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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-31
NEW ORLEANS TRADE
E.0PERED.
DAVID WHITE,
DR.. II. y. SHAW. Master.
DR.. 7. J.. SHAW. CLERK.


DR.. 7. j. SHAW. CLERK.
NVH Commence Making Regular
w Trips TO New Orleans and All iuteymedi-
ate ports, on the opening Of the seagon. The
DAVID WHITE was purchased expressly FOR
this trade. and has been rslurnished, Fe-httet
and thoroughly ayerhauled, and pronounced b.
good judges % be one Of the most cumfoItahls
and substantial steamers on the Western waters.
Sins Is large side boat, with roomy and hand
somiy furnished cabin capable ofaccuGnn coating
one hundred arsf class and Try second Glass pas
Eengers. bel e2paclty "a elEht hHn5irec tors aad
her accommodations for carrying freight are
unsurpassed. Slan1ins A No. with The Board
of Underwriters, this steamer cOmmends herseli
20 shippers Of Cotton and Tobacco. while her elo-
CANT Gnish. renders her highly acceptable To- the
travelling public.
The DAVID WHITE Will leave y ashyiile Coz
New Orleans on the first Fiss IN the Cumberland,
For freight or passage apply on board, or Co
STRAFrON. CHENEY G. EOx, Agents,
No. n Broad Street
octle-tf HARRISON & SONS. Agent.
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ESTABLISHED .......... 1916.
CHAS. ROB son
Z a X Il II
CANDYMANUFACrURER

No. a n. MARKET STREET.
MOULD REMIND HIS OLD FRIENDS AND
w Customers that he Is more than ever pre-
pared 70 supply them with the very best Of Light
Bread, Crackers. Cakes. Candies, etc.
lie has also on hand the best Of Wines. suith-
bic for medical purposes, besides q superior lot OF
imported Sceteh Alcs and London SOTier, and
line brands Of Cigars. Also. GuErdnis kaisins,
Citr8n. Figs. Dates. Mats. etc.
just received, large assortment Of Fancy ARA
cles. enbracinz Toss. hirecrsckeIs. Masxs and
very enc assortment 81 Fancy ConfectiOnelf.
snifable for Christmas Holidays which viii b.
sall wAeiesaie and retail. u0v2f-H
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lHHg5 - iis use When cncs Tried. a. gFperi0r-
itv ever ever other Cxpe1tarant = TOO apparent
70 escape obserT alton, and Whersits rirt4ss ars
kneEu. the Tubtic Do longer hesitate What anti
dSte y employ igr the dlstrsa ltas and aasEsr0u.
aliecfigns 81 the pulmonary 0UYaus that afe iuci-
dent g eur climate Nblls Hhuy inferior rei1e-
dies thrust upon the community have failed AID
been dizcRrdeds this hRz sainla friends b every
trial conferred benefit On The Afflicted they can
never forget. sud pr0duced enrs7 too numerous
and TOO rGmaFkahle q be fgfEOttsa-
We can uuly assure tle rEDlar. that it1 auailfy
"a carefully kepi W 10 thehelt Il ever hig been,
aHd ftt 4 mag te reisd 81 % O. fbei7 feiiei
all that i has sYel done
Great numbers of Cisrgg men. PhJ -tcianl
Ssafcsmen. and eaaineat psfs0cager lsFe lent
ihoif nalneg n certify ne unparelleiet 1seiui-
mes ~ oar remeiie', 81 space here siH MT
permit the insarti0a ~ thtm. fhs gsuta bei9E
named furnish grafls o4E AaEalctE ALHANAc ia
which they are gitsu- With aif1 ilil De- fiptioli
ef tha csanVlainls tilaf ense
Thoss Who Te4niFe - e'lsas.es Hst.sias %
puriiy The blood vii ant ANEs'H Coar. xxi.
SsasaFA ETLEs TOE FeIaeii O. es. IN b case,
IA gda FFiii Know re VaHIe
pqsssred - y. 4. ANlkk a CO.,
LoEsli. MaaacAu1siis. end ssld by
Druggists aud dealefs eFey mere ~ skslsaais
aud fsfaii IN MELVILLE b
BERRY, DEM04 lLfE x WHARTON
danflf 4w-1nrFfrr
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28UH qHE9
REDUCTION OR RATES

