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ALL persOaE that subject pay said TAX. sFe re-
CRESTED 10 60 so by The s5tb Of June.
Return Of PrORts
Nsds by buying and selling between he frst dny oi
January, lsss. AZ hrst day OF January 1864 sprit
HquoEs. eour wheat, corn rice sugar molssses q
UruP, salt bacon pork, hogs, beef or beef cattle
sheep Oas, bay, fodder, hides, leather horses
mules, boots shoes, cotton yarns. wool, cotton o.
Hsd cloth hats wagon harness. lead iron steel or
nEilH' Money gold silver, foreign exchange, stocks
notoa, dsbtH, credits obligations Of any kind ana
any nsruaEndiss, property effects Of any kind 70
be sc8sd and collected forthwith under the "Aet 10
levy additional taxes for The common defense and SUP
pert Of the Government" approved February I7th
1854 fhs upon which ten per cent t sddiIop "a
The such profits income under the pr0gili-,,
Of The Act Of April 24th, 1865.
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E Capt Harry MODOugAl, an cid Missis-
sippi steambOasnAn, was thrown from buggy
in New Orleans recently, end killed,
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NOrshera Items.


Lincoln, when verbally informed of his re-
nomination, replied, Il know no reason to
doubt that 1 shall accept the nomination ten
dsred, and yet perhaps, 1 should not declare
definitely before reading and considering what
is called the platform"
Tue Nsw York HsTaId attacks Lincoln with
great bitterness, snd calls for Grant, Mcclellan,
Sherman, Hancock, Thomas, or s5ms other to
oppose him with.
Two steamers left Washington on the S.h
inst for Grants relief with several regiments of
one hundred dsys' men, including the 143d
Ohio.
A mass meeting was hsld in Baltimore W ed
nesdsy night to ''ratify" the Yankee nomins-
tons Il was held in Monument square. The
mayor presided, and Messrs. Maynard and
BrownIow, of Tennessee Gaddis, of Ohio ex-
Mayor Swan, and others, were the speakers.
Resolutions wers adopted cordially indorsing
and ratifying the nomination of President, and
c1mmending the same to the loyal voters
throughout the country.
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Why Grant Did NOt sseS the HenainatIon.
The New York Herald has very bitter srti-
Gle on the Times, of that city, for defeating
Grant in the Baltimore convention, which the
help of Confederate bullets. Ii says:
On Friday last an action occurred before
Richmond, OF which Gsn. Grant gave the fol-
lewirg efficient aecoant:
I'VE assaulted st half-past four, driving the
enemy within his intrenchmeuls at all points,
but without gaining any decisive advantage.
OGr tEoops now occupy position close to the
snemy-some places within ffty ysrds--and
are remaining. Our loss Was not severe, nor do
/ suppose the enemy 10 have lest heavily We
captured over three hundred prisoners, mostly
from Breckinridgs."
Our own reports, and those of all the other
papers, including the first Of the reports pub
lished by the Tines give faller details of this
action, but do not differ In regard TO the msin
festures. On Tuesday morning, however, the
Times Games out with . long account of the
battle, printed in the largest type, and covering
over page Of the paper. This report purport-
cd to be written by a literary man, who claims
to be considered = philologist but who has no
practical knowledge of military affairs. 1t re-
YisWs Grants esmpsign-declsEes that fridays
battle was the most important Of all, and argues
thss Gen Grant ives very badly beaten and the
rebels undoubtedly successful. Upon this re-
port the World bsses coppsThead article a.
taclIing the Union cause, and il will unquestiou-
ably be used hy Eeessss--S=se abroad likeggise 70
help the cause OF the rebels.
Oar readers viii remember that the Baltimore
convention assembled on the very morning that
the IIAss published this report, and we have
no doDbi that it was written At the suggestion
of Chsvslier Raymond to iDjuFs Gen. Grant and
assist MF. Lincoln in that convention. The
Times has shown itself SO utterly interruptions
in It's advocacy of Old Abe that this theory is
undoubtedly correct. II the Timeg' report be
true, then Gen Grants report must be false
To suggest this and to make out that Grant
was q beaten general, was tho object of the
Times article We have no words adequate to
express our Teprobstion of such dishonest and
malicious political mAneuvering as this. For g
pspsr protesting TO be loyal, it is simply sbomi-
ntble. The report is calculated to aid and COM
fort the rebels well as the shoddy politicians,
for whose benefit ii WAS written. We ask caR-
did comparison between General Grants report
and the Times article, and after making this
comparison ne man can resist the conviction
that the Times has prostituted its columns to
the basest Of ISLANDERS upon our greatest general,
fer the purpose of influencing the Baltimore
convention against him, and that il presumes
to impeAch both ais generAlship and his truth
tIIlress. We know OF no more Asgrant instance
OF the degeneTscy of the party press, and no
more appropriate means to assist the Ttsss'
candidate for the presidency.
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ANECDoTE.-A correspondent of the La
Grange Reporter, relates the following,

