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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-05-24

The nurnbor of license- as Manufacturer
and ,,boI..,I- 5..Io-s n IN. division Is 400
l .,1 -''''''' O'-'''7 - " - 80, -
- - : ~ Az --'''= y -
VUO l'' year now nay d MUMMY To-
''.-o VI g s'--'' ''''''9 ..-
N' "1-i''- - '''''-i'' '''--1 - '''--
i''' var "17 It 'iiu ''''' '-- D.
sorHonssE ExnlBrrIos.-Tne annual Sopb-
onore Exhibition. winch is peculiar feature
of the College routine DO our University. oe.
CURED lass THURSDAY A- usual tbs College
Chapel was crowded. with aa audisuc. COM
-.l l.-,.r- 30 ann 3D.. ,,-,7.-. u 4...t
sexes. The subjects -aul speaker. were Or
follows
j. Rsoe Hatreas Charles Allen Convsrs-
This was on excellent piece. and vel DE-
Averci.
Permanencs Of Military Fame Edwin
0A1'-'7 Z e -u7l'
' "----
''- --'-=''- 90
military men % our own country
cromwell as s'aiesai- Henry 1901.
--.-.-
80
u...
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-05-24

ol-sl L4Gl. UAi.s-I.. uosU.e-
winch have existed between rae $50 wings
o. divisions % tae supreme Council thirty
KIND Degree. fraeml=-as. fora pe-o5 Of.
tt-y--araeT years. have aea- amiab.valrus.
Il ,-l term. %. aiils-ulu. d. is stated t1s-
there snail be- one Supreme Council OF tie
=. a15 a. Rite f1-tlc N5-s1-r1 Jurlsi.eg51
OF sal United ssa,es. o. be- composed of the
United supreme councils heretofore czis-r-
therein. TIE one having i.s G1-ul East b
toe city O.. Boston. lll tie other having il.
Grand East 30 INC city % New York. whose
active members SHAH be twcnty-eict, i-
number iron each Council. ana no more ar
the time Of union III o1ll1 that the United
Council shall consist OF ft5y.sevcn SOVEREIGN
inspectors General. which uuu5es NAV here
attel be increased at sae pleasure OF tae su-
rreme Council
Tie twl Councils. ~ Convention az Frss-
mas-u- Hal, ~ Boston. elected the follow
Irg officers Tor three years
Most tuIssaut Sovereign Grand Commando
T. u. Urumm0ul Of Maine
FulsSaut Lieut.. Grand Commander. John
Lewis O. NeT Iork.
6rsnd treasure, heman ". Ely Of Ohio
Grand Secretary OF the Z. T., Daniel Sickle
Of New YoIk
GrAnd Keeper OF the seals, Dr.. y. 3. saurt-
led Of Massachusetts
Grand Minister Of state, Clinton + Page Of
New Iork
Grand Marshal. s. H. Goodwin Of Pennsyl-
Taula-
Grand Marshal Of Ceremonies, L S. Hamg-
ton Of Indiana
Grand Captain OF the Guards, Col S. c. Law.
renee Of Massachusetts
Grand Standard Bearer. r. 4. Foss Of ILL.,
noit
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-05-24

