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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-04-12

TN CuUEcu ~ Essx JUSCII0S.-ManT
Of our cltizers viii remember the time
and j; Is DO, rgy Ing ag.-when Essez
Junct. on was considered sic most goddess
place in al this region Within few
years. however. FROM various causes. j. has
undergone wonderful change and now
contains &c respectable and moral C. class OF
inhabitants a. other Vermont Villages M
;urally enough. lesise has sprung mp IN
their minds t. have House % Worship.
For wears occasional services have been held
10 d sch0ol-l5us.. 5-, the religious v ants o.,
tie population have ou,srowu -ii merely
missionary ezpeilcn.s, and ca-- i.s -lc c.
.aLtzhucut Of regular Sabbath services,
and fora permanent Christian sanctuary.
With commc1da5.c zeal an 40 lit.ie SELF
sacrifice the people resident 10 tie ium--i-
ate vicinity Of tie junction have commenced
and carrie5 WEI On toward completion, @
modes. and ,as,1iu. clu-l- ll-Lea, which,
when finished, cannot iail, 1i i.z--l, o. exert
an educating influence on the va--o COM
munity around. BY the Articles Of A5s5l-l-
ton the joint control Of TIE eiilce is 20 -e IL
tie hands OF the Methodist azd JJne-ega-
.l1nal denominations. who are 10 occupy i,s
pulp, Oh alternate Sll5aji=. The --seueu.
ms been used as @ Il-ce OF worship since
Jluulry last. A5.a; $500 has already
been raised ana expended .l the building
and D. is estimated that the t1ta. c-=. vii
b. not i4r from 5000. +, was originally
hoped ty the e1ol people q. tic junction
that the enterprise would be entire y within
their own means, tas AFTER literally e-l-rs-
iug their E--, sl.-c-iptl a-l raising --
they could Iy means % L-die- Aid S.
eietv. festival. lectures ans the Ike. tlc7
still f1L tlcu-o.ves unable 81. --.-. without
some lclr from 5a.sl. They ask i1
$1,000, ana pledge themselves @. r-i=e a
home al that may De needed beyond ta-
T. complete tlci- cl.a-c. Wo -1lus -l
object an euinea-y worthy one AMI s--s
-h-t al who love G.. sec Gle cause .- re---.. %
u-1zre-.ue. and who have aay.-ia- O. spar.
to- d good e1te-r-.-. ODD, very -.- from home
wiI ene5u-g. -a. junction l--I.. Do o..
good vo.k .al7 l-,- ul-l,--ea. 1851, w.
l--sl1l chat l.l--... -.a...lt..-s LAS. .--
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-04-12
WASHINGTON, Aprl

TIE Richmond papers generally comm
10 q generous tone upon senator Wilsc-
recent speech IN Virginia
Il Is stated that petitions are TO be sent
che c. ; supreme Court from Georgia --
other Southern States praying for an lnI-
tllu against the enforcement Of the Re.
s-ructi11 bin
Judge Duunc4 Of Louisiana. VII d.
been named 10 connection with the A-s---
NIi--in. ras authorized the withdraw
bis name.
Tie Union men Of New Orleans l--.
him o. o. So. fearing that some l1u-Z. -
person might be- appointed 70 MS --cc
should resign.
Edwin i. N1Gure, Collector o.. I1t--
Revenue Tor tle lst district Of A-kl1.-
was arrested in Iezs= rev days a-- .----
Cd with iefrauti1g the Government OH
D. saiL that over 100000 have been -s.
"a which be had deposited Iu bank 90
Orleans and Memphis % his own a-..--.
The Russian treaty wIl probably -
he'd By the senate TINS afternoon.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-04-12
MAsHINcr-N. AN

