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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-02-16
NEw YoRK. Feb. II

\ Washington despatch says it is reported
that the Freedmen's Bureau bill was sent to
the President, but nothing further is known
Of it.
An Office for the sale Of Feniln bonds has
just been opened On Pennsylvania Avenue.
IL is reported that Bancroft will be ap-
pointed Secretary Of State az some future
period.
The President has slgned the appropria-
lion Bill for the expenses OF the Reconstruc-
tiOn committee.
The receipts from Internal Revenue yes
terday We're 81 800. goo
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-02-16

Five or six inches OF snow tell last nlgh,.
and il was still showing at To 4 NJ
The race between the Win10ski and Al
gonquiu. is expected 10 commence t5-mor-
r3w morning.
The colored men Of Brooklyn, At q recent
meeting held 10 take action in favor OF -ecur-
Ing homesteads for the ircedmen. appointed q
committee 70 visit President johnson and
member OF Congress in reference 10 the
matt.r.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-02-16
Ts, ~ried

In BFooslyn, n Y. a.i.r o,T ~
Ward Bceler, Nir. {. WV s'''i' "a " -
and Miss Sarah smalley OFFS. owe
In Colchester, Feb. sb. By 'e'-. S. ~ widths
Mr. Murray ". Thompson Of CO leh ester ana ''i''
Clara L. Bri CHAM Of Essex.
In winooski, Dec. 18Th, lst5, BY Rev. . T. 81
calf Nr George D. Leonard Of p ines5L 'Sn' ana
Miss Mary A. Riseins Of Centre Rut land,
In ST. JosepA's Church, Burlington n Feo. l'' y
RI. Rev. Bishop De Goesbriand' Louis Norton q "
Matilda LGm0Ta.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-02-16

In Knoxville, Tenn, Yesterday negro
wac hung by a mob for shooting Lieut. Col
Dyer Of the l,t Tenn. cavalry.
Yesterday the Kentucky Senate adopted
the House resolution, requesting the removal
Of the troops from the Statc, c1niemning
the Frceimen's Bureau ,askine for the rcst5-
ration of the ha5eas corps. and REJECTING
the Constitutional Amendment.
The House has passed the bin fixing eight
hou:s for days lab)r, by vote Of ~ to
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-02-16

DAVIS PAIN KILLER.-Eas won for 1t SCI
areputation unsurpassed in the history Of medical
Preparations. 1t is as we'll known in the trading
ports Of India and China as in New York and Gin
einnati; AID its continually increasing demand,
where ithas been longest known, is one Of its
strongest recommendations. 1t is not unfrequently
said ofit-''We would as soon think Of being with
cut d0ur In the house as without Pain Killer" Il
gives immediate rcefin case Of scald esentcry, OF
other similar affection Of the bowels and beina
entiTtly Tesetahle preparation Il is as safe a. Il
is reliable. Jan 2i-wlm.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-02-16

The steamer Leo, fr, 'm Savannah, Feb.
9th, has arrived.
4 letter from Fortress Monroe IN the
Herald says that Mr.. CT NIX, banker Of
New York, las delaultcd md departed with
$40, 600.
A Washington despatch ays that coali-
ton has been iorsed by x-paymasters to
work a bill through Congres granting them
compensation as premium IN their honesty
through the war.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-02-16

We are glad to make mention of the pros
perity of Hinesburgh Academy, now under
charge of A. K. Leavenwo nth, Eco. The
pupils the past term numbered 70, from nine
towns and three states and the previous
term there were ninety nine pupils, and
scholars of most excellent class, as we are
informed. The Spring term will open on
the 22i inst as appears from the advertise
ment.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-02-16

4 LAUGHABLE AFFAIR occurred on the
Henry Sabin farm, in Westminster near
Bellows Falls, a few days since. Sabin
hired a Canadian, who could not understand
a word Of English, to draw wood to the
railroad, and also employed Yankee who
understood no French for the same purpose
The latter desired the former 10 help him
draw out his load, and beck5ned to him to
come. This Kannuck took to be q challenge
70 fight, and SO up he came IN belligercnt
style. and Oh with bis coat, when the Yam
kee. having 10 idea Of letting Kanngck have
the hrst blow, hit him a crack. The en-
gazement then became general, and sontin-
uoi until both got black eyes, and were
tired out. when they went about their busi-
ness. Their chagrin when an Interpreter
explained 70 them their mistake may well be
imagined.-Argns.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-02-16

Col. WI Coyle, Judge Advocate Of
Ky, left for IT, Dry Tortugas with a guard
over the prisoner = convicted by the Military
commission and s.. 1teneed to confinement at
the Tortuga-.
Gen. Palmer Ieav, e FOR Nashville t0-mor-
row. to confer with zen. Thomas respecting
N alters in this depart ment.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-02-16

