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a NV IIEA CONNECTED WITH The Assassin
NAuoN--The Washington correspondent OF
the Pirts5urg Commercial, speaking of the
shooting Of President Lincoln at Ford's The
at-c. says.
We bear 70 stated that, on tine night Of the
assassination, there were in the theatre over 100
Who had direct or indirect knowledge Of what
was tl happen. Many Of those persons had
victim selected. hut their part Of the murder
failed. from the fact that the person selected TO
turn oil jhe .s- at the crack Of Booths pistol.
from s.me cau,. or other failed 10 perform his
part. Ii the els bad been turned of Booth
would have escaped recognition Had Grant
been there be would have fallen an easy victim
Booth nd not expect the failure Of the person
70 turn Oh the gas; and. after the deed was done,
had 20 make the most oft
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THE BURLINGTON VT, FREE PRESS FRIDAY

thority In Germany, so-called Trial Stations, -
are every where being established. They cost
less and do tenfold the good that agricultural
colleges do. The main difficulty with the latter
seems to be, how to get first class teachers, and
hence the modern tendency to merge them into
the universities or other higher institutions of
learning. We hope Mr.. Cornell's proposition
to our State has been so accepted ss to leave US
free TO avoid the errors of the agricultural col
leges of Europe. and to organize a really bene-
fetal institution.
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A Card.--Gen. Lee and the Christian
Commission.

The attention of the friends Of the Christian
Commission, who may have been surprised At
some statements made public by newspaper
correspondent relative to delegation Of the
commission visiting Gen. Lee at his residence at
Richmond, is called to the fact that no officer,
or agent, or delegation of the commission, or
any authorized party has ever called upon Gen.
Lee
If any volunteer delegate of the commission,
temporarily in Richmond, has. under the pres
sure of idle curiosity, so far forgotten has pro-
priety as to suppose that duty, or the privileges
accorded by the commission, would take HIM TO
Gen Lees house, he has acted entirely on his
own account, and under an utter misapprehen-
sion Of the work for which he was sent TO the
army, and his conduct is as severely repreheud-
ed by the commission as by any loyal heart in
the country.
GEO. H STUART,
Chairman L s Christian Commission
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yet from the position they have taken during
the rebellion, sympathizing with the South
and doing all they could as ''neutrals" to
assist them, we are not surprised to learn of
the trembling which they are now undergo
ing. We hope they will learn wisdom from
their experience. Boston Trareiler.
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DECLINE IN MfATs.-The decline in good
Beef Cattle in Brigtto Market this week Is
said to have been three cents a pound. The
New York papers say there is a further de
cline of all kinds of meat in that market this
week-more on veal than any thing tie,
owing to very heavy arrivals. Fair calves
sold at I0al2c Veal has been retailing out
of Washington Market at Sale. by the sin
gle quarter. We quote
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Letter from Rebel General Omcer> on
dle Assassination.
FORTRESS MoNRor, April 10. 1850

FORTRESS MONROE, April 10. lstj.
Lieut.. Gen. L. S. Grand,
Commanding United States Army;
General-You will appreciate,
| am sure. the sentiment which prompts me
to drop YOU these few lines Ofall the mis-
fortunes which could befall the Southern
people, or any Southern man. hy far the
greatest, in my Judgment. would he tie pre-
valence OF the idea that they could entertain
any other than feelings OF abhouence and in-
dignation for the assassination OF the Prc,i-
dent of the United States and the attempt 90
assassinate the Secretary OF state.
No language can adequately express the
shock produced upon myself, in common with
all the general officers confined here with me.
by the occurrence Of this appallin. crime.
and by the seeming tendency IN the public
mind 10 connect the Southern men WIKI It.
Need We say that We IRE no assassins nor
the allies OF assassins, be they from the North
OF from the South. and that. coming as we
do from most OF the States OF the South, We
wosld be ashamed of our own people w,r, We
not assured they would reprohate this crime.
Under the circumstances | could not refrain
from some expression Of my feeling, ltha-
utter them TO a soldier who viii comprehend
them.
The following ofhcers-M MAJOR Generals FL.
johnson OF Virginia and h,r-haw Of >.urH
Carolina (. Brlgadier q nCrsil- Barton. Core.
Hunton and Jones, of Virginia Dubois.
Semmes and II K. jackson, of Georgia .
Frazier OF Alabama Smith and Gordon. ui
Tennessee Cabel Of Arkansas Marmaluky
Of Missouri and Commodore Tucker ol Nu-
ginia-all heartily concur with me 10 what
have said. Respectfully,
r. :. EwE1I.
Lieutenant Gen {. : &.
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A price Is set on the heads OF JEFF. Davis
and others, by the following.
PROCLAMATION
BY the President of the United State


