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Masters Sail

NOTICEis hereby given, that BE- virtue Of ecrt
~ made and entered OF record BY tie Circuit Court
OF LasaHs County state OF ilinois, the November
ter n OF said Court, d. 1853 in ten
pending In sad Court tho cianc-r' sic thereof.
nheren Rachel Watson. dun instr ir.x With The will
annexed OF AmAriah Watsoa. DE- ID Yi. iaznt
and Isaac Hit Mary II! /, Cyru. Watson, Cyu-
thia Lewis, William Lewis. Riley Watson, Theory VA
son, Emeiine Snow, George Snow. and Esroa Watson
we're defendants shall Monday tt= Is. day OF Re.
oruary, Ap 1854 between the hours Of o'co,k in thu
forenoon and sunset Of said day oI-r Tor sale
south door OF the county court hoIs- in O:tyl in sail
county. at public auction, aud viii then Sell the
highest bidder the folio ing property, bgng the
ordered by - III decree 20 be sold, that Lot
Twelve tl2) in block seventeen, ana io.s four a i've
- and six &c In block hundred AMI ;w-a:y-<st.
(i2oJ IN the city OIL, ale. Terms OF sale, Cash.
Ottawa, Jan 2, lS5i-3y Z. A. IOLLISTER,
Mister in ,lisy->-U
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JOKE FOR TIE OFFICE SEEKEEs.-Presi-
dent Lincoln Is said to have u good Joke
Upon all applicants for office. lie saws
he has but one vacant place, and that is
tao command of tho Army of the Poto.
mac. Al; decline that, and depart fer
home satisfied that the President has m. de
them the best offer in liis power.
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RESIGNATION OF JUDGE CATION

Hon. j. D. CArox. Chief Justice Of the
Supreme Court of Illinois, has resigned
h'S seat On Tue bench. and Coy. Yates has
appointed Corydop Berkwi,h Of Chicago.
10 bill the vacancy. lud 70 Walker becomes
the Chief Justice By this resigastion.-
Judge Cation ami family are residing at
present temporarily in New Nopu Cite.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-01-09

The ROAD To THE Pacific The Wash.
ington correspondent to the Chicago Jour
nal says:
The advance i'll Chicago and Rock Island
railroad stock Is almost unprecedented
1t has risen since the President decided
in favor OF the Chicago connection with
the Pacific railroad, from 100 to IoO, and
some Of your Illinois boys have made a
heap, completely cornering some Of the
Wall street ducks, who walk lame.
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Three Fine Farm, For Sale.

SITUATED in the town OF Grand Rapids. Til e farms
- are under 5000 cultivation, ard convenient 10
coal and timber. Th:reis
4 Good D,rdNing House on Each Farm,
vii wells. stables out ouses, &c. The ka,ms contain
leo acres each all under fen and in Gu ltivation,
Convenient to market, being but 5 miles from Mar.
settles and miles from Ottawa. Term, made easy
Apply % CHARLES GILLEN,
jane-y At W Chevrrs slore Ottawa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-01-09

DEATH OF ARCHBISHOP HrGuEs-Arcb-
bishop Hughes, of the diocese Of Now
YORK lcatholic) died in that city on Sum
dau evening last He was ono of the
ablest apd most enisent polenics Of tn.
prssen: lay.
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Resolutions Vo.ed for BY Democratic Con.
CrcSSmeE.

sressmeE.
Resoh.H That We hold il to be tic duty
Of congress to pass all necessary bills to
supply men and money, and the duty of
tie people TO render every all in their
power to the constituted authorities Of the
government in the crushing out Of the 20
bolton. and in bringing the leaders there
of to condign punishment
RESOLVED, That our thanks are rendered
to our :oldiers in the field for their gallan-
try ia defending and unfolding the flag Of
the Union, and defending the great prin-
ciples lear to every American patriot.
The above resolutions were adopted by
the United States House of Representa-
tives, Dec. II. 1868, with only ore vote
against them, b. Il. Harris, Of MARYLAND.
Who can truthfully charge the demo-
Gratis after this, with opposing the war?
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delegation of citizens OF. Arkansas
arrived at Cairo yesterday. on ,hsir way to,
Washington. for the purpose of securing.
IF possible. the restoration of their State
to its original position in tie Union
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MASTERS SALE

