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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-10-21

The London Pail Mall Gazette, in an article
on " The Art Of Jerrymandering, has some re-
marks apparently pointed at the astute politicians
who train under the Tammany flag. 1t says:
That every man should give his unbiased vote
in favor of the political theory which he deems
the right one is the fundamental principle, the
rGison d'etre, Of the suffrage. But then no one
knows to what unhesrd Of excuses of free iudg-
ment the practice Of every man voting as he
thinks, and every vote being counted as equal,
might really lead. And SO it is an admitted
necessity that mems votes should be faggoted in
bundles beforehand, and that these bundles
should be made up in such shape as to be con-
venient for the managers to grasp.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-10-21

DEATH or CORNELIUS WESDELL.-Mr Cor
nelius Wendell, who died while on visit to
Northampton, Mass, on Friday, October Z, wa,
al the time of his death, well-kuown and re-
spected resident Of Washington City, where he
has lived for the past twenty years. His former
home was Albany He was for long time con-
tractor for the Government printing, in company
with Mr.. Van Benthuysen, and also held the po-
sition Of Congressional Printer for number Of
years. He bore sn Influential part in the politics
of the Democratic party, of which he was an
honorable and creditsble member. He was
widely known for his generous impulses and
courteous hospitality.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-10-21
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-10-21

Az exchange says the sum for which A. C.
Munson of Shirley, Mass, has contracted to
build the Montpelier and Wells River railroad is
81 ,O65. 900, 100000 in cash, which has been
already raised by subscription, and the balance
in bonds Beside the forty miles of the road
proper, there are about two miles of side track
IN no lalI
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-10-21

The last neutrality proclamation of Gen. Grant
is generally taken to be connected with the par
don Of the Fenisn officers. They are let of for
this time with the mild punishment they have
already received but they have distinct notice
that they must never do anything Of the kind
again, or it will be worse for them. We have no
doubt they will heed the admonition.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-10-21

Within year or two there have been no less
than eight cases of defaulting navy paymasters.
the loss to the government by them amounting
to nearly 100000. All the evidence neces-
ssry to prosecute these dishonest officers has
been for many months, in some cases for years,
in the hands of the solicitor of the department,
whose special duty is to look after such cases,
yet none of the delinquents have been prosecuted
nor have their bondsmen been molested. Such
criminal negligence would seem to put prem
ium on dishonesty.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-10-21
AFTERNOON

Bill introduced and referred-By Mr.. CLARK
of Randolph, to extend the provisions Of an &C,
to establish State Normal School, approved Nov.
II, 1866; to committee on education.
Joint Resolution From the Senate. proyiding
for the printing Of the address delivered before
the Vermont Historical Society, by Hon. James
Barrett; adopted in concurrence
Mr.. Chase Of Jay, moved to reconsider the
vote refusing the second realing of b. SO, to Sc
cure the better attendance of members and off
GERS Of the Legislature at stated periods for the
reason thatit is departing from the rules of com
mon courtesy to refuse the reading Of anv bill.
The motion was sustained by Mr.. Morgan Of
Rochester, and the vote refusing the second read
ing was reconsidered and the bill was read the
second time and referred to a select committee,
consisting Of one member from each county.
The bill IS substantially as follows That each
and every member and officer of the Legislature
shall be in their seat or at their post OF duty at
O'Clock and 80 minutes, a. m. Section 81 pro-
vides that the Clerk shall Immediately call the
roll, noting all sbsentees, and those not answer
ing to their names shall receive no pay for the
day. The act lis to take effect from its passage
Read third time-H. 35, to amend the stature
laws relating to the State printing; passed
II. p, in relation to express carriers; passed
On motion of Mr.. Stafford of Hartford. adj
journed.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-10-21