A lrl iu Buffalo SATURDAY. 1es---
hide store. with 10000 hides Loss
C-arlm1u- mas voted uy SIX uar----
O. erec, a monument O. ner slzrv-e---.
soldier
il woman was killed s. -l.ca-5.ves.s
07 the ia- %. o 1ui.1I1-. winch was
elevated O. the new grade 81 t1c s-rse
At the Middleton. N. g. -
Yesterday. the well known ho-.- ..r.--
won purse Of $1,000 ia three ---a----
II time as follows . 2s5 9
Mills the trancoLn mg.rce-e-. Hs
another attempt 60 esc-ue iron he
lar -----l' NJ H., PAD SAYS be vii. ---
again when fruit are rIre
IL Is rcmored az san Frances
" es'-T- , acltc Railroad COMPANY lls -.
- y ii-- c1i-e privilege o. tle -eu---- i---
-.----o-- company. The rll- WILL
operation from Sacramento o. S-.cE--
ninety Gays.
Inc losse- % insurance romuarl.- --
country by IRE. lu l>55. were one 1a--
Iailli1n-. against lortv-Ia-e- ul--
Lo1l. and there was only ~ ar-ua. --
Of eighteen millions lurlrv tr. nv -
IaE YEAR
IoL- p--.e lists OF nominations io- l..-.--
~ D-iAI ptey have DElu made -1- -1e --
u We" OK, New Jersey ana L1lls--
a4'el l-- adjournment Ci t1f L - s. >1--
Cou1i. tlc Chief Jus-iss vii ss
tle remaining nominations as rauI1.- .--..
si1.-.
a Uniform seals ior charging iorl--
---se nls csea adopted. ana hereafter ul--
~ an letters ior Whatever lcs.!ul-l.-
-n-nse1 10 the mails with lra. B-
VII De charged single rate Or l-
ounce OF traction thereof. the same al
nestle letters
a Name paper tells OF d farmer DO OH
sac " 20 was c1ierCl - cent? Tor .-
4as- "ll--f. uut concluded % wal ger
A--s- week ne thought BE- na1 wai--1 s-
iol= enough and came 90 markt, a-
-" 1eh De found that p ccnts ID COOS
tAe uest oner De could get. bic lace -5er
study Tor HogarJl.
L-e reported GehcleucT % tla z--1--
-leNeW Orleans Assistant treasure lr1
@ ABOUT one million dollars. To
ticipated that the United State v
user % any considerable extent TIE
eminent deposits 10 New Orleans Nat
BANKS are lass n amount tnau the se-lr
iei1 BY The United State
1ae Connecticut Republicans have deei.-
q caucus 70 stand by the prohi1It1r7
M Il necessary % amend It 60 as O. IA
more elective. The aggregate repu1-'
majority IN both houses Is H. Tie Sen
ne throughout the state arr c4amorous D.
repeal Of the present law and threaten
Oft the party Il their demand Is DOS GU
hed with, and a coneillatory movement W
c made 10 smead the law. 80 tar 81 O. eA
spt beer and cider.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-05-24
THE WEEKLY FREE PRESS

TIE BUELISsToS WEEELY FEEE PAS .s PM
hshed every Frioay morning, and contains the
latest news; reports O. Boston markets and Can
briege Cattle Market falI STATE. County anu ocal
Intelligence well selected MISCELLANY. ac., &e
Necare ana ~utlsv vii ne spared 20 make = q re
table. interesting auo valuable family i7u-l-a--
The circulation Of the FKEE PEEss exceeds Thai
OF Any paper II the region. and b. -s therefore az
un-lEsIled medium f8r advertiser
We desire 70 give additional attention o. tAe Doe
ca -str, Of the various town IN t1izzr- adil----
Couuties. II which or Weekly has a numerous cir-
sulEsiou and shall esteem ~ g 1avo- d o1- reader
Will forward Us AM items o. interest.
TEEEs Two DOLLARS PEI yea-. II a1vane..
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-05-24

NORTH CARoLINA.-6enL Miles, assistant
Commissioner Of the Freedmen Bureau ID
North Carolina. IN his report tor April rtP
resents a satisfactory condition Of analIs
IN that State. although much destltution
and suffering still prevails there future
prospects though are encouraging. UenI-
Miles also SAYS the initarory steps are taken
towards giving the coiored people tnelF
rights of representation and already give
evidences Of influence IN the Development OF
their manhood InIa quiet manner. indicating
their arureclati0n Of their position, unat-
tended hv arv evidence OF elatedness, but
with aa earnestness Of purpose character
iz-5 -v moderation and proper reasoning
BtyK RAID On SATURDAY night. 10 be
lnr suspected that burglars were IN the
Bank % Attiel. y > the cashier Of the
institution made a bare footed rcconnoisance-
lie first took the precautI0n % surround ne
building with thirteen valiant her1e5- duig
armed with pistols anc clubs. On entering
be- found two men endeavJung 70 break open
the sale. TIE burglars medc hasty exit
through the window, passed the whole out
OF guard who c10llv maintained state OF
'.masteriv inactivity. and effected their e.
cape. A shot from the revolver Of thc cash
lcr. fired at the retreating burglars, came 10
close proximity with the mead Of one Of the
rIurllclur guard
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-05-24

