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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23
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Uu- corrl-01--.--, v--s- opinions be value
and vloss Fp.-iiei le,--r VII c-muaul atte1-
uaa. O.. c-l-4s ~71a D.: b. understood as
ta1.1- t1e r-o-ll tla- Gle ---t -l-- fe--7a'erz
10y b.-t- res1a prominent Positions b. other
s,atef. makes reason why Vermont should nos
have t1- rcrrlse-,a-.o- b. the H-us- &C. Which
sacis emitted ua3c- ,ao Clusa,ut-l. When BE-
8, te.,.ll. 90 ~e ie,r i- is t4-t or representa-
t.a must ua Gu. DOM. q o-urfe SIC Will Haae
The mos, at ,u,a c5aP-aat.--s as be -ei-rl 90.
O1- trea3 m.sa., rerlsfs, have motel, ia al-
5.to1, g. -.ue others hsys dane. il- --aiins
position Of senator Eizaais aud tie fic- that
no Senator is more esteemed. OF listened % With
u1rs attention and relpa-t -u subjects connect
Ell WIKI tie aua1cez, public revenue and po-ia-
ca. economy. tbzl Senator M5-1il OF Vermont.
But be has e7.isnlr 70. cared go make e5a-
parisa-. between be ssaaors o. va-.oas
S;s-eE
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

Says the Boston Journal! Grant vii De
reuomiusted in June. and will soon si,er be pre-
sent at the Worlds Jubilee in this city InAis
good item for " cool - weather. Guess its
''touui " though
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23
Jericho, February 10th, 1872.

Portland, Maine, is tgitsted over the talk
about war with England &" Does it 10; seen, -
says Portland Newspaper, " as if the combat,
in the improbable event Of its ever opening.
would begin with struggle for Portland hsr-
Dor snd the Grand Trunk Railroad - Very
likely
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

II a qusTter Of the reports are true 81 TO TIE
damage done to fruit trees by the cold weather
few families will see an apple or peach next
ssssoa. Il is stated that the peAch trees are 81
killed IL many States, the apple trees frozen
stiI. while pear and plumb trees are being cut
down for hrewood The result will be plenty OF
fruit next Fall. ct lower prices tnan ever
When farmers begin 70 talk about the destrue-
riop Of Their whea, fields, lotk out for plenty Of
wheat and low prices on -four.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

Turning il his fall, he approscaei the er----
head downward. With crash. be scru-- -1.
the points Of the iroa picke,s below. and joy
without movement or gasp. Two bars
the grating penetrated his sku.i. bis neck sri
both shoulders were broken. AMI biz u-eAs- boz.
was crushed IN There he lsy fJr nearly 81
hour, when ne was carried 70 the police station
Inc news spread ike Wildfre. and IN sl'--
tine ZnOis Of men oonyrega-eI here aa1 t1ai-'
sro1nd the corners sui s10u. the station, es5'.-
y seeking the details and discussing rhe m2i-
der. But little was known furthe- ;aan tnai
man had been inhumaniy buried from . oa-il-t
and died. but this WAS rufH-ient, ard ioF oal.-
Gus nutterings were hss-i lynohing was l-.-
ed Of, and il il very probable tbst i the full e--
tent Of the outrage had bsen understood. rs re-
veDge would have followed speeiIiJ-
John Cannon Vas b5rn IN New lofA Ia. Ia.
and was. Al the time Of his death, aooaI ialf's
yeArs Of age.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

The Rutland Herald ssys: A " Ladies Pro
teciive Society has teen formed whose oo]ec'
appears to be to protect the young snu nns'-
phisticsted maidens of the place from the col
tanin.ting influence Of the b2ser sez.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

There is = rumor at Montreal that eight reg
ueu.s Of English trcops have been ordered to
Canada. THIS is probably clothes line report.
# no, We suppose the American Government
viii at once see the necessity Of Withdrawing its
cl.ins from the Genevs conference.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