the grand list Of the town of Calais for the vs,.
1858, 1869 and 1870; to com. on grand ls.
by Alr. Houghton Of Stamford, to incorno-,.-
the Green Mountain Marble Company; to -.
on corporations '~
By Mr.. Beamln Of Poultney, relating 70 III.
payment Of costs in criminal prosecutions ts'-'
justices Of peace; to com. on Judiciary.
Special order for IL 0'cioct--H Btu.
corporate the Wailoomsse Railroad Conn
read third time, and, on motion Of Mr. Ks
OF Benson, amented 50 ss TO be under the
tro! OF the Legislature to alter, amend or r..
as the public goo1 shall require; and the BIT
then passed.
On motion Of Mr.. slaie Of NIiidlebary.,
AFTERNOON.
The credentials Of Phineas C. Paul. Pm.
alive elect from the town OF Tirmoutb No.
been presented, he was duly sworn and ,--sIs
seat
The Speaker announced the sr7oin.1.-...
the following special committees
On the bill introduced By the memba- f
Hancock, relating 20 the attenilnce % rl---.-
and officers Of the Legislature
Messrs Morgan Of Rochester, Bull Of T,-
cock, Aldrich Of Woodfori, N.cle-siu Of ..---
Lee # Jericho, Webb Of Maidstone. S53.s
Fairfield, Macomber Of Grand Isle Holm,
Johnson, Abbott Of Williamstow1. p7r.1s 20
Glover, Paul Of Tinmouth, Kemp Il Wa-,s...
''gool o' I no AN
Vn 'ne oiii A'FolI'e4 oy 'ns member from
Messrs. Buel Of SIiile,own, bike Of B-..r
Uraham OF NlhhAl' 'iarS OF Us1t7n, bl-,a- a-
new of Washington.
On the bill introduced by the mem-s- -
/ Isle LaMotte, relating to chlny.us t1s s...
the State Prison
| Messrs. Goolsell Of Isle Llll,,;e, B.ai,ua
West Windsor S,f9ri Of Wss.m:as-s- Gre
/ Shelton. D,v ofIra.
Bills introduced and referrel-B9 Mr. Gan.
] Of Barton. reIatip, 10 the grand LIST. -...
/ mittee on grand list
I By MIR. Tracy Of S5slbur1s. 90 .r..--.-...
the Shelburue Cheese Factory Cculaa-v. o. ....
mittee on corporations.
BY 3ir. Fairbanks Of s.. J9hnsburv. f-..
quest, for the relief Of the families 6f insane.
/ sons TO general COMMITTEES.
By Mr.. Jones OF Dover. in amen meut Of .
Is, chap. ], relating % elections -ollr.r.
elect after the sixth ballot, TO c8mr.-.a
judiciary
By Mr. Bisbee Of Newport iu s-ar linen.
sec u, chap. l-6 E So relating Cd the s,-.-..
of Judges O.: Probate; to committee ID flH.
airy
By lir Wood Of F4irhayeu. @. amend .a, --
Chap. 81 z r., relating 90 Justices q r-.re,--
10 com on iuf.cisrv
the County Of Franklin. TO c1n. ,---...1 b,
members from the County Of Frsas-.H
Rsp1rts-By VIZ. Stale, % N!le .- ftp
the memters from the County -. Ails-
favor Of II. u, TO lay ts- ou faa l-1.-s
Addison, recommending aa amendment las-.
the tax i've cents on the dollar. Ta.-- r.
agreed to and ;le bill ordered % r7-i -...--
From special committee IN favor .. b. ... ..-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-10-21
Density OF Population In New England.

In 1860 the census showed the density of
the population of the several New England
States to be as follows:
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-10-21

The population Of Aroostook, Me nearly all
the returns being Official is stated to be 20 ,O64
In 1850 it was % .449. Increase 66l6.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-10-21

Fourteen Of the Emperor NapoleOn's horses,
sold in England, brought only $50 guineas. His
travelling and baggage wagons found no pur-
chasers, probably because the Imperial crest had
been painted out on them.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-10-21

1t is expected that Minister Morton will, in q
few days, visit Washington, to receive his final
instructions, and will then leave Immediately
for his post Of duty. Mr. II. ]. Ramsdell, the
Washington correspondent Of the Cincinnati
Commercial, is suggested as the probable Score
tary of the new Legation to England.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-10-21

IoNPLINESrART-MT.O o. R. Hall, Tor eiga-
teen and one-half years a freight conductor On
the Vermont Central Railroad, has been fur
nished by the company with an elfgs7t ss00n
car for his trips Monday evening it was ''chris-
tened at the freight depot in Boston with music
and presents by friends
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-10-21

A oobweb marriage is thus noticed by one Of
our contemporaries: Married. John Cobb to
Miss Kate Webb Look out for the little spi-
ders"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-10-21