IL. .Ar. Ir-. III sian .--Ha-.-.-- ..... ~
az u-s--..- l1--a- t. ..-rr- I.-
-.. .-r Legislators Hrt-l Irr Lt-
mr.
rr C5-T t >r-- r
A-l-r1. 1la7 --s.. l--.
Doc f
none. Tia, Tie I11l pz--z las on a--.
uv54 Legislative corruption 70 this STATE. All
aludls 90 me dis5ussl51 q ,- u- with
Faica the Ns- T.-l J5--a..s lr7. l4-..
tneuze-7ls s.1c- lll i.---1--51t -i -- La--
laturl. a1l --e revelations mai. i- various r.-
-l9ilc--= rv anonymous writer N-- t-
E1E FEzss care e1ca-- about uz l--.. -.l.-.-
lizH the letter O. one WHO is rrs-r7 tlai.a- u. 81.
these Legislative lsrte-z. OIL has a--. .-. ..-
vantage u beng at- g. c-1r--. -e- r..
Legislative l5-u-s IN --41--- .1l sev.-.. ---.-
Sew L1c.aa- state. 8. l-- r-.a
CT .l- O. ,ll bag q 90 -z----zl l-1.
telling now smith OF Jones can. l--. a. &. ...-
isz-1r and c-t -.-a suddenly tu -
L--r--l % T-v ,l-- -l--T interest," T--- readers.
some q. me il-ilel-E winch lare c.- u1r
Iv observance. GIL TO show b. O. la---,.-.
WY. what -4e 1e= I--- Legislative las l--a
flrta. last SIX wears. Us .t mas -.- u
otseryaue. sraak a- vIat g. as. ts-1r---
Khan wha-i- VIII be-. t- 700 zl-- --.t l.H
ll1l proposes nov @. tau over anew
Ne1t month tas DELEGATES r5-a. Constitution
C'uvc1-c1 VII. as-1--.-i1 ,1.s -.. a.a .--.-
yis.a- OBJ. constitution ua hos - ta- a--
raais Jaw t-a --s.. ... e.t-e
NJ. --
I.--s..-... -r
is i1te-ri.r. .,. ....- .r .aa 7.-. a--e NUM-
b.- o. &c maa u -- be
H.r.as t.sr.- u l.t.. l-.e-.
Inc Nla l..L Legislature. De- mary o.. For-
raale- may g.. aware. g Or -5Ha.-.
Eaaec.4.. as1 t..t vesl.
t-a- OBJ. t.-a. Vernon. E.rI. great
b. b. ia. as -u----- al. --
members d. l-s Assembly or lor-- ID .-=- Iaae
u.eu are many .. tasa aireu1u-z--. v1- make
r1aues business. and aye ssa- a-r. O. -7rs
i5- tle uoucrols,z. ila- rat t-a= .--r--i --l
se1-rl t---r e-z--..-. --s l= ez1----r -l-s %
t--=- MA, -I-le .r-l t-4 ct- ID l1ur- E.. .s
ul, 'le bee, inca. tlcs 90 persons mos- ue-s-
t.r wisdom end T--.-e. as t-- --l----u-.- o..
IL. stare e. iela--. fts a- --a--= -.s
House % As1-es-a,4,-Tas. t--t 4-- sens l-s- &C. .
l3 t-is T-.-. Inc usl-- Is t--- -r- sla1- er-
e-el-c, vigorous aea, rather il-u men c.-se.-
u-1s t5r d. a-1l-.Tl sl-.-,.-=. The Tl-- g. be-
llal q -.- d. ----l-r-..- a-- B.. c-1t.-- success
i--l- ice -a1 H-- aa- 1-- u-s- nerve. tle
o-si 1=l--aE QUANTITIES. VINO IS Hia=- at home 90
iae r'1- or tae Arena, tas the nes, chance i-r .
slc--s-- remember ,l-t z-z ya-rs age, Uala .
i hrs become familiar with tlH lezis-,ur-. b. .
Seemed 20 me that ,he same Kind Of pluck .
hsa seen triumph % business pursuits. vas die
q quality ezs-al--. 20 success u making lass -.r
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-05-24
Vermont Item.