Mr.. Sumner expects vote on tis Russ
Treaty tonight 80 1t is reported llt=.ll
the Senate. Il VIII undoubtedly -1,-7.
tw5-thirds vote, but certain Senators ere
te-mined 20 oppose II 10 the last, Ii;--
choose they can prevent rs acCept--E
several days.
Mr.. Stevens has not been confined {, b.
bed since Wednesday last az has been STAT
Although somewhat exhausted from bis
cent arduOus labors be has been able @
Up part Of each day. He hopes 70 ride
to-day
On the 9TH the Austrian Minister O.
formed Sec. Seward that he had beer
structed BY the Emperor Of Austria %
the good Offices Of the United State g.
eminent II securing safe treatment e b
brother Mlximiliau and his followers IL ca.
they should fall into the hands Of the I
erals e. Querstar5.
The next day Sec. Seward replied tia,
had telegraphed 10 Minister Campbell
send q swift messenger 70 Juarez, c0u7s7-
g request from the United States Cover
menj that all possible lenieucy be extern
towards the expected prisoners. and r.
that be (Sewarll had placed a copy q. P.
instructions II the hands of the Mex
Minister Romero, who had promised Q
form Juarcz Of the wishes Of tie Z
Government.
On the same day Minis.-- Campbell
graPhCd that be had despatched a mess--
ID accordance with the Instructions 81
HIN.
Inc senate VIII probably remll D
sion through The week.
Ii is stated on reliable authority
when Admiral Fox was 10 Russia 81 5--
Prince G0rtschak0f informed him t1l' 9
territory which Russis owned 10 A--
was not only valueless O. the RUSSIAN
eminent but an expense and tr1n3ie' W
the Gar would be gladly be I'd IL ne, ne p
assured him that Russia would 1s W---ils
eede the territory 70 the Ju.;ct S'-'es !.
gift, if it was desirable O. Oh, -n-'i s'-'-
Government.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-04-12

Havana letters dated April q say
t-i-a,es Of the Spanish Southern t--
feet with Admiral Nunez comm a.
person, have arrived at Santiag-
The causes given for this m1veneu- -.
1ictng The most important AM 81
the most reliable Il that Nuuez I= e. -.--
il- Washington 70 represent SPAN T. .
Peace conference proposed BY NJ. Sew---
From British Honduras We learn that O.
Indian war is 10 ar end ~ far as actu=l b.
tilites are concerned, but considerable 81
c.temeu- prevails 10 the colony.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-04-12

March 18th, l-..-1
Ie RE- Pcs.
lev persons az che North have any ida.
q the vls, uine-a. Resumes OF this State, az
tie as''l-s-1-nt enc feels tLa' they have been
50 long neglected, can only be issiT-.ed ty az
int----;s knowledge q 'he character ami habiu
Of the people Wealth t1a; would have mad,
te state 'eTita9-e T. D1rai1' has slept un-
disturbed 10 the bowels q Lsi hills. AID BE- mig
gers anu cotton ABSORBED the energy and eu-
ts-r-'s= Of her people Viiai- the pls- yea-
de attention % Northern capitalist. has l.en
directed 90 i-is inviting dell, and already large
enterprises are beng successfully conducted.
--s STATE sr'c- u mines O. G.ll, silver, Cop
JET, LEAD AMI Iron. aai has .aczaaus;i1le Goa.
beds. Before the discovery % e,i in Cal.l1r-
nia. ---tt t-r-l-na I-.il-el more tLal any
other State Ia iAe Onion, and he- -lll sas AMI
is the lrost ard most valuable produced Do this
Continent, being worth ia c-.u iIo1 ninety Five
cents 90 dollar a4l Eve per dvt 80 .m-
proved machinery hal been introduced rrior d.
.he Ear. AMI quartz mining wa produced only
in the most primitive manner: and ID placer
mining. the old rocker. OF as it's called 10 Cal
isran d" tie Quicksilver echinc.' was almost
tic .-lr known a-narstus Bat even under
these adverse circumstar-es II Maid fair r.turns
and in MANY instance lsrr. f5rtuues we've real
Iz1I
Ovus Go tie great IMPROVEMENT. which
within few yc4rs have been made IL gold
mining machinery. quartz can now be crushed
and amaigamatei 81 ut an expense not 10 exceed
two dollars pc- ton IL ibis State. where voo5
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-04-12

The Senate c0ncurred in the Assent, .
hour bill which, provided that Ell,
hours shall be the limit Of a days VIZ,
where no contract Is made, and women 30
children at not 70 be compelled - v-.
over eight hours.
The Senate adopted q resolution 70 SUN
70 The people she amendment 10 the c1rs.
tuition l. extend suffrage 70 women.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-04-12

