81, IT,. p-...,.I 80
R;d,.,. Gov. R.vn,,I. c,,r, .nd ,r,-r.b
rho L., s,n,.a....-i,. ~
ven, i"O'"'s E'''' ''' ~" az
pointed "y '"' ir'7'D'"' '''''''y vi N'"'-
''''s A''' Lug ''' ''''''''''' W .''' = "
'a'u' are a'ou' u r'-''''i'''.,'''' INNING
'"''i'''''' - s'' " '''''E '''
some years III Nor'h O"'o''''' '''y '''' i'''
'h''' properly '' ''' ""''
Gen. Butler and Admiral Porter ha,, been
-een arm-In-arm 10 Washington, ard it i
inferred that their For, Fi.h quarrel Us sell
tied
Captain Prreiyal Drayton. Caef OF
the Bureau oil Na'is''l'n' di'i "' wash
iugtln On Friday. He had been Ill only twJ
DAYS H., n,rti, mated with tj,.irI On
l''' !" ''e ''A''e Oi Z ''' i''' ID '''1 '''''r
\ letter from Montreal IN TIE y \.
ff.roR say- that J. L. Brcckerlil-.. tEs-
P">iicnt.) Secretary ui War "i g." rchd
c,ui.d,r,ry. w, 4, ,.,il from, + ,!.r,l I'D, lie.
I.,., - ,.,,,,.,., .,,-..4...,t.
Colonel William johnson, late si- CD J,t.
Dayi-. has b,cn T, l,ascd from Font d aware
rs, orj,r .., pr,.;.i,,. Lido, ,t-,...I. ,t.,.
~
in''tc's'''n OBJ h'' iamiy. Who cum'd t"ai
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-11

y Nice iDEA.-A l. 'ndon lady, clrrcspInd-
InS with Ter cuubtrv cousins through the
mcdium OF the press mentions 4 novel, beau
tiiul and withal inexpensive, ornament for
the dinner table. She saws:
Talking Of dinners. let me tell you Of new
iiei. was present at very recherche enter
taiument, where saw the foIlOwin. arrange
ment for the centre table: There was n large
square block Of Wenh im Lake ice. weighing,
should LAY, at least % pounds, which was plscei
on glass casters, in dish or trough Of some
kind; the dish was rendered quite invisible by
being entirely fillel with moss, into whi:h soaked
the water which melted from the ice. Delicate
ferns fringel tn elg' and brighi-colored flowers
were embedded in the moss, the foliage reaching
above the Lover elge Of the ice. The object Of
raising the block on casters Is TO prevent the
water from accelerating the melting Of the mas.
Over the iceberg there were two arches. prettily
srrsngel. CT sslng each other; they were. sppa-
rently, OF cane, aud wer, bound round by gar
lands Of flowers. The effect was enchanting
The atmosphere was delightfully."- cooled; the
flowers were kept fresh; the sight Of this trans
lucent mass was far pretter than the most costly
centre pieces Of gold or silver plate. believe
an right IN stating that this novel idea krst
made its appearance at Orleans House, Twicken-
ham. II can be so readily adopted that felt
you would he glad Of the suggestion.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-11

The Secretary Of the Interi IT has instruct
cd the Commissioner Of Public Buildings, to
obtain suitable tempOrar, residence for the
President on the high grounds in the neigh
borhood ef Washington, the Executive man
SION beng deemed unhealthy during the late
SUMMER and autumnal months.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-11

HiNEsBuRo AcADExr.-This institution.
the fall term OF which will open on the Both
inst, is under charge of a. E. Leavenworth,
ESQ, for some time associate principal of
Glenwood LADIES' Institute at Brattleboro,
and for years an able teacher. Mr.. Leavcn-
worth left his profession to enter the army,
and in the records o, the 9th Vermont, has
an honorable place. lie now returns to his
former occupation, and we doubt not will be
as successful rs before.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-11
LOrISvILLE. Aug. $

The vote in this city for Congressman II as
follows Lowell H. Ros~,au, 1902 Root.
Malouey, (opp 7s9 Muudey. III. TIE
election OF RosSeau from the 5th District j.
coneeeded. The majority in Madison county
for the Constitutional Amendment candidate
is about 400 10 $50. Somerset gives about
200 Union majority. Campbell county gives
$50 Union majority.
For the State Lrgisla-arc. all four Of the
administration or Union candidates from
Louisville are elected.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-11


