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Democratic County Convention

The Democrats of Addison County, who
are in favor of the Democratic National Nom
nation for President and Vice President, and
who still remain unconvinced that the Union
is in danger from mobs in Kansas or assaults
and batteries at Washington, are notified to
assemble at the Court House in Middlebury,
on Tuesday the 10th day of August A. d.
1866, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. to make nomina-
ton Of candidates for county ofiicics.
July "a, 1856. PHILIP c. TUCKER, 70
L. r. WhlGnr, I Con,
w T. RrSSFL N'
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'eci' poisoning anything they may roltact
win nler leaving the paper; aud II po-,e.set great
advantage over all other Pnlsnus in its being Liable
to be msiahan, thereby preventing those sernu>
drnts VIM are Of almost daily occurrences. 1t eau be
hung on the Nnlls of room or in the window. Of
the reach of chhrcn-althungi little Tear nerd he mp
pretended NJ It's njurirg them.
iull dTectionson each sheet. Retail price, cen
per sheet.
Burr FOSTER & co. Corbin, bo.top, Gone
ni AGENTS for the New England Stites and British
PovInces to vhOm all orders should he addressed
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HoILowAY's OINTMrNT AND Pulls Won
dertully eflicacious in Curing Diseases Of the
Skin.-Thomas MuSgrove, of Baltimore,
Maryland was for eighteen months severe
sufferer with sores on his face, hands, and
various parts of his body, ola Scorbutic ma
ture, there were many things recommended
and tried, but tono purpose As the malg-
nifty of the diseases did not in any way abatc
he then commenced using Hnl.oWays Oint-
ment and Pills, and by perscvering With
them for Several weeks, the cruptions have
all completely healed, and he now enjoys
the best of health
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s A D D l. &, Il A r n Z IS
AND
TRUNK SHOP !

N BRr UsSO, would inform the pub
~ lie that lie still continues business in
the shop formerly occupied by Calvin Hill,
near the Addison House.
The public are assured that he will keep
constantly on hand all the staple and fancy
articles in his line of business. Competent
workmen Of the Of the first class will be en-
ployed, and no pains will be spared to supply
customers promptly and with durable and
fashionable work. There shall be no mis-
take about this, and work shall be done thor
oughly and at fair MAJ ket prices. Call aud
examine quality and prices.
Enamellcd Cloth Of all colors, and Meats
foot Oil for sale.
BRoUssO.
Middlebury, June 81, 1866. I0tf
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REYNoLD's PoLlrCAL Mar OF THE
UNITED STATES.
Designed to exhibit TIE comparative
area Of the Free and Slave States aud
the Territory open to Slavery or Free
dom by the repeal of the Missouri Com
promise. With comparison Of the
principa! Statistics OF the Free and Slave
States. from tho census of 1850. This
work, to men who have moi time to waste
in poriug over dull statistics. is indispen-
sable and should be possessed by every
Freeman. The Map is so colored that
1t shows at glance the portions in diff
ferent colors-the Free States-tho
Slave States-the Territories that are
yet to become Free or Slave States.
Any one can procure one of these
Maps by enclosing % cents, to Wm. G.
REYNo1p's 1913 Broadway New York.
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Ctaal Noiiffs.

