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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-24
French Intriguing.

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The French Emperor is regarded by
the Richmond dynasty as its best friend
and TO this man the greNteet despot in
Europe who has employed in every
household in Paris, which is able to keep
a servant, a spy TO report TO him, the
first symptom of characterization on the
part of the people-the rebels look for
their first open support from a foreign
power, il they ever get att all But the
recently intercepted correspondence OF
the rebel government with its agents in
Europe disclose the fact that LOUIS Ma
poLEoE, while secretly helping the reb-
els to dismember the Federal Union, has
also been using every exertion to dis
m ember the Southern Confederacy. Mr..
w. S. OLDHAM, who we believe is con-
lederate Senator from Texas, wrote a
letter TO Secretary BENJAMIN, on the
18th of October last, which establishes
this fact He tells the Secretary that on
that day, the French Vice Consul at
Richmond, had conversation with him
in which he asked the Texan Senator "if
he did not think it would be to The interest of
the Slate to as8dale an INDEPENDENT MA
TIoNALlTY" Not only did the French
Vice Consul at Richmond breach this
proposition QOr it was proposition to
a Texan Senator, but at the same time
B. Theron, French Consular Agent at Gal
weston, made q similar inquiry of the
Governor of Texas. No man, can doubt
that these French officers, one at Rich
mOnd and the other at Galveston, acted
in this case, by instruction of the French
Emperor The most friendly European
power to the so-called Southern Confed-
eracy, is thus endeavoring to divide and
dismember it already France has an
army in Mexico which would give prompt
assistance to Texas if she were to secede
from secessiOnism and return to her orig
inal independence. The Richmond
dynasty became alarmed and or
dered the French intriguers away, but it
dared not quarrel with Napoleon. II
was sort of "Trent affair." however,
for JEFF. DAVIS, and he had to make the
best of il, by Withdrawing the order of
expulsion. This whole business is but
the beginning of the fuliillment of what
all sagacious men have predicted would
follow in the wake of secession. If this
madness goes on, in few months, French,
English, and Spanish emissaries will be
making propositions to ambitious lead
ers in every State, and WILSON the seeds
of other rebelliOns and revOlts. 1t fills us
with sadness unspeakable to see the
Southern people rush blindly to certain
destruction, with such warnings before
them. They may learn too late that lib
erty and free government have no friends
among the monarchs of Europe, and find
that nation rent with endless civil
wars, has no strengthatO resist a foreign
enemy
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Arkansas Post, the scene Of Genera
Netherlands recent victory, is on th
Arkansas river, sixty miles above ~
mouth, aud thirty. five miles above Whit
river cut OIL, at the head Of Noirebe'
plantation. II was originally establishI
ed by tie French as a trading post with
the Indians. The Post proper IL one and
a half miles from the river The rive
bluffs are very commanding, and oheI
the best natural advantages for the cree
ton OF formidable batteries. From Ar
kansas Post 10 Little Rock IL l4O miles
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The Rebel Loss at MurfreesbOr,

The following dispatch taken from th
Richmond Wing shows that ..BRAGG hf
raised his estimate Of his loss at Muir
freesboro.
CHATTANOOGA, Jan. g, 1S63.-The enc
my now holds Muffreesboro, rumors
the contrary notwithstanding, our pick
cts being within three miles Of then
The Confederate force occupy the coun
try this side.
GenerGl Bragg now estimates our los
at nine thousand, which includes th
wounded left at Murfceesboro.
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CAMP ON STONES RIVER,
SOUTH or MURFREEsBoRo, Tenn,
january goth, 1863.

