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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-12-11

No accidents amounting 10 permanent disahli-
itv occurred The salary Of" Agent Is given
Al Sl200: Superintendent A Il. Perry, 5000;
and Treasurer and transfer agent, $500.
III BENNINGTON AND RUTLAND RAILROAD.
This is the last road given in the Report, and
though iolerably full In il statistics, Is YET de-
fceut in several particular.
The total length Of the road l. 50 miles, with
> miles OF side track. In this, 1000 feet Of
bridging Is inciuded. IRE average number Of
cross ties 10 the mile is 234s, and Of chairs 81.
There are ] g passenger and engine houses, and
] repair snop. Four locomotives and IS cars
are owned by the road. The number Of passen-
gers Carried Wa 1852 number Of tons Of
ire. "a. -. zoe The average speed Of passenger
tram is - miles, and Of freight trains l. miles
Der hour The total cost of maintenance and
operating the road was sl4-, 1905 and the
whole amount Of receipts was Sl35.440 81. The
salary OF Inc Superintendent is $4,000. The
Railroad Commissioner, Msior Nm Rounds,
cay H. his own brief report
-lH l4AAfuhl- jill vermont ar lAI AAAAA UGLY
perfect bur IL passing over them from zine L.
time.-whcd 7 have done with The exception Of
the Atlantic q II Lawrence Road.-l have no.
;iced marked improvement 10 the condition Of
roadbeds and tracks compared with what they
were az the commencement Of my Official term.
! have not gwen as much time or attention o.
the examination Of bridges a. ] should have done
mad ] ben an experienced bridge builder BuI-
ROAD rridre- are as tsev should be- under the
constant supervision Of practica| mechanic
upon the faithful discharge Of whose duties, IN
time 20 come az i'll time past the travelling 1uo-
he must rely f p safe conveyance
a partial connection mas beer effected AZ the
STATE line. between the Bennington s. Rutland
a0ad ami the road lending % Troy.
The w0rk on the L-ban0u Springs Road is
beng vigorously prosecuted. It's completion
sill secure al Quite, o. the business % W ssterr
Vernon. tine want cf winch mas been source Of
great lucau euleuce and loss Q. the large aut
upo-taur manufacturing interests d. that ser
sion Of ine Stat.
The Woodstock Railroad. incorporated IT l-'a,
uuI c- coutrall AM VAL without luu1r De-
completed WITHIN year.
II Org .u-z .rio1 Of the Rutland and Wood
stock road has teen bad within few weeks. in
me event Of rs construction. az important Ink
ai have been supplied between the Great " esq
a. our eastern seal. a--
UHt WITHIN the past year. y ermc1t r0ais
.ite never contribute o. IT, catalogue Of rail-
ad disasters which from tine 20 time have
aacs- the entire country The catastrophe
81 eli occurred ar Nurthn-ll on tne lltl dAy o.
e--. 5er -.- was Of that character Legs
.lou cguur now prevent H. The like Of IL,
t1out legislation vii never occur again.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-12-11

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sound specie tas.- AL .-.. Of -ti- r----,
viii b. referred tine F,rsrr. Committee ami
there be- au,e.Iv buried Ta. -..r---- VII.
- 70 work a. once. anil. as ..- a- r....-
rer--ta bn. OF ,bs- orr. en- vl..-- 1. --.-
Discussion Will -se place
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l... nj F....- r..3-... .-,..--,.- b.. ,.-..-
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some immediate ie-..ls-.a. 81. ...iute-l.. .r.. ..
fear the acuou -f the I.---.s-u-. o. that S-.r-
Inc question viii r.e rli-el whether the Four
tssutA Amendment ma. ever been rs-l-'- -.--5s.I
by che s,lrc. 81 o., 20 err,lei- r-r---er-s...r
IL Congress
Gen. GARFIELD PROPOSES CO. lrr-ai1.- q. m
early day. a t-lI tor tranzfe--ir. -5. -.ln.-.-
men o. Indian affair. Q. the Wa- U-rr-tma--
This is d. acesriaus, with the view, uf.c, .,e,
Grart expressed j.. biz. las. report. The reasons
gwen i'll favor u the measure seem q. be Wis.
All the Penn. .ysn.. members a-re. -H.- ez-
Speaker Grow VIII iu AL probability .- elected
90 the Seuatorsh.r Co., succeed Bue.a.1v
There ws-s r,,,o-,. ,b,. Ms c.r.- ,..,r+ -.
sion the sr,s,-s-.,,i.. ~ -i.. R.,.. t... t.....
followed the advice Of bis friend. and c5ue.uie5
to remain I'LL the lrf . N,r1t The Hons.
viii mis- Nr Coiars reuiaI pr,eeue. and
smiling flee. but its lo.s viii La. nh. ,a7a-a,.
gam. With tbe exception. perbaps. Of General
Bank. NJ rolftv Is the mos. ,.,-.-,r-- SOL
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-12-11

