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SABBATH SCHOOL BOOKS.

~ A. BRAMAN would solicit the attention of
y . superln'endants OF Sabbath Schools, and others,
To- hls assortment Of Books suitable for 5. $. Librai-
RES, which he offers at a very large discount from
retail prices. The Mass. Sabbath School Socieiy's
publications are always on hand, including the valu.
able and increasingly popular series of Bible Cues
tons by Newcomb.
August .0lh.
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&TG@ Z TYMEan.

c. on REWARD has been offered for months
'rplOO TO any one who will use a bottle Of
EayS Liit0uat for the Plies,
without hcing cured. OF thousands sold, in no one
instance has 1t failed Of d cure. Proof overwhelming
TO be had where itis sold. It's also a certain euro 10
nearly erery case.
lEXlcrnaliy) in the following complaints.-F the
Pies, for ell drops, tender feet, sore throat, ly can
GERS or ulcers, Group, w~hooping cough, scald head,
Tghtncss Of the chest, especially in children, foul uL
Gers of the legs, or other fungus sores, however obs,i
nate or long standing, fresh wounds, chiiblaIns, etc.
LOOK OtT.-Sdme ScindierS hare eounterfsifed
this article, and pl::i!lp lrih rariousderie-s. Do not
be IMPOSED upon. One hing only will protect YOU
it is the nnme Of CONSTOCK q. CO: that name
must BE arrays on The 1rraJq er, or you nay he cheat
I'd. Do not forge, II. Take tn. direction with you
and testify HAT. or never buy il for il is impossible
for arY other In be true or genuine. No
Sold by CO1ISTOCk d. co, II Maiden Lane,
New York. PECK & SPEAR, Wholesale
Agents, atew doors Gus, Of the Eos; ONice, Blrl.ns-
ton. VI
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LAW BLANKS.

has constantly for sale by the
-. teanl or QuIre, a general assortment of law
blanks, printed from forms from Revised Statutes.
consisting of
Justice Wrlts and Executions, all kinds in use
Trustee Nrlts
nounly Court Wrts and Executions, various kinds
Warranty, Quit-claim, and Mortgage Deeds
Chancery Bills for lorclosing Mortgages
Blanks fer Depostious
Administrators Bonds
Letters of Guardianship
Officers Receipts
Justice Appeals
Blanks for Notes, Ilay-scalcs, &c. &c.
August 20 h.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-10-22
NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
THE Snhscril err have lust received from y. Yorh,
l. a large assortment OF
FANCY GOODS.
among which may lie found
Heavy Lack and blue black POI de Sol Silks,
Gro de Swiss "
A." Pehin striped
49,. " erode ~.Afrqgc"
Light colorc1 " do
30 :. Pehn striped "
" Plaid Po' 4 So, ia new ~ar1cle)
CeAh", slss, lonnei Lawn, blk Italian cravats,
plain and i2'd French lom' azlne.,
Half morning, PLAIN d. Ng'd, all wool MolslinC
dcLanes,
Chince aud satin ,triped Mou>line dcLninc. very
fine. Lace Neil,,
Blk net shaw : and >carfs, nett Mitts anl Glove
superior Kid do iorn' azne AMI satin stocks,
WorEcl CAM re & Nj lin In~crling> & Elgings
Thread Elrlugs, lonuc, {; cap Rlhins, uew styles
Zerhyr Wor~led, plain AMI ri'Ih ,ik Hose,
Wor,'ed Working Pat'en~ani Canva,,, ctc.
July 25, ISL. NJ f. NJ. WRIGHT & co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-10-22
DOUBLE. UNBILICAL
SINGLE.
NEW LINE OF STAGES
From Burlington via Johnson and DaEvillc to
the White Mountains.

