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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-10-05
NV YORK, sept. -

SANTA Anna, whose Headquarters are IN
Staten Island. is said 20 haze enlisted the
,ymplthies Of the Fcnuu BROTHERHOOD m the
Mexican cause anu l. in c.o-e communion
with Roberts Sweeney and o.hcrs.
THREE large steamers have been purchased
it is believed for the trsnspor tatiOn OF Fs-
mans to Mexico.
A New Orleans despatch says two cli2sed
soldiers who fred their rev1lyers at the
police a few days ago have been tarnei over
10 the civil authorities for tIial
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-10-05

South American correspondence says, the
Chiiians are anxious 70 carry the war int,
Spain. The Secretary Of Foreign Af'ir- H.
speech said Chill would ever regard s. ala as
a national enemy.
The ex-rebel Tucker has been installed CONS
mander Of the Allied squadron.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-10-05
Ghe free Press.
G. G.. ID. l.. BENEDICT.
EDITORS AND PRoPRIEIoRs.
FRIDAY MORNING OCTOBER >. 1866
T8EwEEKLY FREE PRES

TaE BuRuIGrox wEEKLr FREE Pass is pub
ushed every Friday morning, and contains IN
latest news; reports Of Boston markets and Cam
bridse Cattle Market full State, County snd local
Intelligence we'll selected Miscellany, &c, DC
>ocare an outlay will be spared to make 1t a re-
liable. interesting ana valuable family Journal
The circulation of the FREE Pass exceeds that
fAny paper in the region. and 1t IS Therefore d"
uurivalled medium for advertisers.
We desire to give additional attention 70 the TO-
cal seu, of the various towns in this sii aoloh'
Counties, in which our Weekly has numerous elf'
culstion, and shall esteem it q favor our reS1ei
will forward US any items of interest
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-10-05
NV YoRK. Oct /

santa Anna has received dispatches from
some OIL the Liberal chiefs in Mexico to be
prompt and assist them. An expedition has
ALREADY started consisting OF about two thou
Sand men, who, ere the Imperial authorities
"ili receive news Of tteir departure, will
have already landed on the coast.
About ll6 Commissions have been issued
to Americans who have smelt powder.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-10-05
Married.

In St Pau IS Church, in this ,.,y, tv H,. Re-.
John IL ID ,pkins, D. D., on tuesday evening. q.
18th John S. Bond, N D, OF Tlllahsssee, Fla. 90
Ellen Augusta Smith, Of Burlington.
In J'iricho, Sept. 2ist, b. Rev. H. C. Estes. NJ.
George II. Pratt OF Weathersfel5, and llrs, E-s-
E. Buns OF jericho.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-10-05

HEAVY WILL CAsE.-The McDaniels will
case, which has occupied two weeks of the
present term of Court in Rutland County.
was given to the jury last Saturday, after an
elaborate argument by Hon. Daniel Roberts,
who carried the day, the verdict fully sus-
tanning the will.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-10-05
cHITTESDES COUNTY.