Editor of the Nashville Union.
In your issue of the 18th inst, in your
editorial, under the head of GA Perfidi-
Gus People" in speaking Of atrocities by
the rebels, you say, 1.-The dead body of
Gen. SILL, whom barbarians would have
admired for his chivalrous courage, was
stripped on the field of battle. The
subsequent honor of military burial by
the enemy was the smallest reparatiOn
they could make for their fiendish bar
barism." The truth of history compels
me to state that the inference that Gen.
SILL was buried by the rebels with mill
tary honOrs, is not correct. hen did not
b,oy him al all, whatever they may have
ordered done. was taken prisoner while
attending to our wounded on the 31st
ut The enemy charged valiantly upon
our extemporized field hospital where
we had up four red flags, fred a volley
into us, and then took all prisoners who
could be moved. My Colonel, f. A. HAIR
R1NGToN, of the 9th Illinois, was very
severely wounded. We were taken into
Murfreesboro on the afternoon of the 3lst
Col. Ii. died on the evening of the next
day. On the morning of the I'd inst,
procured an order for an extraafine coffin,
same as Gen. SIL's was. Found the
Undertaken with no lumber but green oak
and poplar, and but little of that, and
besieged by crowd of importunate APP
plicants for coifins, boxes, anything in
which to bury their dead friends. | laid
OIL my coat and with the help of ne
gro, completed rough coffin, the best
the place afforded, and same as Gen.
SIS. | procured the same hearse and
driver, so as to bury my friend beside
Gen. s, The driver took US TO the spot
where he had left the bOdyof Gen. SILL.
We found II in the fence corner uaJuried, no
grave d1g, and no detail for that purpose. Il
was too late in the day (Friday, j an. 3D.
to go back to town to make arrangements.
So after borrowing some tools, which we
procured only by energetic representa-
tons to the secesh, we dug grave large
enough TO contain both collins and with
feeling of sadness to which language
cannot do justice, we lowered them to
their resting place side by side and
heaped the earth over them, putting up
the headboard had prepared with my
own hands, When say we, mean TO
include my two faithful hospital attend
ants, MICHAEL SApLER and JoHN X
CAMP, Of the 9th Illinois, who were with
me through all this trying ordeal, and
who can testify to tbe correctness Of
what | state. The Confederates may
have ordered a military funeral for Cen
Sill OF that cannot testify, but if il
was ordered, I coa TESTIFY that II m1s MT
performed.
Personally while among the Con iede
rates ! was treated by the officers gener-
ally with all kindness and gentlemanly
courtesy. | think their disposition was
better than their ability to perform. Pos
sibiy if our forces had been so com
PLEASANT as TO retreat to Nashville, the
would have buried Gen. S.
with military honors, but they already
had contract greater than they could
execute h. H. BOWMAN,
Surgeon 9Th Illinois Volunteers
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Coon QUABTz-Specimens Of gold. bear
Jog quartz from GrasshOpper creek, al
the head-waters Of the Missouri, above
the falls, have reached ST. Louis The
specimens are from discovery just made
said TO be the richest ever discovered on
the continent, yielding at the rate Of So,
600 per ton A rich placer has also
been discovered 10 the vicinity which
promises an abundant yield
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Burial of General Sill.

We have already published a para
graph denying the report that the body
of Gen. SILL had been buried with mill
tary honors by the rebels. The follow
ing letter from DR.. BOWMAN, Surgeon OF
the 9th Illinois, in reference to the
matter, will be read, however, with
interest:
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orr armp Gsrresp onntare.
THIRTEENTH VT. REGIMENT.

