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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-03-06
Meeting oc Adopted Citizens.

We find in Mondays Times the follow
ing report of meeting of 90 adopted citi
zens,' held in ''St Mary's Hail. till lately
the Catholic Church,) on st. Paul street, on
Saturday evening last As this was the
meeting at which our city officers were really
elected, its proceedings are of Importance;
IN adjourned meeting of adopted citizens
was held at ST. Mary's Hall on Saturday
evening last. Over 500 were present. Mel
son Bacon was chosen Chairman and NJ.
Mulqueen Secretary.
Mr.. Mulqueen, from the committee on
nominations appointed at the meeting held on
Wednesday evening last, reported the follow
Ing ticket for city officers, which was adopt
ed.
MaVor-P. d. Ballou.
RecordT-Wm. II. Hoyt.
NORTH WARD.
Alderman-Geo. H. Bostwick.
School Commissioners IL. lloyt,
Geo T. Smith.
Warden-John LOnergan.
Clerk-Ira J. Flanagan.
Inspectors of Eecti0n-O f. Pinney, Mel
son Bacon. VIM \. Crombie.
CENTRE WARD.
AHerman-Calyin Blodgett.
School CoBln,is sionerS-Rev. jerome Cl0a-
rec, Carolus Moves.
WGrden-W II. Brink.
Clerk-E A. Jewett.
Inspectors of E2ectiOn-James y. Shedd,
I'm II Paul. Chas. f. Ward.
SOUTH WARD.
AHerman-G S. Appleton.
School onHHssioners-James L. Angel,
VIM g. Shaw.
Wardln-F. j. Hendee.
ClerI-Ambrose \. Drew
Inspectors Of Election-Wm. u. Sha" =
Geo. W. Beckwith, John Brooks.
Speeches were made by VIM. IL. Hoyt'
Geo. T. Smith. j. j. Monahan and Capt.
I.onergan in support of the ticket and urlg-
ing the adopted citizens to rally to the polls
on Tuesday.
PHI. Catlin of this city was also unani-
mously nominated for County Commissioner
CENTRE WARD.-The votes on Ward OIL
GERS in Centre Ward Tuesday were as fol-
lows:
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-03-06

| CoLcHEsTER.-There was a sharp strife in
Colchester town meeting on constable, and
one or two other officers The ballot on Town
Clerk stood
Whole number, 2O4 VIM. KidGer l26 ;
Peter LeClair IS Scattering 10. Kidder' s
majority IS.
On Constable and Collector there were five
ballots as follows:
First BallOt-whole number 90 A. Stone
los A. Austin l04 ; Seat /.
Second Ballot-whole number 300 Stone
l39; Austin 1873 ; J. F. Day 10
Third Ballot-whole number 3lI: Stone
l43; Austin l39 Day %.
Fourth Ballot-whole number 297 Stone
l40, Austin l02 Day 81.
Fifth BallOt-whoIe number 300 Stone
Isl Austin :; Day l29 Scattering :.
So Mr.. Stone was elected.
The Temperance men of Colchester did well
yesterday. The ''P p. LIS counted on a
large majority for Catlin in that town but
only secured majority Of one.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-03-06

fits of the agency the past year to the s.
were $935.27, against S42S % of profit.
turned the year previous by the form.
agent. These are suggestive figures.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-03-06

SoUrH BuRL1NGToS.-At a republican ,,s.
Gus held on Tuesday, Albert Comstoes r
chosen a delegate to the State Copzs,s
and Edward Van Sicklen substitute
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-03-06
Republican Tn on state Convention.