TINS Line leaves b rhng'on Mpnlay., Wcdne.-
I days and Friday, ats O'Clock, A, NJ. and arrives
at Dauvilic a. ?. v. same cay.
Person taxing this route can remain trro hours
longer a Harrington, ana arrive a, lauvIie as carly
As ~ any o'htr roue.
TIL line ln'cr erls he S'an,tcad line AZ Johnson,
aud reaches the Lines a . The mex morning.
;ure>9' and pleasant region # ,osnty, and those
who have lraVei,-II, express their unquaiincd appro-
lation oft. ME
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ShOriness OfBre0th.
MEw SDQD

w 49, ~ SD
BURNETT q SAWYER, at Milton Falls, have
- Just received Their Spring Stock Of Goods, COM
prsilg a general assortment Of
DRY GOODS,
DRY GROCi | T.
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE,
HARDWARE,
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
DYE SfUFFS,
PAINTS AND OIL,
GLASS, NAILS,
GOLDFISH, MACkEREI,
GRIND STONES, dc. Sc.
All of which, having been purchased at the present
very low prices, will be sold at moderate profits for
Produce. and as cheap as the cheapest for Cash and
as we have not time this morning to enumerate articles
and price, we would respectfully invite our former pa
irons and the public generally to call, examine and
Judge for themselves.
Milton, june, lSil.
r. S.-Monaits Life Medicines, Newton's Panacca,
Hi,chcock's Snuff and Worm Tea, Cough Lozenges,
and many other of the most approved Medicines,
constantly on hand.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-10-22
EDWARD y. FAY.S
ECGI' q %ISOu STORE.

GStbI ~ %2J
Churct-Slrech, BuriiH ton.
XNHERE he has on hand a superior assortment of
w Ladies and Gentlcmcn's
BOOiS AND SHOES,
of the following assortment
Gents fine caif ,e %I Boots BOYS Calf Shoes,
g. " pegG do. Ladies Cater Boots,
iiaht " " do. " lid Slips,
Simmer Caters, New spring nips &
Pumps, Ties.
Ca!f 49," " Colored Slips,
" "Shocs& Brogans " B.onzcd "
" Thick d'Kip Boots, " Calf
Erogans Misses Shoes i. Slips,
Boys Shoes q Brogans, Also, n large n sorinlcn;
Thick x Kip Boots, of Children and Infants
J tbs & Shoes.
" e. "Brosans,
31sFE. J. +. would invite his customers and the pub
nc IN general to call and examine his assortment OF
Doors d' Shoes which he can warrant to be Of good
stock, thorough workmanship ana latest styles.
Also, Measure Work and Repairing done At the
shortest notice, asusIal. n5l
BGrlinatOn, May 2S, la4l.
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Dry Goods very Chcap.

S%UPEERIOR black, blue Hack, gro de swiss Sill
> do. to. Ialian Real do
Bonnet and Ficgcu'c >l,>, WAi;c and LACK Crap,
Mournine Lawns aud Prints,
superior French liuml azinc,
R!ac, Filler Ncl-, Lace do.
Fii!ei and Gauze Scari~, Fancy Handkerchief,
Victoria Skirt, Pie NicG!oye., ere.
ly II. NJ. GlpDiNGS & Co.
July |, 1871. nj
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-10-22

y order to close the concern Of Herrick, Christie
l. pher x Co, we offer the three remaining Pianos
al two hundred Dollars each, for Cash, or approved
notes, IN - months with interest. For the quality
and durability of these instruments. reference h made
10 many of the Citizen, Of this Village, who have had
Pianos Of the above manufacture in use for years.
Reference also 10 Professor Mott Of the Musical
department OF the Female Seminary.
Buringt0n, %. J ly, ISL. LNMAN& COLE.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-10-22

A FULL supply of choice family groceries, such A..
"A IL. S. Y. II. o. H.. and Imperial Teas
Java, and Laguira Coffee, Double refined and common
! .oaf Sugars, Portorlco Syrrup, Smyrna and Box
Rasins, Cassia, Pepper Spice, Ginger, Cloves. Mi.
megs, Rice, S~aleratus d. dc. just received and for
sale at the lowest prices by. S.B SCOTT.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-10-22

PAPER HANGINGS.
a NEW supply, with borders, &c. Just reel from
the manufacturers July %. c. GOODRICH.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-10-22
GLASS & CHINA WARE.