N0TICE is HEREBY GIVEN. Tina, by virtue 0! = de-
~ cree made and entered OF record by the Circui
Court Of La Salle County, State Of Illinois the No
yember Term Of said Court. D. l,c3, - . certain
use then pending in said Court, The C.ancery side
thereof, whereia James b. Fry VS. complainant, aud
Jacob Pry Sarah Fry, aui jacob Fry d.fendants
I shall, On Monday, the Fifteenth day o. Febuary,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-01-09
THE GREAT STORM.

The Chicago papers for several days
were nearly filed with accounts of the
great storm on New Years day, and in
deed wa find it a prominence theme in
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-01-09

HOTEL BuRKED-The Pike House. in
Determination, III. was totally destroyed bv
IRE on Wednesday last Injured for AZ,
600, which coEers the loss
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Money! to Loan.

DERS0SS desiring to borrow morry OIL ionr tine
on hrss class seeuri y, can be atsd by
calling ~ the Once OF u. LEAVRNs,
JAn4 64-2H Opposite tnc Baak OF Ottawa,
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On motion. report received and the follow ing or
der OF confirmation and assessment was passed;
Ordered. That the several sums of money set
opposite to the several lots described in the above
report OF the Street and Alley Committee be, and
the same are hereby respectively assessed upon the
lots to def the expense of side walks caused to
be rebuilt by said Street and Alley Committee.
and that warrant be issued for the collection Of
said assessment, returnabie in thirty days from the
date thereof
Dow from same committee, reported the bill of
Mr. A. Cushing 0l45.92) for constructing side
walks. and recommended payment of the same.
Ordered paid.
Rowland. from Finance Committee. to whom
was referred the bills of j. Clancy Co. renort.d
the same correct and recommended payment, Or
dered paid.
Rowland, from same committee, to whom VA
referred the petition of Mrs C. HouQht.l,pS al.
ing to have tax refunded, reported in favor Of r.
funding to the petitioner one dollar of tho tax
paid by her.
Dow, from Special Committee, to whom was 70.
terred the communication from the Board Of On,
pcrvsors OF La Sale county in relation to ersrtino
Court House in Washington Square. renort.5
thereon III writing recommending that the fnstter
be indefinitely postponed.
Dow, from same committee, To whom was ref.,
red the communication from the Soldiers Mona
inent Association. asking the privilege OF erectine
Monument i'll w ashington Square, reported. a},e,e.
on in writing. recommending the postpopement
Of the matter for future consideration.
On motion Of Armstrong both reports received
and committee discharged from further eopeider.
alton Of the subjects
On motion Of Miller
Ordered, That the matter Of proppinR nm and So.
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Porlor and Heating Stores
CANNOT BE EYCkLLED The celebrated
"PiERCE COAL BURNER"

Can &c had only OF the- u OTTAWA, and are selling
them from 81 s. cheaper than they have been
. ferra for SAL Last West with this stove HALF
TIE FUEL C5E IL - PED that is usually burned
in an ordinary Coal stove, with greater heat. Also
the new and splendid SHEET IRON PARLOR COIL
>yoTE
- I X q L | & -
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new and untried medicine, but has been used ky Q
public for the pa,t p years, with sue
and has acquired its present extensive and large
Increasing sale, sinT'y by being recommended '
these who Lave used IT, TO their afflicted friends
others
Il you have Cold, il ever so slight, do not fall Il
give the Balsam trial, the very low pri hi ST.
1t Is sod brings in the reach OF every that
may always keep il convenient for The tim Is
use Of ei cent bottle will often prove be usrth u
hundred times its cost.
Do not be Put of with any other. Ask for MAZDA 4.
Zadoe Porter s Cough Balsam. insist on having Il
and take no other; if your Druggist does net hsvsI
have him send and get it for you.
Sold by all Druggists At rs and ST.
Cents per Bottle.
HALL & RUCKEL, Proprietors.
noy2s-ly 9is Grssn,rich Street Eeso York
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mana OF zen. Grant. The House adopted
a resolution on Thur.day-8S to "a, asser-
ting that any proposit;cl to negotiate with
the rebels should be rejectei forthwith.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-01-09

