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WHAT NEXT?
Something Good for the Peoplc !

CANNOT any good be done for the People but
Crhat the Cheap Cash Store will be a recipient d
The most rational answer il, that the establishment
from so long a standing has become identified with
the success and prosperity o fcvery occupation in this,
that, or some other perfectly consistent way, whereby
1t very generally receives a portion, according to the
approved method of transferring business in c~heerfully
receiving a small profit from each of all the immense
number of persons that buy at the Store. There is
now particularly another Good in prospect, antlcipa.
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NOTICE..

NHE subscribers having transferred their entire
i stool of Drugs& Medicines to 7. A.. PECK &
a. G. SPEAR-take this occasion to make their ac-
knowl cdgements to their friends &the Public fol their
liberal and long continued patronage which has been
extended to them as druggists and at the same time
they leg leave strongly to recommend their success.
sors- Nlcssrs PECK g. SPEAR as regularly brel
Druggists and that on their fidelity andexpcriencc the
Public may fully rely.
J.&J. II. PECK & Co.
purl;poton Con, on ISit
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SHAKER YARN.
Il.
MIRON +. LANNON'S ESTATE.

WE the subscribers, having been appointed by the
w lionorahlcthc Probate Court Tor the District Of
Grand Isle commissioners 10 receive, examine and
adI ust the claims and demands Of all persons, against
the estate Of
MlRON r. LANDON.
late OF .SoIth Hero IN sad District, deceased, repre-
en,cl ln>olvcni, an d also all claims aud demands cx-
hiliiel in Offset therelo-and SIX months fiom the date
hereof being allowed by said Court, for that purpose,
We do hereby give notice, that we vii attend TO the
business Of orr appointment, al the dwelling Of Rnlh
Landon in South Hero in sad DESTRUCTION the IN 81
Monday Of November next, al ten O'Clock, A. NJ.
Dated .Sep,cini or 18Th 1911.
TKANKliN ~KUBiNSoN' Commissioners.
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One door easto J. q J. II. PECK " Co.
NHE subscribers slicc essors as Druggists to Messrs
Il J.& J. VI. PECK &co. have formed a copartner-
ship under the firm of PECK d. SPEAR, and have
purchased of their predecessors their entire stock Of
Drugs d. Medicines which, together with late addi-
tons from New York d. Boston renders their assort-
ment large d. omplete-cnabling them to supply The
trade on the most liberal and advantageous terms.
From their knowledge of the business and the UNI
renting and erciuSirc attention which they are de-
iermined to bestow they hope to give satisfaction 10
the public. r. A, PECK,
Burlington, Sept. 20, lSil. A. {. SPEAR.
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Thomas Ewing, late Secretary of the Treas.
ury,arrived in this city yesterday, and is now at
the Astor House. lie leaves town, we hear, to
day, for Boston. Mr.. Granger, late Post Master
General, we also learn, arrived at the same time.
~. Y. Ere. Post.
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Coin CoMroRT ron TIE Locos.-With the aid of
the Veto, offalsehoods about the tax on tea and coffee,
and of division and DISCRIMINATION among the Wings,
the locos of Vermont have not been able 10 cast as
many votes for Smile this year as they did for Dilling-
ham last year, nor even so many as they cast for Smi-
lie in 1899. The truth j., they can never have Yer
mont, unless it is by the divisions or the neglect of the
Whirs.-U uihmnn.
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BOOK S.

BOOKS.
TllE following this day received and for sale by
the subscriber
Blakc'> Evidcr,.S, Confessions Of a School
lcc'> Physiology, Master,
lifc Of Franklin, Parents Present,
New England Gazetteer, Sleigh Ride,
Young Ora;pr, Married Lille,
The CIT, American ticutlcmcn.
ALSO, Il ncw supply Of Pocket Bitic>, cheaper
Than ever. iy
:. HUNTINGTON
July 80, 1871. n5
4 GREAT Variety Of Rich Slih, Just received and
n for Sale very chap at the Burlington Cash Store
by ). l.. EERtICk.
July IL lS4l
JI,ST opened a beautiful assortment Of French
y worked Collars, al reduced prIces.
S. b. SCOTT.
July %.
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lNT mn " n

In Walpole, n. H.. on the 18th inst. BY the Rev.
JACK son, Mr.. AFRO b. BisHoP, one of the pub
fishers of the Burlington S'cntinel, to Miss RoxASA
Of the former place.
Accompanying the above was a very generous slice
Of the wedding loaf aud q bottle of good wine.
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OR STOLEN.

