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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-30

Txpyersp Ryrpps OF MoPsors TO NAu-
voo.-Joe smith-the younger was
made head Of the Church at their meeting
last year, In Amboy. Lee county, ILL.,, Is
now calling the faithful home TO the scene
OF their ancient temple, in Nauvoo.
by the extracts below, from the Warsaw
Bulletin Of the goth, II will be easy to see
that there will be something warm in Old
Hancock besides politics
Tss MoRmoNs Cos,ss. From the fol
lowing communication 1t appears that the
Mornons in favor Of joseph Smith. Jr.,
are about TO locate Mt Nauvoo. We learn
that the number of Motmuns referred 10
In the letter have already arrived, and re
port others on the way. The feeling ~
relation thereto, in this city, is anything
but pacific. and IN accordance with that
fnct will be found attached to the co'n'nu-
nieation call for meeting of our citizens
TO- night
NArvoo. Aug rs. 1860.
hsaFv iSsphsss and Dt6sfs - We write 70
communicate to yuu the intelligence thst
. strong effort j. now being innde 10 locate
the Murmons NJ Nauvuo. and that In our
opinion the effort will he successful, unless
eountcrse,ed by immediate and decided
aetion Of Hancock county. Mr.. Edmunds
has been east aud contracted for tract Of
land adjacent ~ the steamboat landing.
for the benefit of the Mormons. And IL
reported that some two hundred of them
will be landed here 10 y few days. We
think II advisable aud proper, in view Of
the circumstances. for the people OF the
country 10 hold pteeihet meetings, and
have general expression Of sentiment
relative 10 the proposed emigration, bat
yum pass resolutions touching the matter,
aud send copies uf the sane TO oil the
county rapers-not forgetting the Nauvoo
paper. which IL supposed TO be In the IT.
terest Of the Mormons. Wethink prompt
action IN this respect win have good ei-
feet in preventing the proposed emigration
and securing the county from further dis
tuibanee and difficulty.
Most respectfully, etc.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-30

Three Hundfed Bsrreis-Aii ~ New whsst and
Of such variety az to qusiity and prices TO suit
all prepared purchasers. We who need the "stsn
Of hfe," pray attend.
en- Store and MIL corner OF Third and Con-
vent'cn streets, Baton Rouge.
spF2s JOSHUA BFAb.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-30
WHISKY WIlIsKYu

ion KEGS of favorite whisky, Just re-
IUU ceived and for sale by
sug2s TRAHAN n LANDRY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-30

TSROM VIEW wHEAT.-fso Barrel. Flour
II from New Nbes,-jus, ,eeeiyed ana FOR sale
JOSHUA BFAIt
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-30
lay, conn, OATS AND BRAN.

SA BALES Hay Of superior quality;
cV goo Sacks prime yellow Corn
300 heavy large grain Oats
goo choice Bran, for ssle by
aug2s TRAHAN ~ LANDRY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-30
SOAP. CANDLES AND STARCH.

ODn BOXES Of the above articles, and
ZVV we'll assorted by different qualities,
is now for sale nj the Triangular store by
aug2s TRAHAN ~ Landry.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-30
SELLING orr AT COsT.

TN ORDER 10 reduce my etoek ~ Goods efors
Il removing my store TO the house nov ocerpi.
I'll by Theodore svldmsnp, will commence TO.
day 10 sell the same at cost for cash. have on
bsp5 large assortment Of Dry Goods Of every
description snd ladies will find here rsre Up
pcrtunity 10 buy Goods at extremely iov prices.
=. N. ASHER
julyi7 Sind Lafayette street
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-30

WE HAVE just received a supply of
w Bonnet Ribbons, also full assort-
ment of black Velvet Ribbons,
At the PHfLA CASH STORE,
nov24 Lafayette Street.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-08-03
C,renIt Ceurt-Nan:tawse Carn-r.

