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~ friend writes to US to know whether post
masters and mail carriers are required to perform
militia duty. We answer, they are not We know
of no postmaster, mail carrier, route agent in
this quarter who is required to perform militia duty
1t will be seen by reference to the 4th section of
the militia law, that postmasters and mail carriers
are expressly exempted except in cases of invasion
or insurrection. The names of these persons are,
of course enrolled and if the militia should be
dered out to repe invasion suppress nsurrection,
they will have to perform duty; but upon careful
examination of the law, our opinion is that for the
present they are not required to perform militia
duty therefore, if they do not attend drill they are
not liable to be fined. 1t is true the Governor has
ordered weekly drills of the militia, and it may be
that the inference is that the State is invaded with
in the meaning of the militia law referred to; bu:
this is mere suggestion, and is, We think, un-
founded See order of Adutant General in our paper
TODAY
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BRowHLow ARREsTED.-W. G. Brownlow, of the
Wing, was arrested in Knoxville, on the 9Th, on
the charge of treason, and lodged in Jail 20 d,
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The Convention.

This body has resolved to take recess from and
after Friday next until the goth day of January
THIS resolution is based the assumption that but
little business would be transacted during the holt
DAYS, if the Convention should remain in session ;
and besides, the presence of many Of the members
at their homes, at the commencement of the new
year. is almost Indispensable 1t understood that
no Constitutional amendment will be finally acted
on until the January session.
We invite attention to the proceedings of Friday
and Saturday, in our columns to day. The pro-
ceedngs of Monday are crowded out . ...-
The subject of the Confederate tax is before the
Convention, and Dennis D. Ferrebee, Esq, the del
egate from Camden; was unanimously appointed on
Friday, to proceed to Richmond to confer with the
government as to the manner and funds in which
this State can pay over the amount assessed on
citizens. The Hon. Bedford Brown, of Caswell,
was first unanimously appointed to this mission;
but, on the suggestion of his colleague, Dr.. vii
hanson, that he at home, and could not posi-
bly reach here and repair to Richmond, and return
before the time fixed for the recess the name [: Mr.
Ferrebee was substituted.
On Saturday, Mr. Osborne of Mecklenburg, ad-
dressed the Convention with much force and ability
nopposition to the Test Oath" ordinance introduced
by Judge Bggs. He was followed by Gov. Graham,
III one of the abeSt and most conclusive speeches of
the session. Governor Graham occupied the whole
ground and showed in a striking light not only the
absence of all sound reason for such an ordinance
at this time, but its injurious and dangerous ten
dency. -~.. -...
We shall not do these gentlemen the injustice to
attempt sketch of their remarks We hope soon
to have the pleasure of laying them in full before
our readers as we'll the remarks of MesSrs- Dick
and Leak, previously promised -.-
On Monday Mr.. Woodin, of Buncombe, address
ed the Convention at some length in favor Of the
measure; and to-day Tuesday, at eleven o'clock,
the Hon. Kenneth Rayner, of HEREFORD is expected
to speak also in its favor.
The Convention on Monday, on motion of Mr..
Sanders of Johnston resolved to hold evening Ses-
sions commencing at four o'clock.
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SPECIAL NoTICE-The STANDARD is conducted strictly
non tke CASH system. Au papers discontinued at ne
-rniratton of the time for pkich they haze beeH pad SUB
scrers ciU be notified 6ere tsir tlns out
BIZ Cross their papers and unless tie
Is rsasCed tie paper UM be discontinued Tbs rue
from which there ou be DEPARTURE Watch FOR TIE s'
mart and your subscription.
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FEATHER. BED

IN STORE, A FINE LARGE FEATHER BED WITH
IL Bolster II not disposed of privately, win be sodst
auction first sale D, -, = = '-'-s~ - =
- :, "a, JAMES NJ TowEEs Agt. -
December 10, 1881. -. s'5'.7I Io6--j
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RREASTPIN FOuND,
SALE OF PORK AND CORN. -

