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.NHne Cs.atficHd. Insane.

STATE or VERMONT, ! In Probate Court, held at
E.spo,rH p,srnrcr S. Chelsea, within and for said
District IN the 18Th day of December A. d. 1851
sNIlISHA l. TRACY, Guardian unto Jane Chatfeld,
n an insane person residing in Randolph, in said District
makes application said Court for license to sell all OF
the real estate his said ward together with her right
IF dover in the of Horace Chathed Late OF SAID
Rnolph deceased and represents that such sale is for
the best Interest his said ward that the proceeds there
of NAV be put interest invested in stocks, or other
real estate Whereupon, it is ordered that hearing
thereon had at session OF said Court to be held at
the Probate OA;ce in Chelsea, the 10th day Of anua-
ry A. D. 1867 and that notice be given to all concerned
Gy pub sing this order the Green Mountain Fireman.
printed at Montpelier, in this State three weeks success
syey before the time appointed aforesaid for hear
ing that they may appear at said time ana place ana
show cause, IF any they may have, why such license should
not be granted By order of Court.
81; Attest, J. Il. CLEAVELAND, Register
SrArE OF VERMONT In Probate Court, he! 1T
A+lN. roN DlsrnIcT, Montpelier, Within and tor :Ad
U@ trict IN the 18TH day Of December A. u. 1851:
Instrument ltrlWt!G to be the last "i''Hnd les
lament of ThaIluis b. Iald, iate Of Worcester, in
I'D i;istiio ceased. heng presented t" the Court, BY
Mrs. iiGr.iCt Laid M "NccGtrx therein named, for Pro-
bate:
/, is ordered by said Court that all persons concerned
taer.it. Notified 10 urpcara; s->tn of said Court to
he halupn at the Probate Office Notptcr, the l4h
uu January, "A. D, 1852, aud iuN cause, i! any 'icy
may have against the Probate Of sud Wiz: I "hicli rur
.v. further o. 'tItd HAT copy ut DE '"crrG t tiis
.at ruii>hc Three week s,ere<Firty IN l!e sr",n
nulniH freeman, printed hulipttjrE. previous u
..,i tiit "rphintcd fol hearing.
4 true copy Of regard.
.&iafh3* Attest, y. K. MERRILL, Judge.
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A CANADIAN REM EDY

For Coshrencss, IrreguIa. "y and Det't 'of the
Digest,re Organs, Inducing Headache, Mss'-
tude, Nervousness, General Pros'ration OF the
Mind and Body, Paralysis, dc.
A moments reflection ought to convince sensible man
II of the folly and danger of constantly dosing with a
hartic Medicines The practice is pernicous and suic-
da An experience of forty years has taught me that
the constantly increasing evils of indigestion arc lear-
fully aggravated by the too free use OF Cahartcs Inc
American people fast becoming nation of dyspep-
tics by their artificial modes of life. Drastic Cathaltcs
increase the rritabty and PROSTATE the strength OF the
digestive organs.
The Pills now offered especially designed to alay
this irrtabily and at the time to invgorate ard
strengthen all the functions of Digestion while they are
gently laxative. They anodyne, tonic and laxative
They mild and inVgoratng that one is not remind
ed by any dsagreeabe effects that he has taken medicine
Business Men, Students, Professional Men, Females and
all persons leading confined sedentary life, should
try them. .
The undersigned Physicians, cheerfuy certify to the
high professional standing of Dr. Colby of Sanstead one
of the oldest and best Physicians, and to the excellent
qualities of his "AntiCostive and Tonic Pills., which
we have used in cur practice, and highly approve.j
J.B. GIBS0N,M. D., durham, c. f.
C. E. COTTON, NJ. D., Cowansvle.
CHARLES BROWN, y. 6
SIS. FOSTER, NJ. D Bronze
NORMAN CLEVELAND, M. d., Barnston
n. jerks. NJ. n.
&. .COWLEs, NJ H., stans,ead.
JOHN MEIGS, NJ. y. -
JOSEPH nREADON. NJ. D., Surgeon. r. N.
BENJAMIN DAMON, NJ D. Coaticook.
LEMuEL RICHMOND, Nj. D., Derby Line
NJ. G. GIlNES, NJ. D., Compton, c. E.
G. 0. S0MERS, NJ. D., Mogog, G. 4.
J. G. RUTHERFORD, NJ D., Newport. vt.
Prepared by DR.. N. +. COLBY, Stansead, G. f., and
Derby Line, Vermont.
Sold where medicine is sold generally.
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TE1E
ONLY DISC OV e K I
WORTHY OF ANY C0NFIDENCE FDH
Restoring
THE BALD AND GRAY !!