Grange Reporter, relates the following,
In the summer Of 1862, the writer was in
West Point, awaiting the arrival Of his regi-
inent. He entered into conversation with .
young oficer-A strsnger-who informed him
be belonged 70 the 6Ih Alabama regiment, com
manded by Col Gordon. Said we, "Did you
ever besr the colonel speak 2" ''Yes," said he
"but wish never to hear him again" Sur
fised at the reply, we asked, why not r.
de said, 'Sr, on one occasion, during a battle
IN Virginia, Just before ordering charge, Col.
Gordon addressed the regiment in such man
neT that Ne were wild with enthusiasm, and
felt like we could charge he'll itself And" lie
added, "ss don't desire to charge that place, I
do not wish to hear Col Gordon speak again.
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Gbe MLenaBis aRaeaI.
PUHLIsHED
Terms OF AdYertisIng..

An advertisements win be charged three dollars per
square for The arEi lussrtios-Asd two dollars and
hsB Tor each Eubssquen. Insertion
LDsa noasss WI bs shHFEs9 at tss rEts = Eftg Ga
Rsr Hns.
Obituary notices, and hD .nes articles not of gsa-
Srsi public interest rrsed other Embellishments
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aesgaton of army sutlsFs and coafrabaud whites snd
blacks, from South CarelIns WHAT VysrdsU pbilIIos
ana ME radical faetlou viii say to lhs We tbiuk Il vii
Dot D dileut TO eoEiectuse. The dovslOpnsps OF a
very fs" days we appEehend, froR popular reaction
Anong Fadieas and conservatives war rasn and peace
men, ks sp0o!icsEs and Democrks against tss eorrup
Hon- 1ianaers and imbeetss Of ihis Administraiior
viii show that honest o Abe evsu "a his raV, niat
form, viii have very -eard road to travel"
Washington telegram, Of the slh, in the Herald.
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DAVID L.. CAMPBELL,
(FOrmsTly Campbell & Bennets,)
General Commission Merchant,
No. So Moth WaIeT Street,
j1s3m Mobile, Ala
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CoLUMBUs PRICEs--As recent auction sale
in Columbus the fOlloWiugpriess were obtained;
Salt, so cents; sugar, "a 50 to IS; whisky,
SS6 to S43 per gallon; cane syrup, $1S per
gallOni smoking tobacco, 80 50i shssting, SO
per yard; brown drilling, 81 20; ladies' mo-
rocco boots, $35 per pairi cows and calves,
$295 to $3.50; cottage bedsiead, $65; MAsOn's
blacking. 50 80 to Sll per box glass syringes,
$lOs per dozen fine razor $lS,
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]. n. WILLS