A Republican Union State Convention will be
held at RUTLAND, on WEDNESDAY me
FIGHTFENTH DAY OF MARCH NEXT, at y
O'Clock, NJ. for the purpose Of choosing 1our
Delegates at large, to represent Vermont IN the
National Republican Union Convention, and four
Substitutes. in pursuance OF the following CAL u
the National Committee
"Tl.a National Committee designated by the Con-
vention held at Baltimore the eth day Of June,
tS;f 40 aupoint that National Convention Of the
Union Republican Party be held AT the NY q nlGi
r-o Illinois. on WEDNESDAY, the TNENIlEIH
nay OF MAY NEXT, at ~ O'Clock VI, Tor the put-
nose of nominating candidates for the ohces OIL fIes-
dent and Vice President Of the United States. Each
State in the United States i author Leu 70 ne repre-
scented In said Convention by number OF deie-ales
canal 10 twice the number of Senators and heere-
sntatiyes 10 which such state is entitled in the Ma
tional Congress We invite the cooperation oil an
citizens who rejoice that our civil war mas happiy
terminated in the discontinue OF rebelloni VINO
would hold fast the unity and integrity OF the hepI
&c and defend its paramount riht 70 uelenu 70 Inc
utmost its own existence whether imperiled by Sc
~ret conspiracy or armed force; OF all irends oil an
economical administration Of the public expenditure
OF the complete extrpaton Of the principles and pol
lev of slavery, and Of the speedy reorganization oi
those States whose governments were destroyed iH
the rebellion, and their permanent re.GoraYgH o ~
their proper practical relations with the Ohlleu
States in accordance with the true principles Of re-
publican government"
The Republican Union voters Of this State are
invited to be represented in the Convention by
their delegates, to be chosen upon the basis Of
one delegate from each town, and an additional
delegate for every one hundred and fifty votes
cast for the Republican candidate for Governor
nj the last State election.
The Delegates, or their Substitutes, will provide
themselves with proper credentials, signed by
the Secretaries of the respective primary meet
ings.
GEO. W. GRANDEy
c. W. WILLARD
REcFIELD PROCTOR
b. D. HARRIS Rep. Union
Roswell FARNHAss : STATE
SANI. Z. PNGREE Committee.
q. q. BENEDICT
W. W. CIRCUIT
D. r. BAILEY.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-03-06

Prediction FULuLLED.-The IaIe-- 9-
publishing a month ago the predie,ir .
Prof. Delisser, who declared that as 7,
Of the conjunction Of the moon, Juri,-
Venus, Feb. 9th, there would bea,mo-r
ic connections, electrical discharges, han
gales, and earthquakes. An earthquake
announced in Montreal on the night o..
9th. Another shock was felt in Au--.a
Maine, Feb. Goth, and since then there
been some atmospheric connections AMI l1-
gales. So the Professor is a pr1rh-.
good guesser.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-03-06

DR.. HAYES LECTURE full even crowded
house greeted DR.. l. l. Hayes, the bold arcti
explorer, Wednesday evening. and listened
with intense interest to his variations of his
five years experience within the Arctic circle.
In simple unpretentious manner, often
quite graphic in description, and enlivened
by frequent dashes Of humor. he described
the . Land of the Icebergs." Beginning
with the carly settlement of Greenland. he
alluded to its twenty-three settlements des-
erlbcd Upcrnavick, the northernmost chris
tan settlement on the Globe touched on
the natural features Of the coast explained
the formation of the interior with it's i'm
mense coating of eternal ice, or mer dc glaze
and described most clearly and interestingly
the formation Of the iccbergs, by the de-
bouching Of the great glaciers into the sea
and detachment Of immense masses from
their faces by the uplifting power of the
water. lie described an iceberg which he
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-03-06

The IRISH W ATCHNAN-An extra Of q.
IRISH Hatabmnl made its appearance NJ
day. Its editorial comments on City M.
ters, we notice, are in part identical with n
cent editorial paragraphs in the Burlins.
Times The following, however. We hal"
not seen elsewhere
"RUM-OR MARTIN WIRES
The Free Press says, in substance, ia-
man who don't vote for Martin Wires fox -oun-
ty Commissioner. votes for Rum.
Well we don't doubt IT, We ike -iier' a-'
or whiskev Il little better than Rum-ln tact, vi
like Temperance but We ike hot drink -.-
tie better when We feel indisposed +. We 'a1 .
vote for Mr. Wires
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-03-06