SALE OF PORK AND CORN. II
a s ADMINISTRATOR UPON THE ESTATE. OF
- the late Mrs. FRANCES ATKINS, Friday the
goth Of Decembe at the late residence Ut the deceased
about 90 miles west of Raleigh upon the road leading
Chapel Hill will expose to public SALE to fhe hi best
bidder about hundred barrels of Cern and
thousand weight of PUrk-upon the hoof RS - ,
tt RMs:-Sx months credit, upon bond with two APP
proved sureties O.. snE frrL
~ 20 JOSIAH ATKINS.
Orange county, Dec.s 9, 1851. 90 ~. 1T44 lO6-St.
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GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, AUGUST ~ 1861 E.

STATE OF VERMONT In Chancery-W Washington
WASH NGToN COUNTY, Is. County Narch Term 1861,
! RICHARD 5. CURKlkkl a. HEEREAS, Richard S
w tuirier, of Barre, in the
| CHARLES CAMPBELL County of Washington has
NAHUM NICHOLS | filed in this Court lis i,ill OF
| KCs SELL g. WARD, foreclosure, setting forth in
JOHN RONDO, substance that Charles Camp
ASA lAN KlNS, bell and Nahum Nichols Of
| LEV Is HuRLDURf Il Ferrisburgh, in the County OF
| GEORGE $. NEWTON. ! Addison on the lOth day Vi
April A. u. 1851 Indebted he orator in the
sum of $ZI40 specified in five promissory dated
April TO- lS57-oHe fUr $40 pay able en- demand and
four Of 5000 each payable the LIST AVS April 1888,
1882 1860 ard Sol, and all pas able IL. = Lurricr
barer with interest annually. iii order to secure
the payment OF said sums specihcd IN said promissory
notes, the said Charles Campbell aud Nahum \ clols on
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Assn willis st.taaa.

STATE OF VERMONT,i In Probate Conrt holden at
WAMi'HGr'T 'ssra'cr IS, M"ntreIier, within and fol
said District Gn he 2hit day # lGi, . A. D. letl.
ElINlN Pi1klN aGmni.,tl;rr IN lie ctlair IF Asa
IL Willis, late OF harSfed in said district deceased
makes Application to said cA.n to extern! tie Time
herrtofoFe allowed him pay the debts d.o from said
estate and To tenGe his admin account utll some
future day:
Wnereupon it IS ordered by sal. couit that said appii-
cation be heard the Probate Office Ia Montpelier, TN
TIE 20h day If august next, and is further ordered
mat notice be glVen 10 all persons 4ntd, by the pub
'lcaih'n OF s order IN the Green Mountain Freeman
printed IL Montpelier, three weeks successlyely before
sad hearing. BY the court,
g92fW3 A. CuASE Rntic.y
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GA NCEIR.

DOCFOR h. W. Hill would respectfully inform the in
~ nab tants of Hardwick vicinity and Community, at
large that he has removed to South Hardwck Caledonia
TO- vs. where he intends to make the Treatment of
cer-n its cartous Stagesl speciality IN business in
connection with Chronic Disease, private common
me Doctor feeling conscious of his ability in the
men of the above named Dsease-fro - years expert
ence in the treatment of Cancer and all conditions of the
system, producing that Disease, he would say to the
afflicted, come one, all and the Doctor will advise
you what to do All Counsels grauious Any amount of
Keherences will be given to the credulous application
The Doctor is re~"'r' 'hvsicia1 of the old school,
means all ht .iobug.
South Hart u 2SJ
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WI L'&. Ea:asaslaia Esasaangs' Estate

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden a.
"AsniNGToNDlsrRIcT,s Montpelier, within and for
said district, on the Sd day of August, A. D. 1851
| H. HASTINGS executor oi the last viii aud tasa
u men OF Hannah Hastings, late of Wait,frd, in
said dis riot, deceased, presents his administration
count for settlement:
Nhereupon it is ordered that the be referred to
tho 9Th day of August % 1861 at the Probate Office in
Montpelier, for examnati on and allowance chat all
concerned be notified hereof by the publication this
order in the Green Noun ain Freeman printed at Mont
peier three weeks successfully may be, that
they may appear and at said time place. if they see
cause, object thereto. By the Court,
AlIesl, T. r. MERRILL, Judge
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STATE OF Observation-Disclosures County Cou:t-
March Term 1851.