WoEEUGxEy sTRIEE IMPENDING - A
general strike throughout the State Of Mas
ahusat,t. is abou, 70 re ordered by the working
mems union for the eight hour scheme All
classes of workingnen are TO be orierei TO JOIN
and it is TO begin in April The pay O. strikers
nv the union is 20 be Al the rate O : per week
for single and sl2 for married men Organ
iz,,ioas in other STATES are 70 be requested &c
ION 10 the movement
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

Never" says the Philadelphia Press
vas the Republican party more firmly seated
than nov. The discussions Of recent eycnts are
the thunder storms tia; leave behind . oluer
aky and clearer atmosphere.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

Hiram Ordw,y Of Sharon. Vt, who vas re-
Gently throrn from q horse car at South Boz
ton, and John Doherty, VINO Eel On the siAe-
walk on Mondsy evening, both died 81 the cry
hospital Oh Wednesday evening.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

a Warrington desnatea states iaii Gaa Grant
hiss directed Attorney General Williams TO write
TO The United State District Attorney Of the
Southern District Of New YORK, AID inform HIN
tina, the President has directed A. iHneiiAie
and careful examination Of all the testimony re-
Gently taken il New York before the Congress
oaa. Committee Of Investigation, al TO secure
ini!stments 8; once Of all who hsve violated Che
laws by receiving or Offering brides
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

There are crowds Of mechanics and Toik-
inrmea IN Chicsso who rushed there from al
parts Of the country to help rebuild Inc city
The native wurkingmea can scarcely lnd work.
without accommodating any strangers.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23
Business Failures.

TIE business failures in the United S.atel list
wear compiled BIZ the mercantile agencies, are
s,atei 1t 2.9I5, against 1851 IL the year before
TIE smsunt Ct liabilities for 1871 is SIS, 252,-
900. seainst SIS. 2l2,OO0 for the year 1870. Il,
is Noticeable that there is decrease in failures
in Illinois. Michigan. and Wisconsin, three
States visited by most destructive conhagrarioas.
IL Illinois a. increase was naturally expected,
bu, the failures Of 1870 were 2lz. while last
wear they we're only ~. In New York city tie
number Of failures were 324, and the liabilities
S29.740. 900. In the State. excluding tire city
the number Of failures vas u, and the Ia6il-
ties s9.05l.000 II Massachusetts there were
DO fixtures. az the liabilities amounie- 10
ss.2il 900. New Yo-k, Peunrylvsaia, Nsssa-
ohusetts. Ohio. ,Isa5ugi, Name, New Hamp-
shire. Elale Island, Vernon. sni other statef,
snow dec-asse Conue1ii5ui, California, Aan-
sas. and otae-r taov 81 increase. The failures
il Vermont were tTeaty five IL number in 1871,
OF against thir1y-d7e 10 1870. and thirty-Ee7en
Ials6a Tie liabilities ia vermont IN 1871,
were s-s2 600; in 1870, s53-.o5] il 1869,
$4,000 The dgures chow mc-e healthy
and improving condition q business.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

The missing ship Fr1uconia, which tta7,ei
from Newburyport OF the 22nd Of January, for
New York. has been heard from. She was blown
of her course and finally brought Up in the
Vest Indiea, a point somewhat remote from her
Destination
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

TE1u0SrEEs Iy CogcEEs- ia addition o. the
Delegation from Vermont. al Of WHOM are aa-
dives Of th.s State Vermont Be- represented 10
Congress by the following Of zcr s1as sans-
tors william P. Kellogg u L1a-fiiaa, aaron
Il. C-ariu Of New Hampshire ard Matthew H.
Carpenter Ct Wisconsin. Aapreseataa7es' il
lo-r a. Hi55arl Of New HanpsAre. q. Boar5-
man sai.a. seth V-akemau and Walter L sss-
sious Of New To-E, aaron i. Perry G. Ohio.
Wa. H. II StoueI Of Virgins. j. Alien BAr6a-,
Caa7.a1 Eileize and P-ilatuE Sawyer OF
Wisconsin. DaeE-t. ssluoius Garfe-de Of
Warrington Iarr.to-y. viii be observed tlzt
just half CT the Delegation f-ou Wisconsin ar
natives o. Vermont al Of .as Stove bu. tFo
a.1 Baruh. ,az=
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