The Herald contains accounts OF bad con-
duet Of negro soldiers. \ party OF them ae-
companied by negroes Of the city lately broke
OPEN q store and robbed il, = portion OF the
6Jn Regiment cuioret troops cnused not.
by attacking the quarters u Z, suffer. They
hrcd round after round into his place in the
effort % XII him. The officers quarters
beng in a line with the suffers many OF the
balls tired went thorough them also For
tunalely no one wa hurt
\ number lf soldiers were arrested.
Three negroes were found murdered IN
Dauphin County last week. Although sus
Iected parties were arrested, n definite ell
dcncc wa had T. tx the criuc upon Them.
The publication Of thu Sili,oury Daily
J-H,oH banner ha- b,en s-sFeni,'i i'r utter
Ing rcbellIous language.
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next, at ! P. NJ

LIBBY PRIsoN.-The Board of Inquiry
about the Libby Prison, have found that the
owpsr is entitled to payment for its use by
our forces, and he will he paid at the rate Of
one hundred and thirty FIVE dollars per month
from the Sd of April.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-11

The Chicago tribune says the city OF
Springfield. ILL.,, is overrun with blackleps,
burglars, gsrroters and harlots male ami ie-
male. who have congregated to rob the sol
diers, IS they are paid of and mustered out.
of their hard earned wages. They have
turned the city into such a PandenonIum.
that the Mayor, unable to stay the flood of
crime. has requested Gen. Cook. with the
military force under his command. to under
take the government of the city, and to deal
with the villains in a summary manner. Tha,
city is therefore now under martial law.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-11

One hundred and ninety-four non-com-
mIssi M d officers and soldiers belonging T.
New England regiments have recently Lecn
transierIcd To Veteran Reserve CORPS, viz
60 from Massachusetts. IS from Maine, -
from Vermont, "a from New IlampshiT,'. %
from CunntctIcut and l. from Rhode t.
land.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-11

y Swedish clergyman named Lindbach,
was recently cond,mned TO death for mur-
deIing several Of Lis TarishioDers by putting
arsenic in the communion wine. lie said he
was 80 moved with pity at the miserable con-
dition Of men. that lie thought it right TO
relieve them from all further trouble in the
world
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-11

STILL RIBELLIous.-It is evident from the
numerous accounts which cJme TO US. that
the government officers. both civil and mill
tary, as well as the intelligent and pcaoeably
disposed citizens Of the South, find the great
est difficulty, first with the clergy, and .ncxt
with the young men and females. Thesc
classes are moet of them still obdurate rebels,
and accept the new order of things, with u
very poor grace.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-11

The next morning mass Of strange look
ing matter. sufficient to iill halt peek
measure. which undoubtedly FIJI from the
exploding meteor. and whirh went To show
the nature. ct the substance Of which it WI.
comp ,-,d. was found living on the ground in
thr garden ot 4. \. Sweet, E-q in this
village l. wa, = soft, j-lly Ike looking
mass, with intermineling s;reak> Of black
and yellow. n Il made up OF soft non ore
and sulphur, |, 7hrunk anu became hard
in 1 sun. 1t was probably the phosphorus
IN the substance that gave cut the light a. It
pa,s,d through tEe AR.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-11

The Missionary Herald for Augpss; .eprc
sents the financial prospects of tie A. b. C.
F. NJ, as not very encouraging. The amount
voted TO be raised at the Ianual meeting in
Worcester last year, wss 5000 900, Tut 1t is
thought that, owing t. the reduced cost of
exchange, the expenses will not be more than
$3.50, 600. In the Sirst ten months, the re-
ccipts were but 1891 .S99, leaving about
5000, 900 to be raised in July and August.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-11

NASHVILLE. Aug I.
At the Convention OF eulOrrd people Of
Tennessee, held for this State to-day, Mr.
Melon Walker was elected chairman lie
stated that the object ct tie meeting was to
petithn the legislature 10 send a delegation
10 Washington asking FIR The elective tran
ehise. and to ley their grievances before the
people of the State. The Committee ON Re-
buttons will b. appointed tom brow.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-11

