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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-02-02

TIE Government T2xEs.-A very imIor-
tant report Of the Commissioners appointed
for the revision Of the internal revenue law,
was transmitted TO Congress on Monday. Il
recommends tic reduction of the tax on
spirits 20 a dollar gallon, a tax on cotton
Of five cents a pound; an exemption Of
$1,000. instead Of 5000, in the assessment
Of incomes; repeal Of taxes on Pianos,
Watches, Silver Ware. Carriages, Books,
Pamphlets, Wearing Apparel, Pig Iron, and
refined Sugar and other important changes.
They estimate the revenue under the modi
fed law, at 500 600, GOO.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-02-02

A national dog-tax is talked of. every dog
to be assessed two dollars.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-02-02

The Association met and after the usual in
troductory exercises listened to an essay read by
H. A. Hobart Of WestcId, On "Sekool disci-
pline," followed by remarks from M5ssrs Butler
and Abbey.
The Association then listened to a timely and
appropriate address by the Rev. Mr. Maynard
of WIliston, subject The relation Of the
Bible to general knowledge" The speaker in n
clear and forcible manner proved that only IN
those lands where the Bible was circulated free
" we're the highest benefits Of education enjoy
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-02-02

Chiitenden County Teachers Sssociasioh
The Chittenden County Teachers Association
held its sixteenth semi-anuual meeting at Jeri-
cbo, en- Friday and Saturday the 18th sni 9th
Of jan, 1866.
Tic Association was called to order b Pres.
J. 5. Cilley, at II O'Clock A. NJ. Alter singing
and prayer by Rev. Il. c. Estes, the Association
listened to an address BY Asa sanderson Of
Essex Academy-subiect, 1.-THE best method Of
conducting recitations." The subisct was dis
cussed by Messrs. Morgan Butler snd P. c.
Abbey CT Essex
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-02-02
ENENING EAEECIsEs.

The exercises Of the evening were introduced
with music, by the jericho Band"
\ discussion on ''Reading' followed, opened
by Morgan Butler, and followed BY Messrs.
Chamberlain, Bates, Turill, Maynard and
HaEen.
After music by the Band Secretary Adams
was introduced, and addressed the citizens with
stirring appeals to careialness in the selee-
tion Of school superin:endents and Pruden-
tial Committecs.-Adjournel TIL Saturday. 9
O'Clock i. VI.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-19

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-19
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-19
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-19

CIRCUIT CoURr.-The Circuit Court
commenced its session on Monday last,
his Honor Judge Campbell, presiding,
We heard q portion of his Honor
charge to the grand jury, and were
much struck with its elevated and in
dependent tone 1t is really refreshing
to feel in these times, that we can look
to the courts of the country with the
assurance that the high-hsnded inius-
tice which prevails elsewhere cannot
enter our temples of justice. Judge
Campbell spoke in terms of severe but
dignihed censure of the course of the
Tennessee MISUNDERSTANDING
their proceedings as violatiVe of every
principle of justice and liberty. The
Judge remarked that in ordinary times
he would consider it improper to allude
to such subjects from the Bench, but
when the course of the Legislature was
such as to lead the citizen to despair of
Justice, he thought it not inappropriate
to suggest that the Bench belonged to
no party, but would stand where it
should ever stand, dealing out law and
justice impartially to all We of course
do not pretend to give his HOnors Ian
guage, but we think we state what he
said correctly. We hope Judge C. will
yield to the very general desire of the
community, and furnish the press with
a copy of his charge, for publication
CZuksgiHe Express.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-19

A RIGHTEoUs VERDICT. If ever a
righteous verdict was rendered by a
Jury, it was that returned the other day
by the Jury that sat in the case of Doc
tor Newlsnd, indicted for the mruder OF
the Reverend Madison Evans When
Doctor Newland entered the army at
the commencement of the recent war,
ne left his daughter, some fourteen
years of age only pupil of the de
ceased, who was a preacher of the Cos
pei, and in whom the child had every
confidence. He took advantage of her
age and situation and ruined her What
father will not say that the reverend
rascal did not deserve Just what the
outraged and crazed father gave him.
Cincinnati Eug.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-19

IWFoRTANT ACCEssIoNs Judge II. L
Comstock, a leading Republican il
Wyoming county, New York, is out il
letter in favor of sustaining the poll
cy of the President Ex-senator Brown
ing, the most talented Republican law
yer in Illinois, has also written an able
defense of the President While the
noisy politicians who are looking to the
supremacy of party are condemning
him, he is sustained by thousands OF
the quiet rank and file of the Republi.
cans in all the States of the Union,
who, not being ofhce-seekers, look more
to the welfare of the country.
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In Dyspepsia,