CTATE OF VERMONT BE IL remtm,
~ district Of addison, Sc. bcred, that nj
Probate Court held in Middlebury in aud for
the District of Addison, ON the I'D day Of
July, A. u. 1856
Jacob W. Conroe, guardian Of
MARIA J. SMITH,
of Addison, in the county Of Addison, a MI
nor, represents to this court that II would be
conducive to the interests Of said ward TO
sell all her right, title and interest in and 10
the tract Of land situated in said Addison.
described as follows to Wit, the south part
of lot No. 9. in the I'd Division laid 10 tho
right of Theodope Atkinson, bounded north
bv lands of Geo. Willmarth, east by lands of
Horace Meekcr and G. j Kingnan, south by
lands of said Kngman, A. Smith and Jesse
Crane, and west by lands of Daniel @. Will
kins and being the same premises which was
CONVEYED to the said Maria j. and her nus
band Nelson Smith by Samuel J. and Char
lcttc L. Benedict, by and dated tho 10th dFy
of September, A. d. 1854, for the purpose OF
putting the proceeds thereof at interest or ill.,
vcsting it in other real estate, and axes APP
plica,ion to this court TO grant lin license TO
sell his said wards real estate for the pur-
pose aforesaid II is ,hercupon ordered. that
said application be considered by this court,
at the session thereof 10 be held at the Office
of the Register of the Court in said Middle
bury, on Monday tho 18th day of August
next Os56l at ten O'Clock in the forenoon
and that notice thereof be given to all persons
interested, that they may appear and make
their objections, If any they may have to
said license being granted 10y publishing
certified copy Of this order in the Middlcbury
R,gistcr--a newspaper printed at said Mid
dlcbury--three weeks successfully previous
to the time of said Court.
= RI SuNEIf.. RcPiStCr.
A usc copy Of Record
li:3w. Attest jed. S. Bushnell, Register.
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Middlebury Female Seminary

TT'TE next quarter viii begin on Monday,
l. Sept. l. The charges for board and tut,
ton will continue AS they have hith, rto been.
iull corps Of Teachers will be employed to
instruct in all the branches, which have
usually been taught in the Seminary. Cir.
culars giving fun Information will be issued
soon and may be had on application to the
Principal Wy BAsC6M prircin,l
Middlebprr July %, 1886. Is
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To Nervous Sufrerers.

4 KEIINLD ULERGYMANl restored to
"A health in few days, after many wears
f great nervous suffering, is anxious 10
mako known the means of cure. Will send
(free) the prescription used
b-g- Direct the Rev JOHN NJ. DAGNALL,
No 59Fulton street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 50 Bun
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Newton Academy.

INHE Trustees of said Academy are desi-
Il rohs of engaging preceptor tor said
Academy-would prefer man who is prc-
pared 80 take charge of the boarding DEPART
ment. 1t Is pleasantly located in the village
OF horeham, VT, two-and-a half miles east
OF Lake Champiain, accessible by daily
stage from Lake and Railroad. The building
is nicely fitted up with boarding house at
tached, well calculated for the convenience
of boarding the pupils, With two spacious
school rooms beside number Of small rooms.
There Is also large garden belonging with
the premises. Any one wishing such a stu
alton, will do well to call soon
by order Of the Board of Trustees.
l5tf ES. ATWOOD. Sec
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LEoNRI's N. Y. BANK NoTE RE.
roRrER.-This is thorough business
mans Guide and Counterfeit Detec-
tor. Published weekly at New York
$3.50.
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Rutland Marble Shop.

TTNITE laVt has NccOnc cStabIihNcN that The
l. Rutland Marble is the most durable for
GRAVE STONES, MONUMENTS, and
TOMB TABLES, Of amy white Marble quar-
iicd in America. OF which the subscriber
keeps constantly on hand good assortment,
and will furnish TO all wishing anything in
the marble line, as low AS can be bought at
any other shop in the vicinity. Perhaps peo-
pie are not all aware that in purchasing mar
Die oEa travelling agcn; that they are paying
him from fifteen to twenty per cent. for sell
ing them the article and getting something
at that much inferior TO Rutlai.d Marble.
e Give me call, one door north of the
new Jail in Aliddlcbury, and you shall not
BE- shaved W. IL. ROWE.
Middlrhurv vi 1856 .i6.y
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Paints.

ZINC Paint, dry and in OIL White Lead
IL Rod do, Venetian R;d, French Yellow
American and Chinese Nermillion, TIMBER
Paris and Brunswick Green. Boiled and Raw
Linseed Oil, Narnish, Spts. Turpentine and
Ctmphcne. For sale at RUSSEL'S.
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Kansas Aid Subscriptions.

