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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-05

Has TIE WAR BEEN FAmURE2 The
Chicago Convention, 1t will be remembered,
IN constructing it, platform, declared the
war a failure. The prophets Of that day,
unlike the prophets Of old, have not been
sustained by subsequent eyent- The saga
ciOus DR.. Lardner once pronounced trans-At-
lantic steam navigation an impossihility So
with the sagscious history makers Of the
Chicago Con vention. Now, we request Mr..
August Belmont TO Issue ukase, calling the
convention together again, 10 discuss this
question, and answer 20 the country wheth-
er the war has been q failure -Nelu York
Herald
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-05

NEwsPAPoRnL-Mr Henry NJ. Burt, nae
purchased Mr. Milhken's interest in the
Vermont Record, and is now its sole proprie-
tor. Mr.. Milliken Will continue his councc-
tion with the paper a. general agent ami
corresponding editor. The Record i con-
Quoted with spirit and enterprise, handsome
II printed. and boast-, as We are glad Co see,
a large and growing subscription list.
The Middlebury Register appear- enlarged
and improved.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-05

The rebels who went hence 20 Dixie four
years ago are returning by scorer, generally
in good health, stability dressed. defiant and
far from being hopeless in the ultimate sue
cess OF their cause. The opinion Of the
Attorney General will interfere with their
comfort, and spare US the sight of rebel uni
forms conspicuously worn.
The story that Miss Hale daughter of
John P. Hale) was engaged to be married to
Booth is wholly false. But it cannot he de-
MED that he was quite intimate all winter
with promnen; Republican ladies at the
National Hotel. They knew his character
that he VIE n rebel, a gsmester, aud Ire
quenter Of bad places But h. wa hand
some, and could rep,a; Shakspeare,znd they
liked him. They nov pay the penalty f,-
their lacs ,i prudence aud refinement
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-05
RICHMOND, Va, April 26.-93OPN

Hon. L. VI. Mention Nc. Of HGT
Gems. Meade. Sheridan and Virgo -7
acting under orders % pay no resar- o. ll'
truce OF orders % Gen. Sherman, res-e---
hostilities on the ground that >-ia
agreements could bind his own ,l1,'-
only and no other. They are directed
push forward regardless OF orders ir.- 3D.,
one except Gen. Grant, and 10 cut I'd s-.
ston's retreat. Beaurrgard has teiesraI
u Danyilie that new arrangemen, --
been made with Sherman and that che 81
vance Of the 9th corTs Wa 10 Be suspen-s.
until further orders
I have trlegraphed back to obey no ord.'
OF sherman, bu, 10 push forward az rapl-
as possible
The bankers have information tlar J--
Davis specie Is moving south from Goli-71-
in wagons a- last a. possible. Isugges, o..
order, oe te.egraphed 70 Gen Thomas OIL
Wilson should obey no orders from Sler-
and notifying him and Candy, and al
mauders on the Mississippi, 10 ntrros-
rebel chiefs and their plumber.
The specie taken with them Is ~--''-
at from SIX ~ thirteen millions.
Il. W. HALLELh'
Major Gen Cou--1l.n=
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-05

Charleston dates to the 18th ult.. say Gen.
Hatch las ordered Rev. Alex. ". Marshall
missionary OF s.. Johns Chapel, to 20 be-
yond the lines, for persistence in reasonable
conduct. Warning WIS also given the con-
gr,gation for tolerating the traitor.
The expedition scnt out under Gen. Potter
was recalled under the order 20 suspend hos
til:ties based on Sherman's first agreement.
but on the morning Of April 2Sth. another
party was sent TO notify the rebels at Orange
burg Of the resumption of hostilities.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-05

cUR FUIusE PoncY.-The Washington
correspondent OF the Boston T-arei.r say, =.
''troin this moment gusrrillas and pirates
lciii Be hung | know Of what write. Such
= the determination o: the government There
= no eXpec alton thar AFTER the news Of the sur
sender % Jotrsi0n's 'o-c,s Lngau1 AMI
france will continue to afford harbor FOR pirate
vessels II they do, our cruisers will l. in
structed TO burn anu destroy them rscrrrs- fisv
fcy Be found. II England desires = war raiher
than treat "a fairly she Will b. sc-oantahi.. hnt
this government VAL -not give her any caus. loo
il
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-05