Should the unpleasant dispute between Mr..
Theodore Tiltou and the Rev. Mr.. Fulton go as
far as it threatens, and result in trial for libel
it is probable the parties to it will thoroughly re-
gret the affair before it is over with. The whole
case as it stands is a choice morsel for scandal
mongers. and no amount of litigation will make it
any better. It we're best to let the matter drop
into silent obscurity
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-10-21

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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-10-21

PORTLAND AND ROCHESTER RA-R0AD.-An
exchange says the Common Council Of Portland
Me, at special meeting recently had passed.
unanimously an order placing upon an equality
With the existing mortgage Of 100000, uqoa
the Portland Rochester Railroad held by the
city, another mortgage Of $3.50, 900. to be nes'-
tiated by the road, making, in fact, one coz
plete joint mortgage Of 81 $50, 900 fully seca-l
by the entire property ofthe road This ens's
the Portland Rochester road at once to fnisl ,a'
road to Rochester, and equip the same, AMI -
cilitstes the early connection with Con;ofl
Nashua, Rutland, Worcester, New York and ,1'
West.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-10-21
Death of Gen. Lee.

The marked display Of public grief in the
st his residence in Lexington, Virginia, We'd
nesisy morning, WAS naturally to be snticipat-
ed. He was the life and soul Of the cause for
which the Southern people sacrificed so much,
and with his surrender at Appomstox it fell for
ever. Gen. Lees death was not wholly uue1-
pected, as he was Frustrated by an spoplectic
stroke some days ago, since which time all hopes
Of his recovery hsd been abandoned. Robert
Edward Lee was 4 son Of Henry Lee, distin-
guished officer in the revolution and the friend
Of Washington, snd WAS born in Virginia in
1903. He entered West Point SIS Cadet in 1928,
from which be graduated in 1922, and entered
the service as breyet second lieutenant Of engi-
neers was appointed assistant astronomer for
fixing the boundary between Ohio and Michigan
in 1885 promoted to first lieutenant in 1886,
and to captain in 1888 In the war with Mex
leo he served as chief engineer Of the army com
mandei by Brigsdier General Wool, and WAS
breyetted msjor for gallant and meritorious con-
duct in the battle of Cerro Gordo. April Is,
1877 Northumberland " for gallant and me-
ritorious conduct in the battles Of Contreras and
Cherubusco," August %. lS47; and colonel
" for gallant and meritorious conduct in the
battle Of Chspultepec, " Sept Is, 1871, in which
he WAS wounded lie SAs superintendent Of the
Military Academy of West Point from September
1870 20 Mach ISlE IN ra,;r;rr Fror, whirh
he was appointed lieutensnt-colOnel ID cavalry,
March 3. 1855. On the breaking out Of the re-
bsllion he resigned his commission in the service
OF his country, and accepted the position Of
" Commander Of the Military and Navsl Forces
of Virginia - and when that State joined the
Confederscy, he was appointed to the rank Of
General, and selected as commsnder-in-chief by
Jefferson Davis. The rest Of the story is TOO
familiar to need repetition. Gen. Lee married
early in life the adopted granddaughter and .
heiress Of Washington, by whom he hSd Eve
sons,-they we're all in the Confederate service /
one Of whom was a General and another
Colonel
Whatever may have been Gen. Lees fAult,,
the record be has shown a military captain
proves concusively tha; be was one Of the great
est military leaders Of the age. lie was fanatic
ally loved by the South, and even at the North
there wss halo about the name Of the famous
Virginian which has caused him tc be regarded
with more tenderness than many other promin-
ent leaders in the great rebellion.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-10-21

The Republicans of the 26th District of New
York, have finally succeeded in making nom
ination for Congress They have met in Con-
vention at OSego four timer, and have taken
one thousand and tireaty-oHe fruitless ballots in
q triangular contest between Hotchkss, the pre-
sent member, and two other contestants. On
the one thousand and twen;y-second ballot
new man, Hon. 7. c. Plat. of Tiogs, was nom
mated, and will be elected, they say.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-10-21
These payments amount 60
Bals1ce claimed by State. Angus,
1890

