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Caste in Gods " Acre.

-NpAAibHNf Us July -atls 1904.
The silly and despi;able prejudice. as THE
INDEPENDENT is pleased to call it, which will
not permit negro to be buried in the same
cemetery with the white man, has been rebuked
by an example Of the governor u Vermont. as
well as by the venerable Thaideus Stevens.
During the late war, Charles Dillingham;. an
officer in the Union army. and 4 son OF the GOV
ernor, sent home to his father a negro about
tventy-three or four years Of age. who. few
months after his arrival at his new home in Yer
mont, was taken i'll. and his sickness increased
until he required constant personal attention and
care, both day and night. The most comfDrta-
Die apartment in the house-the governors own
sleeping-room-was given up to the negro.
physicians were freely employed. The COVER
nor's son watched and nursei him By night, and
the governors wife by day. until he diel. Then
the question arose, where shall he be buried p
which vas promptly settled by the governor d.
recting grave to be dug in his own lot. A
funeral was held at his house, and the body
borne to the grave b. four young men, three Of
whom were law students from the governors Of
tce.-This man Of color now sleeps in Gov. Dill
lingham's lot, in I he cemetery in Wa erbury.
Vt, in 4 grave but few feet from that Of the
governors wife, where marble slab marks the
resting-place Of Charles Dsggs, the Freedman.
W Y. Independent.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-08-09

The MAN Smith, arrested on suspicion o..
having thrown the train from the track IN
Charlotte, the other day, was lroust up
for examination before Justice Il.llc -k
Tuesday, and bound over IN $1,000 for
final hearing two weeks hence. A charge
was also laid against him for having r.t %
the depot at Charlotte, on toe nigh, Of She
Goth ult., on which charge be was ha-1-
over in $1,000, to await trial at Gle 81.
term Of County Court.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-08-09
Norwich University Commencement
,Repc1tsi for the Free Prsss)

] WI wen t@iEti-H1 = oih III llt tiHt NJ
lBeport.i for the Free Prsss)
The CONNER cement exercises Of Norwich
University were oIenod by Blccalaur5lta
-armon By the Rev. Edward B1urns, LID.
on the forenoon Of Sunday. July 2Sth, lsC7
Junior Exhibition ,e1rred on wednesday at
which tie exercises were highly creiitable
g, ,'-s wal t1li. Ilr; IN them.
d. tl- evening There was d Concert by the
Z -.u Bti-.i- Band which was moderately
attended By reason Of the presence Of that
Grand European Circus. which is travelling
through Central Vermont, making night
Aideous with profanity and d-moraliziug the
day By antics and performances Of question:
able Ir5pr.ety, This was followed by a torch
light drill which was not quite SO successful
as was anticipated.
The exercises on Commencement day were
held at the Met odist Chapel at O'Clock,
Col Charles B. Stoughton acting as Uniyer-
sity Marshal. The opening prayer was made
10y the Right Rev. Bishop Hopkins, and was
followed BY the music and the other exercises
Sc, down on the programme. These were as
follows:
vu...t,pr.,n
US -'-. -. D's'Un DllsAle D'nd'
sstb II Rer.or Rl..t...u. ~ "
ponnl.r cnI';-.,;.- 80 ~. w., =
w,lt'r ,rhn-n NJ "
Music
The Land is Sacred which We Love-A roer
by Mvron r. Hurlbut Grand Isle Vernon,
War not opposed with Godliness. with Vale.
d'ctory. Francis NJ. Gowdv. Broad Brook
Connecticut.
Music.
Degrees conferred
Music.
Poem Hon. Charles C. yaHzludt, Newport,
!" l.
Music
UiA'iOn'-by Hon :. Is. Colby
music
''''''''
owing to the indisposition OF Mr.. Hurl-
but has poem was admirably read by his
friend and class-maie Mr.. Benson.
Iae following honorary degrees were
conferred
LID On Hon. Stoddard 3. Colby, Reg
s'er Of L ;. Treasury, Washington, DC:
1''o On the lion. ). IL. Hartley, Assistant
treasurer OF the Uni,ed States, Washington,
~ ; AN. on Capt. Samuel W. Shattuck.
Vice President and Adjunct Professor Of
Val ;ary Science, Of Northfeli, Vermont.
Inc newly elected Trustees are the Rev.
frederick d. Huntington, d. D., Of Boston.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-08-09

SHERIDAN REMOVES THE GOVERNOR Ct
TExAs.-Gen. Sheridan has issued the fol-.
lowing order, dated New Orleans, july 30 :;
careful consideration of the reports of
Brevet Major Gen. Charles Griffin, L. S. A.
shows that j. ". Throckmorton, Governor
OF Texas, is an impediment to the reconstruc-
ton of that State under the law, be is there
fore removed from that Office. E. NJ. Pease
Is hereby appointed Governor of Texas in
place OF j. W. Throckmorton, removed.
Evidently Sheridan is not terrified much
by the threats OF removal.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-08-09
Ghe SIRE Press.
C. C. s u. L. BENEDICT.
EDITORS AND PRoPRIEToRs.
FRIDAY MORNING, AUG. .. 1867.
THE WEEKLY FREE PRESS.

