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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-17
PuOFOGRAPHEC CARD.

TAKE Pleasurs IN announcing 70 ny old rsnda ana
that after absence Of two yeSss have Egsin
tanned to the practice OF the PhOtSEFS Ph5c Art
IN s 10 branches having pErcsd he interest Of brshT
In the old esabshed Gallery in Union Street. znd having spsnt
iour months In New York tia past Sumner to obtain fully all
he late improvements IN the art. have ps renovated and
snlarg he Eats Of Rooms throughout Tat NJ facilities
better to produce FIRST class wsrk than Galleries
bsaE Of conduae toe comfort patrons trust not
only sustain the proud position the Gallery has hsretoiors
sained bat 10 elevate It 70 s higher standard. have
also engaged the services Of AT. COOK, 81 ne bess PhoO
zpes IA tie world who tooA tie Pictures which Obtained the
AFst premium at TIE Worlds Ear n London IN 1851
determined only to Eaks ths TIA lsadng Gasyy Ia
State but ny work nan notbs mrpassed North o. Soz
and introduce hs public the folozing stysE
Imperial Photograph, 1ndis InkI
FIgnstte, piain colcScdi
IFoTytypes, eelorsd;
Pastel Pictures, Life siEsi
Photographs On Can EASs, life sEsI
yIEiing Cards, fall length, plaini
Autograph Photographs, Is taken q. one EtsiEs.
BtsFrsO8c0pes, glass paper.
eonnue 70 make the Aelasotyps and AHbrspe hereto
Ve ms shove styles all entirely rev IN this city, except
The Autograph Gard, Wich only nads one tine. Al
who In In my line invited give
cs betore visiting elsewhere when Vii prove b. OcoAT
asa0lItEstion The EboT facts BeSpectfElly,
osE31-H r. " HCGH1s
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CRoSsssTIEs WANTED.

CR0SSssTIES WANTED.
FyHl HashTls and North Western Railroad conpany v
n 70 contract for 10000 Cedar CrOss-Ttess efsef
long inches sk, we'll hewn, to ss at place
lea than inches clear Of bark, timber to b sound deliT
ID at the grade line Of the road In Nashville
1he Contractors want 70 contract Tor 10000 white
POst Oak Ties, Of the Es above 10 be delivered
the linz ef the road In piles fron section Il 10 soon "a
snozgh On each section 20 supply tho
Persons wishing to bid will direct 10 the President ID Direct
Of ths EEEhTs and se7lh-EesRa Railroad Company
aashVifssIsn1 'uEys9-R
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CHEROKEE REMEDY,
An uRfaiIIng Specific for All DIseaEes %
the Urinary Organs, and q General.
Alternative and Bleed PuHif1ers
THIS aREMEDV' CURES WHEN ALL oTHM


THIS aREAEDV' CURES WHEN ALL oTH3
PREPARATIONS FAIL.
It Is entirely unlike every other medicine prescribed for Esns
real Diseases, 1t contains mineral poison naussouR
drugs being prepared from roots banks and leaves in the finn
Of pleasant AID delieious syrup : .
II Is natures own Pemsdy'f foY esnonhos, (cspl asst
Gravel, Strcure and 10 especially rec01ended fer Huor Al
5us whites in Feses) fer this complaint Invaluable.
As general Alternative and blood purifier il has equal ane
toeS not fail to srofus secondary gyph glanduiE
SelhEgs msrecra And al er1psiys diseases curing them
aore speedily and permanently than any other ned
cine own It does this BY purifying and cleaning tia
blood Causing It to TOW in all ts original parity aid 7go
thus removing from the syn AinPnTs and psrnislOus
which have induced disease. aaaH ..sE 80
In all old casa Gonorrhs and Gleet have haed
aedica skill, Il + especially reocmnepdsd-in old eases
fails AID recent c to Tires days.
Il does not eject he hrsah or Interfere VIII say siH
Business.
It requ ires no srsistanes FROM oGAsr medicine
Il lag TIE tciletahs, counting Fos, With
cat It's sTsr being suspected asa resd7 fs private dis
sasezI go --- 20 --a sata
Treatise Esnsrea Dsss With I'LL dIrsetona or thsT
permanent eura, accompany each bottle. - .r-
For fall directions got Circular ee FROM any drzssn
It b sold at retail for 80 per kotIs or three beasfsr
" all responsible druggists and dealers In medicines YouRhsu
the United stses and at Wholesale b. AL Wholesale drRTys
POTTER x mERwISs jssIs PrepristsI
MEMPHIS, TzEE.
Sold In Eashvills By g. " HsnderaAss Berry psuoy
Swing PsndlstOn, and ~ 81 rsEpoaIble druggists
RhsreI p setoodt1k viz
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THE STAB GALLEEYI
DaguerFeotyPes, AmbrOtyPes.
HELAENOTVPE