,lonv since the great discovery of Prof, WOOL naae
attempted not only to initiate ms MID nroduce
results identical but they have an core anu I,rof
being carried away by the wonteFl' rc'H,V .a tha
Woods PREPARATION, and have been iorceo 10 eo '''
field To lis rtsstlt IS sway. Bead The following -
Bath. Maine, April ISM lSD9
.,rot q T Wood e. Co. Gents: The letter wrote you
IN isSs concernjnr our valuable Hair Restorative
and which you have published in this vicinity ana ese
where has given 1ise TO numerous INQUIRIES iact
the facts the The inquiries arc htsl Is ,j'
If my hatatop and name, as stated III t c coli!hui
cati,n second is it true OF all theieih coiit"'le a
third does my hair still continue to be in COCA oroef
and OF natural color To all can and will answer
invariably yes. My HAIR is even better thah III ay
stage my life for forty years past, more sou iiiam!
an Tie only cause why Is rot generally true is that
tie substance is washed off by frequent aD'u'lon OF e
close connection it'll the whiskers the same result Wi,i
follow as the hair. have been in HE receipt OF
great number ofletters trom ell parts ct New England,
asking me if ray hair still continues 10 De sooo d.
there much fraud III the manufacture ahc san %
various compounds vel this, it has no doub! peeh
Iva seIy initiated and been used, not only without any
good hut to absolute injury. have not used any OF
Restorative OF any account cF some nouns aua
v, my hair is as good o. ever and nun dreds nave e
med it with am now I'll years od ana BOZ
gray hair ill my head or Oh nay race ahu 10 t ~
this tact seud yon lock Of my mar, taken on TIE
past week received your favor o. .o 9r' '' cays
it to rienos and thereby ihdGGeh th"'h 10 wy It,
many skeptcIo until after trial, and i'itn parchss'
ed and used il with universal success. will ask As
favor, that you ser<! test by which cn discover
fraud III the Restorative. sold By many, fear without
authority from YOU pe article VIII iII Iare success t"
Ure is caused by the impure article when curses ne IN
inventor OF the good. ! deem my doty as heretofore
to keep yO appraed Of continued feet Oh my hair, as
assure all Who enquire ot unsiiakcn opinion gifts
vaEu"0ieres''its Ie'a'' dear ST. E'9tS y
Aoroua Run ny. ,Noy. 81 1873
j'ror. O j. Wopp: isear sir.--I would certainly be
doins y3a cat justice net to make ';no"r 10 TIC
Wcrh, the WCHdcGtitl - "pl GS t'!e HntEp"cj rG.u
l,I;l q
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NOtiCa.

WELhEAs, nay wife, Sarah NJ Chatterton, has left my
w bed AID board without just cause or prov0cation
this Is to notify all persons that shall pay debts
her contracting after this date
FIFIELD S. CIATrERTON.
Hancock, Bee. i, lSGl. 3l2fw3*
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GEORGE d. e-9ssfgcy's ElnGaae.