The CoNsrTuTIoN.-The provisions Oh -
Constitution of the United States, heariH-
Impeachment, are as follows
[From Article 1, p
g The house of Representatives shat
their speaker and other officers and 'l'-
the sole power of impeachment.
[From Article l, SS.l
Z" The senate shall have the sole power
all impeachments when sitting for i--.
pose, they shall be on oath or aHl
When the president Of the United State =
the chief justice shall preside and d.
shall be convicted without the conclh'-
twO-thirds Of the members present
Judgment in cases Of impeachmeA''
not extend further than to removal irl-
and disqualification to hold and cngy p.
fee Of honor, trust, or profit, under t-
ted States but the party convicted 'a--
ertheless be liable and subject TO III.
trial, Judgment and punishment a,''r-
law
[From Article ,, >
. The president shall have 20
grant reprieyes and parlons for oiien's
the United States, except in eases o. 'I-
ment"
From Article ,. 5 4.
- The President, vice-presidcnt, ah' ..rf
il officers of the United States, shall {. ,-
ed from office on impeachment for b
viction of treason, bribery, or o'D''
crimes and misiemelnOrs.
Elmore has voted 5000 for tie L"
Valley Railroad.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-03-06

The fact that Thad Stevens was born in
PeoohGm, (Vt.) is suggested as one reason
why he has been 50 anxious to im-peaci-im.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-03-06

MA. wiswell was rejected as Commits
sioner of Internal Revenue by nearly unani-
NOUS vote of the Senate, which WAS sad dis
appointment to the whisky ring.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-03-06

Last Thursday week, while engaged in
wrestling, Joseph PerhnIn of Springfield, a
boy about sixteen, fractured his les in two
places.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-03-06

Al H.-Nr. 4. J. Howard, Co. tlerk 9
the caucus in North Ward saturday evening r
clared that he would not vote for Roman 'l-'
ole. Very well, Mr. Howard, We viii iJ q.
TO your case, poor small-brlinei, narro"-I5 I
bigot how long viii you he County Tiers w
member
We infer from this last remark that -
Irish Natchman proposes to select the '.-'
ty Judges, hereafter, by whom the ''l-
Clerk is appointed.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-03-06

At the same time AMI place cy-,. Up
Wicker and c. c. Martin We're o.
gates and Ralph Sattley ami Alr, rsl
Substitutes, 70 the Republican Union b-,-;.
Convention to be held at Rutland. Man
18th. 1865.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-03-06

The FEo>r.-The gas mains on College
Street. above White St. have been INSTRUCTED
by frost for several nights. to the serious in
convenience of the residents of that part Of
the city. The acqueiuct pipes are also froz-
en- up in several streets. As these pipes We're
laid six feet below the surface, the depth Of
the frost in the ground may be inferred.
Tie ice in the bay measures % inches in
thickness.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-03-06

ROUTE AGENT AFr0DrED.-James \. la
gar Of Plattsburgh, son of Rev. Charles L.
Hagar, Chaplain Of the IlSth Rest. y. !.
Vols, has been appointed Route Agent, on
the Ogiensbursh Road, by the Post Office
Department, in place Of Hofnagle, re-
moved. Hofnagle has been in st. Adams
Jail since his arrest, having failed to secure
bail
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-03-06

GBsNT CLUE N WNDsoB.-At o ule--.
ofthe citizens Of Windsor last week, Gran
Club was organized, with g. p. Have @
President
At the same meeting. the following ss---
men were elected delegates and substitute o
the State Convention, to be holden ARA.
land. March Is
Delegates, G. p Hayes, J. y. S,..ss. S..
stitutes, J. n Edminster Francis Dr--
Resolutions We're also passed. ins,---
delegates to g for the nomination .f Be-
Grant, to the Presidency, and Hon. s.ar-
Colfax. f0- Vice President.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-03-06