Many persons in this county will be
interested to know that State organizl.
tion, with subordinate County orgariza-
tions, exists in this state for the purpose
of procuring subscriptions to aid the Free
State Cause in Kansas. The Stata AS
ISOLATION consists of Central Commit
tee, whose Chairman is + p WALToN.
aud Treasurer GEORGE HowEs, both Of
Montpelier. This Committee employs
IN agent, Rev. b Il NEwroN Of St AL.
bans, to visit the various Counties. form
County organizations and receive sub.
scriptions. The money collected is to
he appropriated by the Central Commit
tee, who propose to raise a Vermont
Company of settlers for Kansas, giving
assistance to such as need it. The fol.
lowing advertisement appeared in the
Vermont Chronicle, of the 22d inst.
The Pioneer party from Vermont to set
tie in Kansas will start on the 18th day
of August next. Persons wishing to Join
this party are requested to inform the
undersigned, by letter at St Adams. All
others willing to contribute in aid of
this party should forward their contrbu-
tions Immediately to George Howos,
Treasurer, of Montpelier Vt.
B. B NEwroN.
For Vt. State Kansas Committee.
The Counties of Chittcndeu and Ad.
olson have organized by the appointment
of County Committees with authority to
appoint town committees. The Chair.
man of the County Committee of Addi.
son County is Rev S. HUnLBuRr Of New
Haven, and all subscriptions in the
county may be forwarded to him or di.
rect to the Treasurer of the State Asso.
citation, Mr.. HowEs of Montpelier.
Committees have been appointed in
some of tue towns 10 this county, and
collections have been made. 1t is in.
tended that the town committees shall
call meetings in their respective towns
to procure subscriptions, and also an.
point District Committees to obtain CON
tr'butons by personal solicitation in
their respective localities
| am not informed as to the amount Of
money raised in this state. Various
towns have raised from 800 to 500.
Nor do | know how large the Pioneer
Company is to be That will probably de-
pend in part upon the amount of the sub.
scriptions. Whatever is done for that
party should DO done promptly.
W, F BAscon,
Member Of County Kans C,m.
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III nrric D .

At Appleton Wis July 18th by the R'v.
A. b. Randall, Miss JENNErrE GarDLsY
youngest daughter of Rev. G.. IL. Gridlcy, to
the Hon. i. Lay RANDALL.
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Further Notice.

THE subscriber would give notice that all
who have unsettled accounts or notes at his
shop, must call and adjust the same between
this date and the 10Th of July, OF they will
have 10 settle With an attorney.
June "A. 1885. n BRoUsao.
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TO Rent or Sell.

INllE subscriber having received unex-
pected Inducements to continue in charge
Of the Seminary, offers for rent or sale his
house and land, on Weybrldge street, lately
owned by J. Hagar, Esq
~ VI. BASCOM
Middlcbury, July %, 1866. Is
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DR.. LispESAnp
continues to be con
suited confidential
ly and successfully
on ali forms CT pri-
vatc diseases, AT his
o d Established
Hospital,No. 8 Bca-
yer St, "A lhany, NY.
Or. Lifpeaard5
Great Work.
rivateM edical
Treatise
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SALE OF BLACK HAWK STocK -
Charles Rice, Esq, of Boston, has re-
Gently purchased some very fue young
horses of Black Hawk blood which no
takes to Massachusetts, for his own use.
He purchased a splendid yrs. old
mare of Fordyce Nash of Middlebury,
for 5000. She goes in fine style and is
q fast trotter She is by old Black
Hawk.
Mr.. Rice also purchased fine black 5
yrs old mare, by old Black Hawk, Of
James Barbour of Bridport, and colt
of great excellence, two years old Zen
tire), by BLACK Hawk Chief" which
has twice drawn the premium at tho
County Fair, of Austin Dana Of Corn
wall
We congratulate Mr. Rice on his for
tunate selections, which we are sure will
do grea, credit TO the race in his hands
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
w Il, the subscribers, being appointed 10y,
w the Probate Court for the District (
Addison, Commissioners, TO receive, exam
inc and adjust all claims and demands OF
all persons against th~estatriot
MICHAEL CUNNINGHAM,
late of Middlcbury,n said district deceased,
and also all claims and demands exhibited
in offset thereto; and months from the
30th day Of June, A. D.,lS56, being allow
ed by "a d Court for that purpose, We do
therefore t. ,reby give notice that VIC Will
attend to he business of our said appoint
ment,a AT the office of Hiram W. Pitts, "n
Wednesday the Sd day of September next,
and Wednesday the 18th day of December
next, fl ON one o'clock, A. NJ, until four O.
clock, = NJ, on each IT said days
HIRAM w, PITTS, Commits
DAHL. l.. POTTER. sioners.
Dated at Middlcbury, this goth day Of June,
A. d. 1856. S;3w
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Stray Sheep.

