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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-28

Ex-President Stephen Allen Benson died
at his residence near Buchanan, Bassa Conn
ty. January oath. The remains were inferred
on his farm with appropriate honors.
Mr. Benson was born Of free colored pa
rents in Cambridge, Dorchester County,
Maryland, March lol6, and with them
reached Monrovia in August 1922, that lace
having been occupied only since tie preeei-
ing April. In an attack by the natives. q
few weeks after, Benson was taken prisoner
and carried into the interior Aiter four
months captivity he was returned. From
this time TO 1880 he was occupied IN acquir-
ing the rudlments Of an education IN the
schools established by the Colonization s.
ciety.
In May, 1858, he was elected Presl-
dent Of the Republic, and in 1855, 81, 50
and 81 be was advanced and re-chosen to
the Presidency. Declining further public
service, he retired to his plantation in 1868.
His death Is greatly lamentcd both in Libc-
ria and this country.
Edward j. Roye has been appointed
Chief Justice in place Of Hon. B. j. Dray-
ton, deceased. Mr.. Roye Is a black man,
born in Ohio, and in his ea'ly youth attend
ed a school taught by Chief Justice Chase Of
the United States
The sugar crop promises large increase.
One man says he will have e at least eighty
thousand pounds Of sugar.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-28

MAsnINOION. ApTiI 2

" T7AA+-fN@~-fT t'-+ =
Whereas. By my direction the acting seere-
tary Of State, in notice to the public On the
9Th day Of April, requested the vsrious religi-
Gus denominations to assemble on the 18th Of
April. on the occasion Of the obssguies Of ABRA-
HAN LINCOLN, late President OF the United
States. aud 10 observe the same with apprOpr.-
ate ceremonies, and
Uhersrs, Our country has become one great
house Of mourning where the head Of the family
has been taken away, and believing special
period should Re assigned for again humh.ing
ourselves before Almighty God in order that the
bereavement my be ssnctided to the nation.
Now
Therefore, In order to mitigate that grief on
earth. which can only be assuaged by commun-
ion with Our Father IN Heaven, aud in compi-
.nce with the wishes Of Senators aud Reprc>en-
tatives IN Congress communicated 20 m- by
r, soluton adopted at the National Capital
I, Andrew johnson, President Of the United
State, do Ler,by appoint Thurslay. the 18th
day Of May next, TO be observed wherever The
United States flag may be respected. a. a d'y
Of humiliation and mourning. anu recommend
nv fellow citizens then 20 assemble 10 their
respective placrs Of wor- nip, there 90 unite iu
solemn services 90 Almigh ~ Col, ia memory ci
the good man who has been removed. 80 that all
shall be occupied at the same time IN c5uiempli-
ton Of his virtues and sorrow fJr his sudden and
violent end.
In witness whereof have hereunto set my
hand and caused the sell'of the United States 70
be affixed.
Done at the City Of Washington. this 9th day
Of April. in the year Of Our Lord 1865 and
Of the United STATES OF America the eighty
ninth
ANDREW JOHNSON
By the President,
". HUSrEE.
Acting Secretary oi state
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-28
Vermont Items.

The dweiiing-house Of E. 3. pridc, of
Randolph Was totally CONSUMED BY ere, April
9th. Cause Of the sre unknown. Loss - 200
-psrtisliv .asured
we Post Office at Albany, VI. has been
discontinued, and the Post Office at West
Albany Is now designated by the name of
Albany.
4 carload Of sheep was lstely purchased
in Shorehsm snd Cornwall, by c. II. Cole
grove Of Michigan, costing over $1,000 (;
some ewe-lambs he paid sue per head tor.
During the eelebration over Lee surreu
der. at LYNDA on Monday Of last week,
somebody pulled down the national has and
dragged 1t in the dirt. They have copper
heads up there, apparently.
r. ;. Orne, Of Barton, had bis leg broke
by the bursting OF cannon, while firing Il
salute on the 10th
Austin NJ. Green, Of Sheffield, attempted
to hang himself week ago Friday. but the
rope was not quite shor; enough aud be was
only choked badly he was found and cut
down IN few minute. lie bad uiei 70
poison himself before.
Burglar. probably city gang, have been
operating IN Rutland County. An attempt
wss made lew days -iucc o. rob che Fair
haven Bank. but ,hc burglars alter q good
deal OF hard work couldn't open the -afe,
and left, getting few revenue stamps for
their pains. Luther Daniels house in Rus-
land was robbed last Thursday night Of $500
in silver plate and 50 ia money. Tie rob
ber- took tlcir time and picked out only the
solid silver The same night Charlie, Shell
dou'- nous. sa- robbed OF e. gold tch
and -.ac money.
s Company ha- been lormed in Middleton
~ 90 work O. quarry ia the north part of the
town, from which tDc marble bias been cut
for more than fifty years.
The Vernon, Valley Railroad has leen
leased by the Rutland a Burlington Railroad
for tire period Of ten years, the price rand
being over 100000 Ter year.
Copper bias been discovered iu Danyili4 IN
large quantities, the Lyndon triaa says.
and land winch was REGARDED liz WORT a--
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-28