George d. e!9safres's sIaasaes
tr.,t3 crbef. hlv ig appointed by II! non-
l ,hie Probate tnH Ter the !l!stiiC' 81 Randolph,
commissioners loreceiTr examine aGC aGius! claims
aud demands pc"sus, @gans! Me Estate "a i.eo. O..
6 uuT, late OF NlamSt0W IN said District, dec tastd,
ttrr&cltrt Suvent and The term Of six IN, HthA from
The .0,h dry ~ Nopeuh5 Il. Il. 1851, aeng allowed by
SAID Corr he creditors said deceased Ahibiland
grove their eseClNt claims beiolt give Eu,Cr that
will ate nd In The duties OF appointment at he
d. ciing house of Aurtiia Godfrey in Wamstomn, In
tld district. the III day u May next, AZ O'clock IN
tit tutnuon %tii day.
Allyn sM!T!i, com,rs.
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STATE OF VERMONT, / In Probate Court, held at
AsHlSGroN HIsrRIcr, IS. Montpelier, within and fer
sad District the Both day of December, A. d. 1861
Instrument, purporting to be the last viii and Tesla
lptn ofifs sally Ormshce, late of East Montpelier
in said 'trct deceased being presented the Court by
Addison reck the Executor therein named for Probate:
It ordered by sGd Court that all persons concerned
tercn lie notified to appear at session of said Court
be holden at TIE Probate Office in Mon peer the list
day Of January, j 1862 and show cause, if any they
may nave, against the probate Of said Will for which
prpos is further ordered that copy Of the record of
this order be published three weeks successfully in the
Green Mountain Freeman, printed at Montpelier, pre-
voas to said line appointed for hearing.
\ true copy of Record,
3lA Attest, N. A. CHASE, Register.
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s;,s Going south and East.
,,.r,r.,;a. u 8 a. A. NJ, l So P. NJ ana i'm r.
80, rp,,a leaves 81. Aiba ms al o23 A. NJ ,1,;,b
MI = 90 4. M connecting at White RlVer 'u".' IA , H.
,ai,s FOR ana tr, IN es. River, 81 J"lhs9ua ANY Unr
atom md with Nsrthe r. X. Tor Dos o., iI ~. s
cesjer &C., and connecting al Deho" V.,ray n for
ire r r. for Boston and with vermont 'aioy in ye,y
Springfield, New haven anu W."
York at 10 Is P. NJ. pir, at G10 A. VI.
for Burlington and Northie'u r ,, ,,o -, II 20 4, Y
NIGHT ExpREss TRAIN leaves OGhehFntni.IEo ,r,v
a. 20 m houses Point at 6 10 p w., arI
@ ~ pr,Irrtnn st o25 r. e. in Boston at o4o A NJ, oon
nncinc n, Bellows Falls with Cheshire =. ~ ~. e.ina
@ Wrrcescr and with Vermont valley r. Tor Spite n
field and New Haven and arriving III we" 'O
i" Trains Going North and Wesf. m
- -, in.Iiar nj q O8 AM 7.55 A. NJ. and 3oo p NJ
NJ, T'puN leaves Boston at $50 M, via. i az -
Lawrence ar Fitchbnrg. Leaves Sprpgheio d. to i
RrIows Falls at 1925 P. NJ. conhec''ns at 9Th Pc
Junction with Northern X. * from boston ANY
sumpsic r. L. tor aud from st. Joihsbu,y an" ,L. Of ;
,rrivnr At burlington at 100 A. and 81. hoas d" e.
Acn,,moo.r1oN TRAIN leaves Mortified at ~ h.'
nJ m nj TO- 10 A. NJ, for Eouscs Point ana ',o
Irea', arriving 1T '"' ~
N,GHr ExrrEss TRAM leaves Bellows Fa'l, at p
receiving passengers rom Vermont Valley H. X leaving
New York at 40 A. w. and from Cheshire H. H. c"hhec
ing n White River Junction with train leaving Dos on az
: p A. via Lowell or Lawrence. Leaves Hhht "!Ve..
junction at l53 NJ, arriving at buriing on al -
NJ KouSes Point mt 40 A. NJ, Moilreh at lo,oo A. NJ
and shu Oh CO +. NJ, correcting WIN 1f"h"
Trunk trains for Detroit, Chicago and he West
ecuiug cars arc attacked to 10th the nighi expires
trains unIiur between Eou,c's FONT aud Eoston.
Through Tick 'or Chicago and the Vest Tor sac
the principal siaticn' ,.,o,,, ,,,
w NJ.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT. ,oc,
commeaaur Monday, November 49, looi
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STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Cout, held at
WASH GroS DIs1Ricr, IS. Monirli er, within and for
sad Dl>'rc,, the 25,hday of December, a 1861
instrument, purporiing to he the last viii and Tesla
Ii mrn u George blasdell alo If Pla infed, In said
District Deceased being presented 10 the Cout by {. H.
Nr@h, the executor therein named or Probate:
l. i, cred h, said Court that all persons concerned
iercn, be notified To appear at session of said Court TO
he holden at the Probate Office IN ,iunpeiier on the 2ls
day at Jan a. ID. lSb2 and show causr if they
have the 'rnbae Of said WiFur which purpose
iHrrr ntderr that copy of The record of lhs order
be pl!sud three weeks successive in the Green Mona
tain fIecma printed at Muntpcer previous to said time
appointed Tor hearing. J true copy of record,
IA Attest I. X. MERRiLI4, judge
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PROBATE COURTS.