We are Ffatihod a. being able % state thst
tho very large increase n t;to num,eer ef our
Daily and Tri- " ockly subsctiberr enables as 10
reduce the pslss q aubsoripten 10 these editions
We DO - he ,nors cheeTfuliy because ths neces-
sides % ne people. IN the Impoverished ooudi-
ton OF our stricken section. reQuires ssch cor
cessious a. can be reasonably made In their In
ser0u. Ff0m ana afrT the ist Januafy, ihcre.
fore. ouF
TrRMs OF SUBSCRIPTION WILL BIZ
~ AnNANGf--
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF GOLD AND
"A Silver Watches, JeWelry, Clocks, ETC., q
reasonable prices. Every article warranted as
represented. REPAIRING done we'll and with
satisfaction rs heretofore.
r. WFGGERS.
decl5-Sms No. a2ll North Cherry 81.
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as- We earnestly appeal teour Friends q AID
81 extending our cifcuiation. and IN thereby In
eFeasinR our means Of useinlneaH A copy Of she
paper win be sent gfafuii0uaiy 70 any one send
ms ten fuhscrihers 20 eittcrof the editions.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-02-08
NOTICE.

THE existence Of the Bank OF Burlington char
L tered BY the Legislature Of the state OF Vermont
and located az Burlington in said State vas ter
minated ssreeahiy to the laws Of said State the
18th day % September A, ID. Is66, and nstice Is
hereby given that said Bank Will redeem its out
standing bills.
The following act ofthe Legislature is published
BY direction Oi said bank.
By order Of the Directors.
o. A. DODGE, President.
c. A. SUMNER, Cashier.
Bgriin%t.E, Fee. 4:h, lSC5.
AN ACT relating to the redemption Of Bank
Notes.
1t Is hereby enacted BY the General Assembly Of
the State Of Ncru-g NJ,
SIC. 1. After the expiration Of the charter Of
any bans chartered by this State, or after the
termination q tie existence Of any such bank
a-reeaily 20 tie laws q this State, such bank
may cause notice 70 be published in all
the Feesly newspapers q the County where
sCcn bans d. le-Itet, flr one full year,
setting forth shat ssl bank will redeem its out
standing bills. the DAY Of the expiration OF its
charter. OF the date o Tie termination Of its exis
tence, aat copy uf Sale rct, and upon due publ
cation Of sucii notice reither such bank nor its
officers shall he liable g. any action for the non-re
dempt0u Il an g.. ,s outstanding bills unless the
same shall have been duly presented and payment
thereof demanded within the year aforesaid az the
banking house Ok slch bans.
SIC. .. AFTER Tie expiration of the charter or
atcr the termination u the existence OF snv such
bank aforesaid such hank shall cease to be sub
Jet to the operation OF La le to the provisions Of
tbs sixty-third section OF chapter eighty-nine Of
the General Statutes.
SEC. J. This act shall take effect from Its pas
sage
Approved Nov 10. 1870. wssviy
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REFERENCES.