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'a''., '''~'''T .',"o - i 1',, g,
ia,. ..'S r = w. ~ r -, ~ '''' q
'A""fI ''.' ''''' 80 0..'''''
~ virtue o. ana pursuant e a judgment
rendered III ""..' court III 'le above entitled
a'.lo&' o. me an day q ApG.L 1900,
I iIne y. bNlry' l'eteFee arr"inted IL
s., ,. Judgment shal' eApo%7 Tor sale, an"
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA

i Bensvoisnt Institution established Jy .S1eeial
Fpd9rment for HE Pe75sf n D. 81.
" ''o 0.'"
ana O'S''esEsa c5tseSSa 'e't" bti7'-
lent and Epidemic Diseases,
T1HE HOWARD ASSOCIATION +, v,.u- :.
the awful destruction of bnma,, If, 80
bv Sexual diseases and the decar+io-,s .,;-i
unon the unfortunate victims ~ 80 49,
o1acks several ys.rs CO 5;y,,.o5 -. y!
ing Surgeon. CIIA8ITAETE ACT - -
their name fl o,,o1 Tsnosr,- -. 49,, - =.
.rt1is cIsss IF -, N 80 :. ~
Give Vrnr,r -. -, - - IN ,,,il' 70
letter with a Dissertation, NJ tH.-ir cor,7;+f -
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II I . x 3 u Il 70.

The only authentic memoir of him ever pub.
Iished.
One volume, I2mo., cloth, 4O2 pages, with liz
lustratons. Price, 500. And upon receipt
Of the price and q cents additional for Postage
a copy of the book, together with handsoms
present worth from so cents to 500, will be sens
to any address in the United States
Life Of Sam. Houston. G. G. Exams, PhiEa-
delphia.
There is no campaign in medern military
history which for its extent, although attended
with such disastrous results, although eyentual-
" ending in the the liberty OF the Republic, than
that conducted by Gen Samuel Houston, during
the years 1867 il the defence of the Ameri-
cans then settled upon the frontiers of Mexico.
IN brief period, with a small band of Heroes
hastily raised eR RldSSc, and lily armed and ac-
courted, the brilliant defence of the Alamo, was
made forever glorious by the bloody massacre,
perpetratel by tie MeXicans. This unfortunate
event which showed valuable lessons and gori-
Gus Illustrations q the vaIor of our citizen sol,
diers, and Of the genius Of tue Great Chief and
Hero, ought not 10 be forgotten or hastily CLAN.
ced over. 1t IS believed that the campaign d,-
ring the Texan war has not received full Justice
in the narratives which were published, the nu-
merOus merits Of which were married by serious
errors. BY comparing these various versions.
and by consultation with those who played prom~
inent parts in this event il our history, i is be-
leved that the biography Of the Texan Hero,
WEIGH is Invested of cumbrous details of military
tccAaicaHties, IS as faithful and exact as it is
practicable to render a narrative of this descrp-
ton.
The sole desire Of the author has been to do
tull justice TO American valor and patriotism,
and 10 present truthful aud vivid pictures of
that memorable war and Of the conduct of the
Grcat Chief, who -priaeing from the people,
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0ffjctol Gtrcctnc9>
UyITED STATES GOVERNMENT.

TNlTEJ STATES GOVERNMENT
Preudenl-JAMES BUCHANAN, of Penn
vlvani7.
Vtee Presi4snt-JoHs c. BRzcSIzR,Deg, Of
Kentucky.
Seccet1ry Of State-Lewis Cass, of Michigan.
Sceretary u War-J hn B. Floyd, Of Virginia.
Secretary Of Nayy-I-aac Toucey, OF Conn.
Secretary If reaaerg-HowcI Cobb, Of Ga.
Secretary Of Lterior-Jacob Thompson, Of
Mississippi.
Attorney Hcncral-Jeremah s. Black, Of Pen.
Postmaster General-Joscph Holt
c'omnljssiorer of La0d Gffcc-T.A Hendricks
Commissso,ser # Lsisa5. A.foirs-George ".
hanypenDy.
Commissioner IF Potents-Josah Minct.
Ca,ef oTustir1 >aprrne Conrt-Royer B.Tar ey
.fssocigts Jusilces-John Mclean, James ".
Wayne, John katron, Peter Y Daniel, Samua
Melon, KyLcrt c. Grier, Benz L. Curtis, JOHN j
campbell
z. S, NrrsEa! Jor tlac,n5t1s-Jehu H. LewN
j., Of MIwsu.ee.
D,puty Na, ,Ial Il Nanitosoc-Jere. Crow
ley.
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CFcnit Court. Counfy Of TaBitowoc.