The reported massacre at Fort Bu.1-
not credited here. Letters have been
ceived from Fort Suly by gentle---
this city Of latter date than the one --
which the story OF The massacre Dc base
which reports al well and makes no elias.
% any disaster
General Sherman has received L. adv.
OF o massacre, and disbelieves the rsI o.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-04-12

The whole Of the Volunteer force Vs..
were recently ordered 70 hold themse-T=
readiness have been placed under A--
Law, and the authority Of the Queen -a.
lati0ns. during the time Of each I----
the commanding officer has the p1V-
placing any member under arres, WI. -
sents himself from drill.
The telegraph stations at Farther F..l.
now open Tor the season.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-04-12

COMPLETELY SoLD.-As the train was ar-
preaching Eight Mile Station, on the first OF
April, lady elegantly attIred. with d love
y bouquet Of wild flowers in her hand. and
lace concealed from view by a handsome
veil, was discovered standing On the plat
form. The tram was ordered 10 stop. Of
course, to take in the fair passencer-aud
stop it did. The gallant conductor irume-
dIateiy jumped out upon the platform, and
cried out, as usual, -"Al aboard ~ at the
same time raising his hat and politely ex-
tending hIs hand TO help the LADY aboard
She. however, did not recognize his gallant
~, but stood dumb and motionless a. a "a.
tue The astonIshed conductor advanced
inToluntarily raised the veil, when 10 ms
tead OF face Of female Hesh and beauty. the
words april fool" inscribed On blacF
hight wood chunk" met his astonished
vision He started back, gave the signal to
De on, with an unusual violence, Jumped
aboard e1elaiming to the innocent engineer
IL stentorlan voice WHO the ID told
You 10 stop here9''
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-04-12

Passenger Oh board the Steamer Bar
Iona state that the revolution which b.
taken place in Hayti was Of the most b.55-
kind the loss on the part Of the rsv5.
tionists was very heavy, and the street,
Port au Prince wera literally covered VIII
the dead.
This is the fifth attemp. 10 pat T.
Gefrard. and al last has succeeded 81
GtErari is concerned.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-04-12

The strike 1. miners n New Jersey --
continues and Is increasing. 1000 are ida
engage with the strikers and al the u.-
II Morris Co. has suspended work T.
strikers obtain credit NJ the stores ls ~
have heretofore done. but only becaus
dealers are afraid q refuse No dlstu---
has occurred yet, but trouble is sen.
aQprehsndei
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-04-12

MEssRs. SHEDD L WAL.zrRs will ri,5oes5 a,
once 70 the erection OF new store houses. TO
replace those burned Oh Thursday evenfrz.
on the same site. The main store house. ~
" barter house - viii be Of brick. 40 ies.
square with ample safeguards against IRE.
The extension, 30 by 60. Will be mainly Of
wood but guarded On the north and eiss bv
solid brick walls.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-04-12

southern letters recite the political sl--a
ti1n ~ Virginia, North Carolina anu Ger
Eia. In \ a. the railroads need reconstruct
more than anything else. 4 negro has bee
nominated for Mayor Of LvnchhurE i
Georgia the element Of mutual cJnhdeuce
al tlat j. wanting TO restore the S,4-
The Negro are doing better thGn herr.
ilro-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-04-12
Vermont Items.