Ea- His SCHOOL ~ -
tees Of th. G-ai-i alf H-- r-
hsve lare aliel N-s- Jz-r- Vat.
corp .f Instructors. 1I.-- W4-e-
year le rr=ce1-,-s 5t Es.l- ASS.
vl-- b. ---- pa-. l- -lol s--7l.e o.. o..
p you-- men t- college W- c1.1.-.
c1urr4ru-a-- ea-a VII. have tes- 81
On secure -e- --- lr--
the dag @. aclI-u.--.. and .-- --
teaching THIS $50 NOSE - Oh.
ana inilca-e- O. proper sens, OIL
oHosrs Of ia5 Ter-elus- High
Il--ve importance Of l--u-- --
generally though tla- any --
teach o. 1--uz-- =-aa-- T--
NJ. t-lsai1- i- done -r v
through. as thar or ils u-u-
u1 uo1- ts--a-n- are the r---
rsa-ti1c AMI disastrous " --
r. ve-re-ue- VIII b. extensively
foundations should BE- vel .a ana
tie -rlnsl and eiu-ilel teacher
o. lay tleu. waa-ifi- g. messy
TEACHER 81 l--a- s--a-v T
cheaper a. s111ta 500 pr ra-.
others whom VT nav. seen O. >-
1ue- rheu-sIves i.- Jhe-- vr-- 4- ..--
money ana -iue they know now -...
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-12-11

The reports Of Generals Reynolds and Thomas
for the departments Of Texas and Tennessee re
spectIvely, have Just been published They pre-
sent startling pictures Of the condition Of affairs
II these States Of the rsvages Of the ku-klux-
Klan. and the general system Of persecution and
terrorism kept MP against Union men and ne
rroes. Gen Reynolds says that IL some cases
the ku-Klux Khan had their victims pointed out
to then bY Democratic stump orators. Murders
Of loyal men. white and black, were so numerous
that no record could be kept OF then. The most
horried harharities were practieed such as would
disgrace South Sea Islanders. In fact, the ex-
perience Of the United States troops il Texas
seems 10 be, that the savages on the frontier are
eheir most honorable and humane enemies If
any incr dulous person has heretofore been In
elm 10 consider the Ku-Klux-Klan q myth,
VI advise sneh an cns % read these reports.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-12-11


rHr ASSrAl uuroH- OF ral H..-H1.n 'oN-
N--''sEH 'aL
is lar from being 81 tu.. and satisfactory -- .'a
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,s,- amount p. s. -,s. -ae.s-. leaving a. bs-luc
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,-.-.rs ..u-.- ..... . re9a- ss.p.. 4. rss-e.
.e-c cars. ltts-e-e cars and about -.
-a- c4l. -4- 47er- weight e.. d. p s-sl
ger CIR Is u -ols..ra ar-a-s c-r l0 ,-as IL
.uuue- o.. miles qua t.-r---eu-er trains is z.-
1925 20. -- q. --
o-.- Nao-' Ala'e- passengers
-.'.-l- Number OF tons O. -'s--.
-'-54--7'i- lhs aTefae. rate OF sl+e- -- l.
pres trains i- = i---es- .. passenger Trans =
nile, RI freight J. mixes per hour -oiA nun
psr OF tons of freight carried one mile 8 -'-'.-
-27. Io'a. number Of passenger oarr7e- one
mile lf.5-.,lo0. The loss Of lie upon the ros-
was d persons killed, four OF whom were p-s
-eu-er' Mos oi The BILLED .ost tneir lives Dbl
che sad catastrophe a. No--n-e Do I'-ce-n7er --t1-
When III emF..l es "e't A---ll AID u V-la1e-
THE rrr,,y- AND r.y.r. rtr-ro,1.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-12-11