POSTAGE To CASADA.-It Is announced -.
under a new arrangement just CONCLUDED O..
tween the Post-ofice Departments Of b.
United States and Of the Dominion of Cam
ia, the sinsleate Of postage on intenara
al letters viii be- reduced on and after ii
lst day of April, l,5S, from ten to SIX
cents. ifIreIaid al the Office Of mailing .
either country but if posted unpaid, OF i-
sufficiently prepaid. they viii be subject t
a postage charge of ten cents per single -..
in the country Of destination. The aug, --
lied weight ola single letter viii be 5a,r
grammes by the metrical scale. and half 81
ounce in the Dominion Of Canada
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-03-06

measured, which was 0l5 feet hlSh- dVON0
water. and consequently $500 feet from top
to bottom las ice floats with but an eighth OF
its bulk above water) was three miles in
circumference, and contained hco thousand
millions of tons Of pure ice, enough, as the
DIR. remarked, to make ice cream for the
world for century, or if sold at retail
prices to pay off the National debt and a
good deal more He narrated his own trip
to the open polar sea, when he reached
point but $50 miles from the pole, the high
est ever attained. He described the strange
natives of the frozen north, the Esquimaux,
their personal appearance mode OF life !;
narrow range of thought and peculiar theology
in which the place of lost spirits is cold IN
stead of hot, and the devil is a woman, the
last idea being a shocking evidence Of utter
barbarian depravity. This portion of the
lecture was thoroughly amusing and the
picture given of arctic life was very distinct
and interesting. Some remarks on Arctic
climate followed In closing, DR.. Hayes
! avowed his belief that the open polar sea
might vet be reached and crossed, and de
clared that he had not abandoned the pur-
pose vet to explore its unknown mysteries ..
and he expressed the hope that as our Tag now
floats over the North Western territory. the
pole itself would soon be within the limits
orour expanded empire
About six inches ofsnow fell yesterday and
last night in this city.
Have the Republicans Of Burlington got
enough of no party eaucuses, run by
democrats?
In Rhode Island the Republicans have
nominated Gov Burns de for a third term,
and there is no risk in saying that he viii be
reelected by heavy majority.
HuNrNcroN.-M joel NJ. johnson, town
clerk of Huntington for the last fifteen years
and also postmaster for about seven years,
died at his residence on the lst inst, of drop
~.
The MEDIcAL COLLEGE,. The course of
lectures in tie Medical department of the
University commenced yesterday.
\ large number Of students is expected tn,
opening lecture, at > o'clock,will be given by
Prof Carpenter. The chemical course ny Prot
CoLrrER will commence % O'Clock.
TIE Corx1r has elected for County Com
missioner Mr.. P. Il. CATLS, of this city
The vote indicates decided apathy on tho
part Of the temperance men in some of tn.
towns, and in others distinct playing int.
the hands of the rummies OF both o
which sins, those guilty Of them viii repen
before the year Is out.
HNrsurnou-lt is reported that sevem
COWS have died in rinesburgh. recently, be
longing to different dairy-men, of a di-cas,
closely resembling or identical with tina
called "Cr.Iro Sy.aa' Mriayitis." wlicl
has ,-.rsil,d q, I,r,,.lv anal at,liv there
...... H..
r,-,,,y,.,-g-r- Tb. MN l-,..,,,-p OIL. tf ~ %.
man y,orI.r Factory. II, North sbur.,f.
,,iI1 ~. r..,rors.l e.- ,.rs-,c, ,r.-l. On and NJ
ter the first Of March. This move will %.
..-......1..a .i.,;l,.l ..,....,..... IN. INV
80.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-03-06

