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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-12-20
An Ac, il addition 70 chapter twenty four Of III
General Statutes, relating 10 highways.

An Ac; il addition 10 chapter twenty four Of the
General Statutes, relating to highways.
Hishercip enacted, Sc.
$50. I. In all cases where a street or high
way Las been, or msy be hereafter laid out aod
established. or altered IS provided in chapter
twenty four q the General Statutes, the select
men Of the town in which such street or high
way IS laid cut. established or altered, shall
have authority and ale hereby empowered 10
take possession Of the land within the surveyed
limits Of said street OF high Tsy, and remove al
distractions iherefrom. al any time after the
expiration Of time allowed su1 fixed ~ the SC
lecsneu lsyi1c out the saue, OF { county
court establish.ug SAID street or hisl Is, for
the land owners Ct sad land 20 zen their
buildings. fences, trees, timber or " aud 10
lay such lands oreu fr working az travel
provided. saii selectn1a shall tender j cfer
10 Day such land owner or owners or their
lard damages, If any has been aWar- by the
salestmcn or committee laying Cut ltering
said highway OF street
SIC e. bis a-t shsu take eject ir- rs pass
age.
Approved Nov. y, 1867.
Az Act IN addition 90 =. An &C, for regula-
ton and co- -ruuieut Of the Verne Reform
School, approved November -, ! Ji.
E5-,il. r.ar,li. sc.
,r--- ...-...- I'd. 80, r.,..s
or j. whenever aHs ils.i-e '1' -
shall bind over Tor tri4l 10 the county court suy
MINOR N----- 'ue A-- % s'@'e'u
lasu5e III L. 90 l-a. ei'i'' s-I ','...'
i-' ,u- e-u' % go, v'...-t-'--
ID me eiL.1l' h'lli u ''0-'o- DIT "''' '-i .
instead # the county jail.
Sc. :, hen any COY sh.A ne comm. q !
70 sad School oy virtue o. 'ul5 acl' -Ll s1ii
ny slat u., SUNNI u 'Is - ~ -
menus o. s@'l oc-' .',.'.l, -. - -
sehogi snail oe Pr i-l''' '5l''-' y - :.
me ai'l.e Oh Tue '1s''e7' "a. -,
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and him commit 70 The keeper o. the JAH W
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-12-20

SEC > The Auditor Of Accounts is su-
thorizsd 10 perform any duties now prescribed
by Law to be done by the bank commissioner
SEC 3. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved Oct, &c, 1857.
An Act in addition to chspter tTeaiy-four OF
the General Statutes, entitled - OF laying
on; aud disseminating highways and bridges
Il is kereJy enacted, &c.
SEC. ! Whenever, in the opinion Of the Sc
le-iraen OF any town, any public highway ID
such town Is lisble 10 he obs;ruc;e1 by snow
drifts. and the fences adjoining such highway,
are so Constructed that they may be convenient
II LAID down. such selecfmen may cause any
portions Of such fences to be laid down, to re-
main during the then coming winter. under the
same provisions for notice. hearing and dams
zee. a. are provided N section nine Of chapter
tweuty-four Of the General Statutes
Sc. > This act shall take effect from It's
passage
Approved Nov. -, 1867,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-12-20
Approved Nov. 6, 1867.
An Act in amendment Of number seventeen Of
the Acts OF 1896, relating to naturalization.

An Act in amendment of number seventeen Of
the Acts Of 1886, relating to naturalization.
Il is hore5yenacisd, SC.
SIC J. Sections one ani two Of number
seventeen Of the Acts Of 1855, sre hereby
amended e. as 10 read as follows
No court in this State shall naturalize any
alien, except upon proceedings and examination
and oath OF the applicant IN open court before a
Judge thereof, 81 regular term Of SAID court,
holden in the county where he applicant resides,
and has resided one full year next previous
10 the date OF his application.
SEC. ? Ifany clerk or Judge Of a court shall
issue certificate Of naturalization to any alien,
except upon proceedings snd the examination
and oath Of the applicant in open court as sfore-
said, and upon due proof Of his residence as
aforesaid. such clerk or judge shall be fined one
hundred dollars for each cer;idcste 90 issued by
him. cor trary 10 the provisions Of this sctE
SIC. 8. This act shall take effect from its
Approved Nov. 20, 1867.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-12-20

The Whiskey Convention after a ses-io,
OF three days adjourned,
B0sTOS, Dec. 3.
4 ielegr phic dispatch received a, -.
Merchant Exrh nge that the Bank Of -
SAFE OF New Y,rk. corner Of wall ~.
Williams STREET, had teen robbed # Ter. m
lion dollars m 2 vrrrmrnt bonds. Ara-,--
sccIunr states chat the N s-eugcr Of ~
nk wss knork,d Gown IN the -treet W..
$3.50 600 in bands un tim. and b1.d 81.
mat the robbers Jumped into a team b.. !.
caled.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-12-20