Nxw CAnP CARust, lave 22d, 1868.
Mr.. Editor Since wrote you last we
have had quite exciting times in ous vicinity.
Last Sunday, June i4th, large numoer Of
heavy army wagons arrived at the village Of
Occoquan, opposite our picket lines ana
short time after could be seen some sixteen
boats filled with men coming up the bay. We
learned that they were a regiment Of United
States Engineers and intended to lay Pom
toon bridge over the bay near the ferry. Each
man Of this corps seemed to know his work
and did it with dispatch, and II was surpri-
sing how rapidly they constructed a strong,
safe bridge. II almost seemed like magic
As soon az roads were made or repaired,
which was done by detail from our regi-
ment, the supply trains Of the 18th army
corps (Slocum's) commenced crossing and
without cessssion for twenty hours, moving
during tho entire night. Numbers Of our
regiment were at the ferry satisfying their
curiosity in regard to the PJntoons, when it
was announced that Gen. Hooker would cross
there. During the afternoon we were graft
fed at sight Of Fighting joe" He is
noble looking parsonage, and think fully
equal to the task assigned him II any one can
be.
1t is now known that the Army of the Po-
tomac have made retrograde movement,
abandoning the vicinity Of Falmouth and
taking possession Of the devastated country
surrounding Washington. Lees army has
also moved towards US. He has sent force
into the valley capturing Winchester and in
vading via Cumberland valley the state Of
Pennsylvania. But | think Hooker is too
wide-awAks to be caught in such trap, no
doubt it is only a feint and one Of Lees STRAIT
fgetic movements.
Friday and Saturday, was in the vicinity
Of Fairfax Court House where the 9th army
corps (Sedgwick's) WIS encamped. Report
at Gen. A. p. Howes headquarters was that
Lee had sent large force Of his army to the
relief of Johnston and that he had attacked
Grants army in the rear and cut it up there
by forcing Grant away and raising the reige
of Vcksburg. visited the LIST Vermont
brigade and met host of acquaintance a
mong whom we're Quarter Master Clark,
Lieut's. Allen, Hayward and Sawyer, and
Adjt. Morrill,, besides Surgeon Chandler,
Lieut's. Worcester and Brdgman (who at
present are the officers Of Co +. I'd Vermont
They are all we'll.
As your readers must be interested in the
representation which they have in the I'd
Vermont, and proud of the veterans Of dozen
battles who remain in the Montpelier Co.
have procured present roll through the
kindness Of Sergeant A. w. Ferry:
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CERTAIN CURE IN ALL CASES. OR

4 'ENI MN OUNE IN AID OhnEo, Uh
~ NO CHARGES MADR.-Dr Dow is consulted
daily, from A. N. 10 p NJ, as above upon all difficult
and chronic diseases OF every and nature having
by his unweAried attention and extraordinary
gained reputation which calls patients from all parts Of
the country to obtain advice
Among the ysioans IN Boston, stand higher in
the profession than the celebrated DIR. DOW No En-
dicot street Boston Those who need the services Of an
experienced physician and surgeon should give him
call
7. S-Dr. Dow imports and has for sale article,
called the French Secret. Order ty mail. Two foi 81
and red stamp. 1890
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press CLOSELY sealed, 20 all parts " the country.
pH1CRS-Full strength $40; half strength So quar-
ter strength. SO per bottle
nTREMFMBER-Th This medicine IS designed erprcss-
~ f5r ESTIMATE CASES, Which az other yeDled,es
ojhe knd haze tailed 70 cure also tat Is ioarrant-
ed as reIgssented IN EVERY RESPECT, rthe price
VI TTBFWARR OF IMlTAT1oNsl None genuine
and warranted unless purchased directly Of Dr. " At
his REMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOR SPECIAL DIS
EASES No 2s Union street. Providence, r. l.
gTThis speciality embraces al diseases of pirate
nature. both Of MES AVID WOMEN, by regularly edu-
Gated physician of weny years practice, giving them
his ohoie attention.
uFConsul,atons by letter or otherwise are strictly
confidential and medicines will be- sent by express secure
from obsefuafion to all parts Of the United States Also
accommodations for Ladies from abroad wishing for
and quiet RETREAT with good care, until restored
to health.
CAUTION 1t has been estimated that ttc0 hun
dred thousand dollars paid TO swudling Quacks Al
nualv in New England alone. without agiy beneft to
TO those who pay it. All this comes from trusting
trifhOm inquiry, 70 who alike destitute
commentator is their own false and exuavagant
assertions in praise Of Menseires IT, therefore, you
would avoid beng hus,buqgcd take no mans word no
matter chat his pretenstois are, but MAKE INQUIRY
II will cost you nothing and may you many regrets
for advertising physicians In nine cases out Of ten,
are bogp there safety 10 trusting any Of them,
less YOU know irho and iohat they
ITDr NJ. will send FREE by enclosing one stamp
a. above Pamphlet on DISEASES OF WOMEN and
on Pirate Diseases generally giving full information.
tcifh the uHdnbfeR references and teffimOntait,
without which advertising physician medicine Of
this Kind is desei wing Of ANY CONFIDENCE WHAT
EVER.
uTOrders ny mail promptly attended 70. Write your
address plainly, and direct 20 DR. MAIIIsON, A. A.
bove. ii 62
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BOSTON RROK Frs BOARD.-Stocks
ID Bonds and Government Securities purchased and
sold at The Brokers Board.
We o,nhne transactions strictly to the execution
" orders uu commission,
american Cold and Silver.
Foreign Gold una Siiusf,
Demand N0tes and Unc4yrent Money
purchased at Office, So State Street Boston.
BURNETT. DRAKE n co
Bankers, Stock 4 Exchange Brokers.
GENERAL REFBRBSCBs Edward Tyler, Cashier
Suffolk Bank Henry Shed Esq, Cashier Bank Au
uNl Redemption, any Of the Boston Banks. Mont
poier, j. a. Page, Esq Cashier Vermont BAtk 52:Ot
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HELMBOLD'S ROSE WASH.