From long report boy II. Col Damon OF
the Jar, taken By the l0,h Vernon, in ,0,
fighting before Petersburg April 81, w ez-
tract the following.
While / cannot speag ia TOO high praise Of
the conduct OF both officers and men, desire %
~ u'ion 80 deserving Of especial consideration,
MaJ'r WHY'S " man, who WIS among tie tirst
20 cutter the r o,l works nth the color bearer
AMI performed the most efficient service during
the day. u--ng every exertion TO srcp the reei-
men. together, end leading ,he men Onward 10
their duty
Adiliant Jamts NJ. Read. who not onlv Per
fJrme,i his osu special dutbs With the utmost
skili. but contributed materially 10 the success
Of the day. by fighting With great -allanrrv
and courage. Until lie tell. nsllI-J, a. the *
IRENE front
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-05

S,lI>os OF JOSH BLLlSc, tod save the
pho..- and don Z let them run ont. for If it
van 9 tr Them, wise men Couldn't git
livIh.
Sui Peoples brsncs are hka;ei in their
beds
II thare waz nothin but truth IN this
world, phooI would stand just a. good
chance az wise man.
Il IL dreadful easy to be phool--a man
can b. one ana not kno it.
There are q CRATE multitude Of individuals
who are like blind mules--anxIous enough
tew kick, but kant tell WHARF.
II IL very delicate pb tew 10 forgive
man, without lowering him in hlz own esti-
nation, and yures tew.
Az gineral thing. when woman wares
the britches, she has right tew them.
am poor, and sm glad that am for
find that wealth makes more people mean,
than 1t does generous
Nocman inAuo-nce is powerful, espe~h-
lila when she w-nt- anything.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-05
Condition Of Secretary Seward and Mr..
Lincoln.

The Surgeon General reports that at 9 A.
". sunday, the Secretary Of State suffered
some inconvenience from his fractured jaw
but in other respects i aimos; restored to
health Frederick ". Seward rallied dur
ing the night. and is stronger and les7 rest
les At9 p. NJ. he says
'The Secretary Of state is doing vel. FW.
Seward condition il move favorable.
Mr. Lincoln ha- not yet rallied from the
rro-tration oera=ionei by th- -uiienr.s- Of
the Prcsii,ut'- death. She is constantly at-
tended by numerous warm friends o. course
1t J., "a decided when ,H, will leave for
her home To- Springfield, TO-.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-05

The Philadelphia Pr.ss states that "the
internal revenue staff il at once too numer-
Gus and too costly that three men are EN-
Tloyed % do the work Of one, and that the
salaries and other emUluments Of office are
cxorbilautly great" The Press ayers that
there are men willing to contract for collect
lng the whole internal revenue. income tax
included, for two Per cent; whereas the
actual cost under the present system l.
over seven per cent.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-05
On. Hundred Thousand Dollars Reward.

President johnson has i.sued prociama-
ton offering 800, 200 reward for the o'r-
.ure Of JEFF. Davis, s-d So ,J,'O eaehiior the
capture, of Jacob Thomp-. N, [. & CiAy'
Geo. y Sanders. Beverly Tucker and " I.
Cleary-saying that Government has eVi-
dence that the murder Of Pres. Lincoln ~aS
melted and procured by them.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-05

WORTH SEEING. Visitors ~ ithe Vermont
Gallery Of Art during the next few day. will
have an opportunity Of examining one Of the
ine,t exhibitions Of colorei Photographs ever
made 10 town. Over twenty new pictures, most
ly large sizes. finished in Jackson's happiest
manner, will well repay one for few moments
spent in examining them. These pictures are
sll sold, and will remain a. the Gallery but 4
ew days longer.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-05