ant Judge Of Washington Co. Car-
dead on Saturday, whileat Work on biz ..
probably from apoplazy
Inc 81 1scriptions 70 the " oo1s-.
road are within ten thousand dollar
sum required TO commence the w1-z
o. q Tinker Two barns III H,..
were burned a week ago Monday. W.T..
-four tons Of nay &c, on FIRE tr
PLAYING with matches.
The Mail route from Mo1tpel.e-.
Wl1css-lr, Eimo1e, Gc., 60 baEa-
which bias had an existence for u1-.
years. has been discontinue
assigned Is necessity for curraIHu- e--
Of the p o.. Department The 7
O good deal vezcd along taat r1l..
Ihe Ns-saeaI- publishes O. -ce-
Mr. Fowler of Iras3urg. sal1 10 be
man, Who outraged the person o..
neiee. cia Of thirteen. Fowler
iyuc1inE 1y fleeing the country
a Young man i1 Rutland the o-a
D. o. d-. lel over q railing eight or t.
Hl-.. and struck iaIr on his he-- %.
Eulal enough was u0t nurt at OIL
B ---s Betsey kn-, wife o..
k.--. -- sandcrla11. was si-ua-
window % her kitchen one 1l7 rec-
noticed t1a- one Of hc- shoe string
u-l ana STOPPED over 20 tie Be-. an .
instant rile BAH passed Jar1uca
dlw ana also through tae sr77ep.pe.
10 the wall Of the rom. Had Ar-
been sitting 10 an upright position o.
would nave passed through Hcr he--
hrc- i-. OF why. Is not know.
Airs. Laura brown died IN Ccau-
30,a. -- tae advanced age % I.. r
LacEiu- 81 days. she had -.7l- a a.--
years. she leaves three c1l---
daughter aged - years. an1-e-
ana son aged 81 yea-z.
Amos Pollard Of Plymouth a-- c
be erected I'D tal- town lt be ov1 l1-
monument 90 ,le memory Of -as -.
Of Plymouth. who died DO the L1.-
cur1- tie a-e way. I- Will c
500. ana w-ll have inscribed on . -
atry names OF patriot deal
Bradford intends 60 stop liquor cell
wI---l her limits. and Hll1 meeuur O..
wise ways AMI means therefor. lass ve
Ia--- Q. be- a. Spiritual Coa7u
Stove. dune --l. SCH and Sch. SEQ -.-...
freedom the great Interests Of 1----
4... -rl-Ec-s are @. -. present.
ora. j. Il. v.. carry passenger a-a-
c1rr1-.- t.- t.re one way.
Pour re--as r.- Bradford --
-0. r..al- .5 fish --- E--
Er-
ls ya Mau-. ----.-
-
smaller -a-- o.. ..a.-.. AM nave e..r
a...
- -'. --.--.
-- ARD --lA--. OH
getting
-s-i1 -- o. drum --
--- ir-s-
-.- -..-..- -- ...--.-.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-05-24

Notice is hereby given @ tL1 Lu-ll kepuu--
cans II the town Of Richmond 20 meet 10 Caucus
al the ctnca ot s. j. DAVIS be- hicnm-1l. y e.-
ass11a -il- ---. l-l.. Et . c---4 j. H.
10 ch1osa -Eo delegates All 1850 El-s-Iturss o.
represent them d. the Union heu--.c-u Con-
vsuuCl 90 ue holle1 II Aul-r1.--- -- Thurs deg
the 6Uth day Of May. Ie1--
a. J.. CO0TLI. .r.
suUu-E NHTT-0tr
T. j. oLEAsuE
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-05-24

lFr- r- Ti.-- N- Greeley -a.--
.. t-rf.-- .. -. p-4-.-- be- r
r.ea-e. p, ----. IL. ...-,nr.. s.n.s a1- Wiz.
t,- reasons 10y s.----- fr Davis 1si-s51-
f--.. .... ..s.r-.. ....t.-. me i1s5.r-
...- -.. ---r ...s.. r. ,.r.--.-
7. IN. a--r- nam. r.-.. -rrs 7r-vr-..
Wal -..- v.s lave r-a-.l min.
e r.,a.- o.. t.s.
-..---- .r.r el.4 trsv would ra- -.r.
-..g.- a- -s aa.1r. mud. B.
r-ev re1 not believed DC ueeess-
w..- ..-.-. las. J= U.H. c5e1-.
..-.- it..-... ..-....- --.- I'D. -.rs- 5. Wins
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-05-24