Il. R. Wing, l49
y Lawrence, l49
CENTRE WARD.-A caucus was held in the
Court House Monday eve the numbers and
composition of which is sufficiently indicated
by the only ballot taken. TWAS called To or
der by Vim. Brinsmaid, and organized with
Hon. L. B. Englcsby as chairman, John Dull
lahan as Secretary. Alderman Blodgett was
unanimously nominated for reelection. For
School Commissioner, Carolus Moves, Esq, was
alsounauimously nominated For second School
/ Commissioner. E. ". Peck nominated Rev Fa-
ther jerome Cloarec. Several gentlemen
nominated G.. c.. Benedict. \ ballot being
called for, stood for Cloaree. A for Bene-
dict, Is. The following ward officers were
then nominated Warden W. H. Brink :;
Clrl, l. \ Jewett Inspectors Of Election,
James \. Shedd. Ira II. Paul, Charles F.
Ward. The caucus. Of course. endorsed the
nominations Of Ballou and Hoyt for Mayor
and Recorder and adjourned
SorTH WARD.-The caucus in the South
Ward, held in the City Hall Monday evening,
was called to order by Hon R. 5. Taft, when
Hon. Daniel Roberts was chosen Chairman
and Vim. II. Root Secretary.
Mr. +. NJ Sutton nominated for Alderman
G. 5 Appleton two other nominations were
made, and a ballot being taken resulted as
follows:
5. Appleton, 81 ; VIM. G. Shaw, 6.F.L
Hendec, ).
Mr.. Appleton was declared the nominee.
For school commissioner +. NJ. Sutton pre-
sented the name of James b. Angel Capt.
Page nominated " H. Buckham.
First Ballot-Angell Is, Buckham ..
Second Ballot-Angeu p Buckham .
Scattering 3.
Third Ballot-Angell 80. Buckham %
Scattering 6.
Fourth Ballot-Angell 80; Buckham .
Mr.. Angel was declared nominated
For second school Commissioner Mr.. f. NJ.
Sutton nominated VIM. G. Shaw, and Capt.
Page nominated 5. NJ. Pope. The ballot
stood Shaw 81 Pope p. So Mr.. Shaw
was nominated.
For Warden Mr. E. NJ. Sutton nominated
F. J. Hendee, and he was chosen a nominee
without opposition.
For Clerk f. NJ. Sutton suggested Ambrose
\. Drew, and he was unanimously nomin-
ated
For Inspectors of election Mr. E. NJ Sutton
proposed VIM. G. Shaw, Geo W Beckwith
and John Brooks. and they were nominated.
The above nominations were read by Mr..
E. NJ. Sutton from the Irish WacHman FL
fra.
Mr.. E. NJ. Sutton then nominated for
Mayor Mr.. P. D. Ballou, and the nomina
ton was declared carried.
Mr.. E. NJ. Sutton then nominated for Re
corder W. II. Hoyt Mr. Roberts having left
the chair, the vote was put by Mr.. f NJ SUIT
ton, and declared carried.
Mr.. f. NJ. Sutton then called for three
cheers for the ticket, which were given. when
Mr.. Sutton and the rest adjourned
We understand that the majority in the
caucus was mainly composed of Mr.. f. NJ.
Sutton, - adopted citizens residing in the
South, Centre and North Wards, and one or
two boys
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-03-06

ScoUnRuIsv.-The engineer Of the even
ing express into Montreal, Thursday, Feb 90,
when between the ' Junction and Swanton
station. discovered Instructions on the track,
but whistled down the brakes in season to
prevent damage from the collision which fol-
lowed. The Messengev says suspicion rests
upon a boy who was put off one of the trains.
WEsrroRD-A lodge Of 80 Good Templars' -
was organized in Westford Feb. Goth by Of
fcers and members from Pearl Lodge Of
Cambridge. The following is a list Of the Of
fccrs elected for the present quarter Mr..
J. H. Macomber.e c. I; Mrs. 7. NJ.
Stanley, W. V. I Mr. F B. Macomber.
W. I Mr. Cassius Cobb W. 5. Miss
Orphia 5. Williams, W. F. $: Mr.. ). L.
Williams, W NJ Miss Marion Macomber.
W. |. G. Mr.. Ell Wilcox, W. o. G Mr..
g. NJ. Huntley, W. \. S Mr. G.. \. Cobb.
W. c Mrs. Hill, W D. NJ Miss Lucia
Hungerford, W R. II. ); Mrs. 4. p. vii
liams, W. L, II. 5. \ large degree Of in
terest was shown and it is hoped that. Dia-
mond Lodge" of Westfori will prove success
full in creating healthy public feeling on the
temperance question, and prove successful in
the reformation and training of the young in
those principles which insure success in life
and are necessary for the maintenance Of
good society and good character.
The CoUNrN CoHNSsIoxERsmP.-T is
one point in the County Commissioner ques-
ton, which touches the pocket Of every tax
payer. 1t is Of great Importance to the
towns that the agencies shall lie in such
careful, mcthodieal and responsible hands,
that 'ere shall he due record and account
for the moneys received, and due payment Of
the profits into the town treasures. where
they belong In this respect Mr.. Wires adj
miniStration of his Office has abundantlv vim
dcatci itself
Thus, taking the town reports of our neigh
boring town of Colchester. we find that the
balance of profits from the agency, paid into
the town treasury by the agent, Mr.. Cobum,
for the year ending Feb, lS6S, was $6l5.j5.
For the previous year, the balance 50 paid in
was Sll9.64. In other words the town
treasury realized free tHacs as much, under |
the agent appointed by Mr.. Wires, as under
the previous agent.
So in this city, though the Aldermen have
declined to keep up the stock Of liquors. and
" their singular course in regard to the
lgency greatly diminished the sales. the pro-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-03-06