Perry P. Smith oqt. James McDauies, William
ii. Wright, and Anna II. Aldr.-a.
The State Of Wisconsin to the above named De
icnants.
NUU are hereby summoned AID required to
I answer the complaint in this action which
was fled in the office Of the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court in and for The county Of Haultowoc, on
tie 18th day Of March, 1850, and serve q copy
of your answer on the subscriber at Maui,owo.,
Wisconsin, within ninety days after tie service
hereof, exclusive Of tie d y Of such service, nd
il y.u tail u answer the complaint u Aforesaid
Che plaintiff VII. apply 70 the CJ-rt for Tie rc III
'..aa.i.I Il Tie compliant.
VI. Il NL-MN-s r-N-. ALL.r-o--
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~tra ii.

IRON the subscriber in the town Of Franklin,
| on the 24th Of June one eight year Old OK,
bcht red white star ia the face, white spot on
the right hind gua.tcr, white on the right
shoulder, right ear Fit up audlarge sl1ght horns.
Any person knowing thc Whereabouts OF Tue
above described OK viii confer favor b giving
inform alton at this c0ice Collins Cos, store or
Hearek SchrIm n. in the town OF Franklin.
SIMON ulNEk.
Manitown', July -6.h, 1860. 2-i>lw
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c,,,up Court srltouce C8nrrY

TT lex Foy against r.elolir G,r-Esr aad K1u5o
Tor son.
TIVE State Of Wisconsin, to Fredolil Gerst-r,
rud huude T3rr,son, tho above u mod de-
PENDANTS. You arc hereby summoned to au.aeT
the complaint Of Ps;rirs Toy, Plaintiff, copy o.
which was on the S D. Jay u July 1850 fled
IN the Office Of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court ia
AID fer the Couaty q Manitovoc, and serve a
copy your answer % the subscriber At Aa"to
voc, Wis, within twenty days after the service
or ,bi. summons on yoa. exclusive Of tie day Of
inch service. and YOU fit answer -eli com
paint a. hereby rcgu. e. lie lailla all APP
,ly 70 the Court for tie relief demanded in the
complaint.
". u. NICHOLS. Pi..aFs Afy '2l4 81
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III lEIl7[7-LIEE

Having largo an varied assortment Of job
7 p, and Ts:o pEzssEs, the Proprietor IS pre-
l.z-l to a1ecata all kiad- Of JgH PRrST!sG on
short no.ice and at fair prices.
= Al kinds Of Farmers Produce taken az
us olAee il payment tor work 0r papers.
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United States Marshal's Sale.