BUCK hITS AND GLOVES for Ard boy
Cloths nad Cas>im
Sleeps Grey, ali WOOL
EhirilnSs,
DrilliDggs,
kcntuck Jeans,
Ticks, stripes.
en- iM<, Checks,
WOOlIeIa :lns.
Cotton El:lslnels.
C0GO H.. WOOL YARN, which will Sell bhssp
SSON i''-' usual.
b . CTS AN ID S IL O l.. S.
Ladies Caters, EalmcrsI Morocco and calf Stoes
Misses do do do do
Men Calf and Kip Boats.
GROCERIES.
A full and complete assortment Of Sugars, Tease.
fee, Spices, Molxsses ana the New York Celebrated
xxx Syrup,&c.
No. ], REDDICK'S BLOCK.
Ottawa, Sept. g, 1863. East of Court House.
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Sc acres North part ofNwA& Sec 2, Town &c. RS.
East 85H ssrss Of sonth frae NwA sec ls, IS. ..
Undivided y Ek sWk sec Is. town -. RE-.
Undivided Is swH Swk sec 10, town %. Ri.
Lot 81 in Ottawa City,
Lot 10 in block a, State's.kddilion to Ottawa.
Lot s in Block 81, do d,
Lots I and IL, 81 40, do do do
Lot in Bloet !, North Ottawa.
Lots and En- lot 5, Block 3. Ottawa North.
Outlet 10 in Ottawa North, containing 81 acres.
Lots and 5 Block Is2, whitehsad's Adj to Peru.
Mrs. NJ ANN WALLACE, Fpecutrir, dc.
dec II II JonH ?. NASH. her Agent.
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HARDWARE & Stoves !!
XabrHER
NEW STOCK OF GOODS
Just RkCnvED AT TNs
Peoples Cheap Hardware Store
TIE undersigned, haviss made large additions 10
their tore aceommcds,e their Increasing trade,
would respectfully inform the public that they have just
added to their large stock Of
HARDWARE AND STOVES
New and Fresh Supply from the East. making thsr
assortment large and Complete Of Thing IN tse
Cooking & Parlor Stoves
in Iron aud all articles, they are
selling them
CHEAPER THAN THEY HAVE EYER BEFORE
EEEN SOLD IN OT7A VA.
Their Slaves all purchased early in the season,
beote the rise and they their customers ths
benefit Gail AT their Store examine their Stoves arr
the proof of this assertion. Among their large let
Of oak Stoves is the celebrated CDALS7OHE
eeENIPRESS.'
Tia. hos. .d.ns.I and most conveniently arranged
Muadreds Of families in OTTAWA and vieiai'y, viii
vouch for this fact. They have -" ns" ana hea'5
sioye Tor Wood aud Coal, called tho
CRU 4 D E r,
With Reservoir ON tor. large over "H' sysIy re-.
with tin, and equal to TIE e..var: Stove nr:ee
spec:. which they Sell from $40 to 4lo less In
They have also the largest West ans best BLA-
FhTFD OVEN STOVE for Wood, In ihs city,
L r lib L n Z.
This Stove cannot be e1eeled. Besides the above css
braied Stoves, they hav. endless variety Of FIRST
CLASS COOK STO YES, ali of which warran' ed
to give Perfect StishctiOn and will sell them Cheaper
than Mey hare erer been said sotd here.
They will sell good Cook Stove for wood coal,
with furniture and trimmings complete, warranted TO
give satisfaction, for az. and from $40 Their
Assortnsnto
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-01-09