FARRAE u WAIT,
and WiOtes1le dealers in Crocle-y Glass
and C9inG Uarc, and .NgNufuc!urers If
Stone Ware.
M CRATES lust received and now opening
lOO namely
q Packages Edecd and Common Ware,
10 do Royal Bourbon Sprig do containing
complete t.nnor services, Tea sets and
Toilet Ware.
10 DO French White Granite Ware, with com.
plete sets throughout.
10 do Antique Vase Opaque Pearl Ware, con
tanning perfect dinner SETS, enttIeiy ntw patterns and
shape, a most beautiful Mtcle, with Tea and Toilet
Ware 10 match.
CHINA WARE.
10 packages China Ware, containing Beautiful
White Tea Sets, Gold edge and line Tea
Spllg. do do Sets and gold band
Gold band Il sprlg do China MUST Lamps.
GLASS WARE.
10 packages Class Ware containing
5, :, and 9 flute Heavy Gut Glass iu,n5!crs,
6,S, and 9 flute " Pressed do do
3pack-res fine plain T~ufnb!,Is, very cheap,
Gut Glass Lamps,
Plain do %, a great variety,
Superb Gut G,as, Hall Lamps,
Astral Lamps, Gir0ndalcs, Candlo5ras,
Gut Glass Bowls, Lemonad. Classes,
Pitchers, Decauters, Splendi French Porce,
Goblcts, Vine and line Vases, with flowers
and shades,
and n variety Of other articles in their line. MI Of which
are now Offered Wholesale and Retail at New York
prices. F.. Il W. would invite the attention OF Mcr-
chants in The surrounding towns to their stock ofware.
assuring them that they will sell in package assorted
70 order on as good terms az can be purchased IN New
\ orH Boston or Troy, AT their warehouse corner OF
Of Church and College SITS.
Burlington, J ne !. 1871.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-10-22
SUPERIOR FLOUR.

~r~ n. HINSDILI,, Agent Tor Ko-
~N@A y . chester and other Western Mills
iEHfgI1EyN &c. has for sale, now in store, and
Esssssaafg255H receiving Eight Thousand Barrels of
asSzHgs2Sk Fancy and Superino Brands of
of the highest reputation in the Tew
York and Boston markets. Among which arc the
following, II. Ely, r. Heinpshall, +. s. Clark & Co.
J. Davis, II. Holmes, Union Mills, Jackson Mills,
Clifton Mills, and J. Kosher, together with several
choice brands of Ohio and Michigan Flour. Also,
II Ruddand N. Shick, suitable for the Montreal Mar
ket.
Merchants and dealers will be furnished to order,
at a very low rate, by RENTING Drafts, Certificates of
Deposit, or Cash, to 3i5 River-strcet, Troy, where a
full supply will be kept at all times.
May %, 1871 n5lm3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-10-22
RAZOKS--JUIN Sth.

Il Nrusscs.-Dr. Hull's 1ruSse5, consisting Of men,
J. plain single, do, radical cure, do. double. Chi
ren'> single, double aud umibliIcal, Of every .iz, re-.
reiycd for sale, aid will be accurately applied y
X. MOODY
jane els, ISL. n3'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-10-22
WINOOSKl SASH FACTORY.

DOCT. MAK&MALL,S Aromatic, Ca,arrh aud
- Headache SNIFF. This Snu. is ST., error to any
hing yer known, for removing that troublesome dis
ease, the CatnrIh, and also a cold in the Lead, aud the
headache. II opens and purge, out all DISTINCTIONS,
stIengthensthe g.ands and gives a healthy action to itI
paris a !ec'cd. Iii perfectly Tree from any Thing dele
terions IN its coinpoSitiun-has a pleasant flavor, and
is immediate eacc', after Icing Used, is abgIecatie-
Pricc31 cents per bottle.
poct. Mar.ha.'s Nesetable Indian Black PLASTER.
! HIS Plaster Is u%nrivaiied for curing s~ctoflous swell
ling>, S'urvy Sores, Lame Bach, and Fresh Wounds ;
pans in the sile,, Hip, and Limbs; and seldom fails 10
give reNei in local Rhe il.aii.tns. II applied to ,hs
sldc,it will cure many Of the common Liver Complaints
and Is ciual, If not superior, TO any thing in use for
cornS on The feet HE virtues Of this Plaster have Leep
witnessed " thousands Of individual. in the Uui,eu
States, who have tested lis efficacy. Sold blythe pro.
prretor; Cha. Bowen, NJ ~Iddiebury, VT, and PECK q
SPEAR, Darlington, Vt. lei
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-10-22
MILIINARf ~ DRESS MAKING.
BY Miss s. BRAY,