t.-. .--...
---a F--.-. ~ .... .-.---
leave Or --- ID. ..-....
anu 90 &c ,-- a-..---.a--. --- -a--s--.- .1-
h.luors E-rr
W L - -
u-- Enron ..
from -.e...- citizens
... r.- .....
%
-
------.-.. o.. -.' l..a -s=-----a.
returns income 'r hundred
'--la- ,i- a
a dis1-' IRON -'a-.
4-1H h @ --.s- low
renee l--- i-l jefferson DAVIS -- family
Inc southern refugee residing - i--
intend g. invite him B. V..-- ---
Ai l maze & farewell -H
1-- i--"- -12------ g. -n----- ---
sailed --- Llroz- Saturday -- T--- Gle
iruIis 1- nl- no--- 1a, She c5u.a-
back 10 tar autumn. q is --
The Albany JaH-Ea says De- Andersen.
o.. A1-al7'-s. WILL decline One Presidency
Brown -HiTe1si'g. Pen f-1ni=e- liberal
CD gu -a Al---s -ai'e--..' - DE-"
manson i-1 INN
Cob George Dim1ll kellogg als been sr- +
pointed BIS t1e Secretary o.. .ll Ireas-r.. .
Revenue Inspector fr che cities % Nsv
York ana B-1-Err The arr-utmeat is .
considered D. -ac-a-v. one.
tr- f-----. .----..... ..-... .-.-... .. .
F.-,5------ t.- sab. il. -. ,l.-- e.. ..--. .
r,7-.se-i,-- i-. i,.--.- +,.,-.. --. .. ..- .
5,s--i,-s ,,...... mi. ....- t.-. o.. r,---.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-05-24
rHE NEXT GOVERNOR.
OPINIONS OF TuE s-L-E PRS
From the Barton standarl

With 20 expectation that the convention vii
pay any heed 90 our advice. We viii YET venture
me name O i. s. Adams a. one OF the mites
men Tor the post OF governor uan whom the
ac1a.- would deli-1, 70 honor man Of excel
lent Attachments @ Temperance man 90 the
core ho1es.. honorable and upright. 1utspozll.
decided iu h-s opinions ana expressing tae1-
-r--T lot lecsi-l-l Is above the nasty tri-E-
e-V ana corruption OF parry which has 80 long
held the state ~ Us sWsv-s notable example O.
which vas unmasEe- Iu the Third district lass
E VIII some one pres the name o. Ar
Adams AMI mus CRAFTY the hearts % honest
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-05-24

The Union Republicans cf She.aurn arc re
suestei 10 NEE az tHe Nestr7 c- the Aetn0l-s
Church. on Sctar-as. -i-t -..-. S. q.
FOR the PURPOSE c- e-ectlr TWO delegates and
two substitutes 70 represent then 10 me Lr-.-
etate Convention,
! j BIN
T. AEE
tEII1 J4CEs-S-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-05-24

The Union hepualclu Voters Of south bur
iiurton are hereby notified 90 meet or t1l L.l-
ridge scr01. House. Al0ulsr LTl-. lls- --t-
81 q o'clock =. H. Tor the purpose C- appoint
Ing delegate % the STATE l1rvgl---
A.. . err---- IL .-------L-- -ar-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-05-24
In1an So lonrentIar.

A Union Republican State Convention Wi
be holden a. MONIPELIEE ca THURSDAY
THE THIRTIETH DAY OBJ MAY. 1867, q. -
O'Clock a. H.. fa- the purpose -t nominating
candidates fcr Gcvera51. Liau;cu-ut Governor,
sns Treasurer. 10 be supported g, tLs Aurua.
State Election II September mex
Inc State Committee hav-l- been instructed
70 call this as DELEoAlE CoyvEETI1E. have
61ed upon the following pass Of represautau-u
one delegate f5r each town and an additional dele
gate 1or every one Aua1rel ga r-it fats. caE,
for Paul Dl1L1SauAsl al the last STATE Election.
Il is suggested that the Towns cacose su1s-
tutes az vel as delegates, g. that they may r--
be unreuresented II The Convs1t.1.
Delegates OF taelr substitutes .sa1u.l provide
themselves win credeuuz-- sigu.- -r tls
Sseretarles Of their respective rr-ua-- meeting.
The auuorroumeut vii t=eret-e be- ACCORD
inr to the subioinei table
BURNLE MARTIN
Dunn C. uEyIsl1.
HEyET oL4LE.
JosEru PoLASD. Union State Con
asa J. lAAI
GE8. i. B1G-L-w
C. ~. SION
Montpelier, May i. 1867.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-05-24