BURLINGTON MUSICAL USIoS-This Asso-
citation is now fairly under way. 1t has en-
gagged the rooms in Bank Block. formerly oc-
cupied By the Law Library. and holds regular
weekly meetings for practice. We dropped
in On Friday evening last and found chorus
Of some thirty voices praoticing De Months
Mass, under the instructions OF the Director,
L. \. Camp, Esq, with degrre Of interest
and proficiency which showed that the n,stc-
rial for 4 iouri-hing Association VS. avail
able and already secured to q good extent
More members, especially male voices, are
needed, however We trust CUR citizens will
feel inclined TO encourage the Union. bv
joining and contributing to the funds of the
Society either as ordinary or honorary rnem-
bers. Lawrence Barnes, with his customary
liberaiI;y, has already headed the Ii, Of hon
Orary members, with handsome donation.
and several others have followed his example.
as many more will do, we boTe. without
urging.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-28
THE WEEKLY FREE PRESS

Il published every Friday morning, containing
he news Of the week from al parts, interesting
correspondence from the army, and local and
general intelligence
TERMS.
Two DOLLARS per year if paid absolutely in
advance, otherwise $3.50 per year. Single Co
pies cents.
For rates Of Advertising, &c, inquire at the
FREE PRESS OFFICE, No. 6 College St, Burling-
on, VT.
GEO. ". & G. G. BENEDICT,
Editor. Projectors
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-28

REJoIcIxGs OF 1HE FREEDMEN IL VIRGSta-
Mr.. John E. Vasser, Army Missionary Of the
American Tract Society, New York, in the %
Corps, wrote from Burkesville, April 9th, that
the experiences Of the army since the attack on
Petersburgh, had exceeded those at Gettysburgh
for hsrdships and triumphs.
OF the cOlored people ne says - l wish could
give you some account Of their sayings and do
ings- One man for two days continued to cry:
= Hurrah for the Union. woman said The
rebels bad s fast, and prayed for the Lords will
to be done. think ne He would DO something for
them: but He did all for the Yankees Hun
dreds of men, women and children AOcked TO the
roadside, shouting and laughing as our train Of
wagons, 90 miles long, passed by, and seemed
wild with joy, some e1claiming: Who ever saw
such 81 ARMY"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-28

A LETTEg FROM THE MURDEREE.-A letter
from j. " likes Booth, the assassin Of Pre-i-
dent Lincoln. written in November last. su-
pear IN the n. Y papers. Il was LEFT sealed
with gentleman by whom Ii was oyeur,i
after the assassination. II. consists princir-
ally Of rigmarcie OF stale plauruIes, about
the wickedness and injustice Of the govern
ment and the righteousness 90 the rel-.l
cause. Ii discloses plot which Booth hau
then formed 10 make prisoner Of President
Lincoln. IL closes as follows
My love (as things stand iu-day). l. f.r
the south alone. Nor 10 deem il 4 dishor-
or in attempting to make for her = PRISONER
OF this man, to whJn she owes - much OF
misery. Ii success attends me, 70 uenni-
less TO her side. They say she has found TINT
''last ditch" which the North have 80 lone
derided, and been endeavoring to force b,.r
IN, forgetting they are our brothers. ami
that it's impolitic TO goad an enemy 10 mad
ness. Should reach her in safety and find
1t true, | will proudly beg permission 10
triumph or die in the same s.diteh" by her
side.
A confederate, DONG dlty on as owu res
possibility. J. Wilkes Boorg
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-28