The California end OF the Pacific Railroad
noW employs about $500 lab0rers. 500 OF
whom are whites. the RENT inder Chinese
Carr viii be running 80 mile. from Sacra-
m,nto this week. titty-iour miles of the
track viii be laid by september. One year
from July next the road will he IN operation
distance of 50 miles. carrying It well To-
wlri, d., summit u thc Sierra Nevada.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-05

REMOVAL OF TRADE Observation-Disclosures
dent johnson has issued an order that all
restrictions upon internal. domestic, and
cJsst-wise commercial intercourse, he discon-
tinued in such part OF the States Of Tennes-
see, Virginia and North Carolina, South Car
DINA, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, aud 20
much OF Louisiana as lies east OF the Missis-
sippi River, as shall be embraced within the
lines Of the national military occupation,
excepting only such restrictions as are impo-
sed by the acts Of Congress and regulations
in pursuance thereof prescribed by the Secre-
tary of the Treasury and approved by the
President; and excepting also, articles con-
treband Of war.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-05

on Al BALLsIoN.-On Friday OF last week
John Parent Of BallstOn, y. Y, while re =
pairing drain, tapped an oily stream OF
dark liquid which continued flowing through
the day. On being gathered up, it Was de-
clsred to be genuine petroleum.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-05

\ Story Is told OF D. D. in Ports
mouth, who returned home late one night
from an unusually protracted ministers
meeting, and Was 80 absorbed in the topic
which had been discussed, that he put his
wet umbrella into the bed with hls wife
and stood himself up behind the door.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-05

VERMONT TEooPs.-The Seventeenth Yer
mont WIS At City Point on the 18th ult.,
waiting for transports tor Washington. The
First Vermont Cavalry left Petersburg on
Monday, the 9th ult., in the direction Of
Weldon. with fifteen day. rstiOn-.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-05

TnE Assnrtr o> Ma SFwaEu.-Mr. Seward
is. already lictaung the irugn di-IA,ehc-
to-day
Having just had go interview with bis
physician, am sal fri-si Co learn that an the
puhh,lcd accounts respecting thcattack upon
t.m are incorrect The assassin struck the
Secretary hut one blow. and that was urJn
the Jaw. The throat vas not touched. DOR
was the wound given az al alarming. Il was
the shock Co the nerves which was feared
TIE assassin would, undoubtedly. nave made
800 81 90 Nr Seward then and there tlt for
E 'lu con, Do, uur-c. Before be- could strike
another blow Robinson was upon him. and
a- had SD hc could Do after that Co save bis
oWu Hic NJ seward was sitting uu when
the murderer struck a, him and when Rob
inson immediately engaged the .counirel Mr.
Seward sid 1T ,lc i,i The Seward family
htyc np doubt that Payne. who WAS arrested
20 thc Surratt house. committed the assault
Cor Boston Traretr
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-05

ct WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.
On, slow 10 smite and sEift 10 spare,
Genie, and merciful. and just,
Who, in the fear Of God, diist bear
The sword e. power, nations trust.
In SORROW by thy bier Ne sJsni.
Amid the awe that bushes all,
And speak the anguish OF lSni
That shook vita horror ~ thy fall
Thy task Is done; tine bond are free;
We bear thee 10 an honored grave,
Whose nobi-st monument snail be-
The broken letters Of the slave.
Pure vas tiny l.e; It, bloody close
Hath placed thee with the sJus Of igIt
among the noble host Of those
Who per1shed N the cause Of right
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-05
City ouncii.
COMMON COUNCIL
BOARD or ALDEnvEN