Balsuce claimed by State. Angus.
3, 1862, D..
The above statement shows The c.llt-- .i
the war claim Of this State on the s. august.
1902, as appears from documents nov I'd rsiu
this Office, and this sum, then unsi'1..si. is
now S-spc1lsi and lleli,5fri
am unable to report, a. this time, Whist r.--
ton Of this balance is diss,i1rs{. ami what per-
ton suspended. by the accounting officers 81.
Washington, as the d" Difference Sheets
technically SO callei) returned To- this ofE.e
from Washington, are male in such a ms1ra-
as TO require The services ola competent account
ant a considerable period Of time to ascertain
these amouuts-suspsTfsi cIfIuss and -iflur s-
c-0rf1 being in the same column, added t.-a-
gether and making one sum tots' But [ au
OF the opinion that a. least so 0Ol Of this ts'-
suce Is susps7fst, lesviug the remainder f-
GN1ref
/ further report that there wss really n Pre-
sentauon on the Isl day Of September. So 81
additional iUsta.ment of said claim Of = G---I
which has since been presented, and no portion
Of which has leeu allowed or paid. Ihsseu-s
IN this office a small siiiti6nsl claim r.l--v
really for presentat.7 amounting 90 S5IIlr
am now corresponding with the -ts,is's e
some Of the otler States who have Ike claims
against the General Government. for the rlr-
pose Of procuring such legislation By Couere.s
as shall secure to this and other States such pr
ton Of the claims a. seems TO be eauitsbIv Dr.
as it is believed thst under the strict c1as,rl-
ton OF the laws now in force only snail pr.
ton Of this balance can be obtained
Respectfully submitted,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-10-21
,tiuiiy submitted.
Wrrr~sraE a. E--



On motion Of Mr. Slade, Of SIddleburv. ,as
report was laid on the table, and the Gers
directed 70 procure the printing Of 500 coz s-
for the use of the House.
The House considered the vote OF the SENSE
dlssgreeing to the amendments proposed By -sa
House to ; =, Ito pay the persons jhs-
named the sums therein meutioaed1 the bill bs7-
ing been returned from the Senate. diss-resir-
to the amendment striking out so much as re-
lates to Gov Hendee.
Mr.. kellogg Of Benson novel that the House
insist upon Its proposed amendment, sni ask u
the Senate committee of conference on the die
agreeing votes Of the two Houses which vas
agreed TO, AID the Speaker appointed as such
committee. Mr.. Kellogg Of BensJu and Mr.
Slade Of Middlebury
H. 10, enlarging the powers Of County C.eFA';
was read the third time. aud it, passage urged
by MI. Wood Of Fsirhaven. Mr. Kellogg OF Ben
son, briefly opposed the bill, sui 1t vas pssscI-
On motion Of NJ. Jones Of Dlve-. ADJOURNED
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-10-21

The expedition which we trust is to find
route across the Isthmus for an Interoceanic Can
al sailed from Washington Monday and another
from San Francisco goes direct to the mouth Of
the Tehuantepec River. Now that the project
for Canal at Darien seems abandoned, greater
responsibility rests on the officers Of this ezpe-
dition to make it's surveys complete and decisive
For some time past certain Western and
Southern politicians sud editors have been clam
oring for more currency" Congress, at its
last session, resolved to crafty snd silence them
1t passed law providing for $50, 100000 Of new
national bank capital, but only $1,000 600 Of
thi. amount has yet been called for, and part Of
this is from the Northeastern states. The ma
tural inference is that the ,ections in question
did not need currency half 50 badly as was pre-
tended
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-10-21
Cur supreme Court.

To His Erce.leucy.
john " STEWART. Governor. etc.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-10-21

the grand list of the town Of Calais for the va.
1868, 1869 and 1870; to com on grand h..
BY Mr. Houghton Of Stamford, to inc9r,o-,..
the Green Mountain Marble Company; to ~,
on corporations --.
BY Mr.. Beaman Of Poultney, relating 70 II.
payment Of costs in criminal prosecution. -
justices Of peace; to com. on Judiciary.
Special order for II 9'rIoct.-U. IL ...-
corporate the WailoOmsac Railroad Como
read third time, and, on motion Of Mr. Ke
oil Benson, AMENDED 50 ss TO be under the =
trol Of the Legislature to alter, amend or rs.
as the public good shall require; and the bs
then passed.
On motion Of Mr.. Slaie Of NElileb.rv
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-10-21