Ii II Newell, 5 Adams,
G P Woods, TE Wales,
Ira a Collamer, L B Englesby,
Henry Loomis, l. B Platt,
Z w Peck, Geo j Stannard,
NJ II Baldwin, jeremiah French,
NJ Hull, F w Baldwin,
Ii A Post, F A Weed.
G 6 Peck, W Byington,
j II Allen, o 4 Mead,
Chas Nash, ASOwen.
Aretas Nash, Flank Sears,
A K Moore, Thos GRAY.
Dan1 Goodyear, Bingham,
II NJ Baldwin, CCPost.
X Ray, ) W Baldwin,
l. Blssonnette, q Peters,
Z W Davis, John BIs,ounette.
+ Small, NJ FR.mingt,n,
Alexis Place. L Ii Toby,
Chas Lavigne, A McCluwin.
+ Ii Baldwin, John Moses.
WIN Sanctuary. j Miles,
John Brown, Louis Sanctuary.
X NJ LivermoIe, \ X Mills,
W W Stone, Il W Post.
5 B Ellis, g " Murray,
Isaiah Dow, Abel Leavcnworth,
ROYAL Bell, nj Boynton,
Selah Coleman, W IL Wells,
Perry Russell, jerome Coleman,
II NJ Wilson, Fred Mack, Jr,
ii NJ Hull. Joseph Landon,
John Edwin, Jr, Orrin Pelton.
T Z Lyman, VIM Martin,
Hoyt Post, L Z Pdrtch,
James Palmer, Willard Ray,
James Palmer. S \ Place,
Austin Beecher, ii 4 Beecher,
Elwood Russell, \ " Partch.
James Degree, Perry J Brown,
NJ G Bostwick, W " Boslwick,
6 d Boynton. Patrick Furlorg,
o A Mead, Timothy Degree,
Lorenzo Davis. W F Dow,
ID E Palmer, Miller Kenyon,
A 5 Wright, Cyrus Wilcox.
Perley Martin, Joseph F Lawson,
Nathan Kenyon, r F Kenyon,
Barton Kenyon. Chas LIvermOre,
Geo Hurlburt, RE Weller,
Chas Coleman, E0 Mead,
W d Weller. vi Buckley,
w 5 Mead, II Mead.
CT Mead, Harvey Videto.
n L Partch, r Sawyer.
q W Flanagan, Jas Fraser.
CE Ferrin. Dorwin.
W PIERCE, VIM Adams,
Elmer Beeeher, Marquis Burri;t,
| W Sayles, Henry G Colby,
Geo Benedict. Sefford Colby
Ansel Eddy, S q Palmer
ARENAS Flagg, &c Walston.
A Z flagg, r A Jones.
II Bemis, HW Ring.
Nathan Fay, SFay,
Ring, Eli Brownson,
w ID Hall, WD Root,
w Freeman, Salmon Green,
lido Green. Geo Morton,
r B FAY, ES Bradley.
Ray, j L Hewitt,
Limrl Reed, ii y Chase,
James Moore, Wclcb.
W L Yale. Nm FAY.
5 A Csswell, HJFay.
II Simonds, Apson Shaw.
a B SImonds RR Townsend
L + Wilbur, Obs
A I Smith. Renben Lee,
Albert Cillcy. and others.
II n Curtis, &C jackson.
j h Macomoer, W Ii MacDmher,
NJ Rice, Chauncey Williams,
John Beach, L NJ Brigham,
F B Mscomber, E Grow.
r NJ Huntiey, IN Bates,
A & Bixby, N Burritt.
r Borrow, S 81 Macomber,
b Richardsou. NJ DImmick,
Alfred Bellows, j S Rice,
B T Beach, Geo Beach,
John A Hill, &C Gleason,
CO Blake, E Barnum,
Z Whitney, CIV Writers,
j c Harmon. j W Bascom,
Nathan Lincoln, W Z Phelps.
A B Story. E T IIalbrook,
ORLEANS CorsTY.
D II Camp2d OS Dormsn
Royal Cumming Prouy
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-10-05

Mr. Simons who kH'eI Mr.. Dix
on while fshirr l4r oysters off
Staten Island has been indicted Tor wilitul
murder b7 the Grand Jury o; Union County,
New Jersey.
The rcsul. Of the ease viii decide who are
legally entitled 70 fish for oysters in Newark
Bay.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-10-05
NEWS OF THE WEEK
TELEGRAPH.
FoRr LABAuiE, sept. %

FORT LABANiE, sept. %.
Advices received to-day from Fort Kearny
state that the Indians are very Troublesome,
,tesling stock and attacking small parties.
Ga the l3th they captured 4 government
herd of mules and wounded two Of the
guard Ga the l4th, Private Johnson and
Ridgway Grover, an artisti1r Frank Leslie 5
papcr were killed and badly mulilIted.-
They attempted 10 capture the pickets near
the Fort. but were driven away Win loss Of
twl killed
Two men of Bailcy's mining party while
hunting were killed after severe loss TO the
Indians
Reports from Ft. Smith, Dac,tah, state
that there are 500 lodges Of Sioux Indians in
Tlngye River valley, all hostile they are
determined tat the nov road 70 Montana
shall not be travelled.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-10-05
NV YORK, Oct. ,.