NuNnAl. 'lAf D.
Present Aldermen Barnes. BloJget'. TAFT
aud Underwood.
An-Ordinsuce relating to Weights and Meas
ures wa called up. and the amendments pro-
posed BY the common Council were adopted
The following joint resolution We offered bs
Alderman Taft ani was adopted
Resolred, Tha, the City Iie4.urer 8. hereby
authorized 20 borrow Oh the CT dit of rhe city,
sum no, exceeding SIX thousand dollars. iur o.
time not exceeding one year, or the purpose no
paving the present and accruins indrbteiue>,
Of the city.
On motion Of Alderman Tai, the Board ale
journed to $50 P. NJ
Monday. $50 p. NJ.
Preseut-Aldermsn Appleton, Barnes, Blolg-
Ell and Tsft
An ordinance establishing system Of &C.
cOuntabihty in the expenditures Of the city
was considered ard adopted with proposals Of
amendment.
A join, resolution appropriatiug money for
the various departments Of the City Government
was received from the Common Council. and
was adopted in concurrence.
The Board adjourned 70 Monday, May s,h, AZ
ppm
CITY COUNCIL ~ C0SvESrioS.
A convention Of the City Council wa, hell o.,
s P. NJ, tor the purpose Of appointing Col'ec-
tor Of Tszes
Elwin o. Wires vas appointed Coiles.cr IN
the first vote, which was ss follows
T. o. Wires,
Geo Follett,
II. : White.
Monday. Nsy J.
The President announced the following ap-
pOintments on the JOIN, saniinr Committees a.
the City Council.
On Finance and .Aceouafs-Messr,. Looais,
Miller and Walker
On Streets, Side,ral5s AMI public Groa.f,
-Messrs. Arthur and Wires.
On PGupcr Dsp'i-Messrs. Arthur aud
Beckwith
On Fire Depr Mcssrs. B4llou and Miller
o. Lighting Sireds-Msssr, Becsvfib 4rd
Brink.
OaCuy Property and Setosi FtiaI-N,--r-.
Worcester and Walker
On PuHtag-Messrs Worc,-terspi Bu..u.
On Military -l5airs ant Qaotas-NIsssrs.
LOOMS and Brink
The President also appointed e fllowiuc
Stsodiug Committees Of the Common C.unc.l.
On Electioqs-Messrs Looms. Miller and
Beckwi'h
On ordiaaHee'-Messrs- Worcester, BdIou
aud Wires
On Eagroumeat-Messrs Worcester and Ar
thur
The joint resolution from the Beard Of Al
dermen, III relation to paying expenses Of firing
salute over Lees surrende was considered.
and on motion Of COUNCILMAN Worcester referred
to a special committee of tWo, consisting Of
Councilman Loomis and Walker
Joint Resolution relative to funis in the hands
.fthe Treasurer Of the Fire District. was passed.
The Ordinance establishing Fire Department
Wis taken up. the amendments - moiihel by
Tie Board Of Aldermen adopted, aui the oriin-
a1oe ordered TO be engrossel
Councilman LOOMS offered the following joint
resolution il relation to appropriations for ,ari-
Gus departments Of the City Government, which
was adopted;
Resoirsa. That there he appropriated to the
Street Commissioner Department the sum Of
= 500
Poor Department, 900
Fire $40 .
Town Agent, 5000 .
For other purposes, 500
Making IN all the sum Of IS 500
The Joint Resolution relative to funds for the
City WAS passed in concurrence
The Board adjourned until Monday, May s
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-05

Acting Assistant Surgeon .. 4 Hall, OF
tie Lincoln General Hospital at Washington.
Wa, on Monday. cjected ia di-grsee. An
intercepted letter 20 a Ier-aniu Causaa from
h.m, referring m scurrilol- terms Co the
death OBJ. the late Presidcut.ws- the ciu-r.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-05
Vermont Agricultural College.