VE.--za al rHE VEsr-Asv Lnr..-- SID
die West .e la.s year, seem % have exchanged
winter weather A Rev Hampshire gentleman
rod us a week or Two ago, that his sen lad be-
e5ua --e5 Of farming IN the tougt climate q.
h.s native STATE. and 81 be hal el-z.at55 60
W.le5ls.l. where 81. the caue could stry o--the
year POUND Iha Jas. letter -ecs.vel iso- tl-
y5un- farmer vas written vaca the thermometer
vas eighteen degrees below z-ro-the weather O.
that tine in Ner England being quite mild. At
Chios--. where they neei reaiai temperature
as much ts any community ia the land, We
have reports o. t1a tac-ml ue.e- 81 l- ba-7T
zs-.. While &C. was more t-.n that above here The
Mississippi river i5 frozen solid from S.. L7u.s 30
Cairo. Liver are beng -1st and -res, guau-itilf
-t s,o-k are nerisAing al over the rortnwes-
The Pacific Balr1ai Be- terribly b.o-Esiei WIKI
Snow. nine passenger trains and about o thousand
freight cars benz clcsei up for a. indefinite
period il would b. curious 90 know WAT ne
state Of things is Oh thC route O. the PROJECTED
Northern Pacific roa-
The question is. whether this severity Of the sea-
sen s., ;ha " es- is exceptional The Gu-no1-ues Of
The PEci6c Road quote the testimony @. ''rAnche
ma1'' 90 the efca- thz. nothing like the present
winter has hee1 know1 for twenty-five 5esrE
1n the other hanl, the Louis heru9lica riTea
s. table of the mesa temperature OF the v-nie-
moths 10 that city since 1861 from which . aI-
pears that The cold % the last All the rressH-
north hst been be-, tribe oeloT iie average
during the period compared, and o7 ~ means
e1ual O. th-- % some former yea - b9si9.
Jal
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

-A- ~.
is-ie .s-tc- from ;l1- wei az.vn English friend
up s.-,--.. -r..-...- rr-.--. 81 ~t.-5 be -svss
sl-' 1u---- % '-- -1
from 81 E1cila E-all 77.l- 20. we've All Dee
cIsrr-e sat-1e-.r-- en- -ea tssls Of Sumner
49,, .-..---.- .---.-....-. 81. ,,-s .. g.. INV
--
a. ca- i--=r '7----- -i7 ---
axe q t1e WRITER'S bitterness which L-7-
-;.+--s- ;- General -- NM +.-- End every sens
3d. .t----
o-- III ----'1- -'-'. '
stance fairly represents tie feeling % the c5l7-
t-v- lie claims ta-t bo.h protocol and treaty
..-.-. 1--.--. DO
'11--
ADDS
v-, t.-, .t-.,-zs AL --r-.s-a q rs---t
+---, p--r--4 anil a -,-1.+,.ti7r of the ruler
-r7-.---.----sr I,g- s---e---- agreed On by Us
.-- - - - t..-- ,-- -sss r--bs slsuams
y;.-,- -bs 1o----.7es -- -a. r-5Hrr.r Of s-tirrs-
go ~ 49, -l--- .-------al-- --7rb,-.- i-
rs.r,-- a. ri b. --- American friends
-. 7-tt,s ,sT srs-ei--. b.. t,e rtit-sr5-g
vi re.1ss ~ ", into s-- ,r.-r9g srce7- those
,,-,l.- Sac . rf-- 4-r--- --------- Ur- can
1850 +. vr-,.. van --ef- i-if yo- were ,-
-.,--Is.e. re-. 10 a reference --a,-i-sI-v %
-. 49, ~ ,-.--- ,-ssl- or- Ian
-, ---.-f 49, is s---. %. r.. a ve-v or
-. p.....,-..s en-. .s s-s,.f D.. nave s-r,-as,a7
- -, So I'D. --s- -.--.r- revs a..,v-
~, - -.;sr'i ~ ,--- ,.,s t. o. baf7-s tho
--s..--.--- -.---- 81. b., ,-,-s- On e-a--.-
.f--..-.,,- .----,-. ! 4-,-- +-,.r..
- - ,-,-c--,-,,s-. --,-.3 consent 10 -bIs
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