INN BBLS. Good Winter Apples
1VVVkat $500 per ~, for sale 81 tSe 0reeesy
Store 81 PHILIP 0ODRksN.
oeAva, Dec -, 49,
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Ire undersigned, haviss made large additions 10
their tore 20 accommodate their increasing trade.
would respectfully the public that they have just
added to their large stock Of
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-22

The y. Y. Com. Advertiser publishes -,a-
ti-ties showing that prices have advanced
more within the last three years in thi, coan-
try than they did in Great Britain during she
twenty years Of war that ended in 1878. A
comparison of prices Of fifteen leading articles
(all but three of home rroduction), show,
that the greatest part Of tins advance las
been within the last four months. and their
rates are higher in proportion than tia, Of
gold. even; 50 that gold is exported instead
of produce. The reason is said To- le that
srcculator- have this season abandoned stocks
and gone To >peculatiu- in uccessarie~ oi l,ic,
To- a trishtiul extent; and the amount invest
cd by them in these articles. which are held
for higher prices, is said to be enormous
Very many Of them viii he ruined Is their
operations, beyond a doubt The money
market has been very tight for che past few
days. and money as hard To- get a- even iu
lS57-tro per eeu;. a month Icing about tie
lowest. and per cent. "a week paid In some
eases 10 consequence. Spectators tu3 Dc
necessary TO scll. and last week there
was quite tail 90 many kind, cd rrodu. in
the cities
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-22

The Nashville Tmes Of July 7th published
a despatch from Gen sherman to Gen. J.
D. Webster, saying
..our army rests it- wings on the Chatta-
b.,.bie. above and below the bridge The nam
rebel army Is across; only one corps, Hirdee :
rem iirs on this SIDE, occupying the fets du po7t-
..Tbs weather i very bad We have driven
the enemy from the strong position At henesa"
and Suyrna. and camp i've mile south Of Mar
ietta. We have taken about two thousand prs
oners our pickets arc on the river bank at
Prices Ferry aud At the mouth Of Nickajack
TIE bridge spoken OF W. understand to be
the railroad bridge and apparently Gen
Saeiman. 10y advancing his tanks. has COM
rtilei Johnston TO withdraw hi, whole army
90 the southeast hsnk Of toe Chattahoochec
eNecr, at taat prrr Price, Feuy- spoken
oi. ard Nicksjack are above and below the
nilr.a3 bridge
Our dcsratchcs to-day say that RE rebel'
loss in prisoners since DIZZY a,ardoHod th'
mountain, j. very large.
Sherman viii soon be IN Atlanta and
Johnston again ON the run-unless De- ."
last ventures To risk battle in position
yerv much worse for him than several he ia'
already lcl'
Dr,rH or Hos JAMS +. oNuo@s--lion
lame, F. Simmons. formerly t. ;. Senate
from, Rhode Island. died at his Residence II
johnston in that state, on the l4th inst a
the age Of about % years-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-22

WHIsKEY.-The statements we be-r ne
whiskey on hand lead US to believe ne
quantity in store and in transit is emo s.
4 New York merchant, who has n-is1o n
quiries upon the subject, expresses e
lief that the amount controlledin t..- =
ket on the first Of July was 6et,ceen tn ID
four kurdred thousor6 60rreisp all TIN 8
manufactured before July, and at no
when most of the jistilleries in the y
were kept running day and night, In er
to keep clear Of extra duty provide 90 u
the amended revenue law. Asa 6'Fa OF
whiskey contains forty gallons, ii Is 70
calculate the amount of whiskey The
country, il the New York market ah'r- an
example of the general zeal manirI,sts IN
the work of production. By not taxEz the
whiskey on hand, some Of the pr crs
have been made immensely rich, ars- me
Government revenue diminished just Is'pro
portion.-lNslO York Express.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-22