\ FAITHFUL TEACHER EEwARDED.-Some
troGble, and lawsuit. regarding the pun
lshmcnt Of the scholar. occurred last week
in the district school at Orange Centre, in
which right prevailed 50 triumphantly that
It deserves especial notice. The teacher,
Miss Emily Batchelder of Eas. Montpelier,
with the volunteer assistance Of one Of the
boys Of the school, punished a large and
unrulY scholar, (wLo vas endeayOring to
make fuss In the school and DEFY the
teacher, $50 severely that be begged for mer-
cy, and his father prosecuted the teacher.
The doctor being called TO examine the
abused boy, stated that be evidently was
pretty well punished, but be thought not
quite what be deserved. Al attempt was
made to procure a jury, but man could not
be found who Rad not formed an ofIriln,
which was, that he wasn't licked half
enough"
Seeing what the inevitable result of
trial must be, the prosecution finally Will
drew the suit when a collection was taken
up which paid all the expenses 20 which
Miss Batchelder had been subject, and llog-
ace Fifeld, Esq, presented her, in behalf
Of tie ladies Of the district, with a set OF
solid silver tablespoons and butter-kniie,
and made some very appropriate remarks.
indicating that the district were hearty and
true 10 the support Of a teacher who had
iearlessly done her duty.-N0Etpellr Free
man.
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NOTICE.
H., )GHITTENDES COUNTY
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Term

HIRAM B. FISH, )GHITTENDEN COUNTY
fOCOU RT-Septem5-r Term
CHARLES CAEIH,D A. D., 1876.
whereas Hiram b. Fish of Jericho. % Chitt-uden
County aud state u Vermont, at this term Of said
c. urt commenced his suit against Charles Carty
defendant iu al action 0f account in two counts
demanding in damages . u1o dollars. And whereas
10 j. made 90 appear o. the Court here ia { the
said Charles Lar was absent from this state a. the
commencement uf this suit, and has not had per-
e, mel notice OF the peudency Of this suit.
Therefore Ii IS ordered by the court that said
cause he continued o the next term thereof g be
L0lten AZ BUrliI ton, the first Tuesday Of April,
z. D., ISIS, ami that the said Charles Carly, de-
PENDANT, be notified thereof ~ publishing this no.
tee cutainin@ the substance Of said declaration in
the burlington Free Press, public newspaper
published at said Burlington. three weess success
syely. the last publication % be at least twenty
days before said next term Il this court
Dated az Burlington this 18th fas Of February
A. D., 1850.
A J. HOWARD. Deputy CleES.
L. F. WILcUR. Atty for Piaintir.
y33U3
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-02-16

result Of Catarrh. This snuff removes and prevents
all these, and insures a healthy Head Its effects
are pleasant and safe even for infants who q
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-02-16

protects them, and let those new State Gov
crnments be on principles in harmony with
the great principles devised by our fathers.
50 far as regards any aid or assistance that
can he given here in the progress and in con-
summation Of this great work Of building up
new States, you VIII find Inc willing and
cordial helper.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-02-16
NEWS OF THE WEEK
By TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON, Feb. s.

W AsHISCTON, teD. o.
In course of his address TO the citizens of
Montana, the President said al can inform
all aspirants who are trying to form their
combinations for the future, that they arc
not IN my way. am not q candidate
Tor any position, and hence, repeat, | can
afford to do right; and being in that con-
dition | will do right. Ny work is to restore
the Government, not to make combinations
for any future candidacy for the Presidency
of the United State.
] have reached the upmos. round. My
race is run go far as that is concerned. My
object is to perform my duty, and that i
will endeavor to do.
Let US then all join in the great work of
reconstruction and while we are restoring
and repairing the breaches that have been
made, let US also unite in the work Of max
ing new States and populating them with a
people worthy of the Government which
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-02-16

Douglas the colored orator was admitted to
lecture at Dr.Sunderland's church last night
q number of the prominent members sent
woid to their pastor that if a black man set
his foot into the church to speak they would
never again cross its Threshold.
Among these are some OF the wealthiest
members Of the church aud It is thought
there will be smash up in the chuIch. DIR.
Sunderland has stood firmly by the night OF
free speech.
The lecture was happy one, and listened
to by crowded house. Tue men who have
made the trouble plead that the President is
on their side.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-02-16
ALVIN ). WATKINS ESTATE.

w ETHEsUBSCRIBERS having been appointed
w b the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District OF CLitteLdcn. Commissioners % receive,
examine ard adjust the claims and demands Of all
persons aiust the estate u Alvin Watkins late 81
Essex IN said District represented insoiveuti ant
also all claims ana demands exhibited N Onset
thereto; and six months from the day u the Gate
hereof, being allowed By said Court for that pur-
pose We DO therefore hereby give notice, that Ne
will attend o. the business % our appcintmei A.
the once Of L. Z. Butler In Essex in said Dis
trict on the 81 Mondays q February and July
next at % o'cioek a NJ. on each OF -aid days.
Datei this 9th day Of January A. d. 1866.
RUSSELLS TAFT, f,,,-,,is.i,rsr.
w JOINER.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-02-16