OvE u NATURE's MARvELs. We quoted
the other day q remark IF Col. Daniel Need
ham. to the effect that be knew q sheep
breeder who had reduced lie calling to 50
much q sciercc. that be could breed
white sheep. q, VIII. WITH buta single lock
ofblaok wool on lie body aud, hat l. more,
could locate she black lock II any part Of
the body be chose. And We iucredulously
added that when We learnt the name OF the
breeder. We would mention It. We hayn't
learned the name Of the particular indIvidu-
al referred 10: but We have been called on
bv a worthy isrnor OF \ .dison c unity. who
informs u that be has done the thing him
self That is, be has known four cases IN
bi- own flock in which round black spot
made by dipping cob IL black paint AID
pressing T. uIOn the back OF side OF d breed
ing cue at . particular time, Vac reproduced
II the progeny Of The eve, the lamb having
a di,,u black sp5, bo'n the skin and
the wool growing on it beng colored' IN
the same part # its boy where the eve
WIS m .rked.
The result Wa not sure TO follow 10 every
Gaze bu; ,ram d tuui-ed ewe- 80 marked
. lamb similarly marked were produced IN
four cs-rs 81, would --,m that ihe thing
/ can be lone by marking ewes enough at the
/ the proper time, and without any very re-
uark-b.r di-vlay Of seienc- after all. But It
. i- certainly "a curious instance Of the wonder
iui ami mysterious working % The Irinc' PIE
ot b,rtdlt.ry Transmission
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-12-20
An Act smending section four Of chapter fifty
SIX cf the General Statutes relating to the de-
scent Of property.

Al Ac, il amendment Of section eight Of chap
ter ffty-three Of the General Statutes relating
TO the settlement Of estates
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-12-20

An Act in aiiitioa 10 section one bundrea 40,
tea, Of CHAPTER twenfy-tso Of tae Os1e1a
gfs,utes entitled a. Comn5a schools and
school laws.
II isberc5y eagcfed, 81
SIC. l. Itshall be the duty Of the district
clerk TO certify to the teacher, that the REGISTER
50 returned Is filed out and certified TO by sad
teacher, IS required by law and fad teacher
shall not be entitled 20 his wages except on
presentation Of said certificate 10 the pr udeDiiai
committee Of said drstric:
Approved Nov. T., 1867.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-12-20

Ii has been said by MS friends, that Presi-
dent johnson would not deign 20 render to
the Senate his reasons for suspending Sec
rotary Stanton, as he Is required to do by
law, but would appoint bis successor in
the war department, as soon as ht got ready
Mr. johnson has thought better of it.
however, if such was his purpose, and yet
terdsy transmitted his reasons to the Senate
in lengthy document.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-12-20

An Ac; IN amendment ofsectious nine and four
ten Of chapter sirty-nine Of the Genera!
Statutes. relating TO marriage
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-12-20

The storm ceased this uiuruin, =
rsged terti5raly all ighr. snow 3 ne,..
and btdy driited The ferry nla;- 10y.
running early Us, evening sl~o t-e no..
cars. ~lmlelhug many 10 remain De- %.
cltv over night. Neat er very c.lt.
--s n
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-12-20

An Act In amendment Of section one q chapter
eighty-three Of the General Statutes, relating
TO the grand list.
Il is hereby enacted, &c.
SIC. !. Section one Of chapter eighty-three
Of the General Statutes. Is hereby amended 80
as 10 read as follows
AL polls Of the male Inhabitants Of this State,
over the age OF twenty-one years. and under
the age Of seventy years, shall be set in the list
al Two dollars esch provided, nevertheless, the
listers IN the several towns NAV, IN their dis
erection, omit the polls Of such persons A. SIT
extremely poor, and Of any other persons from
whom, By reasons Of absence or other Cause, a
tax il not likely to be collected
SEB. >, This act shall take effect on the first
day Of March, eighteen hundred and sixty
eight.
Approved Nov. s. 1857.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-12-20
WAsHiSorOS, Dec. Is.