The BURLINGTON WEEKLY FREE Press is pub
Hshed every Friday morning, and contains the
latest n ,ws reports Of Boston markets and Cam
bridge Cattle Market full State County and local
intelligence; well selected Miscellany, &c, sc
No care and outlay will DO spared to make it re-
liable, interesting and valuable family journal.
The circulation Of the FREE PRESS exceeds tina
Of any paper in the region. and it is therefore, an
unrivalled medium fJr advertisers.
We desire to give additional attention to tie To-
cal r,ir, Of the various towns in this and adjoining
Counties, in which our Weekly has numerous cir
culation and shall esteem it favor If our friends
will forward US any items Of interest
TERMS OF THE WEEKLY FREE PREss-per year =
in advance. and If not strictly in advance 8 %.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-08-09

TIE departure Of his I,uperial Maia-H
Emperor Tor Vienna has been postpone
week.
Il IS said that arrangements are
made for an interview between the LlI
Napoleon and King William Of Prus'.i'
take place after the visit Of the iorn-'
Vienna.
The place Of the meeting has not yet ''-
designatei
The American iron-clai ram Dcntei-,.
which was purchased by the French cove.
ment, after a remarkably quick and -ne'I@
tul trip across the Atlantic, has reaeaei y.
destination in safety. The ship beha'eit - -
bly,, and proved herself splendid sea '''
PEsrH. Angus, 8, lS6'.
The election Of Louis KUssath TO the I ~,
garian Diet from Waitzen causes alu-
among the members of the conservative l''''
Of Hungary.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-08-09

FATAL AoopESr.-John Masiuu. .L1 was
one Of the builders employed on the Catholic
Cathedral in this city, WIS instantly killed
IN MONTPELIER Monday. The horse De was
driving took fright from the whil--.5,c
touching hs heels and ran, up-cttrg Tie
wagon, and throwing out Mr. Masian.
whose head struck Stone with such force
as to fracture his skull. lie was about G0
years ofagc. O mason BY trade, and was at
the time in partnership with bis brother III
builhng tie new church rlr Mr. Lords Con-
gregati0n in Montpelier. His remains were
brought to this city, and his funeral took
place Tuesday forenoon.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-08-09
LOUISVILLE. Au.

The Nashville papers give the Tl-,-
OF rio, at Purity. NcNary county
saturday. while clloret man Was ~
40 o. Union tis raising, an insul,n--
We made from -he crowd, when 2.
-L.iy el-uet. The Sheriff was mortal
>.rE-. I.J-.tr badly wounded AMI
cl.lzcls were slot. Capt Han
safe Gnari were attacked F-
night by twenty guerillas and S
lasted tIll daylight. The guard then
cI llc sucriilIs driving them tdrl--
through the woods q the river road.
guerill8s were wounded.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-08-09

The state election here today is pc.
Ing very quietly; there is 7crg li;,le ez-
mont. Probably a very small vote Wi
p5lled. The election % j. ; Helm q
Democrat nominee IS generally cJnccts-
about 10000 majority. There - 10 i-.
ton manifested 10 Interfere wifi tle Be-
men IN casting their votes.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-08-09

The MEANS should be raised for such an Oh.
ject as educating the orphans Of our raIIan.
soldiers and sailors within one month. L., al,
who are able respond, and 1t might be done in :
week Let all who have no disposition for Cha
rity, but simply want pictur es and want 10 nur-
chase where they can be had for the least money.
buy Of the Washington Library Company Of
Philadelphia, and more than enough might be
realized in very short time. Read adverse
ment.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-08-09

News from Sisll to July 2>.i. 81.
to the 24th and Mexico 18th. has
ceivci.
Santa Anna is still in prison.
Foreign ministers are unm1lesccI
Pordrio Diaz who it was reported
slSued has resumed his cJmmanL
Garcia had been relieved Of his c---
Gen Martinez opens the Sierr cs---
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-08-09