TIE WATcHNAS & RrFLEcroR.-This Rellg-
ious and Family Paper whose advertisement ap-
pears in our supplement Of TO day, stands con-
fessedly among the first journals Of the country
in ability and influence. 1t is one Of the lire
papers, discussing in q catholic spirit the great
social, literary, moral and religious movements
of the age. It's able articles on the leading
statesmen Of this country and Of England, and
its brilliant critiques Of Metropolitan Preachers,
have attracted much attention and comment the
last year. 1t announces as will be seen, q fine
list of Contributors for the present year.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-02-16

If, according to Sam Weller, a Soiree be a
leg Of mutton and trimmings, what is a
sorse dansGnte2 Ditto. with oepers, to be
sure.
Why are country girls checks like good
print dress? Because they are warranted
to wash and retain their color.
Why is wit like a Chinese lsdy's foot
Because brevity is the sole of it.
What kind Of paper resembles sneeze
Tissue paper.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-02-16
,HAs. RENwAY,s ESrArE.

NTE, THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been
W appointed By the Honorable the Probate
Court for J6e District Of Chitteuten Commission era
O. receive. examine and adjust the claims ant Go
mau4s Ct al persons against the estate q Chss
Bsnwly, late Of Bcltn n, IN said district, rep
resented iEs0lvent and also all claims and demands
exhibited Ia Offset thereto and six months frJ n
the cay Of the date hereof being allowed BY fac
Court for that purpose, We Do therefore hereby give
notice, that We VIII attend O. the business q oar
appointment at the dwelling Of o. L. Fay
IN Baton, ia sad District On the second Tuesdays
q March and July next, At 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, on
each O. the said Gays.
Dated this .ith tav q January. A. D., 1896
ANDREW WARNER, lCommis-
EDWIN HUMPHREY. 5 sioners
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-02-16

I'VE. THE SUBS RIDERS, having b &c
w appointed hy the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District Of hittenden. Commissioners TO
ceive. examine and adjust the claims and demands
ol al persons, against the estate Of E1Ward A Bin.
late % SLelhurn Ia said District. represented
iusaIycut and also ali claims and demands ethhit-
81 iu of,c, thereto and 81 months rrom the day
Of the Oats hereof being allowed by said Court ior
that purpose, We 30 therefore hereby give notice,
that we Will attend g. the business % appoint
rnent nj tbs Iuu Of Zlliman Bentley % shelburn
in said District, "a the Tbir. saturdays Of Feb
rrarv AMI Nu- Ust next az % o'clock A ~, Or each
q said days
Dated this 3i.t DAY q January. A D. 1870
w " Ma 4 SR NIX Commissioners
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-02-16

The military commission il the case of
the one-armed guerilla Berry found him
guilty OF eleven separate murders and SEN
fenced him to be hung.
Gen. Palmer has approved o. the findings
and the 80 Of March is fixed for the ex-
ecution.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-02-16
PERRY,s MOTH I'D FRECKLELC

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Particularly 10 ladies o. light complexion, Tor the
discol1red spots show more plainly on the face Of
blonde than O. brln, tie but they greatly mar
the beauty q either and any preparation tiat
vii. etectullly remove theia without inilrin; the
texture OF color Of the skin is is certainly desic
ratim. Or. B. c. Perry, who has made diseases O
the skin speciality, has discovered remedy for
these dsccorations, which is at once prompt, ilal
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Prepared only hy p. C. PERRY, Dermataiagist.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-02-16

BrEINGroSBrsI>t=- Cot-laE-Ths'ust.tu-
lion = designed TO impart o. young urn sound
Jrlrhcr, business education which shall Fl
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noes. The College Monthly vifh Authorization
may De obtained By addressing Bryan stralton
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-02-16

The old Baptist chuEch, corner Of Church
and Main Streets, has been purchased by
Geo. II. Bigelow, of Daniel Murry, for S4,-
000.-Times.
We have some curiosity to learn whether
our editorial brother Bigelow proposes to do
the preaching or to hire it done.-Freeman.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-02-16
N74sHr>oToS, FOB L.