Tax Collector,
77ih District, State Of Georgia
Oaics cn Alabama street Once hours from to y A
~ and Z ON 10 5P.N liu3 ~
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Geld in Fieas5ars is tsrO huudrstl and seven.
letters fYoua Ihe Secretary sf Wa I'd Pre-
Voss IsRrshaE

VoaE 1aErshRi.
The following eorru Fendsnes % 5ss subject Of ne
dra laid befoFs the Yankee f,srrrcss on the slb
inst. 1; viii be thai the rsPs-i = he thres hun
dred dollar exemption clause isreesss i;iendsds
WAsHINaToS d G, June 9.
To the Senate and HOuss Of Rspresoutatfves
have the hOn0r 20 submit for the consideration Of
Congress letter ans neosuTe from the Secretary OF
War with y COncurenee In the recommendation made
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
WAR DEPARTNgsr, WsshingtoR City June =
SIR beg isays 20 submit yoa a report. made By
the provost marshal general showing the result Or the
orsf gong TO q the d-hsisncy the quotas Of
certain Sssiss and recommending repsg the CLAUSE
in-the enrolment ael. commonly known g. tns three
provost marshal general is approved by department.
aud trust that IL will be recommended by you 70 Con
greHl
The recent successes that have attended our arms lead
to the hope hs- BY maintaining military 9Th.
aud giving It such increase the extended feid Of
operations may require, early termination OF tho
war may be Ob Aimed. Bat to accomplish this h Il Sb
sclutely necessary that efficient be taken with
vgor and prompHess TO keep me army its strength
aud supply deficiencies OeCssiOned o. losses In ths
/ hed.
To that end resort must be had to q draft but ample
eIpsrisnes has shown lhst the pscuniary s1emP-
ton from service illustrates the object OF tbs enrolment
Law BY furnishing money Instead 3f men
An additional reason for Tepezlng ths aEsmFticu
clauss Is that H is contemplated make the draft Tor
comparatively short term. Tae barthen Of military
s therefore, BE- ghtsEed; but Its certainty Of
fInis hing troOpsE absoi1ts essential %
| have the kogOr TO be your oJsdisnt servant
EDWIN N. STANTON
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r'a Earald cnrrssDondent says that the recommend
atoh OF the President thai he exeps clause Of the
snromea set De repealed very fav0rsby reesived
snd discussed a. considerable length bF tee Senate
Lte doubt Is enieriansd Of its adopaon st early
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rnK nEnTrnEA OoTToN TaADE.


Cournodoss n F. MAzrys @. S. Navy
DEfR sR: Ths enclosed tabiss. e0npilad shjsAe
from tbe board 4 trade returis shOa he course Of he
Brsh cotton lsade for The lsh flx years The period
begins At hs cessation Of the sammsFeai panic Of 1851
vhsn ogss production eomnsnesd, sid ends with the
elos, Of lat year. Thus furnishing At eazee, the
Sl.tosy Of the cotton imporss exPsrtss aulAet1sss
m sales for hoIns eanszmpiIon for ~ shres ssazous
saror and the hse seasons subssquent 70 the secs
ou Or ths soalasrn States from the Federal uniOni
ana likewise exhibiting The insrsass IN The stocks oi
o,son as cotton goods during fhs arst dviaion and
s decrease during tie sscsd division Of the time
The largest ieporationE f rsW eetton took place II
lsa when $50 gas 752 pounds wsse imported q eclt
Of ss5o ss9 and the smallest receipts were IN lsSs
hen 973 2g6 pounds cssisao hand, valued at 4Sl
ceao4s Ths gusnfly IN 1858 6ss ,5s5,2 ,2si pounds
uora $50 z77 953 The sIportatioas Of rsW cotton IL
lsoO were go 4ss go pouRls for Is6i 2ss 2s7 sSt
hounds for is62, 2il.7l452s pounds snd for 1888
SO ss2 Dounathe rate ef increase In comparison
with import atoms being very great The yarn pfoaas
nr properties or ret weight Of hs cotton, after spia
ming thsa remained IN toe United KLagdom for manu-
fseturng purposes was in 1860 9 433 5s5 pounds ans
In 1863 only s SIS pounds pToyins the fact Of IA
extra loss In working the ia fsrior sortz and accounting
for the additional amount Of cotton required 70 make
ys-s Of goods In 1853 over what Was needed In 1900
Though the csrt Of the imports Of raw Gotten was g
uu greater in 1868 an in 1850 the value II the ex
ports was lkswIse augmsntsdmAking the net cost T.
that material in 1860 $50 3ss sg9 - IL
W. e.. ~. si.- dsnd, can. By The process !,
ner 70 =, ii5 ias, nSsos. sss lsso
estisl to The 1eo.sn,on oonzrpnutiop Of Ijjs tlrs
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IAs FssIiag - Maaclsstsr.
Opinion IN Lise1,oel.