Santa Anna is negotiating a loan Of five
million dollars in behalf Of Mexico with some
prospects of success.
Ii Is believed in Canada that Seward Ia.
used his diplomacy 70 bring about the league
between Santa Anna and the Fenians.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-10-05

ARTIFICIAL TRoUrBREEDING.-A company las
been formed in Hydepark for artificial trout
breeding, after the manner Of Mr.. Greene,
of Mumford. y. Y, who has been very sue
cessful. The spot selected for the expert
ment is near the "Cold Spring" and is con-
sidered best adapted to the business Of any
in the State. being sufficiently shaded and
and without danger from floods, and having
an abundance of clear cold running water.
We trust the enterprise Will be highly sue
cessiul, and that by its means our streams
ard ponds may be once more fully stocked
With trout.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-10-05

y d,spa'eh from Tr0Yof yesterday says
cholera has broken out with felrili violence
III the yic. .iJg Of Y I.th AIlms, Mss. There
had becl eight cases and five deaths, the
dJc;jrs sag, within - h1lr-. Four have
occurred At Brgssville, mile AMI a half
from North Ad rs which num1ers about
$50 people.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-10-05
Re.Union Of Vermont Officers.

The members Of the Re-Union Society of Yer
mont Officers are hereby notified that the Au-
nual Meeting Of said Society viii be held at
Montpelier, on Thursday, Oct. %, 1866.
The members Of said Society, and all Officers
intending to join the same, are requested to
meet at the Court House, at o'clock, p. NJ,
when the ordinary business of the Society will
be transacted.
Anyermont officers are cordially invited to be
present. and to become members Of the Society.
In the evening an Grafton will be delivered
by Col. W. G. yEAzEY. in the Representatives
Hall.
GENERALS W. F. SMITH, and W. 7. IL.
BROOKS are expected to be present. After
the Grafton, the Society will sit down to Sup
per in r. r. Hall
All the Railroads carry for Half Fare during
the Session of Legislature.
BsIG. GEs. STEPHEN THoNAs,)
Cor. SAMUEL L. PISGREE, tx. Com.
MAJ. CHARLES I. SPALDISG.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-10-05

Gold is found in Pittstown, Rensselaer,
Co. n: Y. and . company has been formed
of which DR.. j. Scranton, Of Bennington is
President, and j. II. Cushman, of the same
place, Secretary, to work the mines. Assays
Of ore yield - high - $500 TO the ton II
gold, besides silver. ''f
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-10-05

The Tribune has dispatches from O num-
Der of Connecticut towns. Nearly all we've
carried by the Republicans by an increased
majority.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-10-05

II L Blanchard j d Harding,
W W Warren CG Goodrich
r o Pratt \ \ Banding
Z b Fairchild
LasoILLE COUNTY
W Hi Kenfield r c Benton
4 u winell
II II Powers, d 5 Storrs.
ESSEX COUNTY.
w Cooper II W Bedell
e " Hartshorn { W Prouty
q W Hunton II p Cooper
CE Benton Greenleaf Webb
Geo Hubbard II W Bedcll
Seth Mcacham 5 I Hale
II Cummings Enos Wooderd
Il X Washburn L G Smith
Daniel Powers and Others
levi Siisby Silyanus Lane
Benz Sil.bY NJ Lucas
AS Lane J Morse
JW Cades u " Hill
D II BeattIe,
GRAND ISLE co
OG Wheeler AN Kinney
las Mott Gilbert Allen
.Jesse Lsndon NJ Loyeland
Wallis Mott Edmund Barnes
j ) Lardon T Hall
FIR : Landon Proctor Adams
j o LandOn
II c Hill \ g Fleury
Al Scott Err GoOdsell
DIV Gaodsell Nelson Hill
Dyer Hin W + Hill
JIM uawrican, and others
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-10-05

INFOHTASr 10 YoUyG MES.-Sacurc t1.-
0r0ugi Practical Business Eiucliio1 at Brr-
ant, s,rat;on & Chamberlin's Burlington Bus.
ness College. One Of f7r'y-rigit connected I.-
siituti07s sustaining an 5aviable National r.ra-
tltion. Advantages far superior @. any ra--
can be offered by a mere local institution. F-
full particulars, address,,
BRYASr, SrRArroS IS Cut,Ilzr-ls.
vSm3 Burlington ST.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-10-05
Died.