w HO has commenced
w in the new building
on the east side of Church
street, opposite Ii. Lanes
store, and a few rods south
Of the Church, whoreevcry
attention will be given to
the making of BoSSErs,
CARS AND DREssEs, in ac-
cordancc with the most ap-
proved New York style,
which Fashions are now
just received for the sea-
son.
H.. n5l
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-10-22

are composed purely IF vcge ahlcs Of the mos, limo.
cent yet specific virtues. They are recommended mar
ttlculnrly for restoring weak constitutions, cleansing
and Strengthening The stomach, and increasing the
appellle-al>O a preventative AGAINST he cholera NOR
bus, fever and agre, removing nausea, vomiting.
heart burning, weakness IN the breast, pain in the
stomach ana other symptoms utilaiulencc and lndiye,-
ton. One box will tinc,ure one gallon. Price 25 cts.
a loX.
RussELL's lrcu OISrMrHr.-Thi choice and safe
ointment j. SAID TO lc superior TO any now IN u,c, for
that di>a2rccatlc and luathSumc disease, the {
This Ointment l. 50 Celrtalu in its operation tina, M,
person ilolslcd with the above disorder ought to lie
without 1t. 1t is a remedy for ciiancous ,rriu,iuns.
>corNutlc affections Of the head, or any other hrrahing
ont which arises from sharp huuIors in the Llood.
Price % cts. a OK.
Rus,ELLs VEGETABLE BIIIIous Pills, or family
! phy>lC, tor general u,c, IN casc, Of JaundIcc, nurliC
,cn>i lliv ut Inc stomach AMI luWcl>, loss Of ANNETTE.
;rid rcaIh, costlvenc->, Pile, and all diseases ari>.
my from lillary CONFERENCE.-The far correcting
the state Of the Hood, and cleansing the system Of
iorl aud viscid humour>. These pills are q mild ca
lhartir, PROTECTING neither pans nor gripping, and ar,
therefore a valaallc and highly approved medicine.
and are pronounced as such ly the most distinguished
physicians. Each lux containing 80 Pills. Pric,
37k Cl>. a lox
RlS>cI'< celebrated SALT RnruM OrHrmExr.-Thi
j. mquc>tlonally the Lest and latest remedy evcryc
offered 10 the public for that obstinate disorder SA II
RilEUM. Where other mcan> have failed, it has sue
ceele1, and the fact that ii has been extensively used
by eminent Practitioners speaks volHne> in 1t. praise.
II * equally eilicariuus IN all diSta.cs Of the skin,
>cald head, ring WORMS, and the most myeicrale Itch.
&c. &c. Numerous certificates might lie obtained,
Ia, the p%rOpriior chooses that a fair trial should | c The
only evidence oft, superior efficacy. Prize 50 cents n
lox. For sale by Peck q. Spear and Roller, Moody,
Burlington; Dr.. {. +. Niles, and Huil & Cook, II lines
burgh; 5. II. Barnes, Charlotte; l.. james, Georgia
l.. Tyler, Essex Fuller 4 Huntington, Richnond
Also, ly the druggists and merchants generally
nro'lghout the state. C2.9r.
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PAPER HANGINGS.

The Subscriber has on hand and will often hS
receiving Paper I~laneingr d eot from che MANA.
turers, VIII c vii he sold to me- chants and dealers y,
city prices, adding freight. Any person WISHING n.rN
ticular patterns can be supplied by, giving a shoIr, no.
tice g. GOOnRisH
July : 1871, 80
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-10-22
NEW MUSIC, AND MUSICAL INsTRU-
MENT.