The first met ting Of the Trustees Of this
Institution was held, at the call Of Governor
Smith, at Montpelier Tuesday. Messrs.
Morrill,, Hammond. Richardson. Clavelani
Dorr, Herrick, Washburn. Park, Stevens
and Benedict, of the Bard, with the 6 Wv
nor who is ex-OfhciO mtmb,r we've JIos' o.;
The Board organized by the appointment
of Hon. Justin S Morrill,, President, and q.
G Benedict, Secretary. and the distribution
of the members, into classes. by lot. in ac-
cordance with the provisions Of the Act took
place. resulting as follows.
lst Class. holding otfos tlco years.
Horace IIelick,
L. II. Tabor,
Rode lex Richardson,
F. uolhrook,
G. G BrnedIct.
ID Class, &c hold for four years.
Horace Fairbanks,
Edwin Hammond,
T W. Park,
Elijah Cleaveland,
:. II. Stevens.
Sd Class, Il held for si1 years.
5. NJ. Durr,
Justin S Morrill,,
Peter 7. Washburn,
o. G. Wheeler.
Resolutions were parsed authorizing the
individual Trustees to procure subscriptions
to the 100000 fund, the raising of which
is made by the act a condition of the per
manent existence of the Corporation, and
to ppoint agents for the same purpose and
appointing Committees to prepare plan
for the permanent organization of the Yer
mont Agricultural College, and to confer
with the Trustees of the existing Colleges
with reference to the merging of one or all
of them with the Agricultural College
A free discussion and comparison OF views
on the general subject of the objects. aims
and possibilities OF the Agricultural College
took place The Board then adjourned to
meet at Burlington on the 9th of July next,
at o'clock p. NJ.
The work done was Of necessity mainly
preliminary. We understand that the meet
ing was harmonious, and that the preference
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-05

z Corporal Ira F. Varney, Co. K, color-besrer.
who was first to plant his colors within the
enemy's works. on our front, and throughout
the day combined dash with coolness and st,adi-
ness. to a remarkable degree.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-05

The Vermont papers say that the run OF
sap l. very short thi. -.a-,.u. II Is quite
different IN thi- state, iur = -evu- as though
our Legislature would never sdueru.-.N,c-
JuryBorf HsrGd
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-05

Fou>D.-fhe silver stolen from the house
Of Mr. Daniels in Rutland, ha- been found
hidden under toe plank covering Of ditch
in THAI village.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-05

The TmAL Of Payne, the raider, at 81.
Albans, has been postponed til the 10Th Of
June, and commission was Issued TO enable
him to obtain testimony in Canada.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-05

4 beautiful mirage Wa, witnessed al Hart
ford about hall past o'clock Saturday
morning. The church at En-, Hartford st
ami the buildings OF both sides Of it. for a
long distance, - well a. Jhe elm- which have
mad, the beauty Of the street famous. were
seen with the utmost di-unctne-s in the mist
OF an apparent height Of 00o tert. and seem
ingly much nearer than the street. THE mir
az continued Tor 20 minutes
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-05

WASHINGTON, April >.
j. Wilkes Booth was killed near Pr
ROYAL, Va. by Capt z. P. Doher;y Of Obi
18th n. \. Cavalry. Ills body is n1W 81
the Navy Yard. Harold SURRENDERED
Capt Doherty was formerly of Boston.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-05
CAPTURE or THE CREW OF TIE wEss


W AZ UlptRIstNT
WAsHINGIoN, April 27-a. .,t-
10 Mo- Gen. DIR
j. Wilkes Booth and Harold were 81.
from swamp in -. Msry's COUNTY. 30
CARROTS Farm, near Port Royal -
Rapuahannock. by Col Bakers i9r.s b.
barn IN which they took refuge v..
Booth was shot and killed. ami lisr
tured Booth, body and Harold
here.
L ~ 81 4NrVDN
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-05

The War Department has directed that ali
civilians designing TO visit Fortress Monroe
or City Point and Richmond. must 20 via
the Baltimore boats.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-05

"How strange it is said Pat, AZ he
trudged along ON foot one hot sultrv day,
that Il man never meets team going the
the way be is -
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-05

Mount Baker, Oregon, has been Tor some
time in a state OF active eruption, and it.
formerly sharp points have been fattencd
down some 200 or 500 feet
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-05

SEvENTY-FIvE cESTs-An album, filed With
twelve pictures can be obtained at Styles Tor
Seventy-tve cents. The pictures consist of
views Of Scenery, Autumn Leaves. moses. Roses
Birds &c, &c
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-05