Vermont Items.
Omer Perham Of Sutton, hung himself II
lis barn. March 24th. lie had threatened
to kill himself. having been in i'll health ioF
sometime, and was carefully watched by LIS
friends. but managed TO slip ont Of sight Tor
few minutes only, AMI was found past re-
su-eitltion, hanging with bis iee' actually
touching the stable floor. and hIs hands
within reach Of tie board fr1m which he
was suspended
Tic wife OF NJ. A. c. Whitney Of West
Dummers.1n. was found dead 10 hcr room
March 22I, having destroyed her life BY cut
ting her throat with q razor. Her husband
was az work at the tins and there was no
one in tic house hut little girl. She was
subject to sickness and fits of melancholy.
John Fanon was killed At est. Adams
Point" on Saturday, By the prema-
ture EXPLOSION Of o blast he was tampins
HIS skull was penetrated by piece Of stone
and be died some hours after. Two other
men were eighty injured by the same OK
plosion.
Blacks PAPER mill 1T Newport now turns
out ] goo TO 500 pounds OF wrapping IA
rer yer day. = white paper mill viii soon
Re bulk. a mill rar making extract from
haulock ba-E Lr tanning, Is also going
uu 10 that town, at o cost Of so 900.
L97al r. Barker o.. Leicester shipped TO
Boston. New yo-L, and Sew Haven, in TIE
nine months ending January lst, thirty
clsh. aa- .ae-Lal- tons Of live and dressed
poultry. s-iI to be ;le largez. amount sent
by any Ole man i1y@ Vernon, lr many
years.
Frank Hun,oau. Of Rutland, was fined
so and costs for violating the prohitory
law. Oh Tuesday, and Lu5uzo Pierce $40
and cls,s.
A-shecr breeders and wooi-gr5vcrs As
ISOLATION" has been formed 10 Rutland
County. s .. Townshend Of Wallngi5rl.
President C. G.. Piercco or Clarendon. sec
Rotary The society viii hold @ sheep show
ana -lea-irs. on the Fair grounds IN Rlt-
land May first
T lss.eE llc i- DOW though, TO
lav. been .uccullary. Immediate measures
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-04-12

REWARDS 0TTEEED.-It will BE- observed
that one hundred dollars reward Is offered By
the Prudential committee Of the Unitarian
church, and one hundred dollars more bv
Rev. Mr.. Stafford, for information which will
secure the recovery Of the property stolen
from ihe Third Cong. and Unitarian churches
on Sunday night
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-04-12

IMPARTIAL SUFFRAGE II Om0.-Iho Ohio
Legislature has reeOnsi6ered Its recent acton
in rejecting Constitutional Amendment
providing for impartial suffrage, and both
the Senate and the House have now v1tcd.
by the entire Republican majority, to sui
init the question Of allowing negroes to vote
npon the same conditions with the whites,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-04-12

TIE Journal has returns from all the ;-v-
or the state but one, which give Gen. b--
side majority Of / ,lS5, the vote stau-
1872 for Burnside 10 9 Us for Piercs. 4.
Democratic candidate. Jenckss, tlr Co.,
rress IN this district has 4,5ll votes g.
scattering
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-04-12

sTooKs.-The market for r. r. bonds was
rather weak Al Boston on Saturday. Yer
mont Central and Vermont and Canada
eights declined to 100; Vermont Central
first mortgage consolidated to GO. OgdenE
burg first mortgage to o.; Rutland lst
mortgage 1861.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-04-12
NEWS OF THE WEFL
BY TELEGRAPH.


Geo. W. Randolph, formerly Co1fs-e-s.
Secretary Of War, died yesterday.
an explosion in the Clover Hill Coal r.-
Chesterfield County, occurred yesteriav an.
twenty-five white and fifty eolore5 nine.
were killed the pits to-day are bu-u.a,
but the shafts are closed to extinguIs-
FIRE. so the bodies cannot be recovered
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-04-12

DRowNED.-A daughter Of Lewis An slaw.
was drowned Oh Sunday week IN atteml itirg
to cross the lake from Chazy Landing to Isle
La Note. Her body was recovered The fol
lowing morning She was about Is year s Of
age
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-04-12
Loypov. - - 7. ,

The feeling Of d.strust IN fnanei-' IN.
political circles has increased to "a -
The government has sent seEerai - -
war TO Cadiz, Spain. to eniorls D. - Is
claims arising out Of the gHesIi'p
seizure Of the lornsdo.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-04-12
PAzls F

tAa--t -
Tie Marquis de M0ster, Secret--5 7
eign AfairE has made q very con-
speech which has had tie elect 9
lessen the panic il Europe
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-04-12


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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-04-12

L9sDJ,, llil So
The Li0eI4I Party IN the House E. a..
mons has split On the reform quesi1--- -
it Is now thought that the Derby "
ment is safe.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-04-12