II Ll1M pOlIb = hOSE w hCn.
An excellent Lotion Tor Diseases of syphiltic Mature
aud injection in Diseases Of the Urinary Organs,
arising from habits Of dissipation. used in connection
with the Extracts Buchu and Sarsaparia in such de.
eases recommended
Evidence Of the mos; responsible and reliable ehsss
ter will accompany the medicines.
CERTIFICATE OF CURES,
Prom eigh, to twenty years standing with EnoEn
10 SCIENCE AND FAME.
For Medical Properties Of Buehu, see DispenssiOp Of
the United States
See Professor Devices valuable work the Pfaen''
Of Physie
See remarks made BY the late celebrated Or Phyae
Philadelphia.
See remsrks made BY DR. Ephraim Mcdowell, eei''
brasd Physician, aud Member Of the Royal College
Surgeons, Hand and published in the Transactions
Of the King and Queens Journal.
See Medioo Cmurgoa Review published by Benjamin
lrAvers, Fellow Of the Royal College OF Surgeons
See most ofthe late STANDARD Works on Medicine
EXTRACT BuoHU 81 90 PER BOTTLE, on SIX FoR s. w.
EXTRACT sARsAPARrLLA, 81 90 PR BroTLE Oh sh
ron IS %. IMPROVED ROSE WASH, 90 Pen BOTTLE Oh
TX FoR so so
Or hafs dozen Of each for sl2 90 which vii be suesl
the most obstinate cases. II directions are so
hered to.
Delivered any address securely packed non ol'd
walton.
" DescIbs symptoms in all Communications Cu'''
guaranteed. Advice gratis.
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This Course embraces Book Keeping all It's depart
ments Penmanihip, Commercial Arithmetic Business
Correspondence, Commercial Law, Political Economy
Commercial Ethics, Partnership Settlement, Detecting
Counterfeted and Altered Bank Notes. &c.
The Spenceriau System Of Pmmaushipis taught in u
It's varieties by the skillfl Of the
The Book Keeping department is under the special
supervision and instruction Of the Principal L. W. Low
I'LL.
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MI A S o n 81 H a NJ L n
CABIN EFT ORGANS,
WITH AUTOMATIC SWELL.