Joseph Lenqua, while unloading cust II,
St Albans, Mcnsss, he the Sudden startling
Of bis tcr,.s, g,as thrown under the wheels,
ana had a leg broken. II. 81
The $4,000 fnna 10 cstablIsh Dnivera-
list Academy in Vermont. Il az good Ne 80
cured. only esJ1j remaining To he raised.
Eugene and Albert Burroughs from Nor
gan. have been arrested at Island Pond. tor
placing distractions on the railroad traes
Rev. VIM. L. Palmer. for the past SIX years
pastor of the Baptist Church in Ppuitnes'
has resigned ON account Of III health.
The Baptist Chereh In PoultneS has mot
IaItd ~ late religious services very Sab
baiL Cor hltv year,.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-11

this side vi New London, and while the trair
WAS proceeding ~ q high r.te cf speed,
h-otcn rail -Es "zoculte-ei. aud all four
cars we're thrown from the track down a
steep embankment. Three Of them descend
ed into the Thames River, while the fourth
was shattered in pieces by coming in contac,
with large Piece OF rock. In thu ear, a.
We learn. most of TIE casualties vc-urIed.
although It is probable that the passengers
IN the s,hsrs a,j sst On rely escape injury,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-11

CoLLEc1oR's NoTIcE.-We call attention
to the notice OF Mr.. Baxter, the Collector of
[. 5 Taxes on incomes, licenses, carriages.
&c for the Third Collection District OF this
State. Prompt payment on the days assigned
is the thing for all to be ready for.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-11

Tue CRoPs Is NEW IAxrsHIRE.-Of hay
there is at least a third more gathered in New
Hampshire than last yesr. So Of wheat and
rye, birley and oats. almost the same remark
wall hold good. 10 rye and wheat, the yield in
some plac's is not % great rs was anticipated
OWING TO d:sproportiou betwixi bead AMI straw
the latter being unusually heavy. To the injury
ef the former. but still there Is a more sbun-
daat yield than Lest ysar.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-11
Union County Ticket.

Union County Ticket.
For Senator's,
AMOS HoRART, of Westford;
A. j. CRANE, OF Huntington;
RUSSELL s. TAFT, Of Burlington.
For Assistant Judges.
WILLIAM V. REYNOLDS, of Milton:
Stafford Colby, of Richmond.
FIR Jucge Of Probate.
ToRREY Z WALES, of Burlington.
For States Attorney,
l. 3. EscLEsBY, of Burlington.
For Sheriff,
WILLIAM ID. MU>soS Of Colchester.
For High Boihf,
r. S. BLoDcETT. of Jericho.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-11
SEw YoES. Aug. 4.

Gold l43i
Cotton dull at IS Der h Tor middling up
land-
Flour-Srate and Western are dull. sales
Of 1000 bbls State at IS s. IS per hbl
rtound-hoop, Ohio at s. % a S6s and
Western SIS 9j. Southern four,
s. 20 a y IS per bbl. Canada tOur, s. 10
u 9 so
" heat-stcady. Sales unimpOrtant
Uorn-dull. Sales 20 900 bushel-
Beef quiet.
Pork-iower Ales- at $50 81 per bbl.
Lard-stcddg
Whi>kcy duh al , Is PER gallon, ami y 10
asked.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-11

RELIc.-In repairing the Presbyterian
Church at Plattsburgh, a grape-shot was
found imbedded in one Of the timbers. lodged
there evidently during the battle Of Platts.
burgh.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-11

The amount received from Internal Rcve
enue on Wednesday of last week, was two
million nine thousand dollars-morc than
WIS ever receipcd before in one day,-and on
Friday, two millions eight hundred and three
thousand.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-11
NIw YuEE. Aug

Gold li4i. 5 20s 1854. sos 900, 10 lOs
96i.
Flour quiet, Western Superfinc 6 p A
8 IS. Common extra 8 81 az 25, medium
: 50 S75, ~. Louis Q a Is 50.
Corn quiet at 90 10 for southern
yellow and % a % for western mixed
Butter, 25 3lc.
Checse. 10 loo
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-11

The New York Pos, says that Mr.; P. j.
Barnum has definitely determined to donuw,
what he has for years intended TO broTe LIS
dealh-cstabli,h a FREE Museum, on the
plan of the Blush Museum, the Louvre IN
PARIS, and uiloF governmental institutions
Of a similar kind
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-11

Gen. Stedman has Suspended the Macon.
Ga Journal and Messenger for di-loysl Ian
guaee. The Tianscri,t. published hy James
N. Ellis. formerly of Albany, n. Y, was al
so suspended day or two.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-11
B,sros Aug. Q.

