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Boston, May II

The Baptist Anniversary meetings COM
menced IN this city this forenoon. The fret
meeting, that OF the Society having charge
of Hume Missions, Is reid IN Rev DR.
Meals church and will continue to-day and
tomorrow. The business coming before 1t
will be of the most important chel acter and
the discussions in reference 10 the education
and care OF the freedmen are expected to
bring out the speaking talent OF the deuorn-
nation.
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NEW YORK, Nav q

Advices from the City of Mexico TO the
Sd inst, that number Of ex-rebei settlers
in Mexico had an interview with Macmillan
during which the Emperor received them as
oxiles and expressed his desire to see Ameri-
can capital introduced into the country, but
at the same time urging them not 10 take
part in political discussion.
On the question Of slavery he was special
" strong in condemning forced labor Of every
kind.
The mortality in the City of Mexico is re-
ported 10 be very great, owing to defective
drainage and the accumulation Of 6lth.
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John Minor Bolts has sent 10 his plan oil
reconstruction He objects to that OF the
committee Of fifteen. Tie says that II leaves
the Union men of the south and the State
government entirely in the hands OF the
rebels, and that consequently in four years
we shall have hardly loyal man in the
south. lie thinks the plan will not receive
the approval, either Of the President or Of
the requisite number of Legislatures, and so
will fail. His proposition is as follows All
persons who were over twenty-five years Of
age at the outbreak Of the rebellion. shall
be forbidden to hold any Office, legislative.
executive or judicial, unless they take an
oath that they have not voluntarily aided
the rebellion. There shall be an absolute
remission Of the forfeiture of life, liberty
and property for the crimes committed by
snd under the authority of those in rebel
lion There should also be an oath. ac-
knowledging all' giance to the United States
as paramount to allegian ce to a State. Eve
~ rebel in the south. Mr.. Bolts thinks.
would have reioiced at such terms a wear
ago.
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NV YORK. Nav l,

Adyices from Vera Cruz to the 9Th state
that the notorious guerilla Quantrell had
arrived there and proceeded to the city Of
Mexico
On she Gath on april, 1000 men Of the
Foreign Legion arrived from Toulon.
1t was reported that 5000 French troops
leave during the present month.
The steamer John S. Stephens seized some
time since by the Liberals was found to COZ
tain contraband of war designed for the I'm
perialists.
Special dispatches from Washington state
that the Judiciary Committee have come 70
the conclusion that tbs svidsHss lsss not
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-05-25
gfgal Notirrs.
WRIGHT CLARK's ESTATE.

WE. THE So BSCRIF Frs. having been appoint
w ed by the Honorable the Probate Court FOR
the District Of Ckittenden, Commissioners to re-
eelEe, examine and adjust the claims and demands
o. an persons, against the estate Of Wright Clark
te Of hliiston, in sail strict repre- sented nsOl-
vent ana also all claims and demands exhibited in
Snset thereto and SIX months from the day of the
cate hereof beng allowed by said Court for that
PurDese, We DO therefore hereby give notice, that
We VII ATTEND 10 the business Of our appointment
al the dwelling Of Priscilla Clark in Nilliston in
sald bistTict, on the fourth Tuesdays Of June and
october next. at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ on each Of said
days
Dated this LIST day Of May. d $500.
RBFAY, Commissioners.
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NEW YoRK. NAV 2i.

The President is preparing proclamation
to explain that his recent proclamation Of
peace abrOgated martial law throughout the
South, and there will be no military inter
ference in the coming trial of jeff Davis. t.
prevent an expression of the jury.
Gen. Grant has ordered SIX more colored
regiments to be mustered oct while Il 900
colOred men will be detained IN the service.
IL is intended to send number t. the Far
West.
Gen Devins commanding at Charleston,
). &. has received orders to muster ont ali
white volunteers in that department, among
them the 18th and l9th Maine and 3Oth
Mass.
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SAN FRANcIsco, MAY 10.

The Imperial Consul Of Mexico in this
city has received Official Dispatches via Ac'a-
Puleo announcing that the Liberals alter
their defeat MlchOacan, endeAvored TO rally
but were surprised and completely routed.
The occupation OF Panastro by the lmpe-
rialists is officially repertev;
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ERRORS OF YOTTE.

A-gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects Of
youthful ndiscretion will FOR the sake If suffering
humanity, send free to all who need ii, the recipe
and directions fr making the simple remedy by
which he was cured. Suferes wishing TO Iroft by
the advertisers experience, can do so By address
ing, in perfect confidence. JOHN B. OGDEN,
w3m.' No. 10 Chamber St, New. YORK.
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A Washington dispatch seys good progress
/, making on the Revenue bill, and the part
referring to licenses is nearly finished.
The action OF the House IN regard to the
tobacco tax is exciting macn .ntesest. A
sharp fight will be made on Mr.. Schenck's
amendment, making the duty on cigars ed
vslsysm instead Of spssi6e
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Married.