TIE OH LANDS OF WESTERN VIRGINIA.
The following extract from private letter
from the oil regions of Western Virginia,
gives the views of shrewd and careful ob-
server on the ground. The same is doubt
less true Of other oil regions, also
The lands about here have very generally
been leased by Companies from the East Macy
are now boring for oil. Rumors come here every
day Of oil here and there but nothing is ce-
tain beyond uncertainty. Lands not worth a
dollar an acre are selling for slOto $50, in hope
Of something '' turning up. Perhaps it vii.
see nothing that man can do here except to
buy shares in these hterng companies in the
hope officiating the next one by selling to-day
what he bought yesterday"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-28

lN,oXE Tax oF FaRVEt. The Internal
Revenue Commissioner mas D .iied that Oh,
entire amount 90 produce sold DO lsj4 mus,
De- returned "a, income tv farmers, without
regard % any ttxe- previously paid on ur-
suc1 produce By The act OF Is63 armr.-
were required o. return tac1 wear the On
ure corp harvested. hHt by tls fct Of IsG4
tney were re4uIre1 T. return .h, amount u
produce sold. Hcnee portions OF tbcir
crops OF ls63 may be taxed uuew. The
Commissioner says this apparent injustice is
only apparent
''tor, suppose the income of f., farmer %
De the same every year, and the Fate Of tax
the same. It D, plain that the amount of tax
should D. also the same Now the farmer
does not sell the whole crop each wear with
IN that year, and ii he IL taxed in 1854 ON
such produce only as he raised and sold with
IN that year, Is clear that be will not Uav
the full tax due On his real income. SUP
posing tine yearly crop 70 be the same. the
farmer will, IN the last year 81 the tax, raise
4 certain amount Of produce Un which he
will Day no tax. because uusJid, and such
produce will, On an average. be a fair Offset
agaInst the produce raised 10 1868 but sold
10 1904, and which, Consequently. pave
two taxe-'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-28
Citr Council.
Monday Apr, 20
BOARD or ALDERMEN.

BOARD or ALDERMEN
Preseut-Aliermen Appleton. l-s,.. T...
and Underwood
Alderman aG novel talt committee te
appointed TO consider ami report upon thel...-
ton Of a new pouuI Which motion va, passed.
and Aldermen Taft aal appleton ssrsarr intel
sad committee.
An Ordinance 10 relation Co Fire Alarms"
was passed in concurrence
On motion Of Alderman TAR. the Bosrl nd
journei to Thursday next at O'Clock, PM
COMMON COUNCIL
The Council met Monday NJ 6 p. " pursuant
to adjournment
A report from the Joint Committee 70 Rooms
was presented, which was accepted AID adopted
The report assigns the late Sslec,msn's Room
for Mayors Office and All,rmu'- Room. rho.
rooms opposite for Couue.lmen's Room and Po-
lice Court, and the rooms in the southeast c9r-
ner Of the City Hall for the u.e Of tle Young
Mems Association.
a report Of the Committee on Rules was le.d
and adopted
The Council adjourned to Monday next. 81
two P. NJ
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-28

IT. HtED Buy IFS EAsr.-H-ri O. --..
breathing into The system she p .s-u.ls l,a.
b that joyous spring brings .a ii- rr..l. -.
Ehic1 lIras LAe 8 deadly serpent fu ribs .-.
iiss 81 seasons Bur it is easy 90 u-u,r'.i-- ..
ro's1u-remaye thi, deadly --rgeuts sting EN-.
avert rhe r1uss. knees ami d-s-.-
. timely use IS P.ukrrr1u' Nal1l and lt.-...
B,-t---- T1ey never fail o. d. 70. t..
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-28
A letter from the 10th Vt, in walton's
Journal dated Rurkesville 4nr1 Oh ....