Letters from many persons aeknosl-d-in the re
eeipt Il VALUABLE PRIZES nom us- nay he seen
ale at cur elise. among whom We are permitted
10 refer 20.
J h KriSht. IL Mayor rrovjeace, q. l., Gold
Patent Lever watch, value $1,000.
John S. Ilolcomb. Lambertville. y. J., Gold
watch value $50.
Mrs S. Bennett No 81 Cumberland Street, Brook
Ign, Sewing machine. 80.
Edwin Hoyt, StGinioi d. Conn. Gold Lever watch,
value s2no
Hon l. II. Briggs, Washington, u 9, Diamond
J S utherisnd, 100 Lexington Avenue, Piano,
q.
Mrs N. jackson. 2O3 Nineteenth ST, y. Y, Sewing
machine, go.
Jos Camp, Elmirs, y. Y, Melodeon, $50
Miss L. Collins, Atlanta, Ga, Diamond Cluster
Or. Henry Smith. Worcester. Mass, Sewing Ma
II. shaw shaw, li5 10th St n. Y, Gold Watch, $50
Edv. Boynton, Nashville, Tenn, Melodson, eco.
James Russell Montgomery. Ala Gold Hunting
Watch. $50.
Oscar Purdsy, Madison. y. j.. Music Boz. SIS
Hon. r. 5. Newell. St. Pauls, MINI, Gold Watch,
SIS.
VIM b. Peck, Harlem Ills, Music Box. SIS
VIM RAYMOND Dayton Ohio. Silver Tea Set, 81 ..
Miss e. 81. Schenck, retroit, Mich Diamond Ear
Rings, sl25.
Pierre Peaudic St. Charles Hotel, New Orleans,
Diamond Ring, $40.
Mrs Martha Barns, st. Louis, Mo. MelOdeou,
L. u Tanning. Il nd Street. NJ Piano, value
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NEW YORK. Feb. >

A Washington despatch says the Judicia-
~ Committee Of the House have become sa-
tisied that the testimony already addueed
including that Of Gen. Batter is sufficient to
warrant articles Of impeachment against the
President This conclusion II based upon
the testimony of radicals only. There has
been no testimony yet heard in behalf Of the
President. and when tins If offered it may
entirely change the minds o.! the Committee.
The strong vote given il the House on
the provision, in the tenure OF office bill, that
cabinet officers shall no: be removed. except
by and with the advice anu consent Of the
Senate. WIS brought by the statement pri-
yately made that in no other way could
Secretary Stanton be sustained il lis place.
Another despatch says there is foundation
for the new plan Of restoration. The Pres
ident has asked the views Of leading South
eFnars, and he will submit 20 the fortieth
Congress a basis which is thought will com
mend itself TO the liberal clement OF the
Republican party, and be acceptable to the
leading men OF the South. One feature Of
the new plan will be doubtless based on uni
yersal amnesty and another on qualified sui-
frage.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-02-08
NEW NoEK, Feb. o.

4 Washington despatch says Southerners
who expected their reconstruction plan
would be acceptable to Congress are much
mistaken for there is no considerable number
who will accept any modification Of the Con
stitutional Amendment. twill however be
submitted to the Reconstruction Committee
which meets to-day.
The letter sent by the Governors With
their plan to the Southern legislatures, while
it recommends the adoption Of the proPo-
sItion is decidedly non-committal and very
brief
They say its acceptance would virtually
effect compromise between the President
and Congress, which they consider desira
bic.
1t is known the President has teiegrapdei
as a private citizen to the Southern Legs
latures, urging them to adopt this PROPOSE
ton. So far as heard from the Southern
newspaper are against the proposItien, hat
they may change their minds when they
get the full text.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-02-08
NEWS OF THE EEK
BY TELEGRAPH.
NV NnRK Ian g

Steamer Henry Chauncy from Aspinwall
with California dates Of 10th inst. arrived
this morning. Panama Gates are to the 23d
inst.
1t was probable that Mr.. Burton, our
Minister to Bcg0ta would receive a suitable
apology from the Government for the often
siyc language used by ono OF the Presidents
Generals
The Allied feet was a; Valparaiso
1t was reported that the Brazilian army
gained sn advantage over five or six thous-
and Paraguayans.
Tie Revolution ID Mendoza had not
spread 10 any Of the other provinces in the
Argentine Republic.
A party of engineers, under Mr.. Davidson,
sent out BY the l. 5. Government to make
more com pleto survey Of the lsthmus of
DarIen with view to the construction OF
a ship canal across the lsthmus, were IN
Panama preparing Tor their work.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-02-08
AfrfCf 70.