In Hinesburgh May I5th. by Rev. C. L. Ferrin'
Lieutenant Alanson Keith Moore Of the sth Regt
VI. Vols TO Henrietta Adelia Nash OF Hinesburgh
IN Amherst, Mass April 25th, by Professor J. H..
Seeley, Col. Geo. n. Carpenter, Of Northneld, Vt.
20 Miss Agnes A. Williams, Of Amherst.
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WONT USE ANY OTHER

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NEW NoRK, May -
Some details Of TIE fight at Cailao are
published. The PeTuyians had nine batter
ies, mounted with 30 FOUNDER guns nd zoe
FOUNDER Armstrong;, and four 10 Founders
Blakely rifles besides the irUnclads La and
Victoria and three wooden gunboats In
lees than half an hour the Villa de Madrid
had her motive power dcrangcJ ana was
towed out OF the action. The Bereuguela
moved out 20 minares later. leaking badly
1T hall past TWO the Numancia ami R,sJia-
ton retired to repair injuries, but soon re
turned to their positions
The rest Of the fleet except the Two first
named continued TO fight to the end Of the
action. Soon after the commencement Of
the battle Peruvian battery containing two
3O0-pOund Armstrong was blown Up dis
mounting the guns and killing and wound
ing every one in the vicinity.
Ia another battery 800 ID armstrong
was dism0unted at the first FIRE, with this
exception the fire Ct the Peruvian batteries
was heavy and well directed aud every mo
ment became more fatal and destructive
Soon after five the Spaniards retired the
batteries firing until they were cut Of rage
The last gun was fired BY she Monitor VIC
tOrIa.
The feruvIans are said to have lost 60
killed and 40 wounded. The shot disabling
the steampipe of the Villa dc Madrid, killed
Is and wounded q, and it was thought
that the total Spanish loss far exceeded .Aat
of the Peruvians.
The Villa de Madrid n4c eight shot holes
in her side. Toe. BerenguelA was struck
40 times and the others nearly as many.
The officers of the Vanderbilt think tint the
Spanish aye in no condition to renew the at
tack. They had only solid shots, so the city
was little injured.
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BRANDRErH,s PILLS. COST venes., Diar-

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II the pain Affects the joints single dose produ-
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TO costiveness, disrrhea and dysentery though
with the las. named they NAV be required night
and morning fer SEINE days before decided relief is
obtained. In Affections ofthe lungs, throat, head
and pleurisy. the relief is certain the excietory
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layim.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MEDICINE
j. w. Poland's
III u W OR I'D % & OR.

This excellent medicinal compound was first pre-
pared by DR.. P. in ISL, and was then employed
with great success in expslling humors from the
blood but in ISIS, medical frieni, who was quite
celebrated ply sician, espeeis j. in the treat
ment Of huInors. suggested some impoItan; i'm
provements, which were adopted and which have
madeit ,so the people say the very best remedy
for all kinds Of humors known TO "the faculty.
This preparation is composed wholly Of vegetables
among which are sarsapari!ia, We low Doek, Nobl
? iHe, NaIdrstss, SerIs. md p l,tCI,Ut sUnfe
to say, the doctor is used hunsrSds Of families
as general medicine. Unlike many other popu-
lar remedies, it is very grateful to the taste.
LARGE size bottles - cents. Prepared At the
New Enslard Botanic Depot, Boston.
April ID WIN.
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NV YoRY, Nay II

Gea. Spinner thinks of resigning the Office
OF Treasurer of the United States, and TAX
ing the Presidency of New York Insurance
company.
Ii is reported from Charleston, s. c., that
the stay-law is pronounced unconstitutional.
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CAIRO, Ill May Il.

The removal of Col. StOo, the radical
postmaster OF this city is announced. Col.
Graham is named as his successor.
Military prisoners from Little Rock, Ark,
passed through here to-day Tn route to the
penItentiary in Columbus.
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NEW = OF TIRE WEEK
By TELEGRAPH.
WAsnl>orox. Nav

WAsHlNOrON, May Il.
The friends Of an equalization Of bOunties
are making tremendous effort through the
papers and around Congress to carry bill
through both Houses. They are certain Of
a bill in the House but the stick IS in the
Senate
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Died

In Milton. April sth. Mr.. Ryan ". Ballard aged
CO years.
In West EnoshuTgh, May 18th, Rev. Potter Clase,
aged - years.
In Webster, NY. May Iith, 1856, at the residence
Of her son, Vim. Corning, Clarissa, widow OF the
late Dr.. Noah Corning, formerly O. hillistoni Vt.
in her sIth wear.
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TUE

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In The selection of matter for this great work The
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derived from the reports q NortNc and Southern
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He has carefully avoided the lTtTotuctio q an
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NLw YORK. MAY Is.

