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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-01-19
NV York, Jan. IL.

NEW lDhh, cdu. L.
Steamer Scotia arrived up at ll.2O to-
day. News scarce.
Fenian trials were again progressing at
Cork. Another prisoner had been acquitted.
Two regiments had been sent from England
to Dublin. One of them in garrison at
Manchester, was aroused at a. m, and
conveyed to Liverpool 1000 strong early the
same morning, and embarked for Dublin.
Such energetic movements of course give
rise to rumors of serious danger.
La France denies the report from America
that the French Minister has sent his first
secretary Of Legation for instruction on the
Mexican question, and that he has given notice
that he will withdraw if America sends
tc Juarez.
LONDON, Saturday eye-Consols close at
81 S73, for money; U. 5. 5-20s 65 651
Illinois Central K. K. 7Si 79I eriividend
Erie SD SIS
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&enal alatiffs.
WILLIAM LANNON'S ESTATE


STATE OF VERMONT. 1rJyHE Hono-,,r. n.
District Of Grand Isle, IS. Probate Conf. Will.
interested. fN''0''
rt-t GREETING.
mneISaS Application in writing hath been made
70 tlis Court, " the guardian OF William Landop-
ol license 70 sell the real estate OF his ward setins
.o.sn IN sad application that IL would be beneficial
anu eondreve 10 tho interest Of his ward 20 sell the
sto, and 70 invest the proceeds in otter real CO.
tate or put the same at interest
AMI thereupon the Court hath assigned the nj
Gay OF ebruary next, az the Probate Once in North
nero, 70 near and decide said application, and
ofdeIed public notice to be given 70 an persons in
terested, by publishing this order three weeks sne
sssssiysy in the Burlington Free Press, all Of which
peIac.tions 20 % previous to the time appointed
ior nearing and deciding on said Application
THEREFORE,, You are hereby notified 10 appenr
before SAID Court, at the time and place assigned
and show cause, If any you may have why t6e IN,
eense and authority pray ed for should not Re grant.
Given under my hand at North Hero, this 18th
DAY Of January, ls66.
- AUGUSTUS KNIGHT, Judge.
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MAsHINGrnN- Ian l.

Gen. Grant by order of the President re-
fuses to withdraw troops from Southern
States until there is full security for the
rights anu safety Of all classes Of citizens.
Latest adyIces from Mexico assert that the
French have sent large force in pursuit of
Pres. Juarez which he will not be able to
resist.
Adviees from the South state that in spite
of all attempts Of the late masters to oppose
freedmen in many instances succeeded OBJ
tanning advanced wages.
The threatening letter sent to Sen. Sum
ner on Saturday night with human finger
in box following closely on tho attempt
upon Sen. Wade, shows a very bitter feeling
in this district against negro suffrage.
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FIRE Is WNDsoR.-Two Of the principal
stores IN Windsor, those OF L. Z. Fay d Co.,
owned by l. W. Hubbard, and White 4 Tux
bury, were entirely consumed by fire on
Monday night. Several other buildings,
including the Journal and Chronicle Office
were somewhat injured. Loss $4,000.
distributed as follows, AZ we learn from the
Journal.
Mr.. Hubbard's loss on the building is
S3,OOO-insured for s. ,0OO. L. {. Fay
Sons loss on goods. So, OO0-partly insured
A. q. Amsden's from $4,000 to s.. 500
insured for $1,000. White d Tuxbury
loss from IS, 900 to Sl2, OOO-fully insured
The store buildings were also insured. L.
J. McIndoe's loss from 800 to S2O0-in-
sured.
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WASHINGTON. Jan. L.