Du-.us the speaking by E;aeul.
Williams at Kingston to-day, som
and radicals interrupted the meeting a.
riot cnsuei, one man being shot. NJ
and Ethcridge are addressing 81.
crowds here tonight and there is d.
deal %. excitement IN town.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-08-09

Union Republican County Ticket.
For Senator's,
J. L. Barstow, of Shelburn.
f. II. Lane. Of Jericho.
E. r. Hard, Of Burlington.
For Assistant Judges
Stafford Colby, of Richmond.
K. j. Morse, Bolton.
For Judge ofProjate,
I. E. Wales, of Burlington.
For States Attorney.
jeremiah French, Of Burlington.
For Sheriff.
VIM. d. Muns0n. Of Burlington.
For High Baiif.
O. F. futile. Of Essex.
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NEWS OF THE W.
BY TELEGRAPH u


\ Washington despatch this mos
Gen. Grant was IN constant tele - ''',
munication with milItar officers N
and all troops that could BE- -
kentuck bad been sent INTO
State. 2,
The apprehension Of riots and
d opens with advices.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-08-09

Con Sc5ofeld has issued an OIL
ins LIST Of all officers in this D..
arc disposed to the obstacles i, =.
lcc-ls -rUctiJn.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-08-09

KEY WIsr. Az
Everything l. in READINGS 90 -g p
c'o4' paying Out beSla tJ-lly.
SPANISH steamer arrived On Thut-tly "
the Spanish officials. The line will be -s
about TIE 18th.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-08-09

MASON HAsmIN C,rNer Orqtxs.--r, e,
very seldom that any business furnishes ~ ii
an example Of true enterprise ibe u,ou-Ss,,,-
ture Of tie above Gel brste1 ir.'rn-osr, -.
Quoted by Oossrs. Mason d H.r,lD 81 R,s,''-
Mass Ii seems bat yesterday ,has Ia 80
.IYu sI ieei INST lnert sugges e. nauebt bnt
snaIIng' the tooth-e-mb music. ara VET snc 5I'
rs IN 'eiiai'i has sen made that the on,
NY o. zone s low hardly recognizable As c,r;;,
~ - NJ, II our musical readers viii ne-
~ Sst ,-anine II, they viii agree With rs hat
81 .G,ne' organ viii fully bear Out All hat :
III o' H'-Louisriile J5ufaai. '''1' 81
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-08-09

LAKE CuAMPLAIN.- Without abatIng one
lot Of nv mountain worship, | am masne-
TIED over again by my old loye|LalAe
Champlain. 1 can never tell you wha' .
trance OF delight was our lovely san upon Il
to St. Adams. They who are in hurry are
welcome % take to the dusty, deatening'
whizziug railroad cars hlt for me a seat on
the nice. Clearly d. * Of O Lake Champaign
boat, gliding q. SO lovely wooded shores on
either side, listening to the cool plash OF the
waves o. they dash as1inst them. and the
sweet -lr Is 81 tic tiri- as they come iain'iy
% our ears after weeks q hurry aud irct,
90 PISS from city entc7Clcmcnts and cares 70
tbis. was like the soothing clrCsz OF dear
hand on ievcr-d temples Al am at
risbt wien get With Nat-rc-sts has only
y. RS u pace for M. They who Ike may
81. beside me r-l -Iu. the equation novel, az
any Other book Iniee i while The bat gil les
along; Or they may retire stolid.y % the'r
state room and i1ze the charmed hours away
Every moment 90 me is precious; every EIi-
PIE ON the lake. every shadow on the noun
tain side, every cloud on the sky.-Fa1a4
Fern, 90 th- Lc34ar.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-08-09

" oman' the best giit to man. and al
"-S' 0eaFest.' was a toast a, public din.
ner IN chicago last week il. what senss
''ares'' wasn't precise y indicat. d.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-08-09