PATENTED Ocr q. 1862
n B. Haping rec ntiy introduced numerous very i'm.
porant ,pprou eoents our Harmonious zoe haze
cured for them BY cpsrght The trademark Cabinet
o gan ohich WH distinguish them from those Of other
Daksrs. d1d pfOttc qrcFdsers from limitations
MAsON y HAMLIN's CABINET ORGANS are pronounc-
ed superior to oil instruments Of similar nature as
melvdIonp soraphines, &C. by those best qualified 10
Judge and the only which have ever been award
ed Gold Medal in this country. See wntt testimony
ON the f0luUiug most eminent Orgaulss Of New ork
Boston &C. IN which they pronounced The best Of
their class OF which we have any knowledge Hunde,
Organst Of Henry Ward Beecher's Church Fl nt Of
Madison Square Church MOsentha, OF Cavay church;
Wells, Of Christ Church Maetath Of DR. Pses Church,
Smi1, Of the Immaculate Conception Church Hagen,
Editor, Musical herieio, Of New York Iuokerman, Of
ST Pauls Church Wilcox, Of immaculate Conception
Church Baumbach Of the Church Of the Unity la X
Of Old South Church, of Boston Beale Of St. Joseph's
Church Thongs, Of the Church Of iheHoy Iunocsnts ;
Marsh, Of St. Peters Church, Of Albany and many
others
The Manufactures in possession Of testimonials to
similar effect from Thaloerg, Morgan, i. Maaun, Ter
IAhn, Bradbury, webb, Root, Hastings WIN. Mason,
Satter, Wolcnnaupt, Gehaar, Kauser, Wolfsohn &c,
PRICES
CABINET ORGANS, Single and Double Reed, $40 to $50
with o, s and 2stops, pedal bass, Sc 500 TO f5U
MBLouBoNs. Nine varieties, 500 to 22d
u Descriptive Circulars sent by mail
Warerooms in Boston IA WASHINGTON ST.
Warerooms In Nes York and MERCER ST
Address MASON & HAAlIS, Boston, or IN ,sOS
BROTHBHs, New York" 4759
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO FEMALES

Il l. IN DELICATE HEALTH.--Dr Dow. Physician
and Surgeon, No, . Hndieott Street, Boston,
Ia consulted daily for all diAeases incident TO
the female system, Prolapsus UteH,or falling Of
menstrual arrangements, all treated upon new
pathological principles aud speedy relief guaranteed in
few days 80 Invariably certain Is the mode Of
ueamen that obstinate complaints yield under H.
and the afflicted person Tejoices in perfect health
Or. Dow has no doubt had greater experience In the
cure OF diseases Of women and children, than any phys
clan In Boston.
Boarding accommodations for patients who may wish
TO stay in Boston few days under his treatment,
DIR. Dos, since 1915, having confined his whole Aten.
lion 10 Office practice for the cue Of Private Diseases
and Female Complaints acknowledges superior in the
United States.
n. bah letters must contain four rad stamina or
they will not be answered
Office Hours from &. aru
Anvil issp tan1
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES

DIR. OH EES EN- A MS PILLS
The combination Of ingredients in these Pills the
result Of long and extensive practice. They mild
in their operation, and certain in correcting all iregu
larities, Painful Menstruatons removing all obstrue
tons whether from cold otherwise headache pain
the side palptation Of the Mart whites, all al
feetions Mysteries fatigue, pain in the back and imbs
&c, disturbed sleep, which arise from interruption
nature.
DIR CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
WAS the commencement OF nes era 10 the treatment
those Irregularities and distractions which have consgu
ed so many To PREMATURE GRAVE No female can
enjoy good health unless she Is regular and whenever
obstruction takes place the general health hegns to Dc
cline.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
the most eheotual remedy known for all com
plants peculiar Females To all classes they are Ia
valuable inducing, ruth certainty periodical Tegaytty
They known 70 thousands, who have used them at
different periods. throughout the country, having the
sanction OF he most eminent Physicians in America.
Explicit directions stating When they should not o.,
used, with each boxthe rice One Dollar per Box,
tanning from 90 TO 81 Pills,
Pills sent by mail, promptly by RENTING TO the Pr,
prietoT. Sold BY druggists generally
X. b. hUICHlNS, Proprietor,
20 Cedar ST, New York
Sold by S. p Rsdhed, and l.. r. Pierce q Co., Mont
peher ;ai.u by }. W. ROby Co., Burlington
MAy27dswly
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NOTICE. yovr Naa,y DO got BE- persasdrd 20 pr
Mattmr PHrtrris ga Bk-am. thc cost
n manufcturng which fst ~ apt suy oher
iiN 81 hlch sold makes NE
profit her apparently small uupunc-d dealers VII
othrr meucius which th u ptOhs
larger unless tie customers u.si urnn having NAdAme
other fur Madame Port re- Cue stiv-
Ras,m price r-ut- and co. largr b'tes D ons and
lyou not get At one store 3uu can at
Anothrrr.
20 larger bottles cents
HALL KuCKEt- Proprietors, New YORK
g. g. GOODWIN CO., 80. % Aarthal street Boston,
General Ageuts fir New England arg
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- u "UNIOS FOR THE SAKE ORS u
~. Id. IHE uNION.n 0a Id.