NERMONI-WaslinplOO C0u,t -
March Term 1861
LUTHER fIENRY,l sSUtiPSIr Oh a pronissory note
U. Il 70 the sum of 1891 90 dated
+. D. COTTON. } March Il. 1853 and pa yable to the
said lther Henry bearer in three months from, tha
date thereof with interest annually Also the co,nmnn
counts in assumsit and said action being emf red AT t.
September Term Of his curt A. D. 1889 was continual
from term to term to the prese Mt te m and ~ tbis M
March Teru 1861 aforesaid said cause is continrcd to
the next said County Court to be holden at Mont
pelier, within and for said County on the M Tursd.v Of
September, 1861. And it not appearing that the de
PENDANT, f. D. Cotton has had personal notice of tho
dency This SUIT it ordered by the Court here thai he
be notified thereof by publishing The substance NJ ths
suit. ogether with this order in the Green NOM tain
Freeman a newspaper printed at Nontue irr aforrsaid
three successvely the lat OF which pub icattnn
to be least twenty days previous to the neyt term #
said Court to be held at MontD ler afores id on th
u TUESDAY of Stptenber u l46l ,vl';oh vim ha
deemed slifcient notice TO the SAID D. coon ia annaar
LUTHER NEWCOMR f,lar.
..,, ,,rt, ,,., ,.r,,,,,,<,1
90 4, ooultS-harch Term, leoI.
'iN' H7i h't nANHi' ! "heTeas, Sylves ,er Henry
,vri,r C';,7,,r,, ! o. nattfpuly, IN me county
81 ~ H. ia, as IN Of aslnHgtonls MED in this
i'iNO,' En- ourt ms '3Ii Of Foreclosure
s ot 81. IA says. lla Heth a. Lancaster 4 Moses
- '''e' Oh le -ist Gay OF Octoptr A. DIS 1893, were
'toD 10 e 9a1u sylvester Henry III the sum Of
sPecdtu IN Tour pfomisSory notes, all dated
~ "o'' tse VI ",icll were Tor SeJo each, and
one of SoJo payable to SAID henry or bearer, with in
IGfeS annuaytNe nrst three for 5000 each payable
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4 Wednesday, Sept. 4, and continue eleven weeks.
BOARu OF TEACHERS.
A. j. SANBORN, A. B., Principal.
Mns. NJ. J. SANBORN, Teacher OF French.
GEO. H. BLAKE, Assistant
Miss &. j. NORRIS, Teacher OF Primary DEPARTMENT
WILBUR +. WiItPI.E, Teacher Of Music.
ABEL 7. WAY. Teacher Of Ienmanship.
The above Teachers have been carefully selected and
we feel assured that school in this part Of the State
offers more ample facilities for education than The
building is spacious, neatly Furnished and well suited for
the comfort Of the student The school is situate in the
pleasant and thriving village South ariwick easy Of
access, and surrounded by an intelligent community.
farhculSr attention VIII be given to those who wish TO
pursue Classical Course, preparatory entering
ege 1T VIII be the aim of the teachers teach soa
ted facts, hut principles and their relations each other
to teach practical knowledge that the student may not 20
out INTO life like The hooded messenger OF the Savan but
with MS knowledge classified and arranged, that he
may know how, when and where il is to b. called into
The best manner of teaching the different branches will
tending to teach.
The Piano. Harmony and Thorough Bass will be thor
ougy taught, and vocal vi be daily exercise In
school,
The deblting society will give good opportunity for
speaking and writing, both to Ladies and Gentlemen.
Lectures VIII be given by the Principal upon the tar-
ent branches pursued during the term.
Board from 81, so to $780, including room, washing
fuel &c.
Rooms for self-boarders one shilling per week
For tuition small hGndbills.
For Rooms or Board apply TO the PRINCIPAL
South iiardwick, July 20, 1861. f. b. GUYFR, Sec.
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s's OBaec Courts GOr Randolph
EbiSEhs1e1