STRAYED OR STOLEN.
EROM the enclosure Of Gideon romlinson, IN
l. Richmond, ON The night Of The l2th inst, "A light
Grey Mare, with white main aud tan, hiittn or sN-
teen ycrrs old, Whoever will return SAID mare y
give information where she may lie found shali b.
literally rewarded. Z. ID. kiMBALL.
underhll, Sept 10. lS1l.
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STATE OF VERMONT, , A TIA Probate Cour, held

SrArE OF Vermont, \ TIA Probate Cour, held
and for said District of Chiiiendcn on the 30lh day of
August A. ". 1871, Thomas &. Hill, Of Charlotte
IN the county If Clittcnden, who is guardian Of
James Breckenridge Of said Charlotte, a minor under
the age of twcnty-onc years, having filed in SAID
conr, his petition, setting forth that his said ward is
seizc1 and possessed in his own right, in fee of the
following described parcel of land lying IN said Char.
loiic, viz, fourteen acres Of land, being the same
land set ont 10 him 10y IA committee appointed hy said
Probate Court TO make n division OF the Estate of
Jonathan Breckenridge late of said Charlotte deccas-
Ell, among the heirs thereof; also one equal sexth
part of one half of the hou,e and one sixth part of
two thirds Of the barns and all other buildings stand
ing on the farm of the said deceased and tina, said
ward is also seized Of one equal undivided sixth par,
of the rcvcrs'on OF the widow, downcr nlsaid Estate
Icing about % acre, of sand Breckenridge farm, and
buildings thereon which were also sci omt by Il COM
miticc, appointed y sad court, as the downcr OF Polly
breckenridge, widow of the said dccca ,cd, and that
a sale Of his said wards interest in said lands and
premises would condlrc TO his Lest interest, aud
praying sad court for license to sell the same.
Whcrcupon the culrt aiUrc. aid doth appoint the 9th
day of Sept. 1911, for hearing aud deciding on laid
petition AT the Rcgi>tcr'S Office in said Burlington and
doth order that all persons Interested lie notified there
OF by publication of this order, containing the subs
lance Of said petition, three weeks s,cccS,ivcly in the
burlington Free Press, a newspaper printed in said
Burlington, the last OF which publications 10 lie pre-
vious TO the sal 9th day of Sept. 1911.
Given under my hand Il, said Burlington this 30th
day of August 1871.
Wu WESTON p,,;.,.r
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A regular meeting OF the Temperance Society Of
the Tn vcrslty of Vermont will be held in the College
Chapel, on Tuesday evening the 18th inst. at 7 O'Clock.
An address will be delivered by the Rev. Henry Col
man. The public are invited to attend.
+. BILLINGS. Sec'y.
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nnrhe National ln,elligencer Of yesterday
the appointment of Secretary of the Navy.
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Hon. Hugh s. Legare, United States Attor
ney General, left here yesterday for Washing
ton.-.Neupoyt Rhode Islander.
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STATE or VERMONT At a Probate Court hol-
GRASp IsLE ErsrBlcr So den at my dwelling
house, in North Hero in said District on the 18th day
of Augls', A.. ID. lSil.
An instrument purportinG to be the last will and tcs-
lament of James Darby, late of Alburgl, in said dis
trict,. deceased, being presented In the Court by George
Darby, one of he Executors therein named for Pro-
bate. 1t is ordered by said court that all persons con
ccrnod therein be notified to appear NJ n session of
said court, to he holden al my dwelling house in North
Hero, in said distiict, on the 18th day Of September
next, at one o'clock ?. VI. and shew cause if amy they
have against the probate of said will, for which pur-
pose it is further ordered that copy of the cord of
this order be published three weeks successfully, in
the Burlington Free Press, a paper printed at Bullng-
| ton in ChIttenden County, as soon as may be.
Arle copy Of record. Atest,
JOEL. ALLEN, Judge,
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U AND MEDICINES.