This PATRIOTIC FRATERNITY. being now prepared to
establish It's branches in Washington County invites to
membership all loyal citizens Of whatever party sect
Its aims are the following.
l. 10 pIestrye, through all coming time. the unity Of
the United States from disiuttgTauon and decay.
To pOsteTity our biTthtighs Of freedom
conscience, speech and action.
o. To afford TO people Of other lands Aysum, a ref
uge from tyranny, oppression and political wrong.
a. To perpeuAte the memory Of the founders Of this
great Republic and Of their worthy and immortal
g. To teach, by covenants emblems and solemn
monies, the harmony, strength and beauty Of National
unity.
For full inform itlon, Constitutions, By Laws, nc 4,
apply for the pies 20 'hn Trmbe, IT,, d D.. Box
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Students enter at any time. No vacations. Usual
time complete the Course from to u weeks. As
sistAncc rendered graduates IN procuring situations
GrAduAtes presented with elegantly engraved D
plonia.
II For catalogue Of 20 pages, specimens Of penman
ship, Sc, enclose two letter stamps and address
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ITALIAN QUEEN BEES ior sale. War

u rsntsd pure. Instructions for uniting with COZ MOI
stock seat with each Queen. safe arrival guaranteed DO
For psrlleulsn address n. GOODRICH.
Essi HArdsi i.r. 80 ifsa jss;3n
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w EAT, RYE, CORN
GOLDEN SHEAF WHLSKE Y.

The Subscriber having been engaged for the las,
ty years M the port alton and sale of Wines and SIR
it's now find. from this experience that real
PURE BOURBON WH1SKEY,
when ma ie, a. It ought 70 be, from
WHEAT, RYB AND CORN,
e. without Doubt the most healthful and medicinal
Spirit that can be used. Having determined 10 make
the sale Of this article specially in his business he has
accepted the
General Selling Agency for large DstHery in Bourbon
County, kentucky,
and 10 future will seli, under the brand Of
&C l. n Az, ="
PuRB BouRBoS wHlsKEY. manufactured from the
BEST SELECTED GRAINS. aud made in the most careful
manner.
This celebrated whiskey will be put up in
tanning dozen bottles each and offered to the Trade
by his Travelling Agents throughout the country aud
also kept hand in his warehouse in Boston in barrels
half barrels and Kegs
Individuals DESTROYS OF ptncu ing pure reliable ar
Gle Of BOURBON WHISKEY at reasonable price,
have only inquire " an, respectable Grocer Drug
gist for GOLDEN SHEAF WHISKY" or send
their orders for any quantity required to the General De-
pot for its sale.
Of WASHINGTON STREET, BOSTON.
Fash bottle is enclosed in neat pasteboard box, 70
ensure its safe transportation.
C. A. RICHARDS.
GENERAL AGENT.
For Sale by l. F. PIxRcE, Town Agent, Montpelier
Vermont
Boston, May le. 1909 5lsu