At Waterford, N. y. Sept. Both, Nrs. Charlotte
Smith, Wife Of Homer Smith Of Fairfax, VI. sli
daughter Of James Hull Of orwell. ".
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-10-05

see from the papers that you have been
making speech in which you pledge me to a
political party. ! am further in the receipt Of a
letter from Gen. GTeham Of Indiana. in which
he says that his opponent for Congress hal pub
lishcd an extract from a letter received from
you, in which you pledged me to the support Of
President johnson, and as opposed to the cleo
tion OF sny candidate who does not support his
policy. You, nor no man living, is authorized
10 speak for me in political matters. and | ask
you 10 desisi in the future. | want every man
to vote according to his own Judgment, without
influence from me.
Yours, etc, L. ;. GRANT"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-10-05

o., N1..-e- L.f i-.iAc' was dull for tia sz-s.t Cat
- 81. = - IS ~" a-n-, but during tia forenoon
"a 80 S'-' =, 10 and the principal part were ..l
t5yL No.. so lu-h at a reduction Of 9 e. -r-
Ia e&sr.s Cattle
cAetP and LImhs-aheep sold 70 ad1l. the SANE
prices as last week there were few lots that -a.f
Al-ueI, tlt they were hetter aa1 L-lr.cr sL.an-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-10-05

GIN. GRANTS PosITroN.-Gen. Grant has
written to Mr.. Kerr who in recent
speech, startled his hearers by the assertion
that the general was a firm supporter Of
President johnson and his policy as
follows
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-10-05

CHITTENDES COUNTY AG. FAIR.-TRnLs OF
srEED.-The postponed portion Of the County
Fair, comes of on Friday and Saturday next,
on the Fair Grounds, and will undoubtedly
attract a great crowd if the weather iayors.
The programme for the two days embraces
trials of draft horses foot race female
equestrIanism trials Of walking horses,
and half a dozen different trotting matches
for County premiums and citizens purses.
See advertisement for further particulars.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-10-05

SILvERISE-We w0uld call attention O. rts
new AMI valuable article, .0r the beneh. Of als
readers, as We have tested il and dui 10 o. ts
all the manufacturer claims for il. It reals
works wonders with all srrc e. Of brass, coz
per, bronze, Sc., giving them instantly a cla--
ing OF pure bright silver which can be made
permanent by an occasional application. It
also the best cleaner Ut silver AMI silver plate
ware We have ever sseu,-giving the beaur.l.
lustre ouud on ueE Vare. Il i a gre8ts-y.r
Of time aud labor, AMI We think after one tI..I
no h0usekeeIer will be without II We kroE as
experience, aud have the testimony Of sc'ea-i-
f. men and prominent chemists, among l
Prois. Thurber AMI Meyer. aud Orange judi.
Ell -fyricuHurisf, that lt contains no iuErgi-
euis Injurious 10 metals OF the hands.
Believing il to be one Of the most us-.l. i-
ventious OF modern times, we recommend D. O.
or trieHis.-[.Nsr York FuHa.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-10-05


Hon. j. 5. ADANs.-Mr. Adams delivered
the address at the Fair at Sheldon, last week
The Messenger says oft:
Mr Adams remarks hardly attained to the
dignity Of an address, but contained many per-
tinsnt and practical suggestions for farmers
The dignity Of agriculture employment, aud
the necessity Of liberal culture for its successful
pursuit, was fttingly presented while il was
no less forcibly urged that want Of diversity Of
occupation in Vermont was retarding the growth
and prosperity Of the State. Our natural re-
sources must be developed the rivers and wa
ter courses should be lined with factories, thus
securing not only the profits Of manufactures,
but the retention Of our sons and daughters who
now seek these avenues 10 wealth in other
States, at home. Ard significant contrast be-
tween the relative advancement Of Massachusetts
and Vermont in population during period Of
ten years, enforced the lesson. We we're also
pleased with Mr.. Adams suggestions concern
ing Farmers Clubs-the provision in each town
Of library Of scientific and agricultural works.
and the social gathering to discuss practical
questions, imparting and gaining information
and enjoyment. The idea is no, only practicable,
but is successfully carried out in many Mas
sachusetts town. And there is provision in our
general law for such library in each town, il
our farmers would use it. Mr.. Adams brief
address was full Of strong points, well made aud
illustrated, and contained many topics worthy
Of intelligent consideration.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-10-05