The London Iader Especial organ g. the
rebels in England publishes list 0. yessels
entering and leaving the ports of WifnnS-
ION and Charleston during the perlod rom
January |, 1868 to April, 1864. Fr0.a The
list it results that, during 10 montIs ~Hl a.
half out Of $50 attempted trips, i'e we're
successful in other words, as nearly as : IS.
sible, out of every six vessels that dlIto IH'
blockade, FIVE went through.
There were l33 vessels engaged In o-ocks
adc running, of which "a have been enrseref
or burned & ~ go
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thizc with their mourning friends 50 widely
spread through our land.
II the stranger were TO read these two
resolutions. he might not know exactly what
To make Of the first one, hut his conclusion
from ihc last would be that this atrocious
and d.sp5tic government had finally aroused
some 20 revolt against 1t, and that the Con
vention was in active sympathy with the re-
voltyr~. and doing all it could TO help them.
Ia.-e who are not strangers will under
stand that some one of the convention saw
thar without at least a word in the resolutions
IN iayos lur own brave -oldier- the smell of
o.. utrc batch would lc too rank 20 De en-
dar,i for moment hv any one who was MT.
in spirit d. mt in open action, double
dyed traitor. and h,6es ;hc la-t resolution.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-22

rHr 500 OBJ JuY 0, Cmmo1rr-Th The
rc.f'eo, Charlotte got up picnic cclclra-
ti,u ou ttc +tb of Iulv. which according TO
au ac-.aa. furnished us (to5 long for iu>er-
tiou iuaar columns. in these day, when We
e1p u9t fuI room for a tenth part of the
reu. OF public interest which We should be
glad T., l,y before our rcaders-thc account
would occupy our entire plpeD have
been very pleasant affair to all present.
Like many pic-nic- in our region.it was held
near Gil, lake shore. aud iiSc all good pic
uics the ladies were bright and lively, the
men were courteous and satisfied, the eata-
b.,- were good and plenty of thcm-and
what is not always found at pic-nics, the
stcecb-makin- and -oug-singing was good
and acceptable. Mr. Wallace " Hisbce.
member %. the Albany Law Scnool, made am
3ration replete ..with stern. manly truth and
noble patriotic sentiments" which were
"toreibly and eloquently expressed, and
other addresses were made by Rev. Mr..
Eaton of Charlotte, and Rev. Henry smith
OF Buffalo. After the addresses, came res0-
luti,n- and toasts-such as might be expect
ei 10 these from an Intelligent and loyal
community and previous to separation a
collection Of thrty-two dollars was taken
up t. Re given To the two commissions for
the relief Of Soldiers
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-22

The following list are sent MS by cores
poudent, and from Adj't Gen. Washburn'
office. casualties IN Co. =. (lsf W. Coz lst
Regi. L. S. Siarpslootsrs. from May Sd to
JiilV 5th 1854 incilsire
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0he &ree press.
BURLINGTON
FRIDAY MORNING JULY -. 1864.
TIE SITIATInN-

