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InE .au.nY Anr CATALOGUE.

We have before - the Art Catalogue
ofthe Crosby Oper. aours Association.
/. oe.t pamphlet Of thirty,six pagss, il
whi,h 10 enumerated full descriptive
list Of tho three hundred psintisgs .
soou to be distributed throughout thu
country. Mr.. Crosby did . srsat work
when he built the Open House. Ths
work he i now doing i none The lsss
important Il viii promote love Of
the beautiful, advance the best interests
Of art and tend 70 promote The toen''
ton OF correct national taste. In the
pursuance Of this object, such men A.
B;e.stadt, Clifford, Juness, Soatas.
Hart, Cropsey, Giguoux, and in tact oil
the greatest aud some Of The minor
lights Of tho Amer,ean school Of azt.
have contributed. their best efforts
Bierst.dt is represented BY his glorious
"Yo Semitic )" Cropsey BY his "Au.ri'
can autumn; Gignoux by bis "Alp;ns
Scenery )" Beard by his "Deer on the
Prai,ie;" Hart BY his "Woods 10 Au-
,umn," aud we might GIL columns With
the enumeration. To I'LL our American
homes with these American works, and
to foster a love tor our own art, these
pictures have been scheduled At really
low prices, for you can dx no market
value where artists like those 10 have
mentioned ask their own figures and
obtain them, 10 great is the demand for
their works. When English buyers
like Sir Mortar Peto como over here.
and pay almost fabulous sums for
American Paintings in preference to
English, it certainly argues = commend
able spirit in tho management Of the
Association, sinking tho question Of e.
pense, to distribute broadcast the sams
class of works. No greater induoement
has been held out for investment than
this superb Gallery Of Art.
D, ~. o.-..o. p.~.s>v and
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F. W. ELY 4 CO.,
evoensoooDs 70
ROo1 1 CADY,
St. Cloud DistiIleryl

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spsssaise. ~ - lepessl - fsssisa ~
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WABAsHAw, Oct. 9th.
Special Dispatch 70 the St. Paul Press.
About 4 clock In the afternoon Of
the Path Of this month, In the town OF
Highland, in this county, Ulich Wand
valid while going from this plsee 70
Plainview in = buggy, va murdered
and robbed Of $500, watch and other
articles, by some uaknowu penon.
| he Conunty has offered $500 reward
for the apprehension Of the perpetsator.
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FEARFUL Snow STORM !!-Burbank Bros
have just received, and are now opening,
one of the finest and largest stocks Of ready
made clothing ever brought to this market
There motto is, ''quick sales and small
profits" Call and see them. Brokers'
Block, St. German street, St. Cloud,
MINI.
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Tho amount Of gold in the National
Treasury has reached ninety-6ve millions,
includinx eleven millions Of certificates.
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WORD 70 Couxrnr M1lcHAiTs.-CO1i-
STOCK invites tho attention. Of country
dealers to the largest stock Of Dry Goods.
(embrscing every grade and el,ss 81 staple
domestic fabrics). Clothing, Notions snd
Fancy Goods ofsll descriptions, ssd ,Hsts
and Caps, ever bought for the Ksnse4yoN1
market W -
-t.EtEsaf +. g.. II, =. e.
To es.h buyers and prompt short tins
purchasers, he offers great induesmtpia,
and viii guarantee his prices to bs o. to<
% any House in the State. :
1~Meo Building, I'd door shove Sat,
Bank.
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OIy1cB OF CUP QuA11s1HAs711, l
D1s1Ilcf OF M1xxssorA. !
foar SssIz1sa, Aixx., Oct. 90, 1866. J
Scaled Proposals.
IN DUPLICATE,
Win be received st this O6ee. until l2 H.,
MONDAY; November s, 1866, lrr ths DE-
livery q Fort Smelling, MIN. q
10000 Bushels No. | Oats,
900 Ton: II a'ed H'rrhantas''
HAY.