IT,. authorities OF Prince George County.
Md. offer $1,000 reward f.r tire arrest Of
any acclmpiiee- Of Booth within -he limits
o- that county.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-05

In matrimonial stock, somebody save the
fye-twenties are much more popular than
the seven thirties.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-05

BuEGLHs sIILL At WosK n RUTLAND
Ni-ht before last thee burglar, entered the
house OF Col. Geo. =. Merrill. IN this village.
by applying nippers TO Oh, key in the front
door The villains had with them a lantern.
the light from which, as they entered the
hall, flashed into the sleeping room of Col
Ncrriil's daughter. awakening her. Her
screams frightened the burglars. ana they
Immediately heat retreat. Col Merrill
WIS himself absent from home at the time. -
Rutland Herald April 2Stk.
Perfect protection against the opening Of
a locked door with niIp,rs may secured BY
hanging over the door knob loop OF stiff
wire, the ends of which drop through the
handle OF the key and thus prevent It from
turning. This will be found "a very simple
and effective precauuOn.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-05

VERMONT WoUSDED.-We are indebted
a friend in Washington for the following list
Of Vermont soldiers who arrived in Washing
ton April %:
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-05

The EXPL.sIos of tiesteamer Sultana near
Memphis. was mas, isightiul disaster On
ly seven Luldr,d and oi.hty-six Of those on
board have been iaund alive. Tire loss i
now estimated Mt fifteen hundred. The
Memphis hospitals are full % wounded,
many being badly scaldei aud burned. Hun
d9cds who were unhurt by the explosion
were drowned. The cause ol the disaster Il
not asccrtui1ci ; but one Of the mates as
serts tha- there was less steam at tie time
than usual.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-05

he rehsl ram Albenarl,. which wss sum.
IT Plymouth. Y .. by Lieutenant Cushing.
ha> t--"n -a'~'f hV -'''oe Norf' ,r,, c,.ptrac-
-1t.upi hss r,.-o'i lie Ooslort NAVY Y,rd.
The cost ~ "a sing ~ snoat Sd. 900. Her
machinery lie n 'xcsliant order. and she ta-
sustained h"r very little damage by the ex-
ri'-i"'. ~ 20 r'rl-'i". II j. intended 2, vp-
'i .' a. ~. "i,ier amt she will probably
r. -ent 10 New York 10 he tilted out a. a
first class iron-clad.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-05

NV VERSION OF Al OH ADAGE.-'Some
things Candy done a- well a. others Mo-
bile Times.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-05
Personal.

John Bradley is President, Prof. d. S.
Conant, Vice President, and DR.. Edward
BIZ ley one of the trustees Of The Brax-
ton County. Wcss Virginia, Coal and Oil
Company" and Seth L Cole, is one of the
Directors. and Richard NJ. Cole, Secretary
of the Leading Petroleum Company"
Hon. John Hutchinson, formerly OF Yves,
Randolph, but for the last four years Secre-
tary of Dakotah, has beer appointed Consul
to Lcshorn, Italy. He STARTS for Italy in
about two weeks.
Nj. Linccin- grandfather. also nayrci
AbriI am Lincoln, was murdered ty an In
dian an l7si.whiIe az work on rs farm near
the Kentucky river lie l-'. three sons. the
eldest OF whOm. Thongs was the father of
the President. Tbc-aa- married IA 1906
Nancy Hanks. a 7-,i,e Of Virginia, and set
tied IN Harden county, where the President
was born February -, 1900
The sie-cfionc-s &c Ltvcllcs,e. sirr Of the
new MiH--trr of the Interior uai,r Louis Na-
F p5le,n. i- New Eo-.and woman. She was
Formerly the beautiful Mi-- Fowler Of Wa
,ertowu. Mass. and married Nr. samuel
WcDe,, %. Pans. an cmiuent banker there,
and for her second hu.taps thc MARQUIS de
+ L1veiiettc
/ General. Burnside md Ws.bbprn have