A terrible sc,;ideut occurred TO the New
York tram via. New Lenion and N"rw,c''
.his morning. b, wh,oi. IN. person i- known
TO have been killed and about 20 Or more
badly ia,ased Thetrsin had taken ats passen-
gers from the boat ct New London Of wbeih
thrs wore or load, vhsn about uilcs
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-11
News Of the WEEK.
CAIRO. Ill. Aug 8.
BY Telegraph.

CAIRO. Ill. Aug !.
Steamer Niagara. from New Orleans 25th
ult.. has arrived.
The True Dsltd's sdvices from Brownsville
state that Cortinas has been defeated in an
engagement with Lopez, between Metamora.
and Mayo Cortinas returned to the foxas
side Of the river, leaving all his forces IN the
hands Of ,,s ehtmy;
Ten. Steele and three Of his officers sre
very sick With sbe sgue
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-11

LIFE INSURANCE AND Homeopathy. The
General PfOvident Assurance Company OF
London has opened a special section for per-
IONS treated 10y the homeopathic system at II
lower rate Of pr, MUM than that charged on
other lives.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-11

A Chicago man has made an invention that
wilt work u revolution in fieam engines. Itdoes
away with eteam boilers altogether, the propell-
ing agent being generated by shower bath fall
ing On hot iron plates, spj psssing directly int
the cylinder Of the engine. = ,....-. -.
1t may work revolution IN steam engines,
but lts revolution Of steam engines xin
amount y nothine,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-11

1t is funny to sre-wirh what persistence
Johnny Boil cling to tie Confederate Loan
how 10th he Is to admit that be has thrown
away his nsoey'; h.w erserly he. looks to
realize sometiisg yet from it. The latest
de,tl pHneDt in ills cirtctiJn is letter from
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-11

Capt. Carter arrived in Savannah from
Augusta on the 81 inst. IN charge of So 900
in SILVER and 81 600 in gold, said to have
been scattered by JEFF Davis upnn his light
near the residence Of Howell Cobb.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-11

Many ct The ladies here have some peculiarly
u,h,rn mole Of manii,st.ng their contempt
fu- 20, ..rrgd1i'' race. \ soldier q the l4ih
Tn tel States infantry was coming up Broad
street the other day with c0mride, aui nap
penel Go be laughing As they were Uas- ng one
ot thee warm hloOdei Julos. who. Inc-n-el hy
MS mrih or >omeihing els. splt directly in his
face. The brave muos.ll. though not csl,ous 10
the .aiiguiiy, pos, sscl too much rial chivi'ric
dtireuce 20 the softer sex 10 send her bsi re the
Provost Msr-hal for punishment. though his
Judgment ilsis'el siOutly on that course. An
other m,iito of inanifs tiug their djsp',asure Is
hy fillug a thick veil H1rn FOR the purpose
s.n lrtg over the fee on mertug a federal OH or
or slll in the street. One II these sirticgic
movements came o. = very laushthle coucius on
one ,isv ltst week on Main s;re,t Two lili,s
me' Captain and Lieutenant OF the Cavalry
Stationed hes-. ard in giving the inevitable TX
90 the veil. one & them proved that she Wis not
sufficiently IN practice, for she pulled the cover
ing entirely I'll her heal. thereby exposing n
somewhat lapilaiel bcnnet, and giving her
veil 10 the f., IN bre, Re blowing at the time into
bargain. The gall nj soldiers seeing the Ill
lenma 10 y hich the fair ScuiherI er vss placed,
sud having heart OVERT wing with the milk Of
human kindness. pr, eeeded to recover the flying
lace, and with the INST lively respect for the
sufferers feelings. advanced to within two PAGES
e the far one, touched his can politely, anil
turning h 5 back 10 The ], ser, reverenily covered
his eyes with his leit hand, while he e1'enloi
the captured property 10 the owner with the
right The l1iy accepted the proffrred kindness.
ani the dsshing son Of Mars hurried gravey
from the scene without waiting for thanks -
Richmoad Correspondence Of fac BuriingtoE
Tinss
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-11
NV YoRK. Aur. ,

The Heroias Vera Cruz correspondent,
gives ,irkening accounts OF most atrocIou.
vandalism and Uutrages committed by the
French liners in Mexico, By order Of the
Imperial officers.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-11
THE WEEKLY FREE PRESS

REMOVED To THE LowEr FooR--The Counting
Room nj the YREE pRvss Establishment viii nowf e
found on the IoE,r fo7r Of the Pre- Press Puidtng
where Inscriptions End ord for job Printing will
b~ received and the BUSINESS ofthe Office tran ssct
ed. with a decided inorease Of convent nee Of our
customers.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-11
Aggregate in the United Ststes s