BY the President of the United States.
Whereas, 1t appears from evidence in the
bureau of military justice that the afro
cious murder of the late President, Abraham
Lincoln, and the attempted assassination Of
Hon. W. II. Seward, Secretary of State,
were melted, concerted and procured by and
between jefferson Davis, late Of Richmond,
Va, Jacob Thompson, Clement c. Clay,
Beverly Tucker, George n. Sanders, W c.
Cleary and other rebels and traitors against
the government Of the United States ,harbor-
ed in Canada. Now
Therefore. To the end that justice may be
done. /, Andrew johnson, President of the
United States, do offer and promise for the
arrest Of said persons, or either of them,
within the limits of the United States, go
that they can be brought to trial, the follow
ing rewards
One hundred thousand dollars for arrest
of jefferson Davis, twenty-five thousand dol
lars for the arrest OF Clement C.. Clay, twen-
ty-fye thousand dollars for the arrest of
Jacob Thompson, late Of Mississippi, TWEEN
ty-fve thousand dollars for the arrest of
George y. Sanders, twenty-five thousand
dollars for the arrest of Beverly Tucker, and
ten thousand dollars for the arrest of Viii
liam C. Cleary, late clerk of Clement c.
Clay.
The Provost Marshal General OF the
United States is directed TO cause descrip-
ton of said persons. with a notice OF the
above rewards, to be published.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set
my hand, and caused the seal Of the United
States to be affixed.
Done at the City of Washington, the second
day of May, in the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and sixty
FIVE. and Of the independence Of the
United States the eIghty-ninth.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
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The following Is sent US for publication

The following Is sent US for publication
ASSISTANT QUARrERMAsrEA OFFICE.
DEPARTMENT or WASHINGTON.
tCRoULAR.l
On and after May LIST, 1866, uni October
lsi, 1850. the disinterment Of the bodies Of SOL
diers and others buried in the National Cemete-
ries Of this Department will be prohibited.
Respectfully,
Signed JASIES NJ. MOORE
Captain and \. Q. n, L. s. \.
To Col. Frank F. Holbrook, Vermont Military
Commissioner, 25l St, Washington. D. c.
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Forty years ago John Hopper Of New
York died and 10y viii left his farm T. three
grandchildren, with certain conditions that
made il necessary to bring the matter before
the courts. \ final decision has lust been
reached The farm, then OF no great value.
covers the tract between 49;h ana 54th
streets, extending from the Sixth avenue to
North river. and l. worth about $ 900 900.
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HEADQUARTERS I'm VT. VET. Vols, !
Whistler, Ala, April 18th, 1865.

W "a @feHf 49,
PETER 7. WAsHBURN, Adjt. and Insp. General
State Of Vermont
General have the honor to report the oper-
ations of this regiment subsequent TO the cap
ture of Spanish Fort.
Immediately after the fall Of Spanish Fort,
the regiment proceeded to Blakely. where it re-
manned two days. On the evening If the llth
inst, our division marched to Stark's landing
and went aboard transports. The next day
about noon, we disembarked at point about six
miles from Mobile and marched to within about
a mile of the city, where We encamped for the
night. The next day We marched through Mo
bile and proceeded TO Whistler, station on the
Mobile and Ohio Railroad, where we found a
party of rebel cavalry. After brisk skirmish
they retrested. The regiment is at present en-
camped at whistlerville, about six miles from
Mobile.
have the honor 10 be,
General, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
". C. HOLBR0OK,
Col. Eth Vt. Vet Vols.
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LIFE. FIRE 4 MARINE INSURANCE

LIFE. FIRE = MARINE INSURANCE
Etna Insurance Company.
OF HARTFORD, Conn.-CapitsI.. 30 o.l
Home Insurance Company,
OF NEW YORK.-CapitAl. ...........-. g.. 10000
PhRnir Insurance Company,
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Connecticut Fire Insurance Company.
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North Western Insurance COMPANY
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Western Massachusetts Insurance Co.
. OF PITTSFIELD. Mass.-Capital. ........s $1,000,
International Fire Insurance Company
I OF NEW YORK.-Cspital. 81 oou,i-
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New York Lite Insurance Company.
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Charter Oak Life Insurance COMPANY.
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Travellers Insurance Company,
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Fire and Inland Insurance taken IN the abov.
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Dwelling houses and their contents and farm, ,,-o
perty generally will be insured for one or a term
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SANIEEs. The assF>-in Sanders l. no nov
ice at the business. lie wss long connected
with parry Of noted sti!cttoIsts IN Italy I:
took active part IN tie scheme OF Orsini to
kill the Emperor Napoleon advocated the
plan OF Malzini iur getting Fii OF the Pope :.
ordered au internal machine az Colts pis-
tol factory, and tried - induce the w0rkmen
t. swear That Dc was part OF an agricultural
implement. No laser yIllaiueyer polluted
the earth than George y. Sanders-A l6anv
Journal.
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How E>GLaNp ciN HON CANADA-Mr
special Russell, li tao London Tunes ,has
Just published book un Canada and IT, de-
lenses. lt informs Great Britain, after a
careful examination 20 the d,icn-ibilitic- of
Canada. thtt ''an army of 10000 men
woull slfice % bold Canada against twice
that number. As tho iHrce here set down
Is Just about equal 70 tine whole regular army
of Great Britain, Alr Rus-e.l'> book l. not
likely o. carry much comfort % those Butons
whl go in lear OF war with the United
States
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VERMONT CENTRALAND> TIIrv.,
RAILROADS.
SUMNER ARRANGEMEyT
Commencing Nay l, lss-