Inc government commissioners have re-
orted the losh section OF the road aud tele-
graph line of the U. P. R ready for the
present service. This completes the road for
80 miles west from Omaha.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-12-20
An Act to prevent paupers from becoming
cbargeable to towns where they have no legal


ebargeable to towns where they have no legal
settlement.
II Is hereby enacted, sc.
SIC. l. No person shall come from without
this State INTO any town in the State with Intent
to become chargeable as q psuper TO such town,
unless such person has slegsl settlement 10 such
town. or has good reason 10 believe he has e-
gal settlement in such town.
SEC >. ANY person who shall violate the pro
visions Of the preceding section shall be fined
not exceeding twenty dollars, or be Imprisoned
in the common jail not exceeding siI months.
SIC. Justices Of the Peace shall have juris-
dictioh Of offenses under this act. No justice OF
Juror shsll act in the trial Of any prosecution
relating TO the town il which be resides.
Approved Nov. q, lc61.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-12-20

Cas- WE GET DIckE>s HEKE ?-Tbe Port
land Press rays Of Mr.. Dickens, IL IL NC
rue. as has be,n asserted. that be declines
10 read hefoIe any ASSOCIATION, we tnink ne
might make a good thing BY coming bere IN
his own IND, ?, nd,nt way tor two nights
lie has admirers enough IN thir city TO crowd
the Clry Hail bat an Arrangement easily
made. with the various railroads. would
b-ing a large number iron other places IN
the State - hear hun
This IL iu-t as true Of Burlington 4 cor
respondent in SvsntUn writes us =
wish You would sur up your people to get
Dickens to Burlington. Ii would enable
many people who Will not 90 to New York
or Boston, to hear him. think an audi
ence OF four ~ i've hundred persons could
Be drawn together at an entrance fee OF
three. four OF FIRE dollars
We don't tnInk that there il any trouble
about an audience at much bigger figures
than ever was gwen for a public entertain
ment here. But among the multitude OF his
affiliations from larger cities We have fear
cd that ours might be- disTega'ded- still, If
Mr.. Dickens Il going to Montreal, be might
be induced 10 stop an evening mere and 1t
is worth trying Will our people please
consider themselves '' stirred up on the
subject
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-12-20
NV York, Dc TO-

A Washington despatch says 60, .:,s
TIE Senate military Committee VIII
Mr.. Stanton an opportunity 70 be hes,l y
answer TO the charge made ~ ue
dent.
Gen. Seward Will read to Congress 'St
Of the late correspondence on hle II TIC ''"''
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-12-20

IN Act in addition 70 chspter twenty Of the
General Statutes, relsting 70 tie support and
removal OF the psupers.
II is icrc5g enacted, Sc.
SIC !. Whenever the selectmen Of any
town shall institute court Of inquiry, under
the provisions Of section fifteen Of chapter
twenty Of the General Statutes, they shsl give
notice thereof 10 the States attorney Of the
county in which such town is situated, al Il ast
twelve days before the time Of holding such
court, and il shs!l be the duty Of such States
attorney TO attend such court, and conduct the
examination IN behalf Of the Stste
- SIC. .. This set shall take effect from is
passage
Ann-ova1 Nov II ISF-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-12-20

Sleighing Is good II Washington at Eve
dollars an h0ur.-neyer 20 much snow in ten
wears
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-12-20

B. a rccpu- arrival 20 t+ts Pr. va base
late aovic-- from >su DHuI0-l T-. e-
eye d ne by the nurrics ne j. u-e- 1.--a1.
teu-iv, than a. hr-- supposed in --.-5
Of IAN lies have been --rIpp.- -7
I. .--,--ed ana are entirely drp.-f.---
any and they en- obtain from -- -r.---
nrn- md thelr ueig b1rs Tier . zen
I,rvy lpss OF pscs animals vine. .--.
C. r. or'y means of transportation e-- -a
r1td- % the Inferior or I1 many -H
c.m. Iet,ly blocked % vur fallen rr-e-
go Oh
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-12-20

Ana all xmas OF CASILNGS for REPAIRS
Constantly on hahd'
Wonld call the attention OF the Farmers,
IN general, TO a Jew I'S Ct, Having been in
c,rn,ing% fconsiJo ~ ~ so,f ySa's, yrs wen a5
in auLinds of Agr,cuitnr,I TmnIen,ony a,,j
having selected nv stort r., m tLe'bcs, uan
uf,c,orirs in the I;ni,a8 S,,,es n, ,son".a,
10 Give better satisfaction tLsn sny or,r
tnbIisbm.n n in Tennessec F,rs, nv TL.noaS
fng Nj,r5ipe fEnssrIru will i, rt,r. sSry
,n21 save mores rrain vim a., laser ,,o,u, -,
tenn and Labor Than ann ,,t,r !, ,s A..
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Our superior facilities enable US to offer them
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Cotton GINS, and a vdriety Of articles too
Numerous ~ mention.
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Crrtiaca'es cAliing for the whole of the different ar
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SALE OF LAND-

DURSUAkT To A DECREE or THE
County Court Of Washington County.
Tennessse, Al iw December term. 1851
will offer for sale a. the Court House door-in
The town Of Joussbor0' on the A,b a. AZ
Jsuuaryi ises, = trAct Of laud bsIonginS 10
he hsirs Of John Mari dseeassd, In riviI'dis.
triet No. ;, ABIDING the lands OF John phII.
bps Bno7h Brown aud others, combining
90 Acres more or less, Ftl
win BE sold % 4 credi, Of tvs,v, u..,t..g
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irving bead With approvsd ,~scur,,y a. n.
purchass monsy. lien win g. ysisi,saSs
s.id lASe un.l shs purchase money IL fully
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1867 oct 4m6T.R.SCo.
Umpire SEWING MACHINE COMPANY.
Ia SlesrOOm, GIG Broadway, n, Y.