'ame into the enclosure of the subscriber
~ on about the first ofJune, five sheep and
one lamb.
The owner is requested to prove nropertv.
pay charges and take them away.
- NORMAN WHIPPLE.
Mlddlebury, July -, lass, lI,sS
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GER MAN FLY PAPER.
SURE DEATH TO FLIES.

PROF. MONKS GER.
NJ AN fLlPAPER for the
sure snl certain destruc.
iinn of FLIES, ANTS,
BUGS, MOSQUlTOES.&c
This valuable article Is
offered To the public rs a
Deadly Poison for the a.
hove named pests to all
hou-ekcepers and families.
!, v perfectly simple
md snie, yet sure and Ger.
tain IN its action. There
Is likewise no danger to lie
unprecedented from the in.
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Several new and cheap Publications Is
cents piece or 4 for 80 cents, just received
at COPELAND'S News Room, No. Brew.
stcr's Block.
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Albany Private Hospital.
Quick Cures and Low Prices.

NO. BEAVER STREET, ALBANY, n. Y.
f'rsniy Thousand Patients Eured 1RnuaIly
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C'cONGER & FIELDS LATE uADLEY &
~ FIELDS, American writing Fluid TO-
sale al COPELANp'S.
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Executors Sale of Real Estate
fTIIE undersigned will sell at public auc-
Il ton o., the premises, on Thursday, the
llth of August, 10 close the estate Of tho Late
John S. Lanabcc, Esq, the
Stone Store, Store-House and Dock,
situated Mt Larrabee's Point in Shorcham VI.
The premises are well adapted for mcrcan.
tile business or manufacturing purposes, aud
are too well known to require further dcs-
criptior. l3tal4
SAMUEL II HOLLEY Executor.
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New Books.

The Wanderer, 100
Worth and Wealth, 112
States and Territories of the great West, 10
Life of Amos Lawrence, SO
Green Mountain Girls, 112
Florence Betrayed ] 90
Young Ladies Cabinet Of Gems, 100
Shakcsperian Dictionary, 1,25
Town and Country 100
My First Dream, IS
Female Life in N. Y. City, 90
How to get Rich, 20
"Wc1l give 'em jessie"
Harper for August, 90
Banou's Monthly, 10
Several new and cheap Publications Is
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MAssAsoIr SALvE CUREs ScRofuLA Hu.
MoRs.-Orrin Chilson, il, depot master, Of
Bellingham, Mass, writes, "a have been af-
flicted with a Scrofulous lIumor for many
years. tried many medicines by the adj
vice Of physicians, but found no relief; at
last tried your Salye, and in a short time
it cured me. If could not get another box
without paying the sum of five | should
give IL
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E'oR sALE.-Fifty tons of Hay, forty hoad
L Of Cattle, scveity-tive Sheep. farming
tools, &c. q FF.
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COMFORT FOR THE AGED The Montreal
Transcript, speaking Of WrsrARs BALsAM
oFWiLD CHERRY, June Il, lays: awe be
licye it to be generally recognized as useful
medicine by medical men, and we can state
with perfect truth and sincerity, that in one
case with which we are more particular &C.
quainted-that ofan old gentleman, at least
eighty years Of age, residing few miles
from this city, and who is troubled at times
with an asthmetic complaint the most de-
cided relief is obtained whenever he makes
use Of the Balsam this, at the advanced
period Of life which lie las arrived at, may
be considered an unanswcrable proof of its
virtues"
Look out for limitations.
None genuine unless signed J. BUTTS on
on the wrapper
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very reasonable terms.
Niddt6arg John W. Stewart,
Joseph Warner, D. s. Church,
Jus,us Cobb, W. NJ. Bass
James NJ. Sladc,
lioratio Seymour. Pergennes.
Emerson Il Wright, Edward Seymour,
William Sladc, Phip C. Tucker,
Calvin Hill, Geo. W. Grandcy,
Nathan Wood, George Parker,
z, Bcckwith, w. 4. Parker,
Samuel Swift, 81 Strong,
Peter Starr + L. Woodbridge,
A. Chapman, II. Q. Horton,
T. Battcll, Ira Bingham,
d. Stewart, II, c. Johnson.
S. i. Rockwell J u. Atwcll.
James Mcachami H. T. Lcaeilt,
i Labaree,
j. Davenport. NV Haren
Charles l.. Allen, S, Hurburt.
W, p Russell
Geo. \. Boardman, Fc,ris5nrgk.
W ii. Parker. Henry Rogers.
II. D. C, Robbins,
j. A. Beckwith, BrooSSriic.
z. Bass, NJ. Brooks.
References in favor of Chittenden County
Map, by the same Publishers:
Jos, d. Allen, d. A. Danforth,
+. +. Wales, J. i. Wheeler
d, French, G w Benedict,
J. S. Pierce, w. II. French,
N G.. Clark, c.. Davey.
VIM. Weston, J. 3. Adams.
Saml. !! Jl;i g'or.
Post Office Address, Addison House, Mid.
dleburV Vt
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Groceries,,