DR.. sCHENCK's NEW OFFICE
DR. J. H. SCHENCK, OF Philadelphia. has opened
an Office on second floor Of No. IS Hanover Street,
Boston where he will be professionally every
Wednesday, from TO ,. Every person complain
ing with Consumption or any disease leading to II,
Is Invited TO call him He gives advice free, but
for thorough examination with his Resptrometer
the charge is Ave dollars.
Dr. Schenck can explain to patients very correct
ly the stage Of their disease, and how 70 ute his
medicines, namely, his Pulmonic Syrup, Seaweed,
Tonic, and Mandrake Pills. without the use OF the
Respircmeter but BY II he can tell exactly how
Ear the lungs gone, and what part also vheth-
II is Tuberculous, Pulmonary, Bronchial or Dys-
peptic Consumption, or whether II is merely an
liberated throat and catsrrh or from Liver Com
plant.
His medicines have null directions, so any one
Fan take them without ,eing him. but II they live
near by, and well enough, 1t is best TO see hiln
All three CT his medicines are required In nearly
every flung disease, for 1t lie impossible 10
cure Consumption unless the stomach and liver are
kept in perfect order. To get lungs in healing
condition the stomach must be ciesnsed, and an APP
petite for good rich food created to max good
blood before the lungs will begin TO heal tn en- the
chlls and night sweats will stop, and the eIpector
stion become free and easy.
He keeps 4 full supply Of medicines at bis rooms.
which can be had at all times.
Price Of the Pulmonic Syrup apd sesweed tonic,
each 81 80 per bottle, s. 80 the half dozen. Man
drake Pills, Is cent? per box
GEO &. GOODWIN & CO., 3s Hanover street,
Boston, General Wholesalc Agents for the New
England States.
For sale by all druggists. vltlam.No.2
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-02-08
SEWING MACHINES.
When you bay, getfhe beSf.
In order to find out which Is the best sssiug
Machine, read the following
Opinions of the New York Press

=" Wheeler Wilson's Machines combine every
things that can be required in the manufacture OF
garments Our friends abroad may be assured
that they will give entire satisfaction and that 70
orseruer.
We prefer the Wheeler Wilson SevingMs
chimes Tor family use. They will force tho indus
try Of women into a thousand new Channels And
eTnancipate her from the cramped posture and
slow starvation Of needle-wOrk. Ultimately nearly
every comfortable household will have its Sewing
Machine.h-N. I. Tribune.
THE Wheeler Wilson Machine has secursd
and Justly maintains the pre-eminence for sewing
every kind Of material. II works equally well
upon silk, linen, woollen, and cotton goods
scanning, quilting, gathering, hemming &C. with
~. Y. Express.
We do not believe that any householdoould
be made gladder or happier by any other article
OF furniture than by this most trustvortby
BaseieT & Wilson'S Seatng Machine. Having tried
II in our own family, we praise II not only with
confidence, but with measure OF enthusiastic
nope that II may impart its pleasant music and
its friendly assistance to the homes OF our readers
-CsrIsfiGu IHteiiigencsr.
% The Wheeler Wilson Is the machine M, on.
cadence for family sewing. 1t is beautiful in mode
and hnish- marvellous and facinating in axe
cution, and equal in efficiency to ten or twelve
pairs Of hands. "-ChristiGn Advocate and Journal
:. In our own fausly we one Of Wheeler 4
wilson's machines and we cannot imagine any
thing more perfect. IL Is very beautiful stmnie
in its construction, easily managed, not liable Do
get out OF order. has a quiet movement, will 40
the word Of dozen female hands, and is invalu-
able IN any family Ed. ". Y Erasgeist.
The Wheeler Wilson machine ranks bigb
In the community for family use, for which pur-
pose 1t is admirably adapted. Its Advantages ase
the perfection Of work,-botb sides OF the scam
being alike and equally beautiful,-the streagth
and durability Of the stitch, which. when we'll
cone, 1t is impossible TO ravel. its great rapidity
the simplicity Of its construction, and the eas,
with which it csn be worked."-N. Y. CHRONICLE
"Since the introduction Of Sewing Machines
several Of the New York houses confine a rrest
deal Of their attention to the making up of61s
skirt trimmings almost exclusively. and are bv
the aid OF the machine, enabled to do the york
much cheaper and with greater uniformity thar
could otherwise be done; as. for instance Wills
one female operative on q machine, such a, IL
generally used by shirt manufacturers Wheeler
< Wilson'S. can with stitca from two 70
three dozens shirt bosons perday the same von,an
although she might De xtremely good and
quick hand at the necdlc, would have great oir-
Guilty, by constant work, to ue. three OF n,
same kind Of bosoms in the So me- n tndeaS
she could do II at all. Herald
York City prices by
g. g. 4 B. L. BENEDICT,
FREE Prsss.Building.
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NrR YnRK Feb |. /