NORTH FERRIsEURGH.-At Renir.-.
Town Caucus in Ferrisburgh, Norman I q.
len was elected delegate, and J. VI p.-.
substitute, to the Republican Union l,,.-
Convention, to be held at Rutland lf,,LIy
1863 ~
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-03-06

HNEsErEcH.-lt Is reported that several
COWS have died in Hineslurgh. recently, be-
longing to different dairy-men, of disease
closely resembling or identical with that
called "Crslro Np.aa' MHHyiiis.''' which
has prevailed SO largely and fatally there
aLouts among the gHvs Homo.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-03-06

FrRusurRcH.-The Nil known as the ..Iy-
man WolIen Factory in North FerrisburSho
viii be reopened for custom work on and az
ter the first Of March This move viii be
appreciated as decided convenience by par
ties living in that section.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-03-06

HINEssu KGH.-At parish gathering Of
Rev. c. E. FERRN'- church in Hincsburgh.
last Thursday evening. the assembled friends
presented their beloved pastor with over
800.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-03-06
9Oral Afairs.
City Election

passed of quietly. For list of the officers
elect, we refer our readers to the tickets
nominated by the meeting Of Sc adopted citi-
zens,' in another column, which was elected
entire, with the exception of Rev. jerome
Cloarcc, who failed Of an election in the Gen.
tire ward. as school commissioner. The fig
ures are MS follows.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-03-06

ElmOrc has voted 5000 for tie Ii"-'
Valley Railroad.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-03-06
l,495 939

40 SOS
Catlin's majority, $50.
But one town (Nestford) remains to hear
from
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-03-06

About six inches ofsnow fell yesterday and
last night in this city.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-03-06

In Rhode Island the Republicans have
nominated Gov. Burns de for a third term
and there is no risk in saying that he viii be
reelected by heavy majority.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-03-06

HuNTNcroN.-Ir joel NJ. johnson, town
clerk of huntington for the last fifteen years
and also postmaster for about seven years,
died at his residence on the lst inst, Of drop
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-03-06

The County has elected for County Com
missioner Mr.. p. II. CATLIN, Of this city.
The vote indicates a decided apathy on the
part Of the Temperance men in some OF the
towns, and in others "a distinct playing into
the hands Of the .' rummies Of both Of
which sins, those guilty Of them viii repent
before the year Is out.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-03-06

GEO. W. GRASDEY
c. W. WILLARD
RE-FIELD PROCTOR
b. d. HARRIS
Roswell FARNHAs4
SANL. L. PINGREE
q. q. BENEDICT
W. W. CIRCUIT
D. Z. BAILEY.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-03-06

The MEDIcAL COLLEGE, The course of
lectures in tie Medical department Of the
University commenced yesterday.
\ large number Of students is expected The
opening lecture, at > O'Clock VIII be given by
Prof. Carpenter. The chemical course ny Prof
CoLLrER viii commence at 3 o'clock