-# .... |an# Inf trlan of symptoms, % sc.7 more
..H CHARM than medicine There I- moth
..#HHHIr range a. MatgTIa MedIaR that can
...#.r.aul hear % comparison with % M this dis
." account OF this wonderful plant may be-
n# .HaIIrH cation of the u. 8. bIspensalory,
.... ...- anI l3Ss.
...... n. .ruermeutz poo which Dr. Bull has
..n .r Ft.f engaged, has just seen brought Co a
..a.... termination. and he Is now enabled 60
.F.r..f.. uunIc % combination Of tEbkON Wuh
otter approved fCulgz, the whole preserved lu The
.-. quality ut copper distilled Bourbon Whisky,
.... boz rs ..uhaeuJ has uu equal u the world
r.maH. furnish volume ul certificates, hut the
. Hs.a |HuE nee learned tU estimate such
... ... choir true yHIue. The safest plan d. for
.... ... .n to-i for himself the virtues of a new
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-19

A correspondent Of tie Philadelphia
Press gives the following account OF the
grand Jury that recently found the in
dictment against JEFF Davis:
They are all Virginians, and many
Of them have suffered in person and
property at the hands OF the rebel
leaders. Five of the jurors were i'm
prisoned in Castle Thunder during the
rebellion for refusing to subscribe ale
glance to the rebel usurpstion. As
might be expected, these gentlemen
belong to that class known as South
eru Radicals
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-19

Geoage Ward, the oldest odd Fellow
in the world, and one Of the signers of
the FIRST dispensation to America,
died at Preston, England, recently, af
ter half a centurys connection with the
order.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-19
From the Washington Rennb ican
From the Washington Republican,.
Confirmation OF Mr.. Campbell as
Minister TO MexicO-- Gratitude of

from the washington hepub. lCAns
Confirmation OF Mr.. Campbell as
Minister to MexicO-- Gratitude of
sumner,
In stating, a few days since, that the
| Hon. Lewis D. Campbell was "unani-
mously confirmed, we were mistaken
| There was one solitary vote against Mr.
| Campbell, and that vote was recorded
| by Charles Sumner. There is nothing
strange to us in this action of Mr. Sum
| ncr Heis the man of all others in the
Senate whom we should have supposed
| would vote against Mr.. Campbell, be-
cause the latter was the first to fly to
! the rescue of Sumner when he lay
! bleeding upon the floor of the Senate
| in 1856, and afterwards risked his own
| life to protect Mr.. Sumner, and made
the House report viPdicating Mr.. Sum-
nerf from the assault of Brooks, but
| willingly rendered his services as second
| in IAN affair OF honor, which grew out
| of the assault upon the Senator. Why
should Sumner not vote against Camp
| bell under the circumstances ? Who
expected hin to do otherwise We
congratulate Mr. Campbell that his
| confirmation record is clean.
Referring 10 report ls2, Of the House Of
! Representatives, SIth Congress, lst Session,
| page q, we find the testImouy of Charles
/ sumner, given under oath while lying upon
/ his couch at his lodgings, concerning the
assault made upon him by Preston S.
! Brooks in the senate Chamber on the 22d
! day Of Nav, 1856. He said:
" was helped from the door and conduc-
| ted into the lobby Of the Senate, where
was placed upon a sofa, when
felt a friendly grasp of the hand. which
! seemed 10 come from Mr.. Campbell, OF
! OhioW
+ MIR. Campbell, subsequently, on the I'd
! Of July, 1856, as chairman Of select com
/ mittec of the House, as a vindication of
! Mr.. Sumner and a punishment &c Brooks
! for a breach Of the privileges of the Sen
ate and the Senator assaIIed, reported the
| following resolution:
/ "Rfl5irCE, That Preston s. Books be, and
be is forthwith, expelled from this House
as a Representative from the State Of south
| Carolina
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THE IDENTIFICATION.

News oSthe discovery Of the body
was sent % numerous friends of the de
ceased in New York, shortly after it
had been found, and about 10 o'clock
Mr.. ?. r. Webster, the nephew of the
ex Collector, and Mr.. LydeCker, of the
Custom-house arrived at the basin,
when an examination of the contents
of the pockets Of the clothing was made.
The search resulted in the finding of q
pair of gold spectac es, a gold tobacco
box, pocket knife and an empty peck
et-book, all of which Mr. Webster iden
tilted as having been the property OF
his uncle. Mr.. Lydecker also recog
nized the former Collector frpm the
clothes he wore the last day he was
| seen, and from the general appearance
of the corpse, although the body was
in such an advanced state of decompO
sition that certain recognition from the
aspect alone would have been almost
an impOssibility,
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-19

avalanche after the act of Don Pas.
quale," that squad of chorus singers
was obliged TO carry off the mountains
Of lilacs and roses thrown upon the
stage.
An Indian out West remarked, upon
seeing a lady with a dress arranged
over an Empress trail: Ugh much
Wigwam y
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When TINS scOurge visited Nashville, some years
past, Dr. Car0W one Of our most eminent auI
successful physicians, ant when hs old friends
learn this remedy can b. had thOusaud- who have
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