letter from the 10th Vt, in Walton
Journal, dated Barkesville April 9th. says
The regiment (of the 81 Division. 9Th Corps
Wss inside the rebel lines as soon as any other
regiment Of the division, assisted in the can't, ~
by assault Of three forts with many guns and
prisoners, and conducted itself throughout N
engagement with as much steadiness and cour-
age as were evInced by any other command
Every officer and nearly sll Of the enlisted
men did all that could be required Of them. Ii
Col Damon and Maj Lyman were eouspicuou.
for their GOODNESS. bravery and skill
Adjutaut Reed lost bis right foot, and being in
the extreme front when he received his wound
was captured. robbed of all his property. and
afterwards retaken by our men. lie i most
excellent officer and an accomplished scholar and
gentleman
Since the battle the regiment has I.een pushing
on with the army in the pursuit of Lee. Il has
suffered no further losses in battle. The last
time saw it, which was on the afternoon Of the
9TH. It was charging in line Of battle with other
troops. against the enemy's position. Ii formed
the rear line and suffered no loss
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-28
We are glad to learn tina. there will Prob

We are glad to learn that there will prob
ably be given here, in a week OF ten day., a
Concert worth hearing. Max Strakosh Is
now on a tour Of concert giving, with Nile
De Kat0w, the yioloncellist, and Mr.. Wohli,
the pianist, whose performances have been
most highly applauded IN New York, Boston,
Philadelphia ana other cities, during the
past few months Nine. Behrens, the Pri-
ma Donna, and Mr.. L. Behrens. the CON-
poser, accompany them, and tboy will prob
ably give concert bere. about the arst Of
Msy.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-28

The Albany Journal says the s,atea,at
that the house Of Mill,ri Fillmore. 900 Buff
10. was discolorcd with NIX by mob. on
Wednesday, Is erroneous. ltisa tacr tha- BE
displayed no mourning. Nor has bee. since
the beginning Of the war. exhibited the
American colors, or shown thc sii-t.l-t SYM
pathy with our soldiers or our cause Tie
Buffalo Courier under takes to apologize tr
the virtual disIoyalty OF the man.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-28

CIV GEANT-NotwithsfauiE- Is W,---
copperhead paper made the discover.
very morning Of Lees surrer.er thar ..-
failure of the combinations Of Gen. Grant u..-
manifest that the most inexpereIc-- %
matters could perceive i-, ami pr.-a-l.-
"hgmhus, the people still have 'Il-.1i-
4l'' confidence ~ his ability, aui --. r.-
% tine opportunity OF obtaining ono
dnr c-rl Photographs of h'u .-
Stv.-- Galierv.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-28

PEoLUic.-on the 10Th day of March
1904, COW owned by Foriyce I. Nssl Of
Ne" Haven, Of the Attorney breed gave biltL
to twins; on the 18th day OF March. 1865.
she had twins again. md 4 =, lO;i Ia, o.:
April 1865, one Of. TIE twins Of 1861. ave
birth 20 calf. The whole of the tbre, zen
era.i1ns sac Awe III a. - vel as could DC
expected
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-28

GENERAL BUrLER.-On Friday la.r, Cen
eral Butler resigned bis Immis.i,n "a. Msi,r
General Of Volunteers, and left Washington
for bis home in Lowell, Mass, with a View
Of deyoiIng himself to law and manufacture
of calIcOes. On hearing Of the asssssina-
ton Of Mr.. Lincoln, he withdrew his rc,i--
nation, and returned to Washington and
it is rumOrod that he will receive an imp9r-
tant Office.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-28

Ina NERNo'T >LyENTH.-by "a PIRATE
letter We learn that Co. {, 7th Vt. regimen,
Capt. Stearns-vas on the skirml>h line
IN the movement On SPANISH FOIt (Mobile)
and that the Captain with twenty Of bis men
we're taken prisoners.-Ihe priyates were
Immediately pafoied and cent 70 Vicksburg
where they are At preseot.- Wal:sa Jour
raj
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-28
List Of Casualties in the Vermont Brig
AIDE.