Burlington Sept. 20 lS4l.
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FOR SALE.
. WHAT large and commodious Two s,o.
~. j ~ Brick dwelling House & I.ot.

EE81 J. ry lbr1ch dwelling House Il LOT.
ssa2 situated ON the west side of College green
s.kSa4. al the head Of Cullcec-slreei, in thi, vii.
age. The House i 30 by IS, with a Easement story.
with Kitchen aud Provision cellars, and a wing 80 ~
G5, extending north on College Green, with wool ami
store house below, aud chaml cr> and ,lccpinV room.
above. A large and cUmmodluIs Barn, Carriage hon,
ice house, and other oll-huuse>, and a spacions ward
west OF the dwelling house, and a good durable well
If water OF the les, quality IN the village, and a brick
ci>tern. One and a quarter acres Of land, ofihe first
q uallty a large garden aud choice fruit trees west of
the house and yard.
The Buildings arc constructed in modern style. Of
the hest materials and Workmanship, were erected Nv
the subscriber for HIS own use, and the location af.
lords a very extensive and pleasant prospect Of the
village and lake on the West and is not surpassed by
any other IN this part Of the country.
Also for sale a lot containing an acre ofland direct
" opposite The above 10, with a small convenIen, wood
dwelling house thereon,
Purchasers are invited 10 call and exmine for them
selve>-Terms made known by the subscriber on the
premises. SAMtEL REED.
Burlington June, IS, 1910 %
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EMpERE\CE

I'M 7
The Burlington Total Abstinence Society will meet
al the Court House, this evening, at half past SIX
o clock. \ general and punctual attcndanceis request.
cd
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E'RENCH 4 ENGLISH Mcrlnos, Circassians,
L Cambletecns, Printed Saxonle-, Alpines, AL
pacca's, &c. &c. u large assortment, cheap, by
S. b. SCOTT
3 September, ISL.
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Droadcloths Cassimere.. and Sattinetts.-
- r.. VI. VIRGINIA co, have Ju>i opened very
Fine Wool DYED Back, Blue B!act, Invisible Green
and fancy rulort,l Broaicloth., a good assortment oi
low priced do. Also, Very Fine Wool nyel Cassi-
mere, a,,or'ei culor~, TO. DO. and common sai,i-
nclIs, very cheap.
Burlington, July l6, l34l. ne
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~ NEW SILK GOODS..n

o. NEW SILK GOODS. IN
DIlElPS & KIMBALI, II State street, Boston,
l. have received their Fail supply oi SILK GooDs.
embracing a complete assortment, Of fashionable and
desirable articles in their line, to which they invite
the attention Of purchasers, for Ca.l, or on short
credit, 10 whom they will lie sold at the loves, mar
kt prices. Their assortment, consists in par, of the
following articles -
KIN Synshews and sar>nct>, Merino and cloak stufIs
DIN ana hi'ie-black gro de Book and Swiss muslins,
-, SWISS tShawl> Of all kinds,
Plain and rich iig'd gro' dc Fancy handkerchief. and
Nape>, scars, IN great variety,
lime silks OF all kinds, Pocket handkerchief, o.
Striped and lig'd Rep. silks, all kinds,
Bonner sIlks-satins, Linen caml rio and cam
FIorenres, serge, crepe IL bric haniaerchici>,
see, Italian & French cravalS
Plain and lig'd satin vest 81. sc, IS, 10 inch
InT>, Gloves, mems, women,
DIX, h'lc-biack and cord &c lldrcm'> silk, buck
bomb Zine>, and WOODEN,
BIN ana b!uc-bIk silk vel RIbhon>,ca bonnet, belt
vets, taita and satin,
Ram and ig'd mousselinci Gallons, French and En-
de lame, gli>h-shoc ribbons,
E'lienne>, printed Saxo Sewing silk, twist, BRAID,
mes, y cords, &c. &c.
Boston, September /, 1911. CIV.
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Aug eth, ISL.