We INVITE the attention OF purchasers .
Dry Goods to the advertisement Of Chau4 e
Co., which appears in our advertising columns
to-day. No one visiting Boston shculi omi- -
call at their extensive and beautiful establish
ment on Winter street.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-10-05
Cambrid.e IN lIarke..

Cholera, Dyssntery, Colds and El-l...-
are quickly cured by AMERICAN LIE Drops
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-10-05
Best . year old Steers.

Best 2 year old Steers
LIST, John G Dart,
ID " " Pierce q son.
Best year Oh Steer
LIST, Geo Hayard'
Best 5 yearliHgs ) - u PEI.
LIST. Thos Noonan. =
ID Barnes
Best CGlrss . ia Pea-
LIST, c Botsford, 1
ID, { 4 Duffy,
Best HeiftIs gears Oh.
81 o. w Carter 9. :
,,,
,-p 1
"a "a Thomas Fish. .
Best Bali GER.
/, Germs R,,ssor5 3
2d, c y smith.
Besi H''ifT CeH-
Isl. Cyrus Bois'ord' .
49, '''''''''
I'll LEX
.Nerao Bucks > y,ars oid aud grr'rf'.
ls;, c y Hayward, Brdport' .
81 Il = i'u- W.
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n. L.. e. ,...,- Oh and rp,-5rFs iu
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=
lst, jerome Ohffuiho' p
q, L c Everest
-herin0 E''e' l gear old 90 Pfn- d" o.
i u, Jerome ,,3aI S SaII''T Io 2
49, F,-.To,,i.i, n,,.os5
Is, U,vw,rI .
ID, Jerome Chcrbiao, (
.ueripo Buck Lent, ia Pens OFFS.
lst, c y Hayward.
H. = { Everest
b''' DUO" l-'''''
ls'' d + Do'ey'
craze E'''' 90 pens o. DE-
ist. pan'gl n1T.sy'
49, W. ,,....,-
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B..f15 E,,-s. s,--,fIy g., msa.
l.. 1..,..o C,.,-,.-,, 10
ajHS Jsekman.
Milton BarE.
1.r. Woodbridge. 8
ID, 5 & " Allen,
Mutton Ste,p,psa, Of ..
1st.FE Woodbridge. :
u, ; " ; Allen
Mutton Lf~6s' f'A' '' 81.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-10-05

TuE SUBDUED SoUTu.-The Richmond En-
am'ner, alluding to the progress Of the
Loyal Southerncrs through the Northern
States, says
We are afraid the Apes will have to 60
back to the middle ages for a suggestion. In
those days there were fanatic pilgrimages,
in which certain holy relics were borne to
attract and INSPIRE all the devout along the
journey. Wherffore not cTh41le The bones Of
TIE KING APE (him who played such fantas-
tic tricks before high heavens as made the
angels weep and parade them through the
land
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-10-05

U-E SEUAR'- ColUEy SEAL for u7speIz-
Indigestion General Debility all Fever 81
Ague.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-10-05