Statistics just gathered by the council OF Po-
litioal reform thow that out q Eeventy-three
charitable institutions in New York city. under
control Of religious determinations, receiving
public aid 10 the aggregate amount Of S6Ss. 0s4,
ffty-fve are Roman Catholic, the appropriations
70 which amount 10 the enormous proportion Of
s64l, 43S. leaving only about S47 600 to the
Protestant institutions, Of which the Episcopal
receive the largest share, namely, so, 5l6. It
also appears that out OF the one hundred aud six
teen private charitable institutions in other ctes
Of the State, under control Of religious deuomi-
nations ard receiving State aid, one hundred
and ten Roman Catholic institutions obtain
$40. 332 Of the whole amount. leaving TO the
Protestant institutions ABOUT $4,000, OF which
the Baptis;s obtained the largest thsre-S72ll.
One hundred and Twelve Roman Catholic schools,
with $1,000 pupils. are aided by the State,
while Of the Protestant sects there are only SIX
teen schools. with about 5000 pupils. thus aided,
Of which the Episcopal embrace 1850 One Ca
tholic Institution, the Protectory for Destitute
Children, obtained last year $780, 600 from the
State.
The New York Witness characterizes the late
sleigh ride from this city to Essex Junction, IS
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

81. C. Cole, Sons and Daughter, -four mer-
chants" lie the style Of St. Louis firm
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

i seems that a- tlis r1il- la .--=s1H .- -l.
for be suddenly aIs-.-al lis .ae- Fl-e a1 e-
they did u-- believe vas lat- lu him. All .-..
same time l5 cried 81. Mu-de- 90 Ee.
forts were Qi l--la avail again be- rr.
back 20 The val, which was so11 s-z---.. --.
stained with bis blood. Cruel 6s-s ve-e -s-.
into biz fsca, sui crae- iee- k.cseI az s-
aim. Ea struggles became Eea---. s-
mou closed n ami sez-i min. an. ST.
murtcrous design hai entered irn l @
minds q once, hurried L.u tosa-l opt
opening upon the balcony. II offered 1--
resistance ROW, bur he c-ies s1r he.1 Ee
Gus In sn instant the door Was corn a----5-.
be stood upon the balcony. ar51ni ll $685.
and sEsyet hali-s-szei crowd "a hH
creatures, 6sut upon drowning r1elr -s-
him IN his blood. Below hl-l IN tle SIRE GEL
few men, psralyzed by the spectacle. l-- a.
able 10 raise s hand 90 hep aiu J1e -
around one more CRY for aid. AMI b. -1H--
toward the door. Thrust back a-a,1s ---
Of the balcony. again pinned helpless. 1 --
ond he vas lifted over the low 1s.us---.
With the lss- departing et1r- be -
portion OF it. sui hung sh'pcndsI orr -
street-kicks ari blows Eel. like naii s---
hiE mead, shoulders and hands. but stl. ta
TO the frsil bs.ustrals, stiil shriekia- l- lei
and moaning with pain There wa e. ---
for him, ms LIE was not worth toe dust -l g.
upon hin from the feet that crowded g. ---z-
over him lie hal no mercy % I0oz f. i- 20
murderers, for they had not one spark Of l-T
their lives. At last the rau broke. and via .--
LIST grasp 81 il be fell
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23
20 OUR sUBsCRlBERs.