From the Liverpool Mercury, May 2S.l
Gen. Grant will have TO follow Them, drag
ging eli his supplies over broken roads and through
swollen streams. All the circumstances Of these des
psrAte battles gives huge respect for the bravery
both Of the Federal and Confederate armies bat all
the genersship appears to be the side Of the Con
fsdsrHteE. Cen Lee to have the power OF cem
psilng Gen. Grant 10 fight him in the positions mcst
favorable for defensive and unfavorahe for an
invading army. 1t ie doubtful Fether the kederals
have been able their splendid artillery In any Of
the battles while the Confs derates have been
able TO mako much use of their. n
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Letter from the PrOsost Marshal Gs=sraI.


WAR DEPARTMENT Provost Rarshs. Generals Oaice.
Washington June G-TO Hon. EdWa NJ SiSnton.
Secretary Of War; Ia Accordance with the amended
sEFolmsnt act, approved February "a 1864 and your
orders tae subject, conducting a draft in
such districts for the respective dscsucieE
quotas Of troops heretofore assigned Tie resuits OF
the draft FAR shown By tbs reports 70 this date.
are worthy Of attention They are briefly - follows
Number Of drafted men examined.
Number exempted for physical dsability......-- 454
Number exempted for other c2uses..s-s...s.--- 2o2
Total number sxsulpted...- sJlb
Number paid comEutsti0a mos ey--s....-.s--.- 5 go
Number who have furnished 81 hstutes- 40
Number held FOR psrsOnal service -
This last includes some who may yet pay commuEa-
tion mOaey
Total number exempted TI2J
These reports come from sUb-dislrets IN sght differ
snt States.
iayite your sttsntontO the small proportion Of sol
diers being obtained under the existing law. no
reason to believe that the army be materially
strengthened By drkit long tbs three hundred dol
lar clause Is IN fores do think It safe 20
that the com mutation paid BY drafted viii enable
The Government 10 procure vonaiesr or substitute in
bis place
do not think that large bouEties By the United
States should be aRsn resortad to for raising roOpA
Irecomnssnd that the three hundred dollar clause,
| It Is known, be repssled
an, Sir, very respectfully, your obsiisnt servant
JAMES B FRY,
Provost Marshal General
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CH.GS. R. SMITH,
attorney and Counselor,

AlADNt------- ~
A sEOClATED with Col J. W. h UHDERW GOD
"a O1ioe ever EdTa7dy's store, Whitshall street
ny fissds correspondents viii please addrsss ne
jus Ifts G. II SMITH
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-18

THE FLORENCE HOTEL,
Selma, Ala.
4 J. Q. SAINT,
Of MempbiE Tennessee.
DR. r J. MCKINNEY,
my2o In OF BOsyiine Green Ky.
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Grc=t Easf Go Fsr,sard.