OFFICE HOLDERs.-The Radicals, all over
Western Vermont are circulating the report
that Hon. I. T. Woodbridge has been making
his boast that he has control Of all the Federal
appointments in Vermont, and that no changes
will be made except by his consent. The story
runs that Postmaster General Randall has as
sured Mr.. Woodbridge that this should be So,
and route agents and other Office holders are
swarming around Woodbridge as thick as flies
in E meat market.
We are aware that Mr.. Woodbridge intro
duced Mr. 2 b. Colby 10 the Miidlebury Dis
trict Convention, when he (Colbyl made his
conservative speech but We never knew before,
end DO not kH0ir nOir, that Woodbridge has be-
come such a strong administration man that be
can retain in office men who are daily yillifying
President johnson and his public measures
RufidRf Courier.
Our humble opinion On the subject, is
that the Federal appointments in Vermont
are under the control Of Andy johnson, and
till somebody can tell who is to control him, it
will not do for any one to boast much about
control Of the Offices Certainly no Reput-
lican Congressman eau have any reliable as
surance that he can control appointments
for a single day.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-10-05
Champaign valley Agricultural Society.

The following Premiums on horses, cattle
and sheep, were awarded by the Champlain
Valley Agricultural Society at their 10Th
Annual Fair, last week
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-10-05
GOOD FOR VERMONT.

We suspect the following article from the
Lowell Courier must have been written by a
Nermonter. The facts are from the census,
and the conclusions are just.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-11

a psocsss'oa etto desb,s tsA.s (bos,ss
passed through this city ysetsrday On hi
Wy y the Union paeife 6ailfcr1. "a verk
They wsre ell ffsn Jsses esusty, 1uwa.-
0taes keoseeev. tuao
We learn from the Anamoss Exvvss ~
u pestuastes at Msrshaltowu w. dstsc-
~, . fsw days ego, 10 rob6ing the mail oi
0ooey letters. The detection VA e6ssted
BY . United States detective.
The engineers on the ST. Louis 4 Cedar
Rapids Railroad report that Keokuk e,sa-
y will require 30 PEI cent. lees grading than
any other county On the line, md shst the
whole roase Will require hess grading than
Any road hitherto built in this State, with
n exception. So says The Mtrs.
The Eureka says that from plain indics-
lions every where seen. more buildings viii
be erected in Anamosa the coming summer
than in any season during the past I'VE
years. Among other things in progress.
the money is being raised to purchase . lot
FOR . new Baptist church. This, when fn-
ished. will make the sixth church cdifice in
town. stsA
Two canoe loads OF Wiruebago Indians
passed up The river yesterday. They were
from st. Joseph, NO., and had padded the
entire distance, They made a shest
malt in East Burlington, whers the boys. Of
whom there we're quite . number, amused
themselves by shooting at pennies, which
they received as a reward for their skil.-
We are informed that their destination is
La Crosse. From their appearance they |
seemed 70 be in very destitute circumstan.
ces. - Burlington Hdrksye.
The attention of the Quartermaster's De-
partment at Washington having been call
ed to the neglected condition ofthe soldiers'
cemetery at keokuk, Gen. Dana writes to
Gen. Belknap, that "a ourse Of measures |
are in execution for the preservation ofthess
throughout the Union, and di>
will be forw arded to the Quarter |
at kcokuk, or the post nearcst that
point, through zen. Eaton, Chief Quarters
master at st. Louis, as soon a. that part Of
the country is reached in the system Of or>
dcrs being issued, which will be in u very |
ehort time"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-11

r.l,A, t1,r tSeIlstt SSDvfVt1~M !:
therefore The person whom all afflicted shouIc
consult. No one ever heard Of . patient
ofhi4 ,,cs b~int Aifca since Hchas been In the
CITY Ills reputation has vouchers IN all the city
oaoers. his patients and the medical profession
boil, mere and abroad, m being the most skI''e0
Specialist here. and . tboIykgh master o. ~
sr xual disSu "a. 10 s0sefs GIlJ Cont despair give
him d call. II il only a con mon occourrencs WIN
him 10 cure such cases. Ills rooms are sepsrste
~ kdis@Dt geFlrngs. ~ tAsp3HeW!'sss
youxa Mxx, TAEE PARTICULAR Noricx Doctor
Biosiow dcvctet much Of his time 10 tia .0Has.
,nent ~ those caies esbAedby : secset ff6bisthas
ruins both mi4d spd kcdy uphnipgs Ne uniof-
t,nate Individual Tor eftfer tasfhtss ~ society.
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