Aggregate in the United States. s., OO2, aSS
The present consumption Of the whie Union
is fully as great Ms in 1860. and IL the excise Of
81 per gallon could he collected. the revenue
therefrom would. amount 10 Sl76, 900 600 or
enough to pay the interest on the entire nation
81 debt when all the legal tenders are REDUCED
to tonds and ali the floating debt is iundel But
the revenue actually derived iron this source is
not one-teuth OF this amount. All the rest Is
lost by Illicit dsiillsticn, smuggling and cor
rupt and unf4Ithful conduct Of revenue offi-
cials.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-11

During the prevalence of a storm at
Washington Last week, mounted soldier.
who was on guard near Fort Lincoln, wac
instantly killed by stroke Of lightning
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-11

NV Iosk. Aug :
The Times Washington di-pf,ca has the
fIllWinc Tie Bureau Of Fry, dmt n, NJ
Gir- daily receives reports Of gus, Outrage,
Vvtpetra;ed ON eilored pcrsous hy thrir former
owners. 4 man named Allsop. ia Stafford
c.. Va. recently armed hims,l. and threat
cn,t. lis servants with death, II the, attempt
ct 70 leave lie also deh,d the authorities
10 take them A guard Of siliirrz vas ne
crssiry 10 rrscuc the collred people n tie
interior Of the nth slavery Is It'll main
tanned with determination on the Part OF
the planters 10 make rs much ~ possible out
1t their servants before the authorizes reach
them
Il l. reported that Asst. Gen. TOwnshend's
Writ To Fortress Monroe was in connection
with JEFF Davis trial
Col Parker. Of Gen. Grants Sat. and
Cmcf OF the SIX Nations. will accompany tie
Commission 10 visit the Indians
Tie Hr0lGs Wasl ingiun di-patch SAYS
the Fr,cdmen's bureau is informed that - TAR
a. the ucgrots are under the direction of the
government authorities IN Mississippi they
are succeeding admirably but in remote b.
caliiics in tie interior the old masters cnica-
vur 10 impress the idea among the negroes,
that emancipation is not effective.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-11
LIVERPOOL. July 30

700 miles of tic Atlantic Cable had been
paid out yesterday when insulation was lost,
cau.e unknown. Further particulars have
not trsnspired.
The rolitisal-asv- i- nnimpor,snt.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-11

touisYIlLs, Aug. ss,
q, ia toe 9Th Distract Green:C Clay Smith hrs
heen excited To- Ccnsrcss. Randall APPEAR
f. be ;elee-d in tie sti District. Oliham
Co. gives Mallory ass. RDsseau l49
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-11

The Amy OF the Shenandoah is now @s
much thing of the past as the Army OF the
Potomac.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-11

ANsEz0sn.-A whaling schooner from the
North Atlantic ocean, arrived at Boston Satur-
day, having 40 pounds of Am6ergris in one
lump. taken from the intestines Of sperm
Whale. So large lump of that valuable per-
fame rarely occurs.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-11
New YoRK, August !.

The Times Washington correspondent
SAWS There is general Misrepresentation
concerning the number OF Iardons granted
dufing lisI month bat 80 were granted
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-11

NAsnyILIE, Tenn, Aug. 8.
In the Congressional election in this State
to-day, Campbell opp carried the city by
23l maj Irity
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-11

1t is stated that nearly tour thousand SOL
Iierl have been buried around Fortress Mon
roe since the opening Of the war.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-11

LsxINcroN (Ky }. Aug. ).
The Conservatives have Carried every
County in tbs District.
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SANDY HOOK. Aug. Q

The Royal mail steamer Cuba arrived or
here at $50 this A. NJ. bringing dates Of
the 29th and Goth ulr
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-11

Over Que hundred thousand applications
for pensions from widows have been Sled !,
the psnsion ofica.
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For MONRoK. Aug. Z

The Union Ticket was defeated m the
election Of County officers in Mathews Coun-
".
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-11

PRoDUcrroS OF LIoUoRs.-The liquors dis
titled in the United States during the year emu
ing Jan. !, 1860. according TO the Gel su. re-
turns arr as follows
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-11

Pavmastcr wadIeigh has dishurscd ST.
400 900 to Vermont soldiers, in Darlington.