Stories aye again in III culst!ln that three
IA ma,r- 1f the Cahila are not iu-'Y com
mittei 20 the Prc>id nt's rccJustru 'iion
policy, hut Will bee relic 'ed of their po1 =
i0.io> at an early day. \ Il such statement.
are premature a- vet.
Tie Republicans take e. nhicuce from the
fact that the President on q il occasions stern
ly rrbukes every evidence Of disloyaity az
the South, and viii fully approve OF the re-
lection of dIslJyal men sent from THAI sec
tion to Congress.
The Baltimore SlH says that the Pres
dents interview with the Virgin delegation
viii give satisfaction O. all mod crate men of
the Republican party. aul 81, tie majority Of
Cor grtss are reasonable thccc is Mt much
left 10 quarrel about Rene we'd effort, are
beng made % prevent any conflict between
Congress and the PRECEDENT
/, iz not now believed that tie suffrage
bill would ever reach him.
Ia an article or the Pr -iJcnt's interview
with the Yirg.nian delogs tcs, It finds some
thing to praise in the E. ecch Of Mr.. Bald
win. Ii also approves O. the declaration Of
the President that none but loyal men must
be admitted 90 Congress and then goes on
70 demonstrate tie 10y al character Of the
legislation and rcct OF acts OF that State.
The Aie'lgsnosr Is still in state OF OK
ultation at recent ? dit cal events and says
the President will protect Government
against both extremes.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-02-16

The First and Second Regular Z. ;. color
ed cavalry lately doirig duty at Brazos and
Brownsville, Texas, have been ordered to
City Point where on the 18th inst. they will
be paid off and mustered out
Inducements will be held out by the
Freedmon's Bureau 10 have these returning
veterans located on government lands in
Florida, securing bon es at nominal prices.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-02-16

The Journal of this NJ, announces the
arrest Of two Of the Concord bank
robbers, and the recovery OF $780,
900 Of the money stolen. particulars are
for the present withheld, but VIII be given
when the VroperltimeIarriyes, and will form
q chapter Oh interest, crciitable TO the police,
who have displayed % perseverance and skill
truly remarkable.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES. THE

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CELEBRATED DR.. DOW continues % devote his entis
time = the treatment oI ali diseases incident 70
female system. An experience Of twen ty-thres
ears en- ables him to guarantee speedy anil perna-
nent reliefin the Of Supp and al
other Henstruai Dermgcmsni,, from triafe cause
All letters for advice must contain 81. Once.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-02-16
NEW YORK. Feb 9.

woman named Susanna Abrams was
arrested on Monday by Government detecI-
ives who found in her muif the steel plate
from which it Is alleged over $4,000 in 25
cent fractional currency has been printed.
She Will be examined before Commissioner
Osborn this morning.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-02-16

'k'ua Ai9>ir4tOi BANk. formerly located and
/ coiu- i'.s ness at sheldon. F-aukiia County,
Vermont. having been represented .usoiyeut and
en- iae- hs ttc Court ol Chsuccrv. and The under
s-ret app,tu'e. Rec liver, am ths zine lIuitel O.
six Iart us fror1 this date within which the credit
Cor, &C sal Hsrk must pre-tur and prove their
cl-Ias against sad Lal 3 creditors are hereby no.
tu-l that the Gu1e-- .let will receive such claims
at the ian.il. II .u.v % saf Bank in sheldon Yer
mont u. j.. WEAD. Receiver
sheldon, ~. Jan. - i-ts v31W3
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Nashville, Feb. g

Eight L. S. soldieTp, convicted by court
martial, held in this city, were to-day drum
med out OF service, to serve their various
terms Of Imprisonment, which range from
FIVE to seven years. TLey were marched
through the streets with drums beating.
Four had their heads shaved.
The charge against them vas robbery and
assault.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-02-16
WA.Hi>GroN. Feb. 10.

Today It Is very quiet here. The Senate
is not IN session ana IN tie House only
spcech y on the Presidents Message are
made. No business is in order
Nir. v uii4ms of Pa. Is making o violent
-recch 10 'uPport Of Radie4li-m. 4 very
arre mum Ter Of Longrossmeu are at the
Presidential mansion to-day. They were
received as last as they could be
and ID dI, tiucti1n was made be-
tween C5n-sry ,ti,os aUl Radicals. or
Corperheads and Union men. The Presi-
dent welcomed all There are number Of
strangers 10 town, who have come witness
the commemorate tive exercises OF Monday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-02-16
NEW York. Feb. :

The morning train from Mt Clair, on the
Bloomfield Z. R., ran off the track near
bridge, breaking passenger car TO pieces.
Miller iloltzsing was killed. The con-
duetOr and others were injured.
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\ Hayannah letter OF the 9Th says rumors
Of supposed proximity Of Gillian priyatcers
have advanced the insurance premiums on
Spanish bottoms and freights have declined,
shippers show great aversion u charter
Spanish vessels.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-02-16
NV YoRk. Feb. ID

large Fenian NEE ting was held at Coop
or Institute last ev ening. 1t is reported
that several pieces Of eayy cannon have re-
Gently been purchased in this city for Gen
Sweeney, the Fenlan Sec. Of War.
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