THE RETIREMENT or JUnGE SrEELE--The fol-
lowing letter Of Hon. 2. H. Steele, Judge Of the
Supreme Court, will be read with universal re-
-ret hv the peou'e Of Vermont.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-10-21

There are reports Of a successful sortie from
Paris on the 7th inst, but they come in too
doubtful form for entire belief They repre-
sent that bsttle occurred on the above date,
between Fort Mont du yslerien and St. Cloud,
on the west side Of Paris, in which the French,
under Gen. Ducrot, completely defeated the
Prussians and forced them oretreat to Versailles
entirely surrendering the position they had late
" occupied, and from which they might have
shelled the western part Of Paris. Il IS added
thst the messenger bringing the intelligence.
which comes to US from Tours. was permitted to
pass through the Prussisn lines This, ofcOurse.
will st once throw doubt on the truth Of the
story.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-10-21

Total presented TO October 3, I.a-, -.--- --
The State has received, on account e. .1.sz
claims. and to be leIuctei from them. The t'-
Irv-iry surrs Do v-f-
The Placer herald., 1870-04-02
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.

TOWNSHIP OttICEkS.
TOWNSHIP No. l.
Justices w. A. Thomas j. D. Nash.
Constables-R. j. Fletcher l.. l.. Crocker.
Road Commissioner-Asa CroXord.
TOWNSHIP No. 2.
Justices james Moore; Joseph Myres.
Consttbles James Baron; &. W. Hurst.
Road CommsSoner--C. G.. Saunders.
TOWNSHIP No. 3.
Justices-R. C. Poland Matthew Campbell.
Constables- VIM. NJ. Crutchcr; Sam. Cogswell
Road CommiSsoner-Owen King.
TOWNSHIP No. A..
Justiccs-W. S. Manson N. r. D. Trapha gen
Cons tables Asa Plank; w. S. Cook.
Road Commissioner-T. l.. Atwell.
TOWNSHIP No S.
Justices-W. McCanahan Thomas Dodds.
Constables--J. H. wilkins; Il. Williams.
Road Commissioner I. Doneln.
TOWNSHIP No. G.
Justices-Jos. Taylor; Henry Long.
Constables-J Joseph Blackburn; J. Bieaks
Road Commissioner-J. Thompson.
TOWNSHIP No 7.
Justices-P. Stone; G.. W. Snyder.
Constables-J. b. Carder; II. II. Crocker.
Road Commissioner. W. p. Lipp.
TOWNSHIP No. s.
Justices-J. NJ Bardweli: j. j. Hyland.
Constables Seth Labrec; Il. Kinkaid
ROAD Commissoner--W. Shered.
TOWNSHIP No. 9.
Justices John Clydesdale; G. G. Lewis.
Constabes B. Harris d. M. Walker.
Road Commissioner-D. Hogin.
TOWNSHIP No. 10.
Justices-H. W. Starr; David Long.
Constables Gray; G. l.. Hotchkiss.
Rood Commssioner-A. q. Boyden.
TOWNSHIP No. IL.
Justices Geo. Hagar; II. d. Underwood.
Constables- p. Morehouse; J. Parka.
Road Commissioner L. Moody.
The Placer herald., 1870-04-02
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For Iirer Conn npidints. arising from torpdity
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State Government of California.
TXECTrTIVE DEPARTMENT

H. II UNGuT, of Alameda county, Governor
WIN. HOLDEN, Of Mcndocino, Lieut.. Governor.
Geo II Rogers, Of San Francisco, Speaker OF
Assembly
IL. l.. Nichols, of Sacramento, Secretary OF
State.
Robert Watt. oil Nevada, Controller.
Antonio L. Coonel, Of Los Angeles, Treasurer.
John ". Bost, Of Merced Surveyor General.
10 Hamilton OF Placer, Attorney General.
James IL. Gutter, oil San Francisco, Harbor
Commissioner.
George Seckel, of Tuolumne, Clerk oil Supreme
Court
Daniel W. Gclwicks, Of FL Dorado county, State
Printer.
0. p. Fitzgerald, Superintendent of Public
INSTRUCT
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