IRE BURIINGToN SAvryqs bAsK.-With the
removal Gifts Treasurer, Mr.. e. F. Ward, to
the .or4sr o. So Pau AM Callege streets, the
Savings Bank mas also, o. course, changed Is
place Of business ami mas secured by ,.ls means
a great improvement in its CHARTERS, both a. to
convenience and security. What was the main
bankiug-Io5m q the Farmers and Mechani--.
RaIk. is nov occupied by Mr. Ward IN L. Own
business. The old director room a!ioiaiaz ne has
htted up Tor the savings Bans neas counter
runs acrOss IT, with desss and necessary ron
venienees- a seFs.raie door Of Access from Mr.
Wards shqg, Lad. behind the counter an %.
the al hank vault, which is the iarr,s, IN g.,
Hns'on, ami perfectly fre-proof. and s,s bs.r
fortified by new securisies arai.ss b,r,.l.-.
Everything is thus as conys...sz. and Sur. o..
could be desired.
We are si-q aiss - eaT0nicle ire increasiB,.
prosperity q tss EIHk As an institution In
sl'i's o. investments u government bonds. ,pd
me large Increase Of amounts LEFT on dsrosi, in
the National Banks under their sy.rss Of ravip.,
interest On deposits, the deposits IN the saving
BANK are s'e@dAg and rapidly increasing IN
~neE--s ne aggregate Of deposits h.s nearly
ueeieo n three years. Aay.as increased frop,
$4,000 m 1856, to $4,000 at present. Every
month q ia pass gear has shown an increase
A'--azIas 5000 month The increase Of the
Sssr As soe,OOo. This shows no, only perfec,
confidence in the stability and Management, Of
NV oahk' nut gratifying increase IN ,As saw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-12-11

ings Of the working classes. the lab--.
want sirii' and small mechanic, WI en-
the great body Of the depozitors. ami
evidently prosperins as a class T5sH
are sure, fully deserves their eousi-
treasurer, Mr.. Ward is tborouvf o..
competent custodian Of il funds - \
serve without pay, and give &C n
Hgent supervision Of its At. III,
managed with great eec n,s
The bank makes now a -ru
three per cent 1t mas Hd1As uo,s.
a doubtful note on hand, AM q hss-
surplus This is very gratifying til.
have felt an interest il the BAN. an.
u when 10 was a comparatively f-a- ....
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-12-11

WArzr LILY sryE-lhe steame-
-. Water Lily loaded with p- Ir1l, IRON Fn-r
Heu-r. s. i. ilr Ar f nder foundry i'll a--
--ules. got d.marsi n- the ios on "Wednesday
last about mile the side Of Fort la=-i1. ANA
-u-Ir. The hl--lu. Of che creek
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-12-11

hrrLiAn ASu CAsrLE1S EAIIH
annual meeting Of the Ru1iani a-
Railroad. hetd ar -astietou on Mono
the following board Of direcror- v.
George r. Cramer, Troy. NJ. r..
Comstoek s Landing. n. T.. Irl &c. s.-
huveui Merritt Clark Poultue7. f.
Casiieior
At a subsequent meeting Of u-
following officers Of the b0l-l ser-.
Geo NJ Cramer Troy, y. s..
C Lockwood. Troy, y r.. Treas.
Allen, Fairhaveu. -ecre-s-r
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-12-11

We nave obtained from the Secretary Of STATE
-fice. and give below, INC results Of the ofhcia-
-alvass Of votes ior Presidenua Electors The
--re-ate- for the STATE have been published. bur
Inc figures by souuues. We believe have DO,
-aa- MIMI n-lhar--
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-12-11

EIcatolu Al4EEE1.-Ia-s market was very
suisc OF M5n-ay. there being only sd tubs O.
utter. whlca sold for a5a 81 cents sni -.''
1o1es cheese Of ls 15 l-- cents.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-12-11