~, --Al--A YOUNG LADY
--'-- '''- -1- = u '.'t ~ -- % t-ose luii-
"-'-- III. .-llel Ia the oesr Of
49, .- 1---iy L3' over thou
-.-- ---- N----7'' 4 0Iy solis clerk
Ii- -N ,---. i-s- -s lazy love cut
ol--y I'oL1s LtF ia o., morning, be ap-
pea 81 .''.-e neg -i.-.r l29r with one Of those
si.I'.--.-- ,.-.- 'l are probably con-
slIu'I-' van ',-F Cd s-,,-tlinIag how Light a
uus5y can oe Aiie am 10 the SINE time be
s9r ~
The lady is sTc-- l.z.-tn. le.u .lu-. anu lust
a i,'te oi' OF what Is tern. De- INST" She is
l1'' % me- 4-u ana 'i--e, ana o. decidedly cu-
Us '- -l5 -, nln drove up.
- lilJ i9'. p, .-a tH1 step al the
.l1l' u.oi WIKI e.. '.l.lil.e i,heT, who had
-S ='' s--is e-e' iiei oa --5 forehead, in order
distant We" % his future son .a-laE.
--i--.7 j'-l. .i on. p lle ol--y, preparatory
~ sung 'i- s.l- -iy ll, Ut she suddenly
'--A one 90 -l-. strange freaks 10 which the
llF s'1 ne 81. s- 70 The buggy was stand
10 A---' l'-I '-e' T1m the steps, and consider
'-.,' '4' 7i-P upon vaieh stood the young
10y SIC probably wanted TO convince her
-o'sI 'l'' s-- was not clumsy If she was tat,
anu 'AeLslt tlis would be q good time 70 show
LeI 9sii'y, L- hat as !. nay, she gave jump
an, az iand,i 70 Or. o--tre ci tae buggy. II she
Aai stopped thsre, I'D would have been vel
put alas ne tliu boards Of the bottom Of the
buggy, unable to stand the pressure, gave way.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-08-09


The Tennessee election was, on the whole.
a meaningless formahty. With four-ffths
Of the whites DISTINGUISHED, and with the re-
gistration altogether in the hands of Brown
low and his men, what signifies the vote Of
THURSDAY last ?-N. J. Timcs.
VIII the Times tell US what tie spirited
canvass before the people of Tennessee, by
each party, meant, if the result was a fore
gone conclusion? Were Mr.. Etheridge, and
his conservative" companions up for Con-
gress, such fools as to spend three months in
stumping the State, if the election was to be
meaningless lormality ?" How came Mr..
E'heridge to predict his own election, as he
did repeatedly on the stump? The fact is
that a heavy conservative vote was polied in
tennessee but the freedmen, though ad-
dressed and invited to join them by the tx
rebels, voted solid for the Republican ticket,
and 1t was everywhere victorious.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-08-09

The sweeping Republican victory IN Ten
nessee, will have an excellent efec; on the
late rebels who are sui disposed to make
trouble throughout the South, and will help
forward materially the wo.k Of reconstruc-
ton. So significant reminder from his
own State, ought also to do Andy some
good.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-08-09

LiCG-slsa ~ AEE1S, ONION Wei
ucsiJy a.-, during ths storm, a most te-F.-
ic dis.l.rr. b.. l.- -rins occurred over Her
raIi * ulrrll's store. i1 South Akron
The builliur was furnished with t.-,.al-
ous cable god, put uP by the Cleveland
LIZ tlI.- h.l Company, some four ycars
since The ri received the discharge az the
point on che west end Of th- building and
carried it hlrmle- is along the whole ..r, b
OF tle ridge and down the slope %. ,L. rlJt
into tte cal.h. Iac-. vas nos the slightest
damage done g. -t- b1il-ins 1r It's occu-
PANTS.
a metallic clye--oaga -a15 bal -r..l 10.
ally been placed 30 c-u-.c- .i.a -ae rai,
showed .i-.- illi--. .- .llm tue
intensity e Oh. cs--ca- t.-- q Wi DDS Il
the conductor. So I1aer.-l Was -ie Dis
charge tla- a.-... e,,ty IalsIa in -Ac
ual.l'lel ] was mos. o.. ., violently
sh1cked-CfT and L-r-.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-08-09

for the occasion, by Rev. S. L. Bates, OF
Undcrhill. was especially beautiful The
whole occasion was one Of high and unusual
interest.
CELEBRATION OF THE SOCIETY FOR RELIGIOUS
INQUIRY.
The Anniversary of the Society for Reli-
gious Inquiry took place at 1890 Tues
day morning. An intelligent audience mo
derately filed the church. The President OF
the Society, Mr.. II. o. Wheeler, Of the gra-
duatlng class. took the chair. After prayer
by the Chaplain, Rev. E. Nix, and music by
the Band, the Society was addressed by Rev
NJ X. VINCENT, Of Troy, n. Y
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-04-30
LfrHr RgsgIoA.