DROBATE .OURTS within and for the District Of Ran
dolph for the year ensuing, will be holden follows
At the Registers Office, in Broskf on the first Thus
day in each month; at the Orange County Hotel in
Chelsea on the third thursday in each month at had
Vick's Hotel in West Randolph, the fourth Thursday
in each month. At j. l.. Bowles' RoteI in Washing
ton, on he second Thursday in February May and Aug
Gst. BY order of Court.
j. Il. CLEAVELAND, Register.
ChelgNa. Dcccmhrr |. ISAN.
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7 HE econ aAWARLTAu!
FOR
wv - I'D OR CO Az

W
5463 of hem nnacturei last ycar-nore than double
the Auhttr Of aug otirr first class stove in
the year, in the nittd States.
THEY c"ntah all the Improvements which In al The
hrst'class stoves and the advan ages and filrrove
mthts over other stoves are in part As follows:
1st The ara ngenleHt for brung The front hearth
an improvements overlooked in other class stoves
1t has also the same arrangement for br0ng on ton
"a \ thorough ventilation Of the Oven.
81. introducing hot air draugh to the fire chamber
thereby increasing the draupht Of the Stove opictenn
Its operations aud enabling it throw out more ha3n
matter much and justly complained of in other Stoves
an. An important imp oyernent in the application Of
TIE daarer, which throws the heat around the oven
oh Much grca en- weight, consequently hca ver plates
ana more durable as we'll as handsomer CASTINGS
ON. draft damper at each end Of the fire box 90
Iat the TIRE cqualized and gdle will heat as Quick
as the other, also heating the oven in half the time
Hh Fire back protected by s0ap-stone SO it cannot
burn out. 10y ~ - "''0'
In addition TO the above improvements it has all that
combined III other first class Stoves viz Hot water Pos
ervor arming Closet Rooster in front Baker on ton
Doors lired with best Russia fron &C. &c Further This
stove is warranted to DO the work with little fu
oher stove in the market, and in superior manner
All who want first class Stove, should never blv until
they call and see the Good SAMARITAN as they have in
cry instance given satisfaction, " -
am the exclusive agent for the of this Stove in
ontpe!er and sell It on trial for any reasonable length
of time SO all are safe in buying.
have also as full an assortment Common Stoves on
hand as any other dealer in WASHINGTON County and
20 low as any one in the State. I, DEWEY
Montpelier, Dec. 10, 1860
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y Oss:seEsaRa d. Marbles EI@sa9e.

IHE subscribers having been appointed by he nnoa
bile Probate Court torthe Districlut ashnecn Cum
mlssioners, TO receive exam inc M aliclansan
demands Of all persons, against tie Estate Jonathan
Marble late of Fay ston said District deceased repre-
sented isovet, and the term of six months from the
18th day of Juy, 1861, bein allowed by said Court
sot said deceased to Exhibit alt grove their
QoctVec aims before giveuotce atw will attend
To ne dHileS0 our appoint mCnt at the dWcl pg 0USe
of Ben iann Mat lie, i'll Fuys,tn, in said district he
I'd daj Of August next and the 18Th day ,f January
next, at cock in rnoon on each of said DAYS
N III InHiT i. PORTER, Commits.
Tayston, July II, 4. D. ldCl o92
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G A r D | n ER'S
Sdsaosssssiassc :as2s! .segsr%:s::,
COMPOUND.