A special despatch from Washington has
the following important news:
The consultations which tue President and
his Cabinet have been holding with leading
Southern men on the new plan Of recon-
struction ended last night ia al agreement
that a series Of resolutions drawn up at the
conference in favor Of suffrage based on
reading, writing and property qualification
of $3.50, should be submitted for adoption to
the Southern Legislatures to pave the way
fol submission Of the question in his message
to the 10th Congress.
These resolutions were sent to the Gov
ernors OF the several southern States to-day,
accompanied By letter. stating that they
yet the Presidents approval. The CUES.
ton Of amnesty docs not appear to have
bsen the essential feature Of the proposes
plan
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-02-08
BOSTON MARKET.
WEDNESDAY, Feb.s.


FLOUR The market for Flour has been exceed
,pgly dull during the week, hut prices have not
varied materially, SIS holders could scarcely IN
duce buyers to operate even at considerable con
cession Janusry has been the dullest month
Known TO the trade for many years. We quote
western superfine at 50 50 a SO . common eI,
tras al fII IA sl2; medium extras snd bakers red
wheat brands, at $3.50 a $3.50; Corn meal $ 50
a. SIS v Dbl, Rive Flour is dull and sales con
aned 10 small lots q. s. as z bbli for common
and extra, Buckvheat $3.50 q 1915 2 lceios.
GRAIN The arrivals Of Corn have been con-
Siderable and the market Is now better suppIsd
than for q week or two past. The sales OIL new
Southern yellow have been at s. p q q, and
now held at 81 q q % old yellow at 81 50i new
Western mixed attI 90 and Dad Western mixed
at}I1 al Is q bush. Oats, Northern, Southern
and Canada have been at 20 G75c up 70 SC e
bush. White Beans 81 so G3 so for common and
good blue pod % 50 "a . for marrow, and " a
I 50 for extra pea. Canada Peas 81 80 a 75R
bush. shorts SIS; Fine s3e q 49, and Middiings
at 80 a IL y ton.
PROVISIONS There Is n fair demsnd for Pork
Inc sAles nave been at sI7 90 a is 30 for prime :
ST. 50 a y 80 for mess and ga 80 N Is for clear
cash. Beef, SIS a 20 for Western mess; 500 a y
/ for extra mess, and ~ q "a 90 FOR family Lard
| "a. q I3sc in bbls and tierces. Smoked Hams I3i
20 II z y, In butter there Is no change. All
ehoics quality sells readily. but other grade. are
nienty and dull. The sales have been at % q $50
| br New York and Vermont diaries including com.
| mon and good, and 70 o &c y U for very choice
! lots. Chse,s is arm and has been In fair demand
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-02-08
WASHINGTON, Feb. j

See. McCulloch has sent to the Fiua nee
Committee scheme proposed by him in
conjunction with National Banks, to issue
q hundred millions in ! per cent loan GER
tifcates. 1t is thought the Committee will
report it 70 the Senate.
The House Committee are opposed to it,
but there Is little doubt it viii pass the
House.
The proposition to prevent the reduction
Of the issue Of legal-tenders during the cur
rent yea will fail in the Senate, the See. Of
the Treasury having strongly enueuched in
the Senate committee to prevent its being
reported.
II Gen DIX : nomination to France Is
rejected the place viii probably be solicited
for Senator Foster, Gov. Andrew is also
spoken of and it is SAID that the President
fayors his appointment. The Vienna mis-
sson will probably be rendered to Gen King.
now at Rome.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-02-08