COD FISH and Maokcrcl, for sale at
- RUSSEL'S
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Family Stores.
Zinc Paints,

CPRING STYLES MoLESKlN hats. fos
~ sale by L. VALLETTE.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15
KANSAS.
rlFFIANIsM AND RAscAurY.

EITFIANISW AND RASCNtlIf. ,r.
We COZ, thc lolowiug ic,u,s from NE iH''@ W.
raAsl Tr,b,nc OF juy - -, ,,, aho VA.
ON Ftidpv the ION instant. lame m'n w, 0',s wa"
,,sming fof Mr.. Barlclo. from PInyrA u ro,c'
CIV, was taken 10y lsnd "f rotAn'' ~ 1', ~ tb.,c
man the murderer of Dow. who a-'nu'., ,:,L c,s,
captain. lis load con-rmg o' wa+t,lcn ron
one hur6r,d collars in kahsa, City' "" r~er1ase.
l,rn e,d H., hardy c4capod with hl- me- "..,a-,
"a -. oT ,yte,minnt,on ofthc treeo'e s'''o'
were loac and loud among thci1, r hath nr,vi.; ms
SNo" o''I I,iIr.esIalpg - c,riict ON NY th'' ofhd
90 60 io,. ON such awhole 'aIe s'sie 'as ~ 'e'
nov, hardly ann hoIscs IN the bahue y. - g., ~
r,t,lers in that vicinity no ON" ~ ..ye;l ,,fmnts
PuhdG, ~aoS .sde 70 uurder. We are ihiorn u -
ia, rp"r.dsv eycuipg Mr. ID. ~ CHytoa' H., FE! .
Lou1 e. te an uncOmpomisi' ffee,o'at' u-su, JnN.
80" 80. ,,y,,;,r y. from LpwieDcc, while plcSeLnS Nu1
e,i ,ns fir az by two rDfisns, VITO lad - rre,-
"a ,S"r,vo. m some brush near the path, wheIe L.
o,oscs ffsdipg his horse Nj. Clayton very p:)ml'-
~ r,tuped the fru, when the rHihsus toVh " ti4e
bu,he., one Of them hmpng a. he went
THIS Corman has erected !Jg iOrt az Tie Eea O!
Vrl Gre, k which is about four cen miles cas- ~ IA,
u,ts, WHICH l. maGned by about 30 orniei NO, snl
ilfce cauIon. Ii is at this place tht a. ths pr3Gr
in the shape cf provisions, guns Nc', hspo''cu TX
>eir Guerrilla psltics. Auc @ha. makes the ca.e sLl
un,e nogravaiing is that Company j, ot 10 Cntct
S,a,e Drcgoons--who have been en- Oled by oder oi
tLe Adnnhisj ration ffon Col buiofds comgs y Nno
cnooucoa themselves so calamity the tee:u non u:
Lawreucc that Pierce, Douglas ana Bnchaodn ;9ouS i
II necessary TO take them INTO the regu ~ ssiv,e 10
OroeT that they might have men 10 rely Gp0n , 90
tboir oir1y wmk-haye been statlOned At PolGy-G 70
det,l tue settlers bE, instead OF resisting the law
ssd ordsr" binos winch are pro yus arorra th9n,
they allowed and irtic pa.ed IL ;he!- rt'ra'es
Where arc those -four valiant )mp4ults ths' Tere
brought up in battle array before Constltu,ol i.i ca
the 4th Of July, who were eager TO dsoGIi a
armed BODIES in the State-so mucn thas .c"y even
dashed through and broke up q i.h OF Jdly -!9nTa
ton Where they Echo ar4wers, Were
when they are called upon TO di,baad d c}G.ary
Iro-SlaycTy men.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15
THE KANSAS LEGISLATCRF.