4 sure C,tre for Rhevnah, o,J ,r,,,,lu,.
us ao1s: foy!o.
The undersigned hareby certify that thew har.,,
'tEardiner'S Rh umatc aG Neur /, ia 90 ,yo,,n =
the carr OF rheumatism and Neu"a'gia AZ hs'.
every found inme late an! uare urnt r,,;+
have fu confidence ID is Leaiia4t ~ ,jos ana
leconli, nd it to all WHO are stHcte viii eG,,a
ing deasts, rs cne OF the sat st sud bet ntJ,.u,
ever offered TO the public '''''f
: HANCOCK, jI. - SOuth Market. po,,o, ~
II. ALLEN, Eoston; tiEnRY A. FULE. n 4,'
Market 81 s. s!on SAML MALES JR., ~ - "a
noston; GE'. u. PLCMMER, McyericS sornro - !. ~
fos!oni fENRF y. GARDINER, Webster ST E,,t -
ton; ADRIAN "a EEKs, Webster IT. Ros,on, fo..
O. As. q DoLLIVER, East Btston. N'..
SMlTF, o Old state House HoSton mae a
Have been afflicted With Rteamatism in IA ,,
form and was entirely cure by the use of ona nn,
A. W. bnYER, Matthews Euilliug Commercial. #. 49,.
tor. " ''' "'7'
Gardeners Rheumatic and Neuralgi, Command,
entirely rehpytd me from 'ner;nss Of sew raj ,s,
ttanot"g. W 4. IoDeKINs, No, ora rtet4 f,,,
N0s ~ ''0''''
After sutrng with Hh.urna ism? for t,yo14v re.-
vas entirely cured by tbs q two bottle. ~ gr4
nel'S Rheumatic ard Neu 'Sia Comp 1und. Nn1sr..
/ AYERS 10 Franklin streei, No-ton
He hlennatic ana Neuralgia ON; c1nJ ha. -.,
taken by hundreds of people tcr Scrdtu~u4 u0r,.,.
ptTfeCt saitty '''
At Who!s>ale y MACY & JENK1Ns, 81 Liberty :.
New York NJ. $. EUR; 4 Co.. 26 fremont 4 ~ 80,
rncipal DepotS1 Kiy st, Boston -''''
None genuine unless signed by CHAs f. (iAED,ys,
For sale ty NJ X. CONE. W. Il. ViIlsgy; OK.
Da PORTER, Mortified j. NJ. Henry, aa1 >. '':
Wa+frl urN. Il. + Fierce ard Fred T. Sn,i,b " },.
;er Geo. 5 kend'ick Lebanon, n H. and y ~, IT,
carrie. generally. 90, f'
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s's'esfsss DC Courts,

HrAs 0S PRosa4TE c9yRTs Tn
aid viii be holden At the Probate Office in Monpelicr in
5d District Tuesday of each week. during the year
ensuing Persons having husint with said Court
puested to attrn | to the same said court days.
I. Il. MERRILL, Judge.
December |, 1860.
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Mortified Institution.

'['HE Eau Term of Eleven weeks begins Wednesday,
sept 4th, 1851, when the school will be organized un-
ger the direction OF new corps of teachers who will aim
to secure thorugh course of study This school being
situated on an eminence overlooking the village of NORTH
hed has the advantage of healthfu atmosphere and
pleasing prospect.
Board can obtained for prices varying from 50 to So
per week Students should be present at the openinr Of
the school il practicable.
For particulars address E.H.RANDALI princi,. ~
Mortified, VT, July 9Th, 1861 os9mos
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fTHE IA Term Of this Institution will conmenc
L Wednesday, Sept. 4, and continue eleven weeks.
BOARu OF trEACHERS
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q few days, however, their places will be flied
by Republicans, who will deal with such goods
according to law-thst Is, they win seize and
confscate them-unless the owners shall see fit
to enter them according to law, and pay the du-
ties prescribed By tho new Tariff. 30 there is
nothing alarming in this announcement.
And now to the Charleston bulletin:
Secretary Memmipger WILL Of course, be able
TO collect the duties demanded by the JEFF. Davis
Government wherever the jurisdiction OF that
Government is acknowledged and obeyed. 1t
need not take large force of revenue officers to
do this etfectualy, as there will be little danger
of goods passing the border elsewhere than on
the lines of railroad which ntersect il. And, If
be can collect his duties on one side of the line,
our Government can certainly collect ours on the
other. The notion that goods will be sent into
the JEFF Davis realm. and smuggled thence in
large quantities into the United States, is CHI
mera. ...
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TEXAS.