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Hens, Fclls, Binds, BraiIs, Tucks, Quilts. Plaits,
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No. 2 M'ehine, with Hemmer and Bladder, SIS. No.
8 Machines ss5. ~
Agents wanted, to whom liberal discount will be
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Certificates IS Cents Each.
NO BLANKS

9 Certificates, ......-sl.O 25 Certificates ,.......,.S2 -
u C-rtiheates,"".".r l"0 10 rrthc4'es,...." -"
And any ots sending e2O az one time, will be entitled
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CASE WATCH warranted TO give entire satisfaction.
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REMEMBER

Yon Ar. Fo' asked N pay far the article NATL you know
T'il' you are g.iug 10 receive.
Adlrrss viii Name uftown. sud county plsinly written
JAMES, FRANKLIN, Importers,
81 Warren Street, Nsw York.
1857 DC; II mcs.
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80 Every Pairun obtains a Watch By this srr.rs,.
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We wish 10 Immediately dispose o. Tire ahovs mac.
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np"n the payment o. I'm Doli ~, whether a h. =
Watch worth tl.t,O or one worth less. The rsturn of
any o. our eefiideate. entities yuuio the aftfcis nam.
ed thereon UPON payment irrespective Of its vortb
and a. no nrtiels valued les III ~ Ten Dollars Is nam.
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No Lottery. 6ut Straightforward leqit
innate transaction, which nUBy be par
tieiPdted in eUen By the most taSidi.
Gus. 81
As single certificates will be sent ~ mail. no, r,ts
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PARIS EXPOSITION,

with full power to purchase any and every article suit
ed to tais market, and ne has snccecded beyond our
must aapgulne expectations, the Exhibitors preferring
10 scl a any sacrifice rather than be NJ the expense
snd trouble Of removing their goods; we have there
fsrs concluded D. Distribute the same Without regard
10 value At the ridiculOusly low sum Of
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Agents Wanted Everywhere

We rec0mmOnd persons when sending any amount u
money % 10 50 either by Express, Registered Letter
Or Post once order, aud when so sent We hold our
selves repCnsibis
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-12-20
COLES VOYAGE OF LIFE.
Childhood, Youth, Manhood, an.
Old Age.
after the Original Pictures in Posses
sion Of ReU. GOrhdm D Abbot, of
NeW York.

NJ Az regard this srries Of paintings A. the eL4fo
wi deurre Of American art hitherto; certainly moth
InIgin the Department. Of ENGRAvISG yet produced T.
THIS country rxerls the work Of Smilliu IN THEN copying
me Ehgfa'ings were published nearly ten gear
since, anil In the few and limited channels tbfnup
which they have been offered, a ready demand has b., :
l"nnd tn now proposed 10 enlarge their sale, an,
hF' Abhoti has placrd the plates with us for that pur
posei b'le'lng thar, as in the case OF every great An,
wor ~ composition, they eannut be too common. \
have undertaken to meet his wishes.
The Trade. CenVassers and Clubs will therefore hay
most liberal terms. Cl~crgymrn aud teachers will all.
Oe rn'llra 10 a special discount, and all persons dis
posed Ia AID in their sale Ia xnT way will hnd a gsner
Gus reward fur Effort.
The prints will hereafter be issued on better Mai,
paper AMI win m"re care A. e. printing.
~, Sl- pyI set, on receipt Of which they will b.
l.. A. ELLIOTT,
IInPOrtr and Publhher Of Pras, 322 Wa,kia1,ou q.
l'"o Eeolomosbl BOSTON, MASS.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-12-20
C. WILSON, 4. N, PRr.rDrsr.

x n NEW GRAIN BAGS q
- OUO Rent to the Farmers Of a.,
Tennessee, who wish TO eopsign n, 49,
grsin Tor sale on the folio wing terms
Three cents psr bag Tor 6neen davs S,,..
een's psrbaE for twenty days aud over
queen ,aJ', one feRt per bag per day for ali
Aept over twenty. dsyA No attention
Pa,a 70 orurrs iof bags unless orders accom-.
P.h'ea y reference, ezeept from our Ten.
nes'ss eofrssPondents. So sg,s. =,
LEE 4 TAYLOR.
wholesale GToeers Aad Com n. Merchants,
100 ssia s,fse's L~ypeuburg Va.