ade.
HEADQUARTERS Vermont Brigade.
Burkesyille Junction, Va, Apr.l4.S
PETER 7. WAsHBURS.
Adjutant s. Inspector General
Sir have the honor L. forward the follow
ing nominal list of casualties among the troops
Of this comm and in the action of the n inst.
KILLED
sECoSD REGINESr.
Company A-sergt Lys,nder l.. jackson
Underhill
B-S~gt Ja- " Bromley Dandy. Horace e..
Ross, Castleton
D-Corp. mas,Gorman
E-Capt. Chas. c. G. Morey, Myrou Tuihr.
Royalton, William Hurlburt
Geo. W. Sharpey, Colchester.
TiuRD REGIMENT.
A-Corp. Henry j. Stephens. Duuhsui. G.. r.
E-Sy'ester g. lug.est0u
John II. Hastings, Jerich,
k-Sergt Walter Harvey, jr Barnet.
FOURTH REGINEyr
Corp. Henry & Fillebrown. Ct,euI..1.
FIFrH REGIMENT.
C-Henry e.. Pike. Alburgh
F-CorP. Julius Baker. Salisbury. Lewis
Young Shoreham
H-Sergt Edward Br0Wules, Benson. Corr.
Chas. A. Ford, Brandon.
k-Serct John A. Smith, Bolton
SINH REGI~ENr
I-Shattuck P Peck. Weston.
k-Manyiiie Green, Franklin
ELEVENTH REGIMENT
Lieut. Geo. %. French. CsstIeton.
L-EiWiu Hall. Barnet, john B.l-u. New
port.
N-Chas Colby. Dauvll., Cen. So. Weller.
MousJ0n.
I've on., the wounded, having slr-ai- r-t-
!ishei flr Iisfsl
MISSING
TITrH REerus-.
B-Pe,er Delphv. Lincoln. since r--.,r-lr.I.
Hugh Thompson. Strafori since r--e.rtur-i
C-Ley. $. Hammond, Burlington. -.u.- re-
captured.
E-wm. J. Coulter, Arlington. .l5ro.ed
killed. Israel Z. Taylor. Dorset. sine, recap
turei
G-Thomas Barker.
l-J0siah Haley, Powua-
RECArIrrL,rIos.
ID Beg-k.usd S. vounIsi ss. .st,. e..
81 Res-siilei {. sounded -. total e..
itl Reg killed l., w0uui-l d. t.-l. De-
9th Req aIIe G. wounded e. u. -..- B..
total g..
9th keE.-A.-lel q, SOUNDED Do. total 81
llth t.-.-s.lei D.. R04liel 80. rt,. 3d.
TOTAL Killed 70. Nouuiei l.I. ui,,.n.
Aggregate los Us.
Fr.- g.- .r.Nr
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-28

1--WE are Soldiers and applaud no assas-
--i, was the expression Of the rebel inmates
0i Che LIBBY prison 90 receiving the news oi
the murder oi President Lincoln. The ttle-
graph enormously attributed 10 them direct
iy the opposite sentiment.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-28

Hon Lafayette. Foster. President pro TEN
OF the Senate and therefore acting Vice
President, Is "a gentleman of distinguished
abilities. and of the highest character He
Na- hYu iu Franklin. Conn. iu 1906. and
graduated 90 Bclwu University 20 1928
lie Oa- early distinguished az the bar OF his
native STATE. ana was long Speaker in The
lower House Of the legislature tie took
his seat Jog the first time 10 the National
Senate, March irh, 1855, and entered upon
bis second term IA 1861.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-28

The VERMONT BRIGADE is about to return
from the field. Waltou's Jol,rra, of Saur-
day evening says:
We leaIn that an order was read on dress
parade on Tuesday last relieving the Yer
mont brigade from further field duty. The
brigade is expecting to return 10 Washing
ton and to be assigned to garrison duty.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-28

Howell Coh',is the fast, AMI will dogb.
be the only one. Of the rebel member. os,,
Buchanan Cabinet, to tall into our b,,.
Floyd Is desd, and jacob Thompson n.4-,.
escape 70 Canada, sometime sine.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-28

A halt barrel Of brewer yeast. veIsaIa-
$50 pounds, exploded at che .H,- 10 -..
American Express Co.. 10 Milwaukee. WE.
tie other night Thing .ri4, no ,la, o-Se-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-28

GARRisoSED.-As Mr.. Garrison set foot on
Fort Sumter the other day, be said: 81 knew
this place wanted to be Garrisonei, and 50
I've ooze here"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-28

ttEtEIING.-A full stock may ts sen s...
Bee Hive, comprising Tue elegant and costly ...
the plain and Cheap, butal. being -a'i just.
80 $50 d price,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-28
Personal.