Nl-1g-. AZ O. regular cl1--a-- -.
r--4- sr-r n. r-.. ~ --.---- de-
-l----ie- I7- il- ensuing wear VIZ
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ford Mor,. house Point. n g.. q.
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Wloe- = Bliss. -vlr11- >=u-
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n D. B-l-- d. w. s. 2 Hea- Treasurer
1 ra
a. . F-.-- 80. --
Brush. l.ar-l-
tHce- ea. sen al. d re-ull- 1uu-
F-auk.u Laire. Nc. &. ST. -Ham as#
same evening
rF Fisk. ". 3-- &C.
W. Z ? kiup--l- = w. g. 81 Fla.
' -. a. A. - ana.
sa--TsT p h r p -----.-..
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te. 7. Chester kingsley b jau-- i.-
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a.i-' The following etass-s aer. l-s
ihe ensuing Tea-
u. L. onward Z. E-1-t.d p PSF
T. p -. @
S. com. Io5z { I415- + e.
~ N4a=Ae--. Secretary Cou.. ia-as J. o.
-oa' TREASURED .ur. " =. itusr- r-.-
IN -.
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21th uI-.. and the v.5-. 8f rr.r..I-r,- --.-
mad r-,..-,. ....--.-..-
'''' A JAN
correct numrer c- the barge which r.
Al me number Of feet +--r.--- -,- .-,..-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-12-11

The dull ultrozaa l.aieu can. ~ Of clouds
vl,lcL has oTaTz preaa 5le ,sT fora wes-, threat
eau- snow lut giving little OF none. began
Monday t. d" give down IN earues-- aud ;lls
morning the eight inches Of snow in our streets.
on the top o. q smooth. h4rl bottom, VIII give
Us she ba-, seirhiu- We have had thus
s4r this sel-en- Eeerythiur i- III readiness for
i., AID d vii prove most -p-lb.e Co both -he
business AMI pleasure PARTON o. the oosalsuuiry
Tne weather reports ir1u thr various portions
Of the country ia- I'll. PAST tlre- DAYS, have been
of 2 character to wan Us u the storm. 4 heavy
snow anu slee- storm commenced 81 lhictva ou
Saturday. and We hear Of II at Cincinnati. Rocb-
ester and New York. and even A. TAR s1uiu as
Washington and FORTRESS NaArot 2: was az
compauie3 sT strong north-east wind. As ir
Is So iGie nov TO talk OF al I-diau summer,
perhaps ne l.ay not be disappointed Ia an milan
Winter Of the old-fash.oned, genuine kind
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-12-11

| hoIdIpr me reglmental and brigade musirre
| should be changed to the month o. August 1t
/ mas been claimed. and with some goo4 reason %
/ that the cool nights Of September ar anEhoie-
some To men Obliged T. change suddenly IRON
the comfort 81 home % the more exposed ne OF
I the camp
Following this Is d complete lis, Of substitute
who uttered the service under the draft Of leos.
They we're apportionei among the several reg
meuts as flIlows I'd, 1872. 3D., l7s; 9Th, 100
I sri. As. 17tb. / Making total Of 524 men.
[ IF whom s. died or were killed; 1s2 deserted,
and the remainder were either transferred, di--
/ charged OF mustered oa.-
----------------
Chr 9rus.
Reported ior the FEEE Pass
Meteorological Record
LAT. 4i=z-. Long $40 Elevation allow. tide
/ rste1 86- feet above Like Charuplain p feet,
pr-rzuEs-F1Es- WzEE-l565.
p rarruorE7En EAnos. v1y1-
: e AM r.l. PIX cneaH. A-r-- Pm lf 2
r Nv b.
"S Wv , o
?
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Average temperature. ~.
E.sagr Of ttsrmoms-er. from a- 1913.
s-s~al t-.. ST. a-d.-tl t1t-l AL p inches
r;.-r7.r-I,e- s.-Iransacsiou- iu tni- mar-
81 hove been -aht to-day -riees range. if.7
> o. 81 cents the o--- -- A.
ll
- ~ 49,. +..--- ,-Ir q, tut. q
.--...... ~ ~ b.. rs cent. ami .ul
..-..-l.....-7,.7- .-s cent.
.t.-r..-. --.-,-. -.rrgmer- costing $1,000.
has Inst t,sa contracted i1r ry Mess-s p IT.
.ufF e Myers Of Bouses Point, New York,
.-.. r.l... 7f-..-- Ia This CITY
v.-r LILY SryE-Ils s,-ame-
. vv--e- 15y 80 loaded with r- Ir1r. IRON PORT
f..--r n .rMr. f. nder- foundry i1 Yer
---,e. COL d.-n.-si r- the Joe OF wednesday
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-14