From tie London Telegrsph, May q.
As long indeed as Grant moves onward, SO long will
New York believe tn him But suppose he calls halt
than few days in check before other rife pits
and brsasworks stronger than those Of SpottsyVans
To neaSure the probable resetiSn, must remember
that an amos boOdess victory hoped for and that
the ssme journal which records these Banguinary slrug
gieE very recently expressed lis opinion that the
pagn would result Tin the rebel eVacuson OF the city,
and Lee retreat into North Carolina, without battle
In order 10 his army" That dream, st any rate
has been dspeled; and the first Indication Of evil
fortune New York, suddenly recovering from ex-
citemsnt that Is almost msdRess has confess that
twenty miles OF Virginia soil nisy have been dearly
ct the price OF thousand for every mile.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-18

manufacturing country Z
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EnsIa Inassd So vsluAble
Of sxquislisly fns eotssn G
cans fer sulrsaey Yet, nj
claim for Mszlae ne pests
ten.
The qeslility q eot.el 9
OF al eIsIsie q ~ lI =
ths LIST Of .iaausry, lS
sbs stocks lTsEs ssss o. ~
any pssvlaus sssSaiaa.
yarns ana e0oslz-s As.a
is ssld0n iilialsd = -
not been fully eeaaias !
| gArdsd as a TAI eases AZ
Kingdom, 70. ises eks. :
TIE home eonsagza1i.
weighsiof Press sstrv.6 Q
ton..4....-s... ..ssnfSd
i Tas expprt4zioq ajSigel
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The sxpsrt4tlcns lriss
same 81 last yea Mr.. {
ar. {
snt Z
Tbs quinlty ot Tho
kinds ii sSrsh = th
Jznugny. was dr. S
In ssinners hand Mr.. S
; IN ysrni ard geoz ,s,aois
IN tho hands sriss
from the spi ~. THE
I tsilsrii.. - s2tf
Importsaioaf . Ion = of
creasti siEacs Camers
Aprfl.i over The Oh
Dslfcieney Mr.. s
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cotton sseas sbe nr nr. : :
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The total vote was Andy Jobusoa Of Tennessee,
4g2; Dickinson, II; Hsmin, 9.
Among the members Of the National Committee We
observe the following:
Maryland, II w Hoffman Virginia, w 81 Wallsoe :;
Florida. Gavin Robinson Louisiana Cutkbert Bul-
HIT; Arkansas, James g Johnston Missouri H Boyd
Tennessee, Jos Fowler; Kentucky. p Williamson
West Virginia, W Campbell New Mexico John W
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-01
From the Evening Post.
Thu Cravan.

lfroman unpublished poem by AIVmD ASpHsoSl
On that shty day Of battle mid the booming and the
rattle,
shouts Of victory and Of anguish wherewth NalVerns
Hin DID roar,
Dill General, now quite fameless, who in these lines
shall DO nan,eess,
how himself rather gamsess, gameesa on the James
shore
Sadly smoking gunboat, while the tempest ragged
on shore,
only this and nothing more
Tbs Congressional Committee rat within the nations
city
And each Congressman witty did the GENERAL lmplore
Toll US II thou that BATTLE mid the booming and the
rattle,
vert gunboat or in saddle, while the tempest ragged
ashorei 20
Answered he; 81 don't rsmemb r. might have been. 4"
What more
Only this and nothing
" By the truth which ia eternal, BY the lines which
durnal,
ny our Abraham paiernal, General, we thee mploro,
Tell the truth and shame the devil parent Of old JsG and
Give u'no more Of such drlytL Tell US, vert thou On
the shore -
Dent remember might have been" thus spoke he GER
and ot'r,
Only this aaa nothing more.
" On that day, sir, had you glnbolt Of the name
Gaena
In an anchorage to screen man from danger on tho
shorei
WA man about your inches, smoking with hose two
Ffench Prince,,
with acaution which eyinecs for such gsrdede-
corps
Were you that man upon the gunboat2" "Don' reEen-
bor might have BEEN" Tho bore.
Only this aud nothing mere.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-01
Bryan's PulsnomIc Waters