- - treasury --v-.
4l- lr'--I5e Charlottesville |..l
- ID reviewing Gle Connect .a-
e----1a- -aE--
WAS T- Ua.- FL. -al--.-c, j. I'll.
----.I ..,. l---. = -- ~. = ~ a .-. '-..
1.. hin iu a.4e 40. e.. .r..
@ ----.. -lav
. Tic Railroad ,orr5.ari.n-. ssaicme.-
oi '.' TOY
J.. Oh. manager ID d. Troy Boston
8alrlal bad arE
t-a-T Gre --- 1a-
nect... H Bennington -.r1.t- % was g.
l---. -- they -.s a' pains 81, pee
sens --- .--. OBJ. -l-=--.-l. 20 --e
~p---. Session -- aal lisp w4- heard
l1 -..a .e-al ..-- cl--e- house.
Tic only -rI-.a.- O.. 4e--a--. o. u-Ve.--
o.. sire -am -H- statements MI Fa-E. 'as
GU. circulation among . members. i.a- .-
i've t..l. before Oh. aa.- aa .a-r-eH.. .. g.
printed statement. r.- .- ta Executive
Committee ID. blss.-- >--at---
E.a vu.i r-.. r-.re 81 .---ll-y
WI. .. I-.s s. Boston, ADJ IS taking g.
lel-. .. ... t.e dre -iI.. D.. uaaE be-
tween H.r1-r--r -.- t SAFE linen 81
lying i-... l-s made i.s-- B. party @. Obi.
HE and enforce. s,arrs " railroad
Communication -l. --ulrs u t.-s state
u.u- deny ta-- 1.cy had eulcavrld asai-
I--,l 90 compel a Ed. OF lease o. Che W--
a-a Vermont s.-- q. lau. al. assert %
d.. contrary 41t N-. Pa-l repeatedly s.l-
l. aoa d. purchase Lie road. holding
o1. D.. ODD .u-uc-mcu- that try could thus
control au the business south d Rutland.
and charge WAX --tc they pleased ana
,-l- be had offered % SCI. out bis r--l (which
cost lin Ss-'.G7l -- th- C-1-l.tlut I-ico
OF s 10000. a-,c- declining az 91-r from
them 81 $4,000. il tle-- STOCK. then above
I-- They 1-=- I-c1---1 certain 5--rz o.
share 40 TIC T7'-'5 o. INC through business
made .. ---. i---.. '7---1 they thought A1a1-
- 90 p
L-- 1'-n disposed 10 a'- lie72 40 an e1'-1a
vi ---- -----7- .--' g ------ jos -----
--= CIRCULAR was ml' CD -le 7l.- .y As.
Park. w--- @ 5--lt--. le-ll. .. i. -.-..
SSH r---. d. -..-r- IBIS f.--- - . ----. .-
care JOY TIC f-1-- l- r---i - manage
and l- had u- ctllt z tic legislation asked
.-a-.-- IL ..--..---. .-.-.
>ll-- the Cd -u------ O. -l1 --1=---cr--
--. Too ------ --- --...--.- -- r--
l----------- --I- --l -----E --. -l--
over the discovery .--- the r e.. -ra--
,-- r---
the ---lll--- diversion from l-.r q. large
,--,-,-- -r ,.---,..r. --5- --------- --
Troy Ir'7 --= t--- Trey now losing
7r.-f---I q f-- --Er f- means --l-
Ul-.-t- --- ---5
q" I must confess O. O. good l.a- q. feeling o.
ta.s subject. when o.. wholesale rr1ca-r a-r
ie-.s 11e :. VII make difference q g. .1lla
vea- D. their sales. and when The owners -our
elevator TEL me tlsv are selling little ~ nothing
&c what .trr r.--r t--F- Ills rs..r.. f.r-
cu----
~
ls - wise O. Alternate large session q
country tributary o. Troy a-l drive CT c--
good customers elsewhere e--ll---ass and
=ri- E thing ls------,- O. bite
e-a g cT- Le-e re ls la7c- been considered
The height c- human wisdom $50 invoke the
business -1c. e.. Troy ,. uBc som. s-,f1r 10
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-04-12

OAi,Aog AS0 TIE WE1 We imls. ,le
attention oi the travelling public to the aI-
vertizenent o, Cine Northern Trausp or.ation
Company which may Be seen 10 smother
column Their on7iatle reputation a. ra.,
years IS well known. and We have only to
add tha' during The coming son thsir
facilities and Inducements 20 tave.c- are
even superior 20 those hitherto Ield out
Parties bound west Will DO wei 10 read the
advertisements and consider the adytu-ages
oil the route Tickets OF EXTENDED iaf1rma-
ton my be obtained on application t.. the
Company = popular and efficient agent Nr.
l. !, GooDSo, at Ogiensbursh. or of il. n.
Drury Of tins city.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-04-12