aMaphAayzA :SSA M Nii,1 he q.s ja; s5 re.
NlulID1SS ton, (oa commits,
~ New Music, Nh
l instruments, &c, which he is authorized TO sell At
the lowest Boston real prices. The Music for the
Piano Forte consists of Songs, Glecs, ID 'etts and
Tros. New and beautiful Marches, Quicksteps, Gal
opades, Waltaes, Dances, and pieces with variations,
some Of with are the latest publications of the Bos-
ton Brigade and Bras Bands.
ALSO--A great variety Of American, German,
French and English Musical Instruments, consisting
of Bugles, Trumpets, French Horns, BASS, Tenor and
Alto Trombones, Il flat, c and T. flat Clarionetts, Ger
man Concert FlutesO from one to nine keys,) Flageo-
letts, Octave and Plcolo Flutes and Flies. Splendid
Bass Niols and Niolins, elegant and plain Violin and
Bass VOL Bows. Superior Roman Violin, Lass NlpI
and Guitar Strings of every size and letter. English
and French Clarionett Reeds. Splendid French Ac-
cordeons, Spanish Guitars, with plain, and German
Silver patent heads. Instruction Books, with Gam
uts, Lessons, and Exercises for all the above, and 9TH
or Instruments, are now for sale ut Mr.. Mann's resi-.
dence a few rods north Of the Episcopal Church, in
Burlington, where he respectfully invites customers
10 give him a call.
Military Bands and Music Schools, furnished with
Music, Musical instruments, (and Instruction, if dc
sircd,) at short notice.
gIpIANO FORTES strung, repaired and tuned
as sual.-Burlington, May 7, l9il. 4S
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:gAYa' EINTMEMT.

most excellent article for Curing old or younc
a persons of Pains and Rheumatism in the back or
side, healing up sores, curing sore threats, swellings,
etc, and for the cure Of the PILES. 1t has not its
equal, 'eldom or never failing to cure when applied CO.
pI"usly, anaaccordlng to directions, sold al the Varie-
ty store, by>he dozen or single bottle.
PANGBORN & BRINSMAID.
July Is, lSil. ne
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-10-22

BLOSSOMS and Stocks, Fine frlled and plain 30
ID SONS, a few more of the new style Stocks, which
uTe much admired, square and round Collars, Reed.
, Il tstl. PANGBORN e. RINSMAID.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-10-22

. nNBBLS. P1rD-iOOO Ib.. Lard-iO,O00 lbs
E,NjO Hams, for sale by
LYMAN d COLE.
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one door south of Noble Lovely aud Co.'S. store, where
he personally attends 10 the repairing of Chronoine-
tiers, Patent Levers, Duplex, Lepines, and all other
work affixed TO Watches in his shop to e a. good a.
The original, or As any done On he continent.
\ B.-A good assortment Of NE " VA T'CHES
Of the hrSt quality Of workmanship, and will &c sold
in he statc.
from his long experience in the business, and his
beng SO many year, engaged in The making Of watch
e IN England, he flat,er, himself that he Is as COM
perent 10 max selections as any in the vicinity.
BurIlngtOn, Jnne II, ISL. nj
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JESSE CARPENTER
Attorney at Law, & Solicitor in Chanccry

AT ESSEN CENTRE, C~lIITTENDEN co., VT.
OFFICE, near Barney, Hotel.
Essen, July ], 1871. Fms
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Crockery, China and Glass Ware.

A large and rich assortment lust received and
n opened, purchased at greatly reduced prices IN
New York, and now for sale at the very lowest rate
by. ~. oFELf d. co.
June Q, lsii. NJ
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-10-22

II A: BRAMAN, has this day received a new assort-
- Of Books and Stationery, comprising Addresses
and Messages. of the Presidents from Washington 10
Harrison. Valuable and approved works, in Tneolog
ical and Miscellaneous L.itera urc. GcncrQl Biography
voyages and travels. The latest editions of the mos,
approved School Classical and Mathematical Books.
a large supply of Paper, Quills, Blank Books, Elem
Boston Academy Glee Book and Odion, and Juvenile
books carcf lily selected, all which are offered at the
lowest prices, at the Book Stor'. JULY | 1911.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-10-22
DANIEL SIMPSON,


A S II is now twelve years
n since he availed himself of
the privilege Of returning his
grateful Acknowledgements to
his friends and the public in
general, ioralmost unprecelcn.
ted iavors, he legs leave 10 in
form them that he is silll at the
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Surprising Cure of Consumption.