10 er-ry sss subscriber Tor the WEEKLY fI-1H
pREss. usvin- q lf5r d year in advance &c vii
present COPY q st1Ert's large Ind 0ea1i--i '7'-
Lans Engraving. entitled
An Arm + uIl.
The regular prise o. tsls beautiful Pieture is two
aoll,rs and il eauno. be obtained o. the print
.ei,ers for any less sun. We thus give
FOUR DOLLARS WORTH foT TWO.
The Eayra7.ne is AZ exceedingly pretty one exc
,rsi IN the best styIe OF the AT, iron the pene Ct
the same at st who Grew the well known picture
Prom Shore 70 shore AID though IN an entirely
different st e liz no less pleasing and desirable than
that It's printed OF heavy plate pa per measuring
2112 % -ucnc-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

IL H4-ps-', Tt-lg ilr Fs5rua7y -l-a. 1-r.
Mast nays his respects 10 the British lioa. Cen
Gran, auI ST. Fish e; liz private a1z. and
view With --ea, iatsres, an auuse-e-- the
ta,cs Of the royal beast, who is having an
throwing himself IN ;he mott frantic manner
upon the stag. before the door of The B5ari Of
Arbitration. I4s twinkle ia Grants eye. IL
this picture. e. 8 wonderful. touch o.. az
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

Ku-Klrz r FloErDA.-Tae report %
special committee made 20 the Assembly HoT IL
session at Tallahassee. states THAI IN the county
% jackson. during the last three yea-s- Oh re
asve beeu more than d. one hundred All eighty
s,u-' murders. fifteen o. which were e.
wome4 aad children. Almost the entire number
were c.l57-I people AMI the report it4res
tbst other counties are likewise afflicted.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23


Er-P-esi1en- Wd3l-e-. Z Ls1 College, VINO is
..--,-.- load .-.i.--i-- ,-. International law.
..-...
u III e'-- '''-
p1i.ts cat a weak p---.- IL me AMERICAN c-a-.
He saw. g. one - HE articles j.. .la-csse
inns alt--- ---'sil a--ltt - -e-i- "--s' s--1
ouslneas j. De- Z. inquire F-ai amount % Jam
ages 9ucn- 90 Pee ra-i ''' f-'h Ia5s i1-- n--
been i-u-- elt''. So 2 ale-A, - PC D.-i- %
81 rfss. rr-s--.s ,5i1r thu. -ais board vas ez-
pectel 10 aivile up the indirect damsges among
four OF h7s @. 2'.. '1.lss -. ~. '--i''.- .--
- ~ -. -. .---- ia rs,er5 g.. rb
A.aoama ami the Florida What part IL the
prllone4-7a O.. '-e Wai can -s A4-i-o'l 70 ----
" u o.. r-'.... e. ~ - +ts s11g,..s
rrT-rert O. inr1rszcss Nol.t ituot need touo-
ihiaz begoal ary gaeEFlF q lawyers. beyond
am l-LeIea'-a- oA-.l---. ~.
,5s P---,5 ~. -5gr s.i. everything Is strong
w. 70 his point As ve lave flil, 3. indirect
an o1aFe4ueuua. inj i-ie- were ~. 90 29 SUI
me --.. ' i- -...... -- - ri
taem. abandon mn. all usy resume their
claims Oh t-is acocaa, Ils. then is tls
dilemma Iaey were or - -. - ---'-- i.-
- % 81 an Ores B-i,a.- cannot ri.a..a3
from the arbitration l- -e-use 90 abide ay g. u
they were u7'- wy can iasl n-.' -i a..
o. sl.-.' s'' ---- az a. + 81. --r-s -ts.s
Cam now. d not. an en- Is likely 90 come go
the iai-t .u ire ln-e-aauonai 1-a.-r2,t1l V-i-1
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

The New York Herald mas spea-a. sd'ices
from Zarzibar, TO the 10th Of December, which
state that news from its special correspondent
Stanley showed the expedition in search o. Dr.
Livingstone to be making slow 5u, s,ea1y pr
rrnrF
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