Aea York papers cay 1--WE are specially
informed tnat England designs to seize Cuba
ID TIE event OF any difficulty with Spain.
ana endeavor 10 obtain the Is nd ar a basf
IN the Gull OF Mexico
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-05-24

The Union Republicans Of The Town e. Hun
tiugr1n. are requested &c uaa-a- rla --1re Cf J.
7. Juds1n. OF Saturlay L7lniur May -. 1857.
a. z q clock. f1r the uuru1sa e G-lct-n- ~.
Delegates and Two Substitutes. o. stteud tha
&c Union state C0n7euuc- o. be holden a.
Montpelie-. q Thursday me 1J,h ca- % Msv
1857. t1- the uurulse r UCU-l1-I-- candidate
for Governor. Lieutenant Governor ana Irea--
urer. Co oe supported a. the annual STATE L.e.-
tion IN September mex
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-05-24

The directors state also that the amount
o! stock in the several departments OF the
road at the unc Of the closing Of the last
previous annual report were really Si3-l73
less than they had been represented II that
report, aud that they are - compelled to be-
Iie7s tina. the statements io- the iast report
were prepared bv tac late Superintendent
for the purpose OF concealInE THE true state
Of affairs from the stockholders. and Of indi-
eating q condition OF prosperity winch DID
not exist.
This must be o very notifying riec- OF.
business 10 Gov. Gilmore frieui=. ana uu-
o1n--1ic,ei as these assertion ---. tuCy
leave @ deep and black STAN on his memory.
Nobody considered Mr. Gumor. perfect
caauc-e-. lie was arbitrary. irrl;a DE. fond
OF using hi= power. and was wont 70 stamp
round among the lesser Interests winch were
dependent 90 the great corporation o. winch
be- vlz taa m-Hure1. like az elephant among
tl1 cl.ckll- ua- ll- a1acs- was never
doubted. Gu far as SIC are awar.. during bis
I,- The cz-cut Of t1c c1uG1--c- placed u
Ian. indeed. ls shown moss strongly aT
t-e eau-l ana well nigh Irrc=r5as. De control
of the Concord road which be was permitted
Z. exercise lar 81. long. lie YVES Gle 4u,9cr--
o.. tae ro-- lll eva-v-al-- b.. 1v1 way.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-05-24

The Union Republican voters Of LsfsT are ra-
oueste1 20 meet a. the Town Hall. Oh >--ur-r.
~ -5ti 11l .f -Lll, instant. az q CLOCK
N for the purpose az elec-r- rT- delegate.
an two substitutes 20 represent tnsu Il o..
state Convention 20 be He-- O, Montpelier o.
the 30th instant
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-05-24


~-- r,---
. X l. iNH'oo' / n
The grand Inst o.. S.. Aioaus rhis year Is
Sl4,59l 40. bring S+i3 mo-r than last
year.
r......,5.--.t..-..-.. 80 C.-.i-..- 49,
49,. g. - -. -. =
-. .-.4 -. .---..-.l.
Inc uTlHa Iomuance-y Oh hnise's 1eu-
ca,,Isr. ~ ,l.,... no. r,..i., linn. 1r.t
1sr-
TIE lr1T Times .- informed thar ,-e
Caamul4u Cana. wall NOS boz Opened l.r
NAVIGATION Kill The. 1~.r Id juDr. PHI. re..--
s--- -s,,,,r- r..- -.-,-.- r7mr..-.
l-iEl-A-- q. Cay has bought o-t G..
81. smith Interest Do Oh. DIM e.. Smith g.
Wilson.
A-. Smith l-- ads. s.-- BIZ .1u-. AND boz
O. ul. A. @. Brush -.r -I-H..
due. We would rather rir. cur recs-r- III .-
is-s.5.y remarks orc .s our e5a.eurs-.-..
% which printer. i- general VIII aesr-fr
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-05-24