parish in the state being entitled to al ieasl
one representative. A census Of the state
by state authority shall be taken in the year
eighteen hundred and seventy-fve, and
every ten years thereafter. 10 case of in
Formally omission, or error in the census
returns from any parish or election district,
the general assembly may order a new cen
sus taken in such parish or election district;
but until the state census of eighteen
hundred and seventy Eve, the apportion-
ment of the state shall be made on the
basis of the census of the United States for
the year eighteen hundred and seventy.
ART 81. The general assembly, at the
first session after the making of each emu
meration, shall appertion the representation
| amongst the several parishes and represen-
tative districts, on the basis Of the total
population, as aforesaid. A representative
number shall be fixed, and each parish and
representative district shall have as many
representatives as the number of its total
population will entitle 1t to have; and an
additional representative for any fraction
exceeding one-hslf OF the representative
number. The number of representatives
shall never exceed one hundred and TWEEN
ty, nor be less than ninety.
ART. %. Until an apportionment shall be
made in accordance with the provisions o
article 20, the representation in the senate
and house of representatives shall be al
follows:
| For the Dariah of Orleans:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-14
Total. ......... One hundred and

Total. One hundred and one
And the state shall be divided into the
following senatorial districts, TO wit
The first, second, and third represent
tive districts OF New Orleans shall TORN one
senatorial district and elect three senators
The fourth, fifth, and sixth representative
districts OF New Orleans shall form one
district, and elect two senators.
The seventh, eighth, and ninth repreael-
tative districts of New Orleans and the
parish Of s.. Bernard shall form one diF
trict, and elect two senators.
The tenth representative district of New
Orleans shall form one district, and cleo 2ne
senator.
Orleans right bank and the parish Of
Flaquemines shall form one district. and
elect one senator.
The parishes Of Jefferson, st. Charles
and ST John Bantist shall form one distriet
and elect two senators.
The parishes OF Ascension and ST. James
shall form one district, and elect one sem
ator.
Ths parishes of Assumption, Lafourohe,
and Terrebonne shall fern one district, and
elect two senators.
The parishes of vermillion and st. Mary
shall form one district, and elect one soma
tor.
The parishes of Calcasieu, Lafayette, and
st, Landry shall form one district, and
elect two senators.
The parishes of Livingston, ST. Helena,
Washington, and ST. Tammany shall form
one district, and elect one senator.
The parishes OF POinte coupee, East
Feliciana. aud West Felioiana shall form
one district, and elect two senators.
The parish of East Baton Rouge shall
form one district, and elect one senator.
The parishes of West Batou Rouge, her
willie, and st. Martin shall form one dis
trict, and elect two senators
The parishes Of Conoordis and Avoyelles
shall form one district, and elect one sen
ator.
ine parishes OF Tensas and IRA akin
shall form one district, and elect one SEN
ator.
The parishes Of Carroll, Madison, and
MOrehOuse shall form enc district and elect
two senators.
lie parishes OF ouachita and Caldwell
shall form one district, and elect one sen
ator.
Tire parishes Of jackson and Union shall
form one district, and elect one senator.
The parishes of Bossier, BienyilIe, and
Claiborne shall form one district, and elect
two senators.
The parish of Caddo shall form one die
triet. and elect one senator.
Tie parishes Of Dc soto, Naiehitoohes,
and Sabine shall form one district, and
elect two senators,
The parish Of Rapidea shall form one dis
trict, and elect one senator,
The pariahes Of catahoala and winn
shall form oae district, ana elect one sen
atox
Thig six senator's il al.
e
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-14
PREAMBLE.

j pecple of Louisiana, in order to
i ns,ice, insure domestic tranquil
s0mote the general welfare, and BE-
n blessings of liberty to ourselves
sOsterity, do ordain and establish
A.dtuhOn.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-10-17
(: Rev. w. G. Conniloturr. iltur :

s This lg distinguished divine, c,,lcarcd to
our community during long residence here,
aspaator Of the Methodist Church, and Presi-
aeptof of. Orangeburg Female Seminary, has
returned from his trip to the far West.
is,He are sorry to hear, however, that his stay
witlius will be short; as he will return to
Texas, = hoSt mouth, to take charge of Chapel
Hill University, its President. lf.74
pqr reverend friend will bear with him, to
his new and A distant home, the best wishes and
prayers Of all, for his future welfare and hap
piness.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-10-17
Firenlen's Fair.

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the benefit cf tie Young America Fire Engine
Company will be opened, ndwc would par
tieularly commend to the notice OF our friends
in The, country this admirable opportunity of
ssasfording to their wives, children or sweet
hearts, Gas the case may bc),a great deal of
pleasure ut, small cost. See advertisement.