AND PHOTOGRAPHS,
HoH Union Szest next door 70 Vessel zTk0zps5z's.
n. f. SALTEWAN,
tkARR CREATOR A. HuaHET gAEEEKT.l
TAVAG CITED up rooms a. aooV6s ezclE1Fsly ioE fs;
branch Of business prepared to reseivs the ladies' ard
gentlemen Of NASHVILLE and make TGe stss q their fsss In
highest style Of the Art no expense has bean spasd E
furnishing his apartments procuring the latest snd zosl
improved Apparatus and materials and the schscrbsT confident
hsfAotion n every
Ij 1ntTEnes nszs door (Wss:l 70 vessel Thorpsoa.
= q z. lnILnsAN.
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TRDKRTAKBRs lat J. b. Ouueys cid Esand on Unien be-
tween Ckerry and Summer streets prepared to attend
Funerals AZ All tues with wooden Cons, plsn colcred
nd Metallic Burial Ossksts and Gases Of ssupeoE quality
manufactured ~ karshsA oss IN eAs Gg Prices . sat
- taRfs. ESns1S-u
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0ussbiIl. aIaisa no 3nsrif1a
Noses eftReNar.

/. NobS8 CT Ike " AZ
TIE YASKKEs' VISIT 40 THE HOUSE on HOS. A. B.
The Winchester Hepsblicaa makes the following
sxtrsEs from private letter, written by mem
Der Of Mr.. BoTEERs family 70 friend, describing
the midnight Wait Of ths Yankee thtsYss to NJ Ba
&oSsss - ~ - 81, ~ tsfa
!. s. 80 On Wednesday morning,
and exclaimed, "Oh mamms, the yard Is full of sol
diers, and they have Just come upon the porch"
She had been awake, and heard them as they ap-
preached the house. l sprang up, and marrying to
her room, saw that the house was surrounded. The
number appeared 70 me immense, though there
were only about one hundred here. Immediately
returned to my own room, aud had hardly thrown
on my dressing gown, when heard the wretehes
rafting and banging at the front door then came
the Changing Of muskets and the hoarse voice q
men, followed by firing of their guns Thinking
that Davis (Mr. B. D. Shepherd, Mrs Boteler's son
in-laW,) had attempted to escape st the back part
Of the house by the hedge, and that he had been
shot attempted to raise my room window, WREN
saw SQUAD of men in front of it, near the garden
wall, one of whom said my gun snapped" The n
heard voice from the honeysuehe treilis, at the
end of the portico, say, "Eire why dent you fire.
instantly the fash of their guns blinded me
and felt strange sensstiOn on my right ear and
check, which suggested the thought that standing
at the window was no place for me, and I turned
to leave il. As did 80, there was another report
and fell to the floor. Whether l iDstnctiyely
threw myself down to avoid the balls, or was &C
tually Frustrated by the concussion, cannot now
remember. Nothing but merciful Providence
saved my life, for three of the bullets teok effec
very nesr each other, and close to me-one mus
have passed directly by my cheek.
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Bark Mills.