at Fredericksburg, although doing scrvice IN
the field, and for sometime eommsuiing his
regiment which formed Gen. Grants head
quarters guard.
Capt. A. Z. Lea7cuworth. oC tn 9th VI.
Is Assistant Provost Marshal st Richmond.
NJ c Brooks is Inspes;rr General on
Gen. Deyens' staff.
81 recent meeting OF the Directors Of
the First national Bank OF Burlington. O.
a. Dodge was elected President. IN place Of
Lew Underwood, resigned
Attic annual Etstlr election Of 81. Paul's
Churca. Of B ,rlins-,a. bel! April : the rol.
loving Ycs,rymen we're chosen
Wm. Il. Wilkins, S.auor Had.a- \.
Prouty, lunar va dea; v.P Moves, y.
I L C-tlin, 4. {. Spar, D. c. L.nsley. Z. o.
Wire.
Ire Rev. George W Bsusiow. O, Gcor.ia.
died at Georgia after o. --grt iiine.s On Fri
day. April :, 1865. aged t5 Years. His
Remains were taken 60 Milton Falls ilf inter-
menl Mr. Rln,l9w bad been preacher ID
.Cauhrilse, Georgia AND Milton ior the !r.t
'thr,y years. and was highly esteemed.
nj slelfe, has been spromtei Post
master at Derby Line. in rl,cs Of Benz. II,
Steele. resigned
Ron. t... ~-...,-,. l.,,..,,.. I... ,.l.....r
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-28

ArrtMPrLD Assassination ~ Na-..
II 900 REwABD l. offered 10y h.
Mayor Grandey, for information -..
secure the arrest 81 the assassin whose.
ted the murder Of sur tJwu-mau. H.,
THoyP>,x. u seem that Oh Nela.~
ning while NJ l. was returning r
business % his residence, "n the Fe-- ...
the river. when about halt wy ..--- .
bridge he was acrustcd hy strange.
before Bee could speak. tire sharp c.rs
pistol greeted his ear. and crash .u-.
let through Overwhelmingly u.-.
h'huy- call "-t1vr PIPE. wliea E
douUte'iiy sawed hi- lite. De- tar
wisely ..,keiadii,i. ami ruuu-.
pursued Pos hI> Wouid-he murderer .
uniniurcd - ITgeues CUi-sa 4Ut.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-28

CITY OF BURLINGTON.

Al ORDINANCE N RELATION To WARNING,
FOB ELECTIONS.
30 Or 1-fIir.. -G -ls cry Crrsil -.s GIN OF h
.r1gf.r, RE- r.l1lrf
So. De- All warning. ilr meet n.- rrf.rre. @. .-
the tA section NJ the Charter 90 This City shall
published 10 each OF The daily new papers 90 t.s
CITY, three times successfully, che last rf
puhlica tons shall be not more than ten. nor
than six DAYS prior 90 the meeting -0 calIeg.
City OF Burlington. Apr. 18th, -55
WIRES
P-rsi1sut 1f fs- Common C1Hr-r..
City % Burlington, April 18th, I-5-.
a. L. CATLIN.
Pfs.tfrrt % The R01rl Or .f-.--.---.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-28

Gfs. SHEEIDlS.-Jari P11fograu
slsrii IAN for sale 30 Sy.e- Gallery.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-28

The Constitutional amendment abolishin,
slavery throughout tie United State wa
unanimously ratified by both branches ,l
the Tennessee Legislature % .te 5ih Ia
ss1t
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-28

1wcnty-six hUun'y-jumpers. uuie.
went through her. Tursday. on ,h-.
DausmorH Prison.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-28
Az ORDINANCE IN RELATION To PoyN

$1,000, - -, No., -- -.,..-.
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o IS i.rs5y 5-i1l-st sgfss Cifr Cour-iI Of --s r.
Burtn.gf0n. a. foiorF
SEC There snail be- established hy the Boar
of Aldermen one Pound. within this city. f- pie
lmpOuld.u, Of all the beasts liable 90 be- .u. --.
cd
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me y =. s'o.. Jun os iei %.
p ms n7 letI-lel % ssae etIe o' anu 49,
-haIi he The SANE as PROVIDE by the la,Fs n ..
stare for 10 luul. .-eDe-. In t..yr1s
$50 8. The Board Of Aldermen shall r1r-s
appoin, one OF more persoas O. aet a. HayFl
whose futy u shall be O. tase up aud denver 81
-tePeI % auA pound " TINS cry. any --e-l