Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-12-01

irst time in ten years.
General Thomas cdmnianding tn, a..
Division Of the tennessee, has tes,ip4 !, = :,
Qrter prohibiting citizens CARVING -, 3.
This taay have been done IN order !.
the well disposed among the peopIs .s
State OF Tcnne--ee an opportunity IN 4.s
Themselves against the violence and Pc
0u'iJwry nov 80 prevalent there
There tss been an argument 49,.
through Two days, ii, the United STATE. n
trict Court in New Orleans, bet9r. " "a
/ Durell, regarding the constituiionslir, ".
test oath required by act OF Come. -.
taken By practitioners in all United :
courts. Ii IS said the Judge ba. in,i ~ az
that he considers the law prescribi,.
oath unconstitutional. ~
The rebel ex- Governor Lubbuc. b...
released from Fort Delaware. HI a..
fort for his home in Texas, h.,
morning.
Thomas ). Carver, one Of tie ....
/ agents Of the Treasury Department.
convicted OF frauds on the sUveirh..
military commission in Mobile. and ..-
ed TO pay fine OF nine thousand dolls.
be imprisoned at hard labor for one r..-
4 Western paper charges that, of al.
thousand bales Of forfeited rebel govern
cotton then IN the State Of AA.a1.
more than One-tcn,h atS gone u t.- 49,.
OF the United States government the 7.-.
ing eighty Thousand bales, worth nor
fifteen millions Of dollars, having bt-
propriated by rascals and sharpers.
The Savannah Herald states that "a
Gilmore has obtained pardon for the d.
Gen. Elliot, who defended Fort S.
against him
Eight rJughs who lately arrived az 81.
nah along With the laborcrs shippiBy
New York to work on railroads, Garr-...
Mr.. COOrdts IN his own store IN Ssv.--.
An order Is printed in the Stys.-.
Herald. cautIOnIng the children of the w..
in Savannah to refrain from .tsrvir- Il
dren Of freedmen. Freedmen occuyyin. .,-,
which have been restored to Their a---
owners are also notified to remove te6-s t.
Goth Of December.
a mutiny occurred in the 5.l res-u-.-
colored troops at Jacksonville f.Jrl!s
in ouelling 1t the Lieut.. Coz. wa ,l5- .- ..
hand, and several mutlneers We're w..1...
Frank GuerleY, the murderer " On g
McCook, will be executed on FRIDAY -.r- b.
Huntsville, Tenn, by orders from We,
ton.
The rewards offered for the ares,
cob Thompson, Beverly Tucker. Ges
Sanders, WIN. c. Clearv and J.hnH>.
ratt, are revoked By order Of the Pr.
Of the United States.
Last week, an accident occurred q o.,
freight train upon the Grand Trunk "a r.,
by which nearly two hundred hog, -
killed and other freight destroyed.
Information having reached the Gr-
ment week OF two ago, that Major o.
Quar;ermasJcr Taylor and Private Hv,.
OBJ the Confederate Army, had 10 t1s.-
session az tire surrender Of Lee army. E
OOO0 In gold. belonging TO the rebe. .,-.
meut, tbey Were accordingly arrs..e. 81
ImPri- ned n e.. Old Capitol Prism
heth subsequently buried $1,000 q
che Dove rivel. which the party e1-
and sp.ut la Redmond. Only S4H
been received by the Government.
Some scouudrel, last week tuesday. q
stumps and rails on the track OF lar 51-
Trunk road between Stanbridge aui "
Junction, but fortunately the engine.
the passenger train next dUc. Was abe
stop the train. Next day, The sane o.
happened again. Ii is supposed ,ua, 4
whose horse was killed on the rad DO
circumstances in which the Road w0ul
he responsible for the damages, ad0pJ
horrible scheme OF revenge Of the com
\ reward of three hundred dollars
mediately offered, and two or three a.
have been made.
The forthcoming report Of the Coal
siOner on Internal Revenue, will rscJu-
the abolishing proprietary revenue St.
and all other stamps except those USE.
legal documents
The Auditor Of the Treasury has i=su-
circular requiring Southern p0stmasts-
pay all balances due the GOyernmcu: az
breaking out Of the war. $4,000 VS.
Gently received from the post office ST.
bile.
The rebel ram StOnewall which arrive.
Washington Navy Yard Thursday ir.z E
vana, a coal schooner ran across the no
the ram. off Station Point in Che-s--.
Bay. The night being dark. it M
been an accident, bus 10 all apps srane.
schooner. from some motive, purpo>s
countered her fate
There was an unavoidable delay 10 ---
ing the Stonewall from Havana, owe.
the breaking Of her machinery, and ks
of the holidays by the Spanish officers.
extended to our officers many c0urIes.e-
unexpected civihties.
The total amount paid TO the Cuban
thorities for the custody OF the ran
nance stores and provisions Was $500
The Farragut naval court. wL.-- IS eng
cd in trying Commander Craven, ..r 'si..
TO attack the StOnewall in the barb.
rIll, will tomorrow, embark On TIE rl-
the purpose Of testing her sailing 4l-i-s
About 10, 900 coolies now leave ll.a
nually. Nearly thousand have been
ed within year, no attention being T-
the ses-worthiness OF the ships uPol
they are carried.
The Fifth Avenue hotel in New i.1sH
$50 900 rent. the st. Nicholas ar .se,
politan $4,000 each. the As;a' --- y. -'s'
York $4,000 each. and the Eseoa 8
900. a. T. Stewart owns the Me1i
and the St Nicholas, and Wm. B As'oi
the AstOr house.
In Williston last Sunday evening,
Mrs j. d. Ishsm was out driving, asi
rsn away, and she WAS thrown out, 20
Ing injuries which causei her teaia
dsy. A piccy Ut board, 81 inches io1-
,aree inches WIDE az the largest en-.
drIyea into Der side under the ninth H.
joint coming uuI AZ lbe right thigh "
rcm.ved bs D.. Tayer BY cutting op'-
th.su.
Two chaps stole buffalo robe 81
but were waited on BY a.
Ger. and concluded to settle that hide D.
paving about ninety dollars.
CALVIN Bennett Of Lyndon, while
on the 10th OF Nov, fell to the grl-l-
died in few moments. Heart al'car
the SUPPOSED cause.
On the night Of Nov 18th, the sur
Orange Fifield OF Orange. was 'r0srh
md about S25 Glen. Mr.. Fifeli se'-