--- Bark Mills.
VIE ~. improved doublsgrinding Bark Mills yet invent
"a. EoW being Manufactured, will b ready r
uVeEy b &s eTss Of Ocsober Ror als ct ---
-- J. LUESDEN 4 CO.,
.. Re IL SoItA Market street, HAshville, Tenn.
EUEsDEH q MANN,
gPtEH No s. Magazine srOSt, New or1esns, La.
--.---.-- Removed.
HAVE removed shoa establishment to hAgkst street, Ne
SQs the public square, BorTsW Son
where ueuld - ---s to ny for euones and friend
And shall and ''r - keep hand general Esson
mont Of HOEse Its and Shoes, IN A. qrsa
variety and q Low prize Of materials will Justly
Army boots and Shoes AAo all ds SfsSyy work kept aEO-
msds to order.
HiEhsa market price paid fOl HItes and Leasher.
sep9-H JAMES ". HAMILTON.
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aOLD MEDAL PIANOS

TETZ pleased to learn Tat at tie great GWoidG Fa
w held tns month n the cisy Of Macon, Georgia the enter
priGng Baltimore FIRM, VIM Kn2bs Co., Eere awarded Tia
ETst Pysf7 all competition, for their celebrated Goa
hEDAh PIAHos This Fair being held under the direction the
Southern Cotton Planter ASS oiaon large and infusnsaI
BODY Of men, the importance attached 10 receiving he hoRo
Of their Fair produced, esrn degree cen
petition tie part Of many Of the Piano Forte Nsnassnre
Of the country, Several yey ene Instruments exhibit
toni but after most patient and thorszh ezsunsor q theI
respective merits, the judges unanimously decided one
koE the Mandatory Of VIM Knabe %. wa ths uEsc
sfOI - and awarded the hedal accordingly gl :
Without wishing to appear nvduous, viii add Tat
sTprSe, public spirit sHdunng energy With which the Aeas
Krabe conduct their busnes ee them In eminent
a the honor7 and eeess which they have sceVei hss
line. Lavish In the expenditure 81 tina and money Prodnce
ksrSs Crafty Pta0, and AdTtsing extensively to uaka
their essblishsnt knoEn they have reward In the pse
sion Of large and constantly increasing basne and furth
81 qualification Of knowing that WhsSs4 and wherever conpe
on the order Of he day, judges Enfeny pronounes I
Pianos 10 b HHKeslsorI -BAlaxs Sun, Of December I'D
1880.
PEA supply Of The above bsIng received By A. q.
Mcclure, Union st the sale AESnt iSE kddIs Tennessee
Who viii sell At our fSetoYy prices.
aSrI7-h 81 -
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q. DWARDa p b EAzRGs, ~ EDwAEDA.
EDWARDS, HARRIS q co,
Successors to Edwards, GflkeruOn %,
Wholesale GFOceFs,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,