probate Courts within and for the District OF Kan
doph Tor the year cnsning will be holden az loio"
viz ~ ,,e,s 49, ,bo 6,s, Tbp,s
day il ,ch II onl 49, a., +h;rd
At the Orange G. UNITY Hotel in Chelsea On Tie 'hlu
Thursday of each month. , -, h .rr,,,
At Chadwick's Hotel In West Randolph on Inc lo"r"
Thursday in each month. A., oo,a
AtJ l.. Bowles' Hotel in Washington on the seeoh'
Thursday in February May and August.
BY order of Court.
J. X. CLEANELAND, Register
nhpro
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GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN JAN. y, 80
veru,out Central and suiii-
VAN Railroads.

F uasy Go III.
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WI usical Notice.

IT FALES, Teacher Of Music and ,ncing from Bos :
IL. TOM formerly member of the Germ MIA Band re-
specially gives notice that he has for present
himself at Montpelier, AID is prepared give psruc-
ton to Brass and String Bands Music selected
and adapted 10 kind number OF ms ruments Also
WI g:e Instruction in all the fashionable dances in
use in Boston and New York From his many years cx
Terienee he feels confident of gyg the best of satisac
on to those wishing to be tugt correct and proper
manner. The best Of reference given to those requiring
LIS SERVICES
Z l \ D r l. l. E B AN d.
Any npmb'r Of pieces fIrnishe for Balls
1fvate Parties, &C., on reason able terms.
II [ 3 & A L IN S r r UNI ENTS.
The hest Of instruments of ali kinds furnished a. the
lowest rates.
M,n.plev, Dec. p. d,v&wtf
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EDs.Nilaae Courts.

STATE OF VERMONT, DROBATE COURTS within
.sassroS DISTRICT, IS and for the District afore
aid will be holden at the Probate Office, in Montpelier, in
said District on Tuesday of each week. during the year
ensuing Persons having business with said Court are re-
'N' T. R. MERRILL, Judge.
hpr lis
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Peoples Academy,

Peoples Academy,
WORTHWHILE, LAM0iLLE COUNTY, VT.
M. McTILLOP, A. B., PRINCIPAL.
Miss FANNIE w. MUTT Preceptress.
1HE WINTER TERN Of this Institution will commence
MONDAY, Dec. I'd, 1861
Those wishing to pursue thorough and systematic s.
en'inc or Classical course Of study viii here find
or advantages. r
Lectures will be delivered by the PRINCIPAL and others
on topics Of general interest, during the Term
Board may be obtained In private families for from
SLOW 10 Sl7o per week. Every facility will be afforded
Catalogues may be obtained by applying to the Prne
=, d. w. PUTNAM, PRUDENTIAL Committee.
Worthwhile. Nov 4th vs.
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LADIES CATER BOOT.

little glove strs up my heart tides stir IN The oc
snow white muslin when it fits, makes many curl,
notion
Al sorts Of lady fxins thrill my feelings as they a or.
But little female gaiter boots are death and 1otli
shorter!
And just to put you on your guard
l'll give you, short and brief,
A small hotel experience
Which filed ICY heart with grief:
Last summer, at the Pavilion lotel,
stopped week or more,
And marked two boot-ees" Gerry mgr1
Before my neighbor's door;
Two boots with patent leather tips,
Two boots whic'. seemed to say,
4" An angel tro;s around in ~"
They stole my heart away:
And often i'll my nightly dreams
They swcr' before my face,
4 lady growing out Of ticm
As flowers g.nw fro'aa ,;~"
Bat ali. one morn ,saw .;-lt
Which strack ine liGc i stoao.
Gome other name wa On !le BOOK
Those boo,s were net alone.
great tall pair Of other }oa-'
Was standing ~ their sid,
And of they walked one aftcrns-r
And with them waihei--l lr.le
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THE GOOD SAMARITAN !
w CSGSED oE GO ALI.
Ahead Of all Connection