The OATS .sad Hay = b delivered -
Or before he Let lay q Jaauezy, 1867, cd
i. such quantities. prior = thae dats -
nay b required.
SACKs for The delivery q Tie 0ats my
b obtained for ts.pery sss q Tie PIT
grsaazy u Port Sasllise.
Proposals for Tie whole Q. say part q
Tie amount required Will b ressivsa.
Bids for ssparats articles must b % az.
tsrs.t sheets Of paper.
Bidders viii give their names and addrsas
in full, and i. ssss Of firms ths prsstoe
nans and address Of each individual mem
Der must, with the name Of The arn, b
stated.
Aprintsd copy q this sdvsrtissasat
will b enclosed With each proposal.
Ali bids must b aceemps,isd BY writ
ten guarantee /. the following form, v,s.
Ws-.-, a.d- Of ths eeusty e.,
State VI 49,, do AsRs1y oS1es tAss -. .
able 70 fullal . ee1tI1ee 10 seeesdoaeQ With
HE prepos;sie. sad ths&, should his prep
esitlsa b asespted, h :aa eaes setes
into contract in aeiefdAaes tAsfevitA.
Should contract b ewsrded hin ~ IN
iprsperod 70 become his securities.
sisasdb BY tve rsspsss'bls ps,.eae, vAes.
responsibility shau b veseAed for b.,
esrtilests Of C1srk q H. District Ceurt
or The q. 8. District Attorney.
Bidder ars REQUESTED 70 b present .
the opening q bids.
Proposals fro. psrsens whs Asve pr
visusly failed - comply With their bid
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n undsssiGn>d Ssessvss ~ siCht I
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4 Chie1Q. u. District wI11eoot1,
m .ovl.lw Ho1t Smelling. Nina.
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Tho title of bsrouet has heen conferred
upon Mr. Lampson Vice President Of The
Atlantic Telegraph Company, who 10 q
American by bir1b.
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1%SEE to it that not one Republi.
can voter is away from the polls on next
Tuesday.
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EVENING SCHOOL.

I will commence a Evonine 6eAeel ~
Nov. lot. All The branches tsught in day
school viii b taught Particular a&tsa-
ten paid 10 Arithmetic rad Ps1asosAip.
Mas. MARTHA 3. PAULDlNd.
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AUCTION.

NEW lDHE11xslkENEs.
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RrxEx1E1 THAT Senator Ramsey and
Gov. Miller will speak At tho Court House
this evening. Let there be full stss1d-
.nce. The l.dies are invited TO b present.
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LARGE Y1E1D.-]oseph Fadden, living
On the east side Of the River, hiss just gath
cred from one and half acres Of grourd,
I've hundred and fifty bushels Of rutabagas
We can believe this as We GOT several bush.
els Of them and took them by the count,
seven for big half bushel.
PERsoSAL.-Major General G. G. An
drews arrived in town yesterday. He will
speak At the Count House on next Menday
evening, with Mr.. Heard. Let all 20 and
hear them.
Rev. E. Y. Campbell returned On Satur-
dsy evening from visit to Pittsburg.
Mr.. C. Bridgman started East this
morning to spend the winter with friends
in Massachusetts.
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CoPARTNERsHIP.

4 sspsstnssship aas bsea formed By "
9: ce z; r: :, ,:: 81 e ::
sts1d % g. 0ssnsiss strsst, opposite Be.
ker'o Dloek,
e. SCHuLTEN.
CARL DAUNBACH.
st. Cloud, Oct. 18th. 1860. 1l3-3v
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There Will DC services held 1t tht
Everett School House, at l03 A. ~, 23P.
H., and O'Clock in the evening.
SAUK CENTRE HoUsE-This house has
passed into the hands Of Mr.. W. II. Smith.
who is improving it in many respects. Mr.
s. appreciates the wants Of the travelling
public and will use every exertion to keep
his house in good style. Sank Centre re-
quires frst-class hotel.
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GRAND RALLY !!
THIS EVENING.
HON. ALEX. RAMSEY,
GOV. STEPHEN MILLER.