Forwarding and commission Merchants,
Brandiss, wines, TOsaecOs, cigars, As.
CoRz1R oOLLEsEA&D cHrR0R sZRzEzs
nashville, Tenn.
KKTE ARH II R1oEIPT oF LABaA AND WELL
w selected stock Of erocrIss TObacos Liquors. &C.,
sed In part a 0xs, t. which respectfully invite Tie =
SUGAR, mOG4AssEs AND SYRUP.
3 bids Lsgis.na sHg4r 50 bills LovsHns'I pO~asrss
3 sSi oos S:aris'd psd ED IO,s sur,,
20 ar bslI Pilnsatoz No . pesaE s'SL Ioais soda
g Us R.an.a Mclsss.l PEs Kss OrlsaaI aOlasa
. bbis L0Teung's B ohEnsA syruPI
CeFFEE. .-
e: 40 R.IaSS:: R1 Sos. g rs. On sol ysE. OoSs
WHISKY.
oo b6IE AsctiAsa EhlslyI sobbs Robertson county wis
b X I'D ) p4~ SIS So sulA. Ola E.suw
Sp1nshsOns CT lin and geeseA WHISKY.
- BRANDIESs WINES, &e.
10 qaazssE casks seEnssss 10 cabs Madeira wIssl
as s..1 o.rd, Dppr., : BE- r s9s' Ws'
- 2, Cos RssonSyi I'D, gEs'' HAIsT WIss
sg Ualtsd PrsPrissor'G 9 Pk. aiRsa WlnsI
BfsndyI 50 baskets champagssl
90 P&s American Brandy; boxes Clsrst;
20 !, Ginger PA Lemon o0sasIi
Blackberry 30 boxes hi.ssEsl
Is RaspbsuT Is pks Holland g3a5
- Casks RuuI
Ae-A TOBACCO AND C1GARs.
Sos boxes Virginia Iobscoo-TAzlous braaAsI
kegs Al Smiths Pancaks Tobaoooy
$3.50 szPgicR havana Oigars-Tadoas RgaaAs,
sS,sSs Dcaa1is
CANDLES AND SOAP,
Ieo boxes ar oAadlsI sobous Hss<ins oEnzsss,
800 hH " 50 falloW z"
Be4" 80 boxes sosp vsEfoul kiass.
. FLOUR.
lee bsIS SEtz Family FlourI
I6o euperfns
Ice bsEs PsnnEyiYsnia Buekvbeat Ficzs
SUHDRIEg. "
100 aacks Ena and Salt, 100 dozen Bashsts,
500 hbl5 KsraHha Salt 50 nest Tchs;
200 kegs Nails AID sffSasl 3 saGkB AlxondII
90 boxes Glass Wsrsi 50 bblS Peca1s and FIbsyt,
s0o Reels Cotton koPSi 10 bbis English WalaEei
100 nxkI sodaj loo dozen Broous,
1000 poGaas haF LesdI 100 dozen Zine Wssh Bssrdsl
- hsgs sho Gssoztsd EsssI 500 reas Wrapping RspSI
100 dossn Fresh Cove 0ystsnj % bezI PsppsrJ
g Gases sEzdines, and 8 AlspieJ
boxegj 50 bx1 Ground Eurkayai
g hu Lemon syTZpI 80 Fire orseksgzi
10 PIN RaiAnsI 50 bols oidsg YinegNi
100 !" AAekafeli S3kblsXX Alsi
8 chests Grsat aa3 sIsch
Teas
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4
T. and L. behaved nobly throughout the trying
occasion, and Davis was of course calm and collect
ed. They searched thoroughly every part of the
house. poking their bayonets into suspected parts
of it, where they thought Mr.. BOteler might be con
cesled, but they neither destroyed nor disturbed
any of our household effects. There we're two
Captains in command-one Captsn Buchanan,
and another little snub-nosed creature mot Capt
3D. who actually had the impudence to order me
TO "get them five or six candies" We had no fear
of any Of them, though they were much rougher
than the Massachusetts, men who had captured Mr..
BOteer some weeks ago, for they, themselves, seem
ed afraid to move about by themselves in the dark
Capt. Buchanan did not believe that Mr.. Boteier
was not in the house. He said, when assured him
that ne had gone to Richmond, 'Why, then, Is his
trunk here?n pointing to of my large travelling
trunks, marked A r. B. Lizzie remarked that she
would unlock it and show him that it contained no
gendemans apparel. - =
They were here for more than an hour. and as
they left one of the men exclaimed, "Now for
Shepherdstown We have business thereto burn
the townp They carried poor Davis of with them,
strongly guarded.
Itappears that they crossed the river below the
mills had ropes stretched from shore to shore
and fat boats made into bridge-that they had
i pieketed guard of some fifty men around the
town before they came out to cur house; and thss
we had no guards or pickets near the river or
town. All our militia as well gallant vOun-
teers, had all been taken away, and we are now
compelled to rely solely upon:the protecting arms
of mereiful and Almighty God. p"
am told that as they left ShepherdstoWn on their
way to their Camps ACROSS the river, they marched
in double quick time, and that some Of them think
ing that Davis was Hr Boteler, were heard TO
swesr that they would hang Boteler on the first
tree they came to-" --.
Whilst the body of infantry referred to we're
making their raid upon US, a troop of cavalry
crossed above, and carried off other persons,
amongst whom brother of Mr.. Shepherd
Those they took from Shepherdstown were Nc
Glincey, Conrad, Johnson &c.
Mr.. Burk, who had escaped from the prison at
the Capitol at Washington and who had only reached
Virgins that day. was in AcGlinceyis house when
they searched il, but he managed to break hole
through the roof AMI escaped through TO the top
of the house, where he concealed himseh until the
enemy had departed.
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A Fine Country Residence Fer sale