Gentlemen occupying prominent political
positions are confident that all differences Of
opinion between the Executive and Lcsisla-
tive departments. can be harmonized by the
passage by Congress Of law granting qua
lifted suffrage in this District. and OF tie
two bills reported by Senator Trumbull, t.
confer judicial aud other powers ON the
Freedmen's Bureau, and to protect the III
habItants OF all of the United States in the
enjoyment Of their civil rights.
Pres. johnson will sign ;hesc bill, If they
are passed, and then Congress having Oh
tanned guarantees for the future, can safely
admit every duly elected loyal applicant Tor
a seat.
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EostOn Market
WEDNESDAY. Jan. 10

WEDNESDAY, Jan. 10.
FLOUR--Priees continue to be well sustained.
Sales at $ - a .5ior Western supeTine 8 %
q for common extras go a % for medium do
and 81 % T. 90 Tor good and choice including
Geresee, Canada, Ohio and Michigan. s.. Louis
is firm II si3 a l6 2 Dbl and some favorite brands
are still selling as high as 81 ? bhl for small Ia
Corn Meal there ave been small sales al s. p Lhl
Buekvheat 81 Is a q loo Bs.
GRAIN-The arrivals o. corn have tetn quite
large, and prices have eased oiI little. Western
mixed, CSC a 81 %, southern yellow 81 a U for
new, closing at 81, Oats are firm, sales Of North
ern ard Canada at g. "a Csc; and Prince Edward
Islandat55 q SOC 2 Lushel. Rye 81 o. a % =
bushel, White Beans have been in steady demand
common and good blue pod at 81 80 a 80 and
marrow and extra pea at s275 a } q bushel Can
ada Peas 81 30 a 50 2 hush. Barley sje a 81 10
2 bushel, as to quality. Shorts $50 a 32i Fine
Feed s32 a IS and uiddlings SIS a 40 2 ton.
PRONlSI0NS-The arrivals Of Pork continue
small, and sales OF prime at IS, mess at SO a b,
and clear at s32 a IS 2 bbl Beef has been in fair
demand, common and good Western mess at SIS a
49, extra mess at So 2ji and family at s. a %
Y bbl Lard 10 a 2oc 2 p in bbls and tierces,
Smoked Hams L a l9c a b. as to quality. Dressed
Hogs have been in demand for some days past, the
market is firm at u! a l3c for Western, and 70: a
lie for choice State. Butter is quiet and prices re-
main about the same, at 30 a &c for good and
choice New YORK and Vermont diaries, and 30 a
3sc for common and fair. Canada is dull and has
been sold at 30 a 35c 2 b. as to quality Cheese is
dull at Is a Isc Y b FOR farmers, and Is a &c for
factory.
WO0L-The market is very firm fer domestic
Wool. with a fair demand from manufacturers and
the sales Of the week have been upward Of $4,000
lbs fleece and pulled at from IS a soc y d, as to
quality. In Canada combins sales Of 1000 bs at
sOcP p.
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The Brownsville TcrGs letter in the Times
dated 18th says the American division under
Gen. Crawford Is not making much Roadway
as Federal soldiers have been forbidden to
enlist.
The lmperials had surprised a small camp
of Liberals killing l. and capturing 80,
who were to be executed under Maximilian's
order.
Gen. Crawford addressed Gen. Weitzel on
the subject asking him TO prevent the nur-
der. The latter replied tha; be had entered
a solemn protest, but Gen. Meiia had IN.
formed him that he was compelled to exc
cute them by orders Of the Government
Gen. Crawford was fred at hom the
other side Of the river, but an apology was
afterwards offered.
Rec Mt advises say that Gen. Clark had
arrived at Brownsville with important des-
patches from the North
\ grand dinner had been given to Gen.
Wei;Iel and Crawford. by the Mexican Lib
srals, in Brownsville Much good feeling
was manifested on the part Of the Federal
generals towards the Mexican Republicans.
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Died.

Al the residence Geo C. Mosher in Providence,
R. l.. Jan. 9Th, Miss Florence Ella Ward. aged p
years.
At the residences Of s. Wheeler, Esq, Ferris
burgh, Vt, Dec. II. 1865, Mrs. Hannah F. Went
worth, aged about 60 years.
Ms. Wentworth viii be remembered as the man
aser Of the ladies' department On the fayorite
steamers Franklin" and Burlington % in the pal
miest days Of steambOatins on Lake Chanplain.
AT Wnooski Falls, Jan 18th, Rufus Duncan, aged
IS years.
In Milton. Jan. 9Th, 1856, Daniel Ward, aged GO
} cars.
In this city, on Tuesday morning Jan. 10, Lucia
D. Peterson, only daughter Of Geo. and Sharley c.
Peterson, aged p years and 6 months.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. i6