( benjamin Jones O. yF-,-o-,.:,
Perry L. Smith
BY virtue Of an Alias Wit of Fieri
Facias, issued out Of and under the Seal Of
the District Court Of the United States for
the District of Wisconsin, in the above en-
titled cause, tested on the twenty first day
Of June, 1860. to me directed, command
! ing me Of the goods and chattels, lands
aud teuerents of the above named defen
/ dant 10 cause - be made a certain sum Of
/ money therein specified, | have levied upon
ard Shall sell at PUBLIC AUCTION, TO
the highest bidder, on Saturday, the
eleventh day Of August, 1850, at three
I o'clock Z. ~, at the Post Office in the
/ village Of Manitowoc, in Nanitowoc couu-
/ Is in said District, all the right. title and
interest which the above namei defendants
had on the fifteenth day OF October, 1858,
or have since acquired, ia ana 10 the fol
loving described property, to wit:
The following real estate situate in the
west half Of the South estquarter Of Sec
ton No. twenty (20) township No. nine
teen 90, North Of Range No. twenty four
! East, in the County Of Mauitowoc, State of
/ Wisconsin, embraced in the village plat Of
the village If Manitowoc, and described as
follows, to wit: Lois No four a. and
I FIVE ~, and the west thirty SIX (3G) feet Of
lot number three (3) in Book number
eight (S). Lots No. one, % two, %
three 81 four e. and five %, in Block
No. nine ~. Lots No. one, ~ two, (2)
three, 81 four a. and five 81 in Block
no. ten (10). Lot 20. one ID and the
east forty six (4G) feet Of lot No. two C2)
IN block No. eleven al. LotNo one q
two, ~ three, 3, four, q five, 5 six I6I
seven, ! eight, s nine, 8 ten, 10I
eleven, IN twelve, III thirteen, 1871
fourteen, II fifteen, II5I sixteen, L1Gl
seventeen, III eighteen. [lS] nineteen
| 19 and twenty l2G in block No. forty
three [43I Lota No nine, 8 ten, T10I
thirteen Is and the north half Of lot No
fourteen II in blocI, No. forty four Il !.
Lots No. one, II two. II three, III four,
+ five, IS six, FGl seven, RI eight, Isl
niae . ten, TI0I eleven, II twelve, I12l
thirteen, li$I fourteen, l4I fifteen, Ll5I
sixteen, IS seventeen, II eighteen Isl
nineteen lJi aaj twenty 20 in block
No. forty five .45 Lots No. four, T+I
iiye, III six, 81 pine, I9l ten, T10I dir
teen, Is toGrseoo, II niHe,esa I1JI and
twenty, I2ol and tDs west six 81 feet Of
lot 40 seven, I eight, | eleven, III
twelve III AMI fifteen, | IS aud tie vest
thirty SIX IS fees Of lots No three 3 and
eighteen, Is in block No. forty &c
Lots No. four, ~ f"e, Isl six, L6I tA:r
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T f. I, VI

To Village Subscribers, when lef; By the Car
rirr, s2,JS per aHnum.
To Nail ard oEce Subscribers, sl,00-inVa-
ruby IN a4g4ncs
E.even copies siIl be sent TO one post Office On
the receipt Of 5000. Twenty copies on the
receiPt Of $500,
~ Advertising at the usual rates.
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$4,000 Copies Already Sold.
EFERYBODY'S LAWYER
AND
COUNSELLOR IN BUSINESS.

OF TIE PHILADELPHIA BAR
IT TELLS YOU
How to draw up PARTNERSHIP PAPERS and
gives general forms for AGREzXsNTs OF all kinds,
Bills OF SALE, LEASES and PErITIoNs,
IT TELLS YOU
How to draw up BONDS and MoRrGAeEs,
Afhdayits, Powers of Attorney, Notes and Bills
OF Exchange, Receipts and Releases.
ITTELLS YOU
The Laws for the COLLECTION of DEBTS, with
the Statutes Of Limitation, and amount and kind
of property Exempt from Execution in eYery
States.
IT TELLS YOU
How to make an Assignment properly, with
forms for Composition with Creditors, and the
IusOlyeut Laws of every State.
IT TELLS YOU
The legal relations existing between Guardian
and Ward Master and Apprentice, and Land
lord and Tenant.
II TELLS YOU
What constitutes Libel and SANDER, and the
law as to Marriage Dover, the Wi,es r ght in
Property, Divorce aud Alimont.
IT TELLS YOU
The Law for Mechanics Liens in every State,
and the Naturalization Laws Of this country, and
how to comply with lie same.
II TELLS YOU
The Law concerning Pensions and how to
obtain one, aud the Pre-EmpGion Laws to Public
Lands.
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yI,HE UNDERSIGNED intends 70 erect this
s.ason fI-t ci4s= OH NEE.E in Mans
itovoc He tal.1.o would ask the Farmers to
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JACOB LANE.

j4biret Manufacturer and Furnishing Store
Con gandy on hand every description Of Ma
Aogany, Black Walnut, and plain Furniture,
which Is as good. aud viii be sold as cheap a.
that manufactured in Milwaukee, or elsewhere.
Aaa.towoc, July, 1859. uI-tf
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FROM THE PREFACE.