HAYIHe desemtned 10 esrTy my Negroes 70 ths szEa
II South, win sell Absut Three or E0ur
hundred Acres Of Land being pSxt of -
/ he tract upon which nov roside situated On Q -
rosd FurnsIks Road, about thirteen miles from
NASHVILLE, in Of the best neighborhoods in vii
hansen county Soil eqEal to any in he eate For psssu
srS apply ne, the premises to A. " Lindsey
yashyiils Esp9-dh PA PERKINS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-17

FRESH ARRIVALS
ROBERT THOMPSON q CO.,
Successors to Thompson, Sperry i Coz
No. "a Market Street nashville, Tenn.
OYSTERS! OYSTERS!
EAn Dozen. EREsE cow OYSTERS, fer SALE By
aAU nOT2-a KoBERT THOMPSON 4 90.
Rev sugar and MOIasAes.
IN HHDS PRIME TO CHOICE SUGARS;
eDU % do Clarinsd Sugar;
9 Barrels Crushed do; --.-
DO PoydSTsd Sugar.
3 hall RaTrsI HoIss.s. in tore sud for sso fer can
BY a.---e HUGH AccREA 90.
Fresh Peaches.
IN DOZEN Fresh Peaches On Sd CANS sors and for se
0U BY EnOyS-tfl RozRRT THOMPSON co
Teas, Tens.
0R o6EsTs Green and Black Tsas from The sOuROnest to
nov sSHa-F T-''' S---''' ~ ~ ROBERT THOMPSON 90.
Cigars. ~
S5SASS K5B E1ss: t 1Hos s y CO.
Almonds and Nuts.
IN BARRELS AlmOnS, RLberts and Peca.s in sore.
Do nOvs-n ROBERT THOMPSON & co.
DE-. J. Il. GENTRY,
FNuB celebrated oeus Of Frankfort, KY compelled
leave home account his Sou'IOrD principles, will
practice EuTessoro hs coming winter, where be hopes
all hat disc sed In their EYES Al soldiers dismissed
account Of diseased eyes Re treated without % except
Medicines which they get for snail
the citizens Of West Tennessee and HurfFeesboro
sell as fhose Of Kentucky noVi4-d3mH
RaIStnS. I'D r
100 PACKAGES RAIsIEs for ealsby
HUI noT9-u ROBERT THOMPSON 4 90.
QWIOEND.
TEVHH NASHVILLE s$AMERCIAL INSURANCE. CON-
PAHY have this day declared dividend dollars
lhsre, payAbiS On and amer The 10th inst.
noT7-In JANIS WALKER, esoretaTyI
For Rent,
A BRICK R0UeE, situated tie Of Cay and High
~ streets. Apply 70 A. TURNER
Nashville, October 10, lssl-dk
House for Rent,
GOOD Brick DVsllipg, with store attached, Hls below
"a tie square, on HoEth MARKET street. Apply to
noV2-dtf R0BERF THohPs0R & co.
A Fine Country Residence For Sale.
HAYIHe desemtned 10 esrTy my Negroes 70 ths szEa
eouth, viii sell Absut Three or EOur
hundred Acres Of Lana being pGxt Of -
he tract upon which reside, situated On . $50
sosd TurnsTke Road, about thirteen miles from
Nashville, In Of the best neighborhoods in vii -
hansen county Soil eqEal to any in he eate For psssu
tia niRnao n l.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-04-26
4 CHANGE.