Nothing has yet been heard from Sec. Sc
ward. who has the vessel of war in which
he depar ted completely under his control to
60 where he pleases.
The public debt has decreased up to Dec.
lst from the highest point in August last,
forty-o millions. An official statement
from Provost Marshal Fry, that it will take
six hundred and eighty-iour millions to
equalize soldiers bounties, startles members
of Congress. There is a great Western
pressure in favor of the measure.
The Government has just established eight
military posts In Virginia, for garrisons,
This does not indicate q military abandon
nent Of the State.
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NV YoRK. Jan. l..

4 Washington despatch says Com. Wins
low the principal witness against Semmcs
has arrived. The pirate will he tried at an
early day.
Gen. Grant expects to be settled in biz
new residence in about a week.
See. VI Culloch has arranged Tor confer
ence Of the Provisional Delegates with the
Com. on ways and means.
\ Cincinnati despatch states that p1liti-
cal fracas occurred at Richmond, Nv. two
families named Parish and Kayanash were
the principals. Some sixty partisaus took
part IN the affair. One man was killed.
three are supposed to be- mortally wounded
and hall u dozen others seriously injured
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-01-19
NEW YORK. Jan. 10

Senator Wilson's bill for the reorganiza-
tion of the regular army was formed upon q
plan laid before the President and Sec. of
War few weeks since by Gen Grant
Gen. Grant expresses the opinion that the
necessity of maintaining large military
force in the Southern States no longer exists
and he believes that a. material reduction in
the number Of our troops remaining there
may still safely be made.
The Fenian Congress yesterday adjourned
Siue die.
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COLoRADo.-There seems to be some Diff
Guilty about the admission of Colorado as q
State into the Union. The act of Congress
Of Dist March, 1854, provided that on the
adoption Of the Constitution the State
should be admitted. The Constitution was
rejected. In the Summer of 1865 second
Convention was called by the several politi-
cal committees and a second Constitution
formed. This was adopted by small ma
jority of the voters. This action not being
according to the law of Congress, having
differed in time and place from the provi-
sions Of the act. the President declines to
issue proclamation admitting the State,
and refers the whole question for the further
action of Congress.-Tri5uHe
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STATE OF VERMONT, }THE Hon. the Probate
District Of Cht;cnden, S.. Court for the District
OfChittenden.
To all persons interested in the estate
OF Silas johns late CT Huntington in said Dis
trict, deceased.
WHEREAS. said Court has assigned the 3Oth day Of
January next for the settlement Of the administra-
ton account Of the administrator Of the estate OF
said deceased. and ordered that pubic notice there
~ he iven 10 All persons interested in said estate,
by publishing this order three weeks successfully
previously 20 the day assigned, in the Burlington
Free Press printed in Burlington, IN SAID DE-
trict. -.
THEREFORE,, you are hereby notified TO appear at
the Probate Court rOoms, in Burlington, on the day
asst gned then and there 10 contest the allowance
OF said account, II you see cause.
Given under my hand at burlington, IN said Dr.
trict this 9Th day Of Jan A. - 1850:
7. L. WALES, Judge
r.aurl
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1
4 Washington despatch says Saturday
night a box was left at the door Of See.
Summers private room and addressed to him.
and containing finger cut from the hand Of
a negro, wrapped in a note calling the Sena-
tor by an obscene name. AID stating that
the writer sends HIM piece Of one Of his
friends, land if that bill passes, will have
piece Of you
1t Is stated upon good authority that the
Senate committee on Contested Elections has
prepared report adverse to Senator Stock
ton, OF y. j.
A private letter from trustworthy source
has been received from Paris. stating that
the Legislative bodies Of the French Empire
will assemble about the 18th inst, and that
the Emperor IN his opening address will pre-
sent most pacific sentiments towards the L.
5, and unless in the meanwhile the relations
of the two countries become hostile in the
question of honor, Will promise to eyacuate
Mexico as promptly as possible.
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NEw YORK, Jan. Is.