4 prominent Senator says the President
says that Of the Tariff passed the House in
Its present shape, he would be compelled to
veto IT,
The monthly statement Of the public
1ebt will not make as favorable an exhibit,
az those which preceded it. With regard to
the contraction Of four millions per month
she Secretary has been compelled to abandon
it, for this month, owing to the heavy de-
mand upon the Treasury.
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$perial R0tirs.
IMPORTANT QUALITIES. BRAN
DE- Fits PILLS so STIMULATE Al in

IMPORTANT QUALITIES. BRAN
DRETH'S PILLS so STIMULATE all in
t-Tior powers o. the system that every poison OF
impurity ia forced from the blood into the bowels,
ami thus passes a. Recent cases Of sickness will
often ue cured by tie effect Of or Brandreth's
Pills. which, when the o. Grafton is full and com
plete, leave the blood as free from poisonou. and
unhealthy matter As that u newborn babe In
colds irlsnmatary diseases. and even in cholera,
their use restores TO health Sooner than all other
remelis-. because they take from the blood and
bowels those matters upon which pains. cramps,
AMI aches depend for continuance
Captain Isaac Smi b. q sing Sing "a, 5, thirty Of
BraEdreil's Pills. taken according 10 directions,
cared him OF a very severe bronchial affection az
ter other means had failed and he wishes his nu-
merous friends 70 know the fact.
BraIdreth's Pills, Principal Office. Brsndreth
Hosse, Nov York. Sold also by all Druggists
See my name on Government stamp vithou; which
Tie pills are spurious
Fct az VIM Is BRASDRETH.
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1t is understood that a majority Of the
Reconstruction Committee have agreed upon
q plea which if adopted by Congress will be
acceptable to the South and will speedily
settle the question. Leading Southern men
now in Washington give assurance that
their constituents will at once comply with
its acquisitions.
Its rumored that Gen. Sheridan will be
sent out to the Plains to conduct that i'm
pending Indian war.
Another despatch says. 1t IS dehnately
settled that articles Of impeachment, will
he presented to the House at an early day,
next Session.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-02-08
Married..

In burlington. Jan. 10th. by Few. L-G.ware, Buel
s. Bigelow, N. D.. Of Marquette, Mich, to Miss
Mary b, daughter Of Joseph COlver, Esq.. Of this
city.
At Flatbush, L. l., Jan. q, by Rev. DR.. Spencer,
Ii. D.. James II. Lyles, to Harriet p. Allen, Sec
ond daughter OF the late Hon. BemAn Allen Of
Vermont.
In Charlotte, Jan. a, at the residence Of the
brides father, by Rev. Il. T Leavitt, Mr. Hollis s.
futile of Jericho, to Miss Helen NJ. Barton, daugh
ter Of Caleb z. Barton, Esq. No cards.
Also by tie same at the same time snd place,
Mr.. Ezra T. ChAmplin, Of Lake City. Mimi, to
Miss Florence E Langdon Of Charlotte. No cards.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-02-08
FRIGHTFUL EXECUTION

is done upon Thousands Of grey heads. by endear-
oring to 4arAen them with metallic dyes that
SCoRCH AND BLAST tie ibres tip to root
Avoid these horrible DISFIGURING AGENTS,
and use only the great toilet staple Of America,
CRISTADoRO's EXCELSIOR DYE, which not
only instantaneously produces all shades Of black
and brown, but also nourishes, strengthens and
beauties the hair. Manufactured by J. CRIsTA-
DoEo, 6 Astor House, New York. Sold by all
Druggists. Applied by all Hair Dressers
Ian -dkwtm
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-02-08

Washington dispatch says the Presi-
dents new plan OF adjustment based upon
qualified suffrage and amnesty. has been
discussed and somewhat modified in details.
The prospect Of Its adoption by the Admin
isrrauon is almost certain.
Another despatch says the person who
wrote the letter concerning Mr.. Motley. is
au agent Of Mr.. Seward =. and IL now an
applicant Tor the place. Mr.. Adams, Nj.
Marsh and other ministers are expected not
to remain silent upper tte imI lied rebuke Of
Mr.. Stewards letter.
The New Orleans RI9. Committee have
closed their Investigations aud are now al
work on the report whica sail not be- com
pleted for several days