1875 of them manufactured last year-more than double
the number of any other first class stove in
year, in the United States
THEY contain all the improvements which in all the
first class stoves, and the advantages and improve
ments over other stoves are in part as follows:
1s The arrangement for broiiing the front hearth
AN improvement overlooked in other first class Stoves
1t has also the arrangement for broiling top
d. thorough ventilation of the Oven.
3d. Introducing hot air draught to the fire chamber
thereby increasing the drught Of the Stove quickenng
its operations, and enabling to throw out hcs-a
matter much and justly complained Of in other Stoves.
Aih. An important improvement in the application OF
the damper, which throws the heat around the oven.
9TH Much greater weight, consequently heavier plates
and more durable as well as handsomer castings.
9th. draft damper at each end CT the fire box SO
that the fire Is equazed aid grdle will heat as quick
as the other, also heating tho in half the time.
7th Fire back protected by soap-stone, it cannot
burn out.
In addition to the above improvements has all that is
combined in other first class Stoves viz Hot water Res
ervoir, Warming Closet Rooster in 'front.' Baker on top
Doors lived with best Russia Iron, &C. &C. Further this
stove is warranted to do the work with as little f. any
other Stove in the market, and in a superior manner
All who want first Glass Stove hould never buy until
they call and the Coon SAHARIT as they have in ey
cry instance given satisfaction
am the exclusive agent for the sale Of this Stove in
Montpelier, and sell 1t trial for any reasonable length
of time; so all are safe in buying
have also as full An assortment Of Com mon Stoves on
hand as any other dealer in Washington County and sell
as low as any one IN the state. j.. DEWEY.
Montpelier, Dec. 10. 1860,
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he ONLY Positively

IN THE WORLD ARE THE
THas&HsASaH E'A'A' &. ~.
Certificates Of approval in comparison with other 3afe
Grafton, Dec 81 1858.
Messrs Shcrwn and Burgess, Agents for haflanls Pa
tent safe. have examined the NarlGnd's patent safe in
your store and far able to judge Of its fire
proof qualities, believe the principle upon which it il
built tie reliable in resisting heat OF any fire
safe that mas come under my observation and parcl-
lary nd it to the attention Probate Districts
that now supplying themselves, for the preservation
of their records. BENZ. v. DEAN, Sec. OF State.
Brattleboro Dec. Sd 1S5s.-This may certify that
have examined the Marlands Patent Ere Proof Safe,
hbitcd by Mr.. Arson Hardy, and that in opin-
ion Marand's safe would be desirable one to purchase
for the Of the Probate Courts.
H. +: s sfaSs, Judge of Probate.
Mddelebury, April eth, ls59The Legislature Of Yer
mont at its last session passed law making it the dut
Of County Judges to procur5 Fire Proof Safes in which
to dcposite Probate Records In discharge of ha. duty
we have sren time in examinenEa nunbcr Of Safes
have come 10 the conclusion that the Mariand Safe
manufactured by N. B. Bigelow Il Arson Hardy of Bos
ton Mass, is superior to any other have examined
for its Fire Pro qualities Ne have bought safe
tina. description the New Haven Probate District aid
are well 1ssfed with his workmanship, apparent siren 9Th
and duI' Wy. ". ". G. WEli..-, Asst Judges Of
II. o. SIXTH Addison Co Court.
n. l.. -IGELOW & ANSON HARDY.
Manufacturers and Proprietors,
81 School st opposite City Hall, Boston
Sample to be seen at the OF j. W. Ellis Co. Mont
pelier, Scott Brooks, do; J. j. Duncklee Burlington
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WAN e D.