Col O'Mahony yesterday received letter
from the Head Centre Stephens cordially in-
dorsing his action during the late trouble
and appointing a representative and fnan-
cial agent Of the 50 called Irish Republic in
this country.
The volunteer officers il the Freedmen =
Bureau in Virginia have been ordered
join their companies for muster out. Their
places will be filed by details from the Vet
eran Reserve corps.
Dispatches state that the ladies' reception
at the White House yesterday was a grand
affair
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News of the week.
WASHINGTON, Jan. IL.
BY Telegraph

WASHINGTON, Jan. IL.
The Canadian ambassadors to negotiate
new reciprocity treaty will have uphill work
unless prepared 10 make important conces-
sions in favor of the U. 5.
The Republican says remonstrances are
pouring in from the East and the West,
against it.
The sentiments expressed at the caucus OF
the Republican members Of the House, last
evening, indicates that the majority is clear
ly IN favor of basing the suffrage in the
District OF Columbia. both black and white.
on ability to read and write.
The letter OF District Attorney Speed, in
regard to Davis and others. sent in to Con-
gress expresses his opionian, that the parole
given to Lee and other rebel officers is no ul-
innate protection against prosecution for
high treason.
Documents transmitted to Congress re-
garding Mexico show wide field Of intrigue
between the emperor of France and ex-Sen.
Gwin and other rebels and will excite atten-
tion throughout the country.
The ID Regiment U. S. colored troops has
arrived here from Key west and are being
mustered out. 1t will not be long before
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ALVIN J. WATKINS ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, tV'O all persons con-
District Of Chttenden, -. cerned in the estate
Of Alvin j. watkins, late o! Essex, IN said D5tret
deceased. 60
Alta Probate Court holden at Burlington, within
and for the District Of Chittenden, on the 3rd Day
0f Jan A. ID. 1866 an Instrument, purportlng 70 be
the lat viii and Testament Of Alvin J-Natkins,
late Of Essex, in said District, deceased, Was
presented % the said Court Aforesaid, for Probate
And IL is ordered BY said Court that the 18th day OF
January A. d. 1866 At the Probate Court Rooms IN
said Burlington, be assigned for proving sald In,
strument and that notice thereof be gwen 70 Al
persons concerned by publishing this order three
weeks excessively in the Burlington Free Press.
newspaper printed a. said Burlington, previous 70
THEETT5FE' YOU are hereby notified TO appear
before said Court at the time and place Aforesaid,
and contest the probate Of said will II you have
cause. q. =
Given under nv hand, 81 the Probate Court
rooms, this Sd day u Janulry, A. ID, ls66-
,v1syvg T. T. WALES, Judge.
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NEW YORK. Jan. Is

A Charleston letter reports the arrest OF
Theodore 4. Juryey, Henry COrbin and A.
5, johnson for blockade running during the
war.
A series Of editorials SAID to be written by
Ex Gov. Magrath at the instance of Gen.
Sickles, arguing that the success of the con-
federacy would have been a misfortune to
the South, have been Published in Charles
ton, creating much comment.
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a Washington despatch says the Govern
ment has received information which tends
to the belief that the recent destruction by
fire Of the Arsenal at Columbus, Miss, was
caused by incendiaries to cover a theft Of
Government cotton, stored in the Arsenal.
4 letter has been received from Alex. ii.
Stephens stating that the condition and
persecution Of Union men in Georgia are at
this time vastly worse than during the Re
beli0n.
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pHILAxDER WELLS ESTATE.