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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-01

STATE Of VERMONT, In Probate Court, holden
RANpOLrH DisrHCT, IS. al 81, okhe d on the 10Th
day Of October, A. D. 1864
EBENEZER bAss, Administrator f the Estate OF Elisha
~ Flint late Wi jamestown, in said District, deceased,
makes Application TO said Couit for license 10 sell all
Of the real estate u said deceased representing that said
se Will be leneh si to he heirs ana htse interested IA
said estate and las ed IN said Court the consent and
approbiton IN ting Of all The heirs to said deceased e
sdiug ~ this site, to such sale
Whereupon, It is ordered by said Coun that said app-
cation under alton and be heard tho b
day NJ November, A. D. 1864, at the Probate Office Ia
Bfook6ed: and is further rdertd, that. all persons
Interested be notified hereof by publication of notice or
this pliratnn and orlet thereon, three weeks
yey In the Green Mountain Fireman. printed at Mont
peer beote said time e hearing that they may appear
At sad time aud place and II they cause object
Thereto. Blythe Court.
AVA Attest-J. r. CLEAvELAND, Jutg..
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-01

JAMS KussrL LOWELL thus Enthusiastically
describes the Chicago Coppcahsad crowd that
uominated Mcclellan: "Tbe Convention was
rac.bAg Of dissent. All the odds aud ends Of per
elual discomfort, every shred Of private grudgo
every rag shipped oifbJ official shears, scraps oil
Rebel gray, tho leavlngs Of Union bluO-all had
boon gathered as if for the tailoring OF Joseph''
coat. That Hebrew should be chosen to cal
such molly collection to order, was matter
OF instinct
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-01
1&larriG0.

In Montpelier Oct. i5,h by Rev. L. J. Scott, Mr.
William Isacy aad Miss AddIe Il. Chadbourn, both o
KoIhutY.
In NilliamsioEn, OCT. IS, BY Rev. W. J. Kidier, Mr
n ilhamstowu.
Also b. The same on he day, at Brookaeld, Nj
Asa Harrington of WILLIAMSBURG, and Mas Haus l.
Huntley, OF Brookhtld
la Colchester, oct. 4th, BY Rev. e. F. GafVn, Mr.
Lucius 81 Booh Of Essex and Mis-, Jennie A. Hand,
Colcheste.
Ia MoretoEn, sept ooh, BY Re-. P. n. Granger, Mr.
Chas t. Green serg Major IN Regt. VI. Vet Vols and
Miss haria 4. Rohiuton Il MoretoWn
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-01
abe 5EInrketg.
nARKNr. october

cAnBRIOGE nARKET. October 20
AZ Market 1910 Cattle, about 1910 Beeye' and 80 Stores
onlistag Of Working Oxen, Mich Cows sndoHe, two
and three years old
Pnees-NArket Bssf-EItra $3.50 to. si3,25. art
7s,Hy sl20n1l75 "a $1,000 to $780, Ga .; W to 80
Working O1en--ts5 to 2l0
coTsand Calyss-i.stol2j
Yetrtg,-teOoto e 90 two years old, 1900 to a.
90 three years DID, 5000 to $500.
Sheep aud LambsA100 At market prices In lots t3o0
to $50 each extra sSoo to $50.
Spring Lambs o to $50.
Veal CaIyes-t6Oo to 900. Canskius-2s to sOs prb
Hdes-l2i. 90 l3eprlb. Talow-l4 to llteprb.
rets slOl 10 81 80 each. Lambs $500
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-01

Blk W. McCLFLL.S. " II traitor strikes
down the American Flag, shoot bin on the
ep3g go has become to ua law OF war and law
vi honor Says the Lord Dunbreary Of Demo
c'auc politics )" E1hwsusl all the reswouroes OF
Sate.manship, ~ perswusde tho individual 10
his tho American Flag up again. But dom
shoot IN I. Tribune.