THE COURT HOUSE
This evening A large attendance is e.
pected. The ladies are invited to be pres
ent.
ScARcE.-Local items are extremely
scarce this week.
GRA1S.-By reference to our market re-
port it will be seen that there has been y
material advance in grain.
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See advertisement "Ageats Wanted
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JOHN DoMAG,s Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, HE Honorable tn.
District Of Chittenden.
To the heirs and all persons interested in the es-
tate Of John Domag, late Of Essex, in said
district, deceased,
GREETING.
WHEREAS, application hath been made 10 this
Court in writing. by the Administrative of s.d
estate pray Ing for license and authority o. sell the
real estate Of said deceased, including
the reversion Of the widows dover therein settns
forth therein that such sale would be beneficial -
the heirs and all persons interested in said estate
And whereas said administratrix brings into court
here the written consent Of all the heirs Of said es
tate IN this state, that such license be granted.
MhereupOn the said Court appointed and assigned
the 9th day Of March, A. d. 1876, at the Pro-
bate Court Rooms, in said District to hear and de-
eide upon said application and petition, and ORDER
ed public notice thereof 20 be given to All per-
sons interested therein, by publishing this order
together with the time and place Of bearing
three weeks successfully in the Burlington
Free Press, newspaper which circulates in the
neishbOrhoCd OK those persons interested in .aid
estate, all Of which publications shall be pre-
viOns 10 the time appointed for hearing
Therefore you are hereby notified to appear be-
fore said Court. at the time and place assigned,
then and there in said Court, 70 make your Objec-
tons 20 the granting such license II You see cause
Given under nv hand, at the Probate Court
rooms. this 18th day Of Feeruary, A D.. 1866.
7. Z. WALES, Judge
W3iw3
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SANDY HOOK, Feb. - -

sINfAi AANNhs W.
Steamship Cuba from Liverpool Feb. 10Th
via Queenstown llth has arrived off this
point.
Steamship Erin arri we'd out on the oth and
the North American on the 9th
Political news unIm portant.
Notice had been given IN the House OF
Commons Of intended questions TO the Gov
eminent to learn if representations had been
made 70 the United States government regard
ing the Fenian Vaccinations. more especial
ly in regard to the employment of American
officers and the issue Of bonds by the So
called Irish Republic.
II the debate on the address IN response
TO the Queens speech, The O'Donahue en-
larged upon Irish grievances and movsd an
amendment to the address declaring it to he
the duty Of Ministers to examine into the
causes Of Irish dissatisfaction and remove
them.
After a general debate on FenianIsm in
the course Of which il was charged that the
conspiracy was of American origin, and that
Secretary Seward was the real head cen
ire" the amendment Was objected by 336
to %, and the address was agreed to.
The cattle plague was the leading topic
in both Houses.
The Morning Herald believes that the ex-
istence of the Ministry depends upon the
way it deals with the subject.
The Dublin police had discovered second
extensive Fenian mandatory Of ammuni-
ton in that city. Some soldiers charged
with Fenianism were being court martialed.
Official dispatches from the French minis
ter at Washington to his government, re-
specting the Bagdad affair, announce that
the United States Government has decided
not to allow itself to be drawn into = conflict
with France through filibusters.
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WAsurNcrox. FEB ..

The IHtellsgeHcer comes out in a bold arti-
Gle demanding that the Senate shall appoint
= new Secretary of the Senate, as it says
Col. Forney is personally offensive to the Pre-
sident
1t is stated On good authority, that the
President suggested the article in question
and whether so or not, that be read it La,
night. The principal editor is very intimate
with the President, and especially 80 since
the veto.
The Iqt.Ag,noer takes strong ground
against the suffrage bill reported in the
Senate and says the President will veto it.
this i undoub ,edly 60.
II it should be amended So As to take the
principles Of the Jenckcs bill It might lie
adopted over the Presidents veto. but IN its
present shape it cannot.
An attempt will be made in Senate 10
amend the House bill - make it more ac-
oeptsble to conservative republicans.
There is nothing doing IN the House.
Mr.. tesscnden is expected to speak On the
concurrent resolution in the Senate, at ! p
NJ. tomorrow.
Senator Lane OF Kansas proposes to tx
q nd the time Of the present Freedmen
Bureau Act for another wear If Mr.. Elliot
succeeds IN passing his new bill it is sure of
a veto, bat It il said bill can be drawn up
which the Democratic members will oppose
and which the President will sign.
The members Of the Cabinet who deigned
to attend the exercises in the House TO-DAY
were McCulloch and Stanton. The absence
Of the President was marked The Supreme
Court was present But few Of the oppo-
sition members were IN the Hall. DoolItIle,
Dixon and others arc absent at the johnson
meeting.
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ANIMMEN,E EMIGRATION.