NV YORK, A!i-
Steamphip Great Eastern from -"--f
Is below.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-04-12

-E--.-. ->le-.E ------ H has t.-
IL pursuit o.. tAl man WHO'S supposed d.
have robbed Coles -tl7c OF tae night tie
IRE, joseph LaTlan-e. returned Ias--tv
afternoon with BE prisoner. whom be- arrest
60 OF Cutuus-villl. and another man named
Edward Bl--y Ir--es=la- o. ---- ---- E4la-
-o- y. s., suspected o.. being bis confederate.
LaT.ante started Taur-iay night non L-r..
walked all tie Lex, day, gong 81 miles IN l-
houI-, Wa Joined a- Nilileta-y b7 the
other and the ;ws started i-r Keane. *. I..
tat were ovcrLau-c- By t-e Sheriff ya Tues
day They were lodged IN ial h--.. l-.-
night.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-04-12

T. t-s people There o-n te 20 doub: that
tie = Ile W. ad7r; tie amendment by q
large majority. 10 there arc At least fifty
thousand ul-e Republicans tLan Democrats
30 Gle SAFE q. Ohio.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-04-12

uUNT1Sc-0N we Ind IN the Times tie
following report Of recent transfers Of real
estate 10 Huntington
L. c. and o. Snyder have sold their farm
TO a. l. Bates. for $4,000 Il. N. and
Il. ". Juds0u, store and land 10 Eli I. Jud-
son, for 900 Carlos Smith, farm 10 Milo
" Smith, for $500 B. c. Fuller, farm
10 Carlos Smith for s. 900 Carlos Smith
farm to J. T. Br0wneIl, for s, 900 Il.
Shattuck, one BALI OF he mill 20 v. N
johnson, for I 600 Mrs. \. r Chaplu.
village LOT to L e. Snyder, for 500. j. and
Guy Bickiord, farm to S. NJ. Spzgue, for
1000 r. 5. White. one half Of his mill
and farm o. H. CoOk, for $500 Il. Cook,
one half Of his nil and farm 70 G. ".
Bromley for $500 Almon Owen, farm
70 David Fraser. f0T Sl,050 c. &B.
Brewster, land TO Harry Ross, for 81 200
". TAFT, one half Of his farm 10 Cyrus Taft.
Tor $3.50 7. DrinkEater, house and lot
10 l. W. Wells, Tor $3.50 J. 5. johnson.
house and lot TO John Gilmore for $500
I. Loveiand, house and lot 10 y A. Car
penter, for 81 100 c. B. Smith, village lot
70 Perry Gillet, for 5000.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-04-12

hANsA-.-A large convention Of those il
favor Of impartial suffrage Is IN session in
Topeka, Kansas. An ASSOCIATION has been
formed for the purpose Of canvassins the
State. The 1tjec. Is t. carry the female
suffrage as well a. tie negro suffrage clause
10 the coming election.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-04-12

urDNs D.. N4v.au5S.-Il- schooner
Alrlnl4ek. Car,. Whitney. arrived are
Monday iron Fo-r Kent. w.;l cargo o.
lion. being .lc frs. vessel 90 cross Tho Lake.
Inside --c Bre-kuat-s ami g. ,a- u1rtl oil
Gle wl--v-s t-- ice SSH holds. through
which schooner was making i,s way y..a
considerable difficulty. .lis forenoon.
i-a- a SHl-lrz>.-Ti- -,-e Of T. A..
Iowzley, at Slei5urn FAIL. wa. wholly 1es-
'77yed by ire Wednesday morning, with all
it- contents. including N- IT'S books and
TaI1-s- re stock g.. We -aI Been -.II
daEa. 0. some $500 % 500 u.-.l. manly
81 books and shoes N.l5ig Sep, IL Tie
store. end nothing could Pc done 10 .ac way
Of saving ir. after tile f-l w-s discovered
Ar. 7 has some insurance De- il5IieyeI
t9 have been ;tr v.-E I'D ia,auI.ary. q.
Dir 7. len everything 81. i.--ta-lI o'clock
ias. evening.