's1'i ''1-- / LII AZ
Tie Enpr. JOSEF hine was one Of the most
remuAabIa al all the extraordinary characters
VINO rose INTO CONSPICUOUS public positions IN
Go"Sr4" e' 81 ''e ife.ch .eFon,lon. Won>
d"AW &'e tue events o! her lie. With the kind
sat ana most aiecioIa'a OF human hearts, she
united tue steTle-t nr nClgcs Of reCtitude, and Il
comPre. o--I'e Genius.
InpoIncaI foresight, her superiority to Nap0>
leon Is 30" universally recognized. Had he
listened 70 h,r aimoa.yions tha fall Of hi= Gnu
pre might have bana gYyrtod Il is worthy of
notice ljat lhis political foresight and ability has
been Inherited by her defoeudauta, two of whom,
Napoleon III. md Pedro IL respectively the
present emperors Of France and Brazil, are
among the aJest sovercigus now reiguing in
world.
The events Of Jascphine's life. and remarkable
5~i S ona a, %ga 5ao o @payea amidst
not OIL. an exceeding Interesting but a highly
In s2S,p " ~o read 39' I D'ofsaR m9;
@a.'enaa comparison w..a that Of any other bis
J..a me caa.tlnt WI looked to the glory Of
France aud Il" Gma d hcr husband as the two
most desirable objects. When Napoleon desired
10 perrctUlte his DYNASTY by a second MARRIAGE
when might yield him a male heir to his throne,
Jos.phine nohly sacrificed her own feelings TO
what she was told might cveutpate to the advan-
tage Of France n his adversely this true wo-
man forgot al but their happy years Of welded
| '.ye-remcmh.rad not thai sbe had been repu-
t'a;ei, but that he vas unfortunate
We have freely drawn upon various authors,
VIC have recorded anecdotes and traits Of Jo-
I..L4e as tsiated 10 lhem' WIN the tender re-
an - "lio"' 100 lltt, recognized her
Years and i # bonoJ t,t m h1oil uiI M et
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1T TELLS YOU

Tie SYMPTOMS # Cholera Norbus, Malignant
Cholera, Smallpox, DyseEtery, Cramp, Dir
eases q the Bladder Kidneys and Liver, and
the best remedies for their cure.
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Dated Nanitowoc, June Sth, 1860.
+. D. BEARDSLEY, Referee.
IN, II N-tcLoI. pm, LIZ,
Judgment Of Foreclosure and sale

State Of WisconsiH-hanitowoc County Circuit
Court. Francisha Stonr, PIH, against johann
Bast, and Johanna Bast, lis vie, and Ferain-
and Bast, and Ernesuna Bast his wife, Dett's
II virtue Of, and pursuant to a Judgment Of
l. foreclosure and sale, rendered in said Court
in the above entitled action, on the 30th day Of
April, 1860, I shall expose for sale and sell at
public auction, at the Court House in the village
OF Aui,ow0c, IN said Nautowoc county, On
Tuesday the lIth day Of August, 1850, at tie
hour Of 10 o'clock A N. Of that day, the following
described mortgaged pemises mentioned il tIs
complaint and in the said Judgment in this &c
ton. or SO much thereof as may be necessary 10
raise the amount of said judgment, interest, AID
costs, together with the expenses and costs Of
sale, TO VT: J.9ts number i've 81 and SIX, (6I
in Block mum three hundred and twenty five,
n the village Of Manitowoc, and State u Wis
cCEsin,-ShegI'- Office Nav :, 1860.
LOUIS KEMPER, Sheriff
CHAs. EsSLINGFR, PITTS Atty. l2wi4
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Es.- wsEz-r y
NNs-s --A- s.srI
PRUFE,s03 HENRY TAYLOR. n. D.



TT TINS Won
l'G" @ as5''u upon tHe cs, mr. how 10 r""#
5s.s and 10y 6. to sss.l against infection fro"
IN ,rrrra,.,-oyr
Il Hills w.
/ OF the various diseases q children. md Civcs
the best ana Simplest mode Of t.catnept dur
! ing Tcethiag, Commissions, Vaccination,
/ WhoopiDg-couEh, Measles, Sc.
TT r,l,rTe, z-,,T-
-''-1-o ~
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II TELLS YOU

The symptoms of Fever and Aguo, and Bilious
Yellow, Typhus, Scarle. and other FeveTs, and
gives YOU the best and simplest remedies for
their cure,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-08-03
IT TELLS YOU