An immense migration will pour down into the
Southern states with the restoration Of peace.
Thousands Of southern refugees, from all the towns
and cities Of the North. will return hems thou
sands TO. northern soldiers will move ia the same
directi. a. ami settle in tho closest bonds Of union
anon. their southern trethern and, in obedience
20 the laws Of demand AMI supply, thousands Of
northern farmers, mechanics, and laborers will
swell the mighty yalame FOR the repeoplins and
rebuilding tLo waste places Of .'the sunny South"
In antcp patton Of this grand diversion Of the tide
Of e.ni grafton, and from the Increasing demands
upon iheu the proprietors Of HOSTE1TER'S
CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS are putting
up additional thousands of boxes oil ther universal
y popular comic and Alternative.
We have the testimony Of soldiers, sailors,
travellers. trappers, miners, emisrants, refugees,
farmers aud planters North and South, "A cloud Of
witnesses tnat as a safe an reliable remedial
agent, ald as protection against all the eomPli-
aints incident TO exposure, priyatons, changes Of
climate diet water, and habits Of life, HOSTET-
TER'S BITTER fused directed, are Worth,their
weight ia gold. North OF south Communicated
It'll also proper to state that the Bitters are
sold exclusively in glass and never under any cir
cumstarc-s by the gallon or the barrel. Impostors
aud imitltor- are abroad. and the only safeguard
the public has ass.nst them Is TO that the Bit
tiers they buy have the engraved label and note Of
hand Of Mcssrs. Hostette- Smith and our proPrie-
tary stamp over the cork Ct thu bottle.
March 81. daWIw.
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BosroN. Feb. %