WE. TUE SUBSCRIBERS, having bee
w appointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
for the district Of Chittenten. Commissioners to re-
ceive examine and adjust the claims and demands
of All persons aainst the estate Of Pnilander Wells,
late Of Hines6ugh, in said District, represented
insolvent and also all claims and demands exhibit
ed in Offset thereto and six months from the day
I'D the date hereof being allowed BY said Court for
that purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice,
that We VII attend 10 the business OF our appoint
ert ~ ne dwelling Of Eleazar Glass in Hinesburgh
in aid District, On the last Tuesdays OF ia
nuary and June next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, on each
Ct said days ,s.-
JOSEPH MARSH, commissioners
RUFUS PATRICK,
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Special 3lOiitts.
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NEW YORK, Jan. 10.


a jury was finally obtained yesterday in
the Otero murder ease.
Gen. Sweeny was called to Washington
yesterday by despatch from the Sec Of
War and is assured that he will be restored
to his position in the army.
Gov. Ward of y. j. was inauguratel at
Trenton to-day.
At a meeting OF the New England Society
last night, 200 new members were elected,
making a total of $50; at the last meeting
Of the society it was resolved that tnere
should be great social reunion Of resident
New Englanders.
A Paris letter says tie Emperor and
Cabinet are carefully studying the means
Of Withdrawing from Mexican territory and
with as little loss of.Tresfige as possible.
The Emperor desires it to be done OF his
free will and not under menace.
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Senator Wade says the story Of an attempt
to assassinate him is much exaggerated. The
visitor made no actual assault upon him and
the Senator FASTENED his exit from the house
by using his boot.
There is no doubt that several Republican
Senators have been threatened with violence,
but this is the first act looking to the accom-
plishment Of such purpose.
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BrRLIyGToSBusSEss CoLlEGE.-Thisiustitu
ton Is designed TO Impair, to young men a sound
practica. business education which shall fit
them for active duty in any department Of tusi-
ness. The College Monthly with Authorization
may be obtained by addressing Bryan Stra;tou
ana Hoyt, Burlington VI.
Bur liugt,u S,It. l.lsC5 ril
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Are You Lame, Crippled or Deformed

ar have ycu, OF yOur neighhors, boy or child
~ lame with contracted limbs, or curved spine
or crooked feet. or weak or paralyzed limb, or
ankles, or who are entirely helpless, OF who are
obliged 20 creep CT Z walk with crutchss or whose
limbs are shortened, CT crooked, or drawn up, or
who walk On the toes, or whose ankles roll or
turn Inward, or who have crooked knees from white
swelling, or scroiula, who limp from hip difficult
ties To save such from 4 life OF misery, will you
not write letter, giving the prominent points Of
the case, and receive in return free Of charge,
circular, which nal lie the means o. saving them
II so, address, Or. J. p. MANN, . West 4st ST.,
New York.
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Russell sHAW.s ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, (rTHE Honorable the
District Il Chittendon, Il Probate Court for the
District Of Chittenden.
To all persons interested in the estate OF Russell
Shaw late Of Essex IN said District deceased.
GREETING.
WHEREAS, said Court hath assigned the 9th day
Of February next for the settlement Of the admins
trat0n account u the executrx Of the last will OF
said deceased and ordered that public notice their
Of be given 70 all persons interested in said estate,
by publishing this order three weeks successively
previous 70 the day assigned, in the Burlington
Free Press printed in Burlington, in said District
THEREFORE, you are hereby notified 10 appear at
the PrOblt, Court rooms, in Burlington, on the
day assigned. then and there to contest the allow
arce Of said account, II you see cause.
Given under ny hand, this 18th day Of January
A. ID. ls66,
TIE WALES, Judge.
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The Mobile Advertiser Of the Sth SAYS
Gen. Thomas has officially informed Gen.
Patten that all the l. ). troops will be re-
moved from Alabama and that arms and
ammunition will be furnished to the State
militia, also that provisions tor destitute IA
miles will be promptly furnished to the
State. The same report comes from Geor-
gia respecting the withdrawal OF the L. 5
troops from that State also.
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Browns bronchial TrOcbes

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An AMBITIOUS young man. Of a literary
turn, and fond OF "school-marms" lately
visited a school in this country, and \
limitation, made a speech, about as sensible
as half that are made on like occasions.
lie said Young Ladies and Gentlemen
You are gathered heie for the purpose Of
obtaining an education. Education consists
Of being educated to respect education and
learning and education. Education teaches
US that education comprises all things learn
ed from education. Educate yourselves,
and when you have good education, you
will bless the day that you learned a good
education. '-PiatfsJurg Republican.