II NJ. WRIGHT X G.. have lu>l received an a.
lL.>ortmont ct entire new patterns NJ. de laine-,
Dark InElI-h prints, "A Scoich tln-lsms, tolos
Ll,4c, Thread AMI Linen lacc>, PiaIlVhh e's, ll-n-
nrl>, anew article for Oh ldrcn'- vVar) PiIk ShaWls,
etc. which are offered al very low prices.
ALSO,
4 new stock oi Farewell Cater Boots, Walking
Shoes, Sprin= heel and French KdTlcs ard S,pper',
Ladies half Cater, a new artirlcl M'.es do. all
whch will lie sold cheap as The cheapest.
Aug. p.
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rOMMON PRAYER,
" For Sale, by
G. GOODRICH.
August, Goth.

II A Y'S Progressive Infant and Primary School
IAReader and Dctincr-togethc with Elementary
lessons in Drawing AID Exercises IN writing, for sale
by Aug. 10, $. HUNTINGTON.
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BOTANIC

In the al scnce Of the Secretary it tco6n,cs my duty
as President, (See Art. ID, III the Cornttution,) 10 dc.
signatc the time and place Of the annual meeting Q6iO
df the Botanic Society of the Western District, inclu-
ioug the counties of Chitteudcn, Franklin, Grand Isle,
I.amoille and Addison, | do hereby give notice that
the said meeting will be held at Samuel Paige's Hotel
in Essex, VI. on the first Tuesday, t5th) in October
next, at 10 o'clock A.. VI. A general attendance is
requested, as business of importance will come before
the Society. ORRIS President.
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Real Estate For Sale.

A BOUT sixteen acres Of land, lying in Cnierhod
dining The farm Of Re lien Parker, with u good
house and larn thereon, Icing the house aud land
owned aud possessed by Reuben Bond, deceased, at
the time uf hi death, is now o!er,.i for sale. The
lands Of good quality and lies upon the hill road
leading from UnlcrhIIl village TO Caml ridge. Persons
wishing To purchase will plca,e make application to
the subscrii er.
Z,BA W. CHURCH, admir- de bonus non,
Of the estate OF Reuben Bond.
tndcrhil, Arg. IA, 1911. litf
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NOTICE.,

THIS is to certify that | have given my son Alfred
L Clark his time TO act for himself, and | shall call
for no wages of his earning nor pay any debts of his
contracting after this date. HANSON CLARK.
Ilinesburah, Aug, 81, lSil,
CODA CRACKERS.-A fresh supply, ir>l received
ohy Sept. 81. PECK IL SPEAR,
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TO SPORTSMEN,

SADDLERY AND COACH HARDWARE
- A large and splendid assortment, Of Coach Hard
ware and Saidlery, now opening nj the Hardware
store sign Of the Paddock, corner Of COLLEGE and
Church streets, and for sale wholesale and re,ai, by
Septcmle r 10, 1871. ROBERT MOODY.
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y. A. BRAMAN,
BOOKSELLER AND srATIoNER,

INFORMS his friends and the public generally, that
l he l. con family making addition, to hi stock OF
BOOKS, Of all the new and popular publications. OF
the day from the most prominent publishing huu>e- IN
the country. H. arrangements. cnalle nm 10 pro-
cure the latest literary attractions AT an cary day
H. rre.cn, assortment Of Books embrace, 4 very
rrca, variety Of S-hooL Classical, lar, .MGicai
Hs'a-ic1L and Miscellaneous Works,
Among IN stock viii lc found a very great variety
Of BLANK hooks and STATIONERY ,aiI OF which
lac = enabled to oicr Al prices wLi-h cannot ian to
suit the most economical.
Merchants. Shoe, Teachers, g.. arc r,snertu..l y
lnvrcl 10 call mi examine his SCHOOL BOOKS,
w'Ith cumpri e. all the late popular and improved
,irion., N every department Of learning.
.u-uNt d. l-11.
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HLOIH CAPS.-A new assortment OF all kinds
and prices, just received by EN-. X &Co.
Sept. %.
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FALL GOODS