In the TribpnS dimanae for lS6l. va were ed:
abled 10 give returns Of the vote cast for Pnesi-
dent last November in but 81 OF the Il9 Coun
ties into which Texas is divided, though we gave
their mssorites 10 other Counties, leaving 90
Counties from which could obtain returns
whatever. Among the Counties from which We
had no returns are several of the more populous-
for instance, Csmofon, Cas-, FL Paso, Grimes,
Gusdaloupe, Evan, Houston, Lamar, Scott. Mi-
lssl, Nacogdochss Pamela, Smith Titus, Upshur,
&e. II lie probable that the counties FROM which
We had returns cast little but not mncb over
half the popular vote Of the State. The totals,
including the majorties Aforesaid, foot up
Brec kinIidge ....47 ,5H Fusion Opp. .....l5l Ill
Total. .......62, 65S. .
II is not probable that tho full vote Of Texas
fell short Of 1000
The Secesscnists claim to have carried il at
the recent election by the following votes
Secession. 600. No Secession. Il, l72
Total.... ....S,72
OF course there were some counties from
which no returns were received at this election;
but it is morally certain that Secession has not
commanded half the legal vote of the State.
How this vote was made up, meager as it is,
the scanty and ftfu adyices forwarded BY the
Unionists who venture to speak or write on the
subject sufficiently indicate. For instance,
writer from San Antonio to The Times says Of this
election:
The neat day TIE lime hIed for voting tbs Secession
Ordinance Hsndbs posted every WHERE daiins ths
Union show Themselves but they did neverhtes
and no.t Of them voted open ticket aud carrying
the day in spite Of imported x. q. Ca Merriam so pun
ela,sd u hs Tu ~ tco .Auia2. pGcs aud all kads Of r.
ogusri,ss and fraud, prueeed By the oaess at the po ali
OF whom were X. q. Ca"
OF the preceding election for the choice Of DEL
egates to the Convention which pretended to
take the State out Of the Union, the same writer
says:
Meanwhile about the end Of January, ,h, Legislature
in extra ss1op and tho Convention assembled The msnber
Of The latter had been elected BY minority Of the people
well known tho Union absssinns hen voting u wa,
election which pu, shame tbs celebrated elections In
Kanaa In San Antonio for instance cetsos from ChihuA.
huA each .ofsd tAyss rnos."
This was In populous place, where the
Unionists were active, determined and in force:
Judge what tho voting must have been in dark
and BY. places where the SecessiOnsts had il all
their own way, the Unionists not choosing nor
daring to attend the polls
This whole Pro-Slayery Rebellion is based on
terrorism, violence and fraud. II does not be-
cause it dare not, allow free discussion and honest
voting. Shall the Union be thus broken up'
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REVENUE COLLECTIONS.

The two following "sensation" dispatches may
have arrested our readers attention:
IMPORTANT FROM MISSOURI. org
ST. LOWS Mo, March 2Foeisn goods free Of duty are
besinnins arrive a. this port Via sworssns. a
ENFORCEMENT OF THE TARIFF f..
CHAELHsfos March 30 ls5Measures have been tskan by
the Secretary ofthe Treasury Mr. Mcmmcge prsvvn, .he
Introduction Of goods by tbs inland ror.ss-
railway ooansesns between the Confederate end Border
States Offices. have been stationed 10 enforce the DEGREES
tariff regulations Of the Confederate States ID 4
The precautions have been taken 70 prevent Smuggling
the coast line. . ~ .-.l
st. Louis is a Federal port Of entry, with a
Collector, &C., who, being Southern Democrats,
are probably all SecessiOnists. That they sheild
allow "fofeisn goods free Of duty" to be re-
ceyed and distributed thors, is not amazing. In