The best and simplest treatment for Wounds,
Broken Bones aud D@iocaGon@, Sprains, Lock
Jaw, Fever Sores. White Swellmgs, Ulcers,
Whllows, Boiis, Scgsvy, Burns and ScrotUla
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It IELLS YOU

fine symptoms Of Epilepsy, Jaund'ce, Piles,
Rupture, Diseases Of the Heart, Hemouhage
Yenereal Diseases, aud Hydrophobil, and
gives the best remedies for their cure.
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IT TELLS YOU

How to make your WILL, and how to Ad-
minister on an Estate, with the Law aud requr~
mcnts thereof in every axe.
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The law for Patents, with mode Of proceiur,
in obtaining one, Interierances, ignmeuts az,
Table OF Eues
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IT TELLS YOU

The meaning Of Law Terms in general use,
md explains 70 You tie Legislative, Executive
-ad Ju5icia! Powers Of bytn the General and
;,ate Governments
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-03-09

until men shall fear it. failure no more thar
we now apprehend that the sun will cease to
hold it's eternal place in the heavens.
DISCIPLINE OF THE AMERICAN CITIZEN.
Neye, theless, | do not expect to see this
nu7ely popular, though majestic system
alwavs working on UNATTENDED by the pres
ance and exhibition of human temper and
huma1 passions. That would be to expect
10 eniov rewards, benefits, AMI blessings,
without llbor. care and watchfulness, an ex-
n-ctation contrary to divine appointment.
These are the discipline of the American cit
izen an he must inure himself to 1t.
When. as now, a great policy fastened upon
the country through its doubts and eirs,
confirmed by it's habits, and strengthened by
n~ersonal interests and ambitions, is to be re-
laxed and changed, in order that the nation
NAV have its Just and natural and free de-
~velopments, then, indeed, all the winds OF
controversy are let loose upon us from all
points Of the political compass, we see OBJ
iects and men only through hazes, mists. and
doubtful and lurid lights.
PERORATION.
The earth seems to be heaving under our
feet, and the pillars of the noble fabric that
protects us to be trembling before our eyes.
But the appointed end of all this agitation
comes at last, and always seasonably the
tumults of the people subside the country
becomes calm once more and then we find
that only our senses have been disturbed, and
that they have betrayed US. The earth is
firm as always before, and the wonderful
structure, for whose safety we have feared 80
anxiously. now more firmly fixed than ever,
still stands unmoved, enduring, and immo-
able.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-03-09

Town Auditors the Town Agent and 5v II.
Street Commissioner.
The laying of full reports Of the Tor.
Business before the voters, anteceds.
Town Meeting, as begun this year. met With
appreciation on every hand, AMI is to be c,D-
timed as a regular system. Great benefit,
will follow from it.
The usual appropriations for services ~
Selectmen, Treasurer, and Auditors wero
made.
A Tax Of forty cents on the dollar on tho
Grand List of the Town (the same "A La,
year) was ordered and the following rssolu.
tons were passed
Re,oiued, That the thanks Of the Town are bsr.
by rendered to Carolus Noyes, Selding Pattee. 5
J. Fay, William C. HickOk and Samuel Huntin,
ton, for the judicious and satisfactory manner
which they have discharged the duties iutrusted n
them as Committee Of construction Of the Tow
Poor House; and that the Town Audit,rs be "a,
quested to fix upon what in their opinion is a re,.
sonable compensation for the services Of the zen.
tlenen named, and be author lied TO draw ord.,,
on the Town Treasury in their favor therefor.
Resolued, That the Town approves the practice
inaugurated by the Selectmen Of last year Of prs-
s%enting a full and detailed exposition Of town At
fairs to the consideration of the Town Meeting
and request that the practice be continued; a65
to facilitate the preparation Of these reports il
further
Resolvsd, That the Town year, for the purpose,
of these reports, be taken to be closed on the last
day Of January ia each year. and that the reports
of the various Town officers be finished and fur
nished to the Sele;tmen for printing, on or before
the 10th day of February annually.
The Town also voted that the Sslectmen
be authorized to take measures for having
History of the Town prepared at an expense
not exceeding FIVE hundred dollars.