FALL GOODS
AT N. LOVELY & Co.'S. r
lust received, and now opening for sale, a full
y Assortment Of Goods, adapted to the season, such
as -
Printed Saxony cloth, a great variety
Alpackas, all kinds, plain and figured
French aud English Merinoes, figured and plain
Plain blk and tig'd mourning and half mourning
Mousseline-de-lain
Plain, fancy and figured ditto
Plain white satin, striped challys
Plaid moussclinc-dc-lal n new article
prints-.A choice selection of Furniture Prints.
September, 10, ISL.
StPERlOR Carlmcrcs
~ FarnlIams, Saitinets
Broad cloths, al a great tarsain
Ca>incttS.
10,h September, 1871.
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NOTICE..
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Dru,

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, DrnsrAsr
Vermont district, 10 uits 81 to .uldry
Warrants issued eui of the Hon. District Court Of tho
United States for said District, 10 tue directed, do
hereby give this pui lie notice, that ~lnformations iog
violations of tho Revenue Laws Of the United States
have been filed in said Court, by Charlie, DAVIS, Esq,
District Attorney of the Unitcl States for SAID District,
against the following described goods, wares and mor-
chandsc, 10 wit
! Over Goat, | Frock Coat, 3 Vests, 2 pair panta.
looms, pair drawers, + Sill and cotton handkcfchiefs,
! brush, pair susspendcrs, z razors, | money purse,
! watch chain, 3 knives, 4 doz. buttons, | fur cap, /
boa, 2 skins, and | trunk, seized at Hirhga,c. Ior-
mont, on the l4th of December, 1910.
"a yds. rctersham cloth, 5 yds. broaicloth, II vi,
truulcloth, g. yds. grey kcrscy cloth, 2; yds. Gotten
vesting, y yds. cotton cord, 3 patterns muslin do
lame, 4 frock coats, : pairs pantaloons, . other pans
pantlloons, 3 vests, & VESTS, ! silver watches, ] dol,
, bladed knives, 5-l2 DO. dagger knives, 3 common
knives, | doz. scissors, | silk dress, ~ yds. silk. 2
yds. silk. 80 yds. six. 4 shawls, 9 muslin dresses, II
muslin dresses. 4 muslin dc lame diseases. | crane
shawl, and | trunk, seized on the waters of Lake
Champlaln within SAID District, on the 2uh vi May
lsil.
And separate trials will lie had on the ~forcgoin.
several seizures, and the same will be condemned.
agreeably to the prayers of sad lntormatlons, at the
next stated term of aid Di trlct Court 10 lie hOl ien
at Rutland within aud for said District, on the sixth
day of October next, unless a claim or Claims shah BIO
inttrposcd on or before that day OF which, all pei
sons interested will take notice, and govern them
selves accordingly.
Given under my hand AT Bradford, III sad District,
this 2l,t day Of August, \. d. ISL.
WILLIAM BARRON, Marshal.
, DROAD CLOTHS. Cassincrrs, and superior
ID Slttincls, Just received. and must he sold SCI
for Ca-h, at
S. L. HERRICK'S.
September 81, l9il.
- j. p. WHALING & co.
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TO RENT.
A Tenement in the south Wing Of the Seminary
suitable for n small Family may be had on reasonable
erms, apply to d.. A. BRAMAN.
Sent. 22d 1911.
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COMIC ALMANACS,

COMIC ALMANACS.
1910 Ben Hardin's, Turner'S, American, Pco.
lOHS. ple's, Crocketts, &c. &c. Also, Nina
ture Almanacs, rery io'r for ready pay, by
Sept. p. S. HUNTINGTON.
NO\G BOOKS-A grea, variety Of Comic and other
oSOng Books, for sale at HuNTiNGTUN'S,
College street. Sept. "a.
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AMP OIL, all excellcn, article, at
IL S. b. SCOTS.
3 September lsil.
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LOST.
IRON the Stage on the l4th inst, between Bur
L lington and Colchester, n middle size Carpet Bag
Containing Clothing) marked Fl. B.I.. on the bottom.
\ suitable reward will be given for The Bag or informa-
ton respecting it. JON. CHURCH.
Burlil pton Sent. 23i, 1871.
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Dlack Tea, for sale ly
- j. p. WHALING & Co.
liz lG. nj
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-09-01
For he Kern,,,out T'elep7,,lnb,