ANOTHER iNvAsI1S OF SOUTHERN kIGHIs.-
Who're DE- Nasty mere Is a sui iect that viii
fetch deeper gr1aus from nm than ever.
Not only is the Niger piled on. bat the
whiskey Is cut of Alas Tor the Demoera-
cyl A despatch from Charleston Yesterday
saw
Gen Sickles mas issued an oricr prohibiting
the distilation OF spirits from gram IN the sec
end Military District. Offenders arr declareJ
liable 70 trial ana punishment ny military CON
mission. Inc reasons assigned f1r the order
are that IL the present scarcity OF the supply OF
floI i- is seriously diminished 1y the large
quantity Of grain consumed 10 the dIsullerles
WORKED IN denanee 20 the Revenue isvs, sc.
IHE sEAsoS-IHE RAIN.-I1s spring i-
re.g backward. the latest we can remember.
The ciJuded skies. cold winds and constant
rains IL MAY nave greatly retarded yeseta-
ZION. ana the amount OF water r che sill
has. Oh aIi wet and heavy lands. occlI9ncl an
entire suspension Of farming and gardening
operations Taxing look 90 Pro. Petty p
weather reo51d last week We noticed that
,le i-l OF water tor the hrs- halt %. tlis
month be nearly twice the average Joy the
enure month Of Nov. Inc average iu Tor
Aay. ~ seven years past. mas been 30 Iu-l-
e the fall tor the hrs- l1 Gays Of the
month this year. has been 3D. Inchez. ID,
wall take tut one % TWO more RAINY uav= o.
bring tle month up 90 the wettez- May on
record ltHl- u 1863 when 5.., inches OF
water l-l.. during the m0ur-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-05-24

----S-l. CABLE -G l-.. Ls-EE. -
d dispatch reserved la New l5-z Oh s--.--
cav. rer cable from LONDON. states t1-- On
-ll 5,a instant DC was reported t--s .a OH.
4-a instant. % D. 81. large I-aa1-
grounded ot tie Ha1es- u Heart C.r,r.
Newfoundland. about one ma. al- bali
uor.a-u-r-1was- % me northern ua.lt. ami
1870 1uu-ra- v-r-s east o.. t-a l-a. ae.
DO -e.u- sixteen Ata1u- a water 81.
damage w--- -le present wil-. ur OH.
instant .- was reported -l-- Che .eeac-- bal
-Isauue----. e-- Do passing over enc Cable.
l>a. 90 seems. however. taa- s --u-
must nave been done. for taea signals ta--a-.
tl-t cable became Imp--i- . ll- 11r. DOW
cs4s- MONDAY nights despatch sr
Ila laec1s % re A,aal. Cable
rl-- t--- Gil. --1-.-. .- -- -------r.
cable la- been located g.. . r Tess ---r
t---- mics --l- --c Telegram -.l-- a.
dear. Content. -u- t--- t1e-e will .a
delay ~ MAXIM Gle Necessary repairs GIL
restoring che ca.-a --
l1- c-l-l-l.-. I-l-e l-s ..-- 81. -l---.-
non O. enc cable L-.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-05-24

tHE-Au alarm OF IRE was given sl-lI-
Gay evening about seven clock. IRON .la
Rolling nil. t1e hre-r55u o. tae Nail ia.-
Tory being DO fame The engine were
quickly On me ground ana taa a1a was slt-
cued without more damage than the da-rue-
ri1n o. r1r. Of the rol- o. ,le t-i-cr--o1m
and auua4-ln- room adjoining. ana che I--
terror w0o1wo-E THc PARTITION walls beng
q t-i-z. and the 100. sl-cl me TIRE was
vituo-r much trouble Kept within -ae 1lllL-
ing where % originate. I-lz supposed 90
have caught 40 some way 10 tle shaving lr
the hre-ro5m. and when discovered had a--
-iuei considerable Leadway. I4e a-- -
about 5000
The nail factory --s been worked g.. De-
full capacity lately % E- orders AID tHat
taua might be u8 Horpa-l The Company
r-- q large i1-e- o. carpenters a- v--z sun
dig 81. repair the 1909. 81. ta-- o.. wl-E
might q. -u Moulav ls us1.-.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-05-24

The old inhabitants" Of Casllcton are
dying Of, i've having been buried II SIX
weeks. aged over TO wears each.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-05-24

I4--s-s were Issued -laT l--- o. j.. =.
hIl-cr o.. Burlington. Sc. tor improvement
ll 9es--lTcs. Co %. simpson --- Il. D. 4ly-
l-- % Water bury. l1r billiard register. and
Q. e.a. W-,k1. O.. Froc-1rvIe. t-r ll-
proved seas Tram. t.- -l-.-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-05-24

The grand Inst o.. s.. Albaus -his year Is
Sl4, 59l 40. brirg S-G3 mor than last
wear