Since he Invention snl successful INTRODUCTION
81 ne Celebrated Dapigv Elliptic fer eouBlel
spring Hoop sAit, hy ST. y. ~. BaJley, or New
York, Sic ia1It thoe5 saaa ne souatry ave ,ig.
en up the idea % disrsgdual fashion Of wearing
haop skr'. oa account 9tthe peculiar and grace
~. uftuuey d which The Duplex skiu, aiatt Ii N
seavs 4 q every "a feucy fud emergency. So zen
tialls acespfabir have these irt. become that
She lmies regaul Them a 4 special fl~voriie. III view
81 the superior tiexilitity, LigbtB,.. asa Dufaba-
tty Comblaed - tlcie manufacture. They alsy
consider tbcIn a "a, inafe Eeoaomicai aad Comior
table iloopektt than ever ias or ean he mada for
I'll Crowded Assemble. Ger tie Ptemenaie or
House Dress. Any lads after wesriug one 81 these
Skirts Wa never aferFiol. willingly dispense sin
ihelr use. Long eN pcacnee ID ilc inauufacture 81
Hoop Skirts, has proven to tie pgprietors &c this
invention, tiat sinsieFpHuga Will always retains
taat $40, uayiaiding and t]uueilue style which la,
eyer cta7etsfhed Isn, whereas Ire Double
spnHs Hoop e the Duplex Elliptic. wul be fousl
free from These objections. NafWitlstauaif tie
ability of the mat uiaeturers. Messrs. West. Rrad.
Icy and Cary, % iurn sac owes SIX Thousand Ski4s
rer day irotn sbeif isFge maaulaetories rs New
york 'hey Tell obliged ia request Oh merchant or
5efinR ne huniex Elliptic SKIRTS 10 senl their or
4en 4 ieu days before they are wanted. II possible.
~ they are nost constantly oyersold some days
Ghss&
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-04-30

ArJoUANyENr 81 TIM SRNArE The L.
5 Senate adjourned she die Saturday
evening The 2Qth II had dwindled
down - less than d quorum. and adj
journed sH ne without filling oil the
vacancies. which are mostly in the West.
nine Offices are left without postmaster
ln Ilnlms and 0ae ~ P~cnnsylAaum nd
four or dVc Neaaaies ia the Offices oi
Internal Revenue in Indiana, Iliina
agd Niscousln Tbs vacancies oa4.ot
BE filed. ms they cord a. PREVIOUS ID
The passage q The tenure ii otice bIl
during tie recess Il Congress. Tie
most Important oiie uuhlleIare those
oi Naval Officer for New York and CON
sal 6enor4l At Havana Tho President
CLAIMS tae right 10 fl those two. b.
appointment during tba recess, as we'll
as the Ml 8n 10 Austria
The resolutions 6deriua mediation III.
Mc1ica8 alaiH. and bctgeen France
and prassia mere ief, 81 tho table Tho
Washington Chronicle sa5 tie impress
son Is that there wil IT, u0 quorum III
either House oa the 3d 81 july next
The bsllng between che Senators and
Executive was o comparatively cordial
aHd the intelligence moan the South
promising submission 70 tie terus 81
an So a0ascaQus that very
lew Doubled a1a1 Tie m4sare If Con-
gress had i1rec.ose ga an chaaee q diM
Guilty and d~isseuson
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-04-30

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ssie y -, asi i a. adil' luasp
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Is67 This vlll continue % g. ! ]pfneical urua,
aerofei ~ Materis Meiica. Pharmacy and Chem
stTy; ,ubssryhs tie daiiy wants ofthe lpo,6ecary
abd p]hysician Il yiii caahtin, regularly, discussions
90 vudoos aelals efour iu3 .aops ma.eda medJea,
.laat haze eane luie medicinal use. taeir application,
uIeIr indication and modes &c administration com.
muniea,iuu tom physicians latest general mellcg
.lateH staee ron American ana foreign journals,
nev ana iagorte touauae, together with everything
&c interest relating 10 prosfes. . this important
bfaael ol Progress ~ improved processes. apnara,as,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-04-30
no.Mnle.Fo.N.En,n NvTICE.

WE. the subscribers, being appointed by llo Lies
w the Probate Court FOR. The District Of hsA
chester, Commissioner to receive, examine and Ad-
lust the cleims and demands Of al persons sgsiDe
the Estate Of
ELIZABETH MAHURIEN,
late Of Manchester, insaid District deceased and Alss
claims and demands exhibited ii Offset thereto and
tx months from The 24th day VI April, lssE,
being allowed by said Court for that purpose, VIC 10,
therefore. hereby give notice that we viii attend b
tie business 0fouf appointment at the late dwelling
OF The said deceased ontbe I'D day 81 Oetobsr, a.
b.. 1907, from one unfit ioar O'Clock, r.. d., os
aid.day.
Dated at Manchester this 24th day Of April 4 ID.
1867.
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