Tie b rdef papcrs are exultlng the idc. tta.
fnal nonplus has been gwen to tnc ksas .s Lsgsl
tVrc ano Of Eastern Jet .er writer's are
vow the matter in the same GIT. Tiey NJ: have
cot thcli ssiOs rom o. her sOdrces at.c Frvs
State Int n, such ides i3 has been enter iqe
Tor mOmeLt among US The orie!s ~ Co. - ncer
weIr 10 prevent the Legislature from meeting on t4c
ath Of jay, and by the all of tho United S~my
Re enforced his orders. But there p-cu,' q"
given ttat they wop'd LO, met at sogls sGt.s 'sh
TINE. And when the Hi-mJeiS went 10 teen - L.,
they did 20 with the cXpcc All II of beng c3sd To-
getheT ain short tine, and Their eE pecan NJ
WiA be realized. IL only rouaics for the E2ccsitve
oilicer of the State TO sue e calf for an eN as-i)n
arc WE believe thht tsle s member a. 81 10.
respond 10 with hearty e0O1-F., and fclii % tte
ktttr tie object for which theS cgosea by t1--
fellow. .C1els-the orders OF Pre- lent Pee - re
contrary LOtwitE, tanding.
Ii idle to suppose thS. the people OF 3I9as az 70
be dtca'td in tbtir object, without prortyt sli de
cided effort their part TO secure % tlensev wee -
tee, aid enforce thIopgholt the state tie Ne )ies
Ot right and OF sclfROvtIrment. Other lein-o-.9s
have orI d for Themselves Sac Governments, !
have beer allowed to take their position wa .l he
Circle of the Union when not ga old - " eye, Gla
with population not halt a. st-oe a. ol.'. na'
reaeOuahlc excuse eau there be Toy a. iUtsg - .
There !. Lonc. We hays population sctf e. .1r
State organZation have fulfilled III the C,.eleI's
OF the Genoa Government, IN tJrnrs ~, < IL
ZatiOn have drafted and ado Jtcd 2 sac ~ l.
tior-opc TOO, which gives uh!vcrsa satsi l,.-JA, -
much so that the day of ) adOp1)1 t2ere Nls
hardly a rs, ntng vote. nIer th Cong m ~ We
intend 10 form q Code Of Law and pu' t1en .ato
elect; end with them intend to DC G-n-,ed NJ
The Union, or remain as an independent >isc oIt o.
t.. The question i. ouly as to tnc. Il clr-la a4-
bayOntts of Pierce, Douglas ami Buch4Eal n27e on'y
celsy ed its opera ions u few days he Ia resc
vii be Just fhe same il permitted 70 % o a he
commenc, nent And when The Rep. n,.,ve, OF
The people meet again, it Will he with tbo~ c)cstiC-
,n,s around them prepared 10 de'sn! them Il GHy
emeLscnCv aud enforce tdcc enGcmer,s. Ine =. ants
viii find that it is sonnet hing besides boz pay Wien
they again attempt to send hone tbe Ee9,estn.s,.te
nf Eir4 J.. alrtlD-