Mr.. Stephens. the Fenian, is expected to
start on his tour through the States on Mon
day next.
The Committee sat yesterday to make ar
rsngements for his route
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PRF.y'TF.y'G PAPER
MOTTO p.

would inform his iriends and the public that he
has Just opened the above store where he will keep
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PERRY's MOTH ANDFRECKLELo-

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Manufacturer Of 100 different styles q Soap.
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Fifteen thousand Fenians assmbled at the
People Park, San Metro, to express their
devotion 70 the cause of ireland and TO use
their Influence to heal discussions among the
Brotherhood. The utmost harmony pre-
vailed.
The French cooiie ship Kougkong has been
seized by coolies On board. When the YES
sci was recovered from them, she was cover
ed with blood and dead coolies.
\ collision had occurred on board vessel
N the Alaco trades in which loo Cinnamon
were killed
The British sunhoat Gypsum mad cap
tured a pirate.
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G8Xj Xi|I':;Y5sEIT3

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Cattle There were siou. SD lnoro head ~ Cattle
brought g. market this wesk than last Ihe largest
nun ct was from Canada, am the remainder we're
lftm the NO thern States, vita the exception Of
about DE- al uf se-t.rn, driven over from Bri-h
iol Tie pcCs pest is, that haca in the country i've
stuch will have pleity OF good iced, and the dro-
rs tell n, tha' thus far the farmers have not suf
Tered or acc uLt u dry weather. The quality Of
the Cattle TINS week not 60 good a. last weeh
aud prices about Soc = cWt higher sales were not
very brIsk.
she p and lambs - There we're some lots q wool
Cd sheep brought 10 which were good. There we're
some D. 90 n n Tan ada. come lots were ycrJ good
ard - eTs poor enough. hut the drovoTs hld no
trouble ia selling them. they were ali needed To
suppl tine demands
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NEW YoRK. Nav -.

INV iohA- MAY -.
Advices from Havana May 10Th state that
several guano cays lad been discovered on
tue island
The Ggyeram-n mt monopoly on tobacco has
been al olished.
Advices from san Domingo to the 5th
stale that President Baez was passing the
sentence Of death on all prisoners OF war
and consIiraiors captured by his men
The haytiens mad been defeated by Bacz'
troops Another revolution had been plot
ted IN Hayu and Pre- ijent Geffrard had no
confidence in his troops.
Spain Is actively preparing for the coming
shock OF a great European war. IL was
Thought that an offer on the part Or tie
United States vi mediation between Spain
and her enemIs in the Pacific would be very
agreeable 10 the Cabinet OF the Queen.
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warrant the charge that JEFF Davis is guilty
OF completely in the assassination Of Mr..
Lincoln.
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NEW YORK, May %.
The refusal of the senate to confirm Gen.
Blllr's nomination rs Collector Of Interna
REVENGE was rec0nsidered IN Executive Ses-
sion last friday. and the whole subject re-
opened.
BURHNGToNBusISrss Thisiustiiu
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NEW HAYES. Nav :

The senate c)ncurred with the House to-
day IN elcctiug Oryis >. Ferry to succeed
Mr.. Poster as L ;. Senator, whose term ex-
pres March 18th, 1867. Tnc vote was strict
ly party one, standing for Ferry -, for
Il. d. Hubbard (Dem :.
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y D II ICE.

V'HlS may certify that have given my two sons
Eras Us Clinton Curtis and GEORGE Leander
curtis their time during the rest Of their minority
and that shall claim none OF their wages nor pay
any debts Of their contracting after this date
EDMUND 7. CURTIS
Bolton, May 9th. 1856 y9ws
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POLITICS OF TIE SUPREgE CoURT.-The
" Washington correspondent Of the Chicago
lfi6uHe pretends to have a-cd tanned that Of
the judges Of the Supreme Court, Messrs.
Chase, Miller, Swayue and Davl= agree with
Congress, and Messrs. Nelson. Grier, Clifford
and Field agree with the President, as to the
position OF the Southern States and matters
connected with reconstruction generally
The correspondent finds IN this equal division
Of opinion the reason WHY the Senate is re-
luctant TO confirm as Judge Mr.. Stansbury Of
Ohio. who agrees with the President and
would give lin the support Of the majority
Of the Supreme Court.
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NV uAyEN- May !
NEW YORK, Nav Il.

The election of .. S. Senator by the State
Senate is postponed one week.
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A-N. WILLIAMS, Parkershur4l Va. one Of the
oldest most respectable and reliable Druggists Of
Western Virginia writes
Il cln say of Perry Davis iPaiu Killer. what /
could not say Ct many of tie iu,JlcIre-. tie day
Ia my trade itisa leading article. sell largely Of
it, and 10 gives entire satisfaction % all. would
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81 sell considerable Of Davis P-in Killer 10 this
place. and il is well liked and Lightly commended
by all who use il"
GEO. WILLIAMS, Druggist at Hocsiagport, O.,
writes
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by toe Inhabitants Of our town, anl is much ez-
TITLED IthinI it the best medicine have farihe
uses f.r which it is recommended
Nav. win
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CHEyALIER,s LIFEFoR THE HAIR.

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s:Wv CAN

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CEMINAL WEAKNESS, &c, can he cured by one
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