For the Vermont Telegraph.
Dear Brother Murray Pursuant to ad-
journment, the friends of Sabbath Schools
met in convention at the Baptist meeting
house in Whiting, the 21st Of July, TO dis
cuss the claims & merits of Sabbath Schools.
The Moderator, John Ide, in the Chair
Ministerine brethren present: CA. Thom-
as, Brandon, '. r. Hotchkiss, Poultney, A.
Angler, Hardwick, ]. K. Wright, Cornwall,
a, Kingsbury, Middlebury, A. Harvey Bid
port, Ira Bently, (Methodis) Whiting.
Notwithstanding the busy season of the
year, and the day being favorable for har-
yesting hay, still there were delegates pres.
ent from several of the churches who man
ifested a deep interest Ia the cause, and we
hope and trust that they left the place with
an increasing interest in this important en-
terprize, that will 10 good degree be diff
fused abroad through out the churches of the
Association. .:".... H. ....-. ...
After an appropriate prayer by brother
Angler, the following resolutions were pre-
sented AID unanimously adopted:
!. Resolved, That the Sabbath School
| enterprise is one Of the most efficient means
which the Church can employ in the extern
sion OF the Redeemer's kingdom. ......
| 2. ResolUed, That a we'll conducted
Sabbath School is next TO the ministry-the
most efficient means Of bringing the young
TO Christ, and giving them sound Bible
instruction,
As we are unprepared 10 give anything
like fair presentation of the merits of the
several addresses with which we were ia
fored, therefore we will only add that ;ne
several topics anticipated in the above reso-
lutions, were ably and interestingly dis
! cussed. 49,.
Brethren Harvey, Kingsbury and Church,
were appointed as Committee to secure as
far as practicable, statistical account OF
the Sabbath Schools connected with the
several Churches Of the Association, TO be
presented TO the Convention the evening
previous to the meeting Of the Association.
Prayer by brother Bently.
V. CHURCH, CPk of Convention.
Whiting, Aug. 90, 184l. ..~ 49,.
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C @ N G R d SIS.
IN SENATE.
The Sub T. ec sura

Aug. 1.-The Senate took Up the Bill
to repeal the Treasury act with the
amendment OF the House thereto. MIR.
Clay explained the object Of the amend,
ments, and expressed the hope that the
Senate would concur in them. Alter q
protracted debate, motion 10 postpone
was lost. ..... =.-.-.. 49,.
The first amendment of the House, re-
pealing the Opposite act Of 1886, agreed
TO, 25 to %. .s..-...... ~.
The second amendment: repeating the
prohibition as to the reception aud pa Yneni
Eot Bank notes below twenty dulla4s, was
concurred in-Yeas 90, Nays %.
30 the act repeating the Sub, Treasury
Act has passed both Houses, and wants
oaiy the signature Of the President 10 be-
come law. Tile has signed it,
The Land bill was taken M and deba,,
ed Tor some time, when The Senate went
into Executive Session. -..... -
TIE Lass2 Biz.
Aug. lathe Land Bill was aga;,
taken up, and Mr.. Linn, OF Nissouri
made an amendment approptiatipo The
proceeds OF the sale of the public lands
after The paymen Of the public debt, to the
purposes OF National Defence, by land
and sea. Mr.. Linn. in his speech sun.
porting this proposition, entered into ! =.
slew of our relations with England, and
showed that war might break out be-
tween the two. countries, with very linle
notice; and that, on the part of Great
Britain, due preparation had been made.
while on our part, We had neglected al!
defences.
The amendment was rejected.
A9g. I3.-The Senate was engaged on
the Land bill.
Aug. Ia. but little business was done.
IN the Senate to-day