Mr., Il. Gialjin OF Delhi, n. V, of naturally con.
,rImplive constitution, has cen savcl from an M
timely end lv The use of DR.. Tnylur'> Btl>am of Liv-
erwuri. 4 severe cold rOlght on an attack of PleI-
re Y, AMI thus cnlci IN general debility and con>ump-
lion. A constant 60 irh, hectic flush, restless nights,
quick pulse, anl cont nuei loss Of hcsh, augered a
slcclv death bnt a. soon a. commenced the u,e of
thi, lal,am grew letter, and is now fully restored
to health.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-08-03
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From the above statement it will be per-
cieved that one hundred and eighty three thou
sand three hundred aud thirty eight dollars and
thirty cents were lost by selling the five mil
lions dollars Of bonds on a credit, and paying
interest thereon from their respective dates,
and the further sum of niEe hundred and one
thousand three hundred and forty three dollars
was lost by changing the bonds from dollars
current mohey of the United States to pounds
sterling of Great Britain. These two items
amount TO the enormous sum Of one million
eighty four thousand seven hundred and eighty
one dollars and thity cents. Surely such a
sale cannot be binding on the State of Missis-
sippi. The faith of thus state was pledged for
the payment oflhose bonds only Opon the con-
dition that hey were sold at 10 less than par
value. The state expected the full amount of
those bonds to be paid into the vaults of the
Mississippi Union Bank. II the full amount
had been received and the currency IN which
they were made payable not have been chang
ed, the bank would have been better enabled
to indemnify the State.
1t appears that the bonds were endorsed in
blank by the officers ofthe bank and delivered
to the Commissioners charged with their sale
Neither their power Of attorney nor letter of
instruction authorised those gentlemen to fill
up said endorsement by making the bonds and
coupons payable in pounds sterling of Great
Britain at the rate of four shillngs and sixpen,
to the dollar. Ifsuch change had been made
on the face ofthe bonds after their execution
and delivery to the bank.the parties making The
alteration would have been guilty of forgery
and could have heen immured in the peniten-
tiary for the offence. Il will be no answer to
the argument alladge that the endorse
ment could only bind the Mississippi Union
Bank. That institution has undertaken to pay
both the principal and interest of the bonds. II
the bank is 'compelledto pay the one million
eighty four thousand seven hundred and eighty
four dollars and thirty cents for the loss sus.
tanned by the credit sale of the bonds and the
change in the currency in which they were
made payable, her means will be reduced thai
amount and the risk of the State thus great.
| increased. The State was willing to intrus
| her credit to tile bank on the conditions pre-
scribed in the charter. The faith of Thu
government has never been pledged for tn.
illegal and fraudulent sale Of those bonds.
This IS constitutional government and al
its officers take an oath to support the consti
}tution Of the States, and faithfully to discharg
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-08-03
~ the Gowrnor of1be S1aIs IF MISSISSIPPI.

TO The Governor the STATE Of Mississippi.
The undersigned as trustees for the holders
ofiDebentures ofthe Bank. ofthe United States
at Philadelphia on deposite of American State
Stocks, add amongst others of considerable
amount Of bonds OF the State of Mississippi
bearing five per cent interest, issued through
the Union Bank Of Miss. and made payable
at the agency of the United States Bank of
Penns lvania in London, the principle in 1850
and 1853, and the dividends semi-anually in
May and Notwithstanding heen refused
payment { fthe interest due The first of this
month on'said bonds, are compelled 10 address
themselves to q Q government of the State OF
Mississippi; and from their confidence IN the
faith of that Government they feel convinced
that the simple mentioning the fact ofthe non
payment will be a sufficient Stimulus for the
government Ofthe State of Mississippi to take
immediate measures for the payment If the in
tercst now due on those bonds, and to prevent
irregularities or demur so prejudIcial TO the
interest of American credit in general and to
that ofthc State Of Mississippi in particular.
HOPE d co.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-08-03
HEAD QUARTERS OF THE ARMY, !
Washington, July 5, l64l. !


General orders, No. 81.
Conformably to the order of the President
of the United States in the case Major Gener-
al SccTT assumes the command of the Army.
His Aides-de-camp are First Lieu. B. K.
ALDEN, 4th Infantry and First Lieutenant E.
D. KEYss. Third Artillery. Until a successor
in his late commission be appointed, the re-
turns and applications made to the Headquar-
tiers of the Eastern Division will be addressed
TO the Assistant Adjutant General at Eliza
BEETHOVEN, New Jersey whence they will be
forwarded to general headquarters, Washing
ton, for consideration.
WINFIELD SCOTT.
By command Of the Major General:
R. JONES, Adiutant General