The 18th anniversary of the birth OF
Washington is quite generally observed as a
holiday in this city, the weather being IN
usually mild and pleasant for this season of
the year.
A large number Of stores and the public
officers are closed and business generally sus
pended, Flags are displayed from all the
public buildings and from many private
residences. The bells Of the city were rung
at sunrise for half an hour. again at noon
and will also be rung at sunset.
The shipping in port is more or less deck
ed with flags and steamers from their mast
heads or peaks of their stats. The British
steamers of which there are three now in
port have American ensigns flying from each
Of their foremost heads, In honor Of Wash
ington's Birthday.
Rev. Jacob NJ. Mannis of the old South
Church. will deliver lecture this evening
in the Chamber street Chapel. on 1.-The
Liberty tree, or Boston 100 years ago"
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SNucGLERs ARREsrED.-A. ". Or'ity, Il
Stanstead, John Kelly and Elmore Roberts
Of Derby, Charles Eastman of Holland, JON
athan Page Of Charleston, and a. NJ. Ad-
ans Of St JohnsburY, arrived in town Friday
evening IN charge Of Hon. IL Henry, l. 5.
Marshal, and his deputy, y. b. Flanagan,
Of this city, having been arrested for snug
Cling. The examination, in their cases,
took place before Judge Smalley Saturday
,orenoon. and the parties were held for trial
at the next term OF the District Court.
Marshal Henry is no connivcr at the
escape Of smugglers, and these arrests will
offer needed admonition to gentlemen Of
their calliug, on the Vermont border.
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I The FREsHET OF SATURDAY and Sunday
last was very great in many places and much
Damage wac done. At Windsor, the Con-
nectIcut rose 80 feet above low water mark
two feet and halt higher than ever before.
The toll-bridge across the Connecticut at
that place was carried away Sunday morn
ing, and going down the river struck the
railroad bridge, instantly carrying away
about 400 feet of it, When the ruins Of the
railroad bridge reached Bellows Falls one
span still stood upright, with track undis-
turbed and the water cask. put there for
use in case Of FIRE full, as if the bridge had
not been moved the ruins moved about FIVE
miles an hour. The railroad bridge at Bel
lows Falls was much injured, SO as to be un-
safe. At Windsor, passengers are now car
ried across in huge fatboat At Royalton
one pier of the bridge over White River
was carried away, and at uartland and R4n-
dolph the trestle work was destroyod,-at
the latter place when the passenger train
reached the wreck, the timbers being yet
standing, the engineer went over afooI, and
the engine under a sms Il pressure Of steam
was allowed to cross alone, which it did in |
safety.
The damage to the Sullivan r. r. at /
Windsor cannot be less than So 200.
Across Waits River road bridge was
carried away, dam at Bradford, and no
doubt many such damages will be reported.
In Rutland and Montpelier large portions
of the town were flooded, and cellars filed,
some families being compelled to retreat to
their upper stories In Charlotte 50 much
water was never known. But little damage
was done to railroad bridges or track,
alsng the line Of the Rutland
R.R
The dam of Deacon Barrett's pill-box
act DRY in Bristol, was carried of.
The stone dam about mile northeast Of
Brandon village, across 4 branch Of Otter
Creek, and two or three bridges east Of the
tone dam above mentioned, and on the same
tream, were carried away.
Only one bridge was moved out Of place
It Wallingford, and culvert damaged On
ne Western Vermont road.
About 100 feet of the high embankment
n the Rensselaer, and Saratoga Railroad,
bout half mile northeast Of Saratoga.
Washed away.
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WEDNESDAY, Feb IS
FLOUR-Szirs 1T 3 % ~ 1Ifr Western super
dne 90 Il Tor cumusua extras o. lf 10 FOR
me- Ium do, aud DO - r. u i1r good ami choice,
up % o. q % - for fayor.te hi4uls llua-a- 81.
Louis Flour a. So a 10 I'D = Do. and Jew brands
a hizh az D. e. d. - = Dbl. Corn Meal is dull and
has been Do moderate demand az 4 3D. = bhl.-
BuckNhtats s. - I !-l hs.
GRAIN-The market Tor csrn has been quite fIln
for some DAYS past. Suthern yellow 80 10 -Ic. and
Western mixed at 50 n 5-c 2 bush. holders ask NJ
~ u re mixed and yellow. Oats IA moderate
demand. but market firm, 1t o. RI tjc Y bush
Rye dull az 90 IL CSC q bush. White Beans IL mod
crate dcma-s common and good blue pod AZ 80
2 l. and marrow and extra pea Sd 2 - =
bush. Barley dull at {. s lu g bush. Canada
Peas are dull az s. 30 n 80 2 uu-h. shorts 81
n IS Fine Feed ? Il so.
PROVISIONS-Pork remains about tle came at
IS a q Tor prime - ~ 80 for mess, L. quality.
and clear at So n - q Dbl Beef is hrm 40 81 a
80 for Western - q - Tor extra. and - z -
for family. Lard firm win good demand, ami
prices have advanced at l9 n -0c = D. SEluket
liam. firm at 10 Il BIC y p. cash. HOGS At IL u
market sustaius very full prices. New Nork and
Vermont diaries al q M f-c. and comm. and ftir
ON 50 n 4Uc. as @ quality canada has been SELL
ing al go a $50 ant Western ls uOuiualiy - q 1'c
y 70 a. O. quality. Chee,e-sales - D., a -it,
choice farmers diaries ans factory male az . a .
PB.
WOOL Wool has been les active. pa. prices re-
main the same. ana fine and choice Woods are held
very frm. fleece and pulled az % n -'c 2 p. as @
quality
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-03-02
NEy YoRk. Feb. q.

Gen. Grant was accidentally shot in the
hand yesterday, BY the explosion of new
rife which he was examining. The wound
was not serious and did not prevent his at
tending reception at Brooklyn last evening
given in his honor.
Col 0'Mahoney In card announces the
rumor that he was about &c dismiss Killian
as untrue, and declares that he considers
Killian Of more worth to the Brotherhood
and Ireland, than the entire so-called Svn-
ate.
A collision occurred on the Erie r. r. at
LordyIlle between the express and freight
train, by which brakeman was killed.
The conductor and engineer Of the freight
train haue been arrested for manslaughter
and held 70 bail.
Fred Douglas states that an attempt was
made to assassinste him in Baltimore Sunday
night but failed.