The SeRilEsl of last week comes ont with
a gratifying change of tone. The changed
position of our National affairs it saws.
" brings Of necessity corresponding change
IN our duties as editors, and Of the course
we are henceiorth called upon to pursue"
1t says it bore as long and as PATIENTLY as
possible " the smarting sense of wrong pro-
voked by the revolutionary and reasonable
conduct of the leaders of the secession move
ment, in the hopes that patience and for
bearanee would restore union and harmony
between US and those who have hitherto been
our brethren y; but that hope the events of
the week have dissipated, and it adds
/" Whose is the primary cause of blame in
the matter, we shall not now pause to in
quire. A grayer duty than this has now
come upon us This is no time-so II seems
to us-ior angry dispute and recrimination.
common and paramount obligation rests
upon US all alike to support the dignity and
the authority of the Government.
And egain, it appeals to the 6 Democrats
or Vermont
" 10 remember our Country now in its
hour OF mortal peril, and casting aside for
the time old party animosities, and jealous
les, and rivalries, and heart burnings of eve
ry name aud kind, let us Join hand and
heart with all our fellow citizens in aiding
and supporting the Government to subdue
rebels; TO vindicate the national honor, and
to re-establlsh order and peace in the land" "
This is very well indeed. And as to the
SeHtineEs queer hasi about '' Federalia Leg-
islatures, " "Harttord Contention" &c, of
fifty years ago, when there was not single
point of national issue like any one of the
present day, when the parties ami
policies Of the last few years had no exist
ence in name OF fact, it will do no harm 10
any body. The young folk do not know
what Il means, and the old folk understand
1t too tLs roughly to think OF care about it.
We think, though the Sen
hHel could have been better
employed than in repeating the stale cleo
tioneering SANDER about President Lincoln
and the Mex can war. But that too IS of
small account. 1t Will neither hurt him nor
help the rebels. We all have something of
more consequence now than to poke over the
ashes of old party stories and disputes. We
have to unite heart and hand, and move
shoulder to shoulder in the work Of saring
The Government of our country from absolute
destruction.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-04-26
z 0 e tr y
THE LAND OF THE PINE TO THE
LAND OF THE PALM.

II. soutb,o,. we're coming, g,-you've reused u,
,.s cbaias that once bound us together so fas,
ss,u cIank st your feet meath the Palmetto tree
IRE your treason shall shatter the 'fHome of the
Free"
From the white Hampshire hill. where the Bald.
Eagles rest,
To the prairie that sweeps through the land Of the
West,
voice has awakened our sumbering souls:
AND 1t gathers in strength onward it rolls
lis the voice Of the nation your sin has
In the balance Of Justice your treason is weighed
BY the names you dshonor-your time is at hand.
When the cry OF the mighty goes up for their land
Do you think in your vanity, pride and conceit,
You can force the sern Northern to basely retreat
All pause in your blindness awake from your
sleep
Ere ye meet us in enmity earnest and deep.
From the Father Of Waters" whose valleys are
wide;
From the great Northern lakes TO the Green
Mountain side
Shall pour down in myriads, constant and true
The men who still stand by the Red, White and
Blue.
That old flag shall bind with one CLEAN Of its stars
our paltry abortion Of pri,on-house CHARS"
4 our iaws-upon paperi your ferts-upon sand
In the Ilght OF that banner they never can stand.
Ind when ye shall see it float in the air,
With all its old memories vibrating there
All your hearts will turn back by the Palmetto
tree,
With foalty and truth, to the "Home of the Free
VANITY Far.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-04-26
THE MEETING.

The meeting in Town Hail Thursday evening
was one of the largest, we are not sure that
it was not quite the largest, which was ever
assembled in that place. The hall, holding
over thousand persons, was packed full,
and many went away from the doors because
they could not get in. We refer our readers
to another place for full account of what
was said and done. We only add here that
the subscription lists, for men and money
SO well begun on the spot, have received i'm
portant additions since, and are still open
The subscription for pecuniary aid for the
families of those who may volunteer, is a,
the Bookstore of Mr.. Huntington.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-04-26

NEWSPAPER CHANGES. The Rutland Herald
has changed It's form, appearing this week
in quarto, as large as the New York City
papers. The Herald is we believe the Oldest
paper in the state, and has always ranked
one of the best.
The Montpelier Wotchn'an and the Free
man have commenced the issue of Dailies,
both morning, and evening editions 1he
St. Albans Messenger has also commenced
Daily issue. We hope their enterprise will
be well sustained
Mr.. Wilson of the St. Adams Democra
has retired; Geo. Church the senior partner
assuming the entire management. Mr.
Wilson intends to start Democratic paper
in Champlain, \. l.