The New York Witness characterizes the late
sleigh ride from this city to Essex Junction, IS
the " largest yet.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

Perhaps SRA l.t.e uc-n To- Be e1un'l1r tie
telegraph poles b. the thrilling picture Ct
8. Danger Aheai '' ID recent HarPar TIC
iuuocca, artist has placed re7en poles along
the track between the engineer AMI tha point
Of a.nrs smother pole would haye ma1s the
distance q quarter Of s mile Plenty q, time
O. tt5a
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

0a- Of ile nost Important pu7chsfes %. rea.
esta-c ever mrie in NcT y ark city has recently
been complete By 3iessrs Drszel Brothers,
bsuzers, Of Sen York sui Phiaielphia- The
property has a fro7tsge Of IS fegt 90 Wall street
auIII5 l-2 feet Oh Broad Street, a-i iaciu1es
the buildings on the corner Of these two streets
The purchasers propose 10 remove these and
erect large marble building for banking Prrpe-
ses The r.ics paid tlr the land lie said 20 hava
been Ca5o.000. $50 gold PEI loot having besa
paid 10 some instances With the remova. of
the Cd tuid.aes 5ome q Val Streets m1z- rr--
uireat landmarks viii be destroyed
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

says the Springfield RePl5lesH There IS
agitation gain for railroad over the Hounia.a-
or ratbe- through the mountains, from Aaiiaul
70 Bethel on the Vermont Central Gov Smith
is certainly in favor Of j., sa5 if smith be Tor il,
vl5 sh1 be sgqiaf; 3d.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23


AN Ex-CoyGEHslAy Is TH0UBLE.-Lz-tcn-
gresham Wu. B. Stokes Of Tennessee. has been
found guilty by = jury OF charge Of having re-
ceived money for prosecuting claims sgsiust the
Government while he was member Of Congress
He was convicted through the tre,chery Of bis
secomnl:ces, two Of whom turned States e7i-
dence and will escspe. Nine letters from Stokes
10 parties in Tennes,ee, fall Of the most damsg-
Ing confessions. Ee-e put II by one Of his part
ners I'D the fraud, showing tha- Stokes not only
aided in presenting tire claims 81 the depart
ment. but in their fabrication. The evidence
was SO conclusive that Stokes's counsel cub
mittei The case without argument. Stokes VIII
probably be sentenced TO Imprisonment in the
psniteut2rT
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

The Matlcaussers senate har --ic-e- ,o q
tairl reading bin to repeal the sections of the
sets Of last ysa-, which provide tlst Iiasl al
town. uiy vote S. spea-a. election 10 allow t-e
msuufacture an gale Of malt liquors vi,a-a
their respective limits The new bill. ty repeating
this provision. is -del- znei O. prolific, the na--
Eaa5- trade j, ha1 but, 81 faint prospect Of be-
i1- approved ty the house.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

When Geu. Grant became Pre,iiea,, ~l'i
United s.stes bond was worth Ss-..- 10 gold 3
itis now worth SOL ia e-,I This sivsnoe
has alIsi TO tae value o. rae b1ais. isrce.7 hell
by taors WHO loauel ;hc.- money 70 their country
ia ,ae llrlss. days % the va-. 7e97.9-, .---'
i TIL Dem-o' Atic party likely T. do better 'Ain
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

The London Tunes simic1 the, there is Da.n-
Ing III -le Wsshiurto2 Tres-y that ezciuies the
claim fer constructive damages nov made by
the United States. but says the British Co@u.--
s.oners supposed j, would net be preisn,ei be-
fore tie Council cf Arbitration.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

same aaa4ua'e3 ysaiaer-vise individual PIE
5.c.s ill 1872 large trss-c.s Es Gays f-r hall
e.. century large fres1eia Aaye occurred every
zen yeas IN ls--. 90, ~. 81 sal '--' the
floods were very disastrous. AL be eone.uies
that there will be crest goods u mighty waters
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