Leave Burlington at 7.25 A. NJ. f4.1Py DBL.
500 ?. Il
Mail Train leaves 81. Aibans, tt5gA.W ..
Meeting at Whit River Junction ar- Bella. b
with trains f0r Boston, Worcester >p-rrfs-4 b.
New Y0rs arriving at New Y0rk 40 IIT5p r.
with trains on Passumpsic r. r.
Day Express leaves Montreal at -1r AZ
St Johns at 20 AN. Ogdensi ur-h ats b, A 81
Boston, &C, connecting at Burlington win E.
land Road for Troy and New Y9ra sr-...-.
Boston via Lowell al IO 70 P. "
Night Express leaves OgdeusAurrh atrf.I ~
Montreal $50 ?. Nj, ROuse's Point 5.i5PM IS. H.
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Meeting at Bellows Falls with Cheshire Ra'--.s- .
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FOR SALE.

THE Farm AND RESIDENCE Of the sa
Il Judge FCOTE. The place i ntuated 81 -'
head Of Pearl street. IN the city Of Burlingt0l SCI
onsists OF about sixty acres of land, mostly l1--
ultivatiou, with 4 twu--t0ry dwelling house, 70
barns, carriage house, ice house, &c.
The location Is a very desirable one for 1f.
wealth, bein. one Of the finest in city Wis--
views, both Of land and water scenery. a.,
oned superior 70 those Of any other tHEl
England, not to say IN the United States. 80
The situat on is slso on admirable one t-iA-
hotel which l. very much needed in the ~ s' -
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constantly increasing number Of summs- s'--'-
The place is moreover, capable Of d,gis--- '-
= large number VI eli zible building lot.
Also for sale. a fne building lot Of s'.l' =
acres, on Goch Street. Terms made know p, -
subscriber, Main street, two doors west q ne I-
ical College.
LEONARD MARSH, N y.
Mar. Is. ftH-
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We do not remember a season when the
fruit trees were in full bloom 80 carly a. hey
are this year. Cherry, plum, pear and peach
tress IN thls vicinity arr white with blossoms
and present a beautiful appcarance.-Bo Boston
ygnrnnl
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For the tfst time since the suspension Of
specie payments tie supply of cent- at the
mint exceeds the demand Though tb,. com
4ge u LleD went Oh INCREASINGLY, aud though
two-oont pieces we're made in large numbers,
the demand. until now. exceeded the supply.
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VIEWS OF REsIDEcEs.-Tbe present time is
the best season Of the year for taking Photo
graphic views OF residences. styles has So OF
the celebrated Globe Lenses, the best Instruments
made, for taking views Of buildings and land
scapes, and Is prepared at al! times 90 take pic
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PREsIDENr LINcoN's FuNERAL.-The iu-
neral ceremonies at Srip efelI. ILL.,, on Thurs
day were very impos ing. About noon the
remains of NJ. Lincoln were brought from
the State House nd placed in the hearse -
Ire funeral pr cessi0n was under direction
ct MAJ. Gen Hooker. Marshal-in. Chiei. and
Brig Geus. look and Oaks. The guard OF
honor WIS tine same as during the entire
route. ne procession was long. including
tie poVt rnJrs of seven States. members of
Oongrt -s. State and municipal authorities.
dcieS' uuns from adjoining States. Free Ma
s3rs, Odd Fellows, and citizens. including
co.ured citizens
The procession arrived at Oakridge Gene
t5ry at % clobk. On the leit OF the vault.
N which the remains of the President and
his son were deposited Immediately or arri-
val, wac platform on which We're singers
who sang appropriate mdsic. On the right
I was the speakers stand
/ The vault Is at the foot of a knoll in a
+ beautiful part Of the grounds which contain
B forest trees of all yaucties II has a doric
/ gable resting on pIlaster-, tbe main wall be-
/ Ing rustic. The vanlt il Is feet high and
/ about the same .u width, with ,omi-circular
wings of brick projecting from the hill-iIe.
7 The maternal D. limestone. procured At Joliet
III. Directly inside the I,onjcrou- Doors is
/ an Irun grating. The interior walls are COW
cred with black velvet dotted with ever
/ greens. 10 the centre ol the vault l. "a iuun-
/ dauon of brick capped with marble slab, on
/ which the coffin r,st- The front ot the
vault j. trimmed with evcrSrceus
The Dead March of Saul was SUM. accom-
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The New York Rerieic says t.ai pretty
girls, which are much more nume4o4, un
Broadway than formerly, are the result of
certain modern improvements.
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PoEr'fs--The Boston shippers adyi e
the Vermont farmers to plant this year a
much larger proportion of Pinkeyes, than
hcre'1ore. - they are the only desirable
kind tor the Southern markets now about TO
be opened.
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lufpRIANT bECi>ioN.-Trc Commissioner
of Internal Revenue has decided that lo--e,
oi pr TcrtY hY robbery ur warfare are oon.i-
dered as losses of capital. which cannot Pee
deducted from income. This decision serious
ly affects many taxpayers oi St Adams who
suffered losses by the raid last tall.