VNTANTED AT THIS OFFICE-As an apprentice to
w learn the printing business. boy between II and
Is years Of age He must bring the best recommended
tons regards his capabiy, habits Of industry and
honesty None other need apply.
NETANTED-wET NURSE-A good Wet Nurse ant
w ed imme lately. Apply at No "A Virginia Az
febl7-itf
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The Democratic Party.

That the Democracy j. the only political faith
that can safely e carried into administration. tbs
country alrelds has The most iudispuiable evil
deace The practical workings OF other ereeds
have been triesi and found wanting in those great
essentials. and found wanting IN those great e.
seutials To a harmonious and prosperous Govern
ment. aud almost barren of the fruits that Requb
lican institutions should yield That this l. rap
idly berortiu. the settled conviction Of the peo-
pie OF tbs country. Ne nov have accumulated
and accommodating proofs that can not be over
looked
When Democrat succeeded 10 the place OF
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The CoSrEDERArE STEAMER VsNDrRBTLr.-A
Washington dispatch to the Philadelphia Gazette
says:
The rumored running of the Mississippi block
ade by the rebel steamer Vanderbilt Is confirmed
She left the port of Havana the latter part Of De
cember. and after a run of about one week land
Ell her cargo, passengers and mail. in New Or
leans. Her cargo, il is said, consisted OF powder,
clothing and miscellaneous articles, which were
taken into Havana by sailing vessel, from Mas
sau, and then transhipped on the Vanderbilt As
the Vanderbilt did not leave New Orleans for
HAVANA until early in December, she had thus
made the run safely out and back, with yalua-
bic cargo each way, in about one month.
s-"We make no apology for this wicked effort
in the South to destroy this Government We
grant the necessity of snppressing it, but Abo-
litionism and SecessOnism must be buried 10 the
same political grave. The patriot who loves his
country must consent TO sacrifice both.
JosEPH Hour.
That is the true doctrine Abolitionism pro
duced secession, and secession produced the war.
We may bubble as much about the origin of war
please, but the impartial verdict of history
will sustain what Mr. Holt says. And We hone
the equally impartial verdict of the people will
carry into execution the judgment Mr. Holt has
pronounced that abOlitionism aud secessionism
must be buried in the same political grave. The
patriot who loves his country must consent to sac
rifce both" To execute that Judgment, the peo-
pie must vote and fght.-CorydoH Democrat.
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4 Proposition Ia Free the slaves of the
District al Colum bia AT the Public
Expense.

The expenses of the war are about two million
dollars pen day. last week Secretary Chase sent
the last million dollars IN the Treasury 20 Ken
tuckt; there y now deficiency IN the Treasury
OF one hunaved and thirty nine million dollars
the financial necessities OF tie Government re
auire sly hundred million dollars % keep IL coins,
until the next meeting OF Congress in December
aud so hard pushed > the OOyerumen tor means
that ia j. compelled 20 resort To the extraordinary
measure OF issuing an irredecmable paper OF cur
rency. aud making u legal tender m the paw
nent of public aud private dues. let. IN tine
face Of all That and the equally important ard
astounding one 81 prospective taxation. the like
of which this coantfy has never known ana few
others exccilel. a bal has been introduced into
CaBgre~- A. Tree tse slaves in tire District OF
Columbia. and pay the cost Of the same out OF
the Public Treasury.
Are there lot ofiices enough 10 satisfy the hun
sry hortes iniestnr the Federal Capital lllat new
one- must be creafei tor their especial be.nehf.
l. Washington - unsafe that ali the negroes in
and abou. i mus be SCI free 10 insure safety
T. the Government not spendg money last
enough Ace the resources oil the country 80
unliaated tilat they can be drawn on with i'm
punity meet any kind of expenditure. whether
necessary OF unnecessary Are free blacks such
a desirable population that depleted treasury
must be further drained. and a suffering people
further taxed % swell their numbers
Sach proposition may well meet. as IL merits
tie indignant protest Of every tax payer 10 the
land Ii j. Of New England origin and Ne hope
IL Will &c, support outside ct it.-ciHciHHafi
ERqairsr