h..Hrr Petersburg and Richmond. not hayiu.
been frightened away by The rc1cl rrid int,
M.rvlaud- The 6,h corps was detachc,
fam tte Army of the Potomac and sent u,
81 Washington :. .bu, this dil NOT weaken hi,
m.n line, as that corps was on the cxtrcm,
i,.t. ia,ins been sent down 10 the Weldon
rad 70 render assistance to Wilson's oay5l-
y .rce on the return from IT, las, raii. Tn,
only bad result of It's withdrawal was that
So. .,v days thc rebels were able 60 us,
th, weldon road again. and ], j. stated that
the rebel general IIli's corps WAS moving
r'aai Go make demonstration upon our
letiuk Heavy skirmishin-. i, is stated,
va- going ou at tire front on Wednesday. and
on Friday two mine, cxp dcd The shellinc
ai Ie.crsaurs continues, aad though there
aa,c twice come rumor- thlt Petersburg
WAS captured, they were premature.
The m.I in,, Maryland is now at an
end. t.,fa.l- bayia- gathered up tbcic
booty aaG 5..a4tcI acros, tue river. They
ma,. .u.t..a.e iuscain lee with safety
however. Is >...l ..u'> cavalry has been Jc--
patched $50, .o.-l. ID is Thought to intercept
t.a.. -.. l.d.. tacvl.e There are
t.. most ..n.raai.t,sv stories .tab9lt che
r....r. ..l aim. Of ,ac Invading orcr.
r.. vsa,.,-. thew intended. arl tl,ya..1n-
..... ,,..- DID,. .-.-., .rl.. i..t...g Mary
..a ...-.t.-f. and ..t....i ..-l or
...-. r...-r...- amen, IF sa. ..n.
........ ......r,.+r.-, --f,-.--.elI . .c-
.. .... ,...,... ...r .-.- .ff,e,s .-..
...... -r...r. ... . ,'r... ,....-.
.............t.f... f........ .,. and ,e.
.....-............r ..,..... }y,.l-
........ r.f.......
. -... -....-..r ~ driven = .r.
anon Atl.a-. o.t-1snkir, his
-..-.. H.-.-.,, ...s,rei, ,r..l.-
r.. r,f.r- c---.f r.e r5.t-
,.......... .ls Io.. la-aiH- rae lriI.,,
t-... t..u.
.-. ....-. t....... .t... .......- ......
hr'i-'e- l.a ei.r,'l i -'--te
I....-..nf ..r ..... smith l.rt
i.' iiii' 'i'i i''f strong i'I'ii-
rirI..- .u t.1t.a.1fa.ie Heights. command
- H-t.. ..-. T.t....u..
.ns.
T..-. --a r.r.- that Johnston b,s fallen
'''- ..-H' miles BEYOND Aii'"ia' having
removed ai Pos -c.D- o. Augusta hut it
...r. a,r.r-,. ,.l.r.S.ll.. Ia y,.lJ b.,v,.
a.au- med At1na So easily
'. '> i' ''''' -.'' 'I '.'.'-- N'''-'i'
system ir Force in p.uHsy syluum end Mary
...-. t.,... ....,.,.l- D.~,--t.1 mon
''. "''' i--l--
-1 '" prevent eteei"aIy ihe .a'e re'el
rH.. .lm 20 lt ITS beginning. hut even
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-22

y,a. ouir. "a tall IN man, kind. of. rradg.. In
tbe cities
! ne '"i PEI ''' ID" '''''' ''' ''i'''
From the >-HiHs We learn that the Coz
Ieraead pemeert'e Convention held 't
Montpelier, an Jh' I-th in-t.' appointed iar
its committee 900 resolutions H. Atkins "i
Montpelier, II. j. smith oi Milton, George
Na-hhlrn OF Springfield. g. W. -'''e" e.
Troy and >Iul Bishop OF Richmond lo,
resolutions reported by t'em- and adopted
hy the Convention. sac gwen as follows
D. RearsI. Th1j To, cardinal principle
'1r tuih IS an nnsa'esa ,. i'''''.a 'ai 'E'.'y ''
Rs,.I~,5. Tb-t in the r ,-or,,an Of ,Hc
Constitution 90 "s rshifth supremacy 's our
njs P5 '''' ', r'., .,', ,., y.' 81. ,r,ir.,- ,.
,te Federal Government has Ieful jurisdiction
by "itle o. Oh" Constitution, 81 @'' '..-.
.,i sr,.g-. an r4., ot ,.r,-.-, caa...ta...a.'-
ly enacted. and overcome aI. i.aFei'neats e- r.-
'''e r-. .. %. Is. .-.-, .,, .-.. r., e. ,.-..
against tae usll1ti..H Arl awies- a'-1 '.-'a.
fr 'mi's,'r purity .aas, 'l this a'".,.''.-
.... .'...is.s ,...-...,i.r IF -.. I--.a-..
Dc ha- denied Fl. 'ert.-n state a.. .''''i-
rt. sr-,7.t .lr....ir-..
rb.., tl..mp..d unaa Jle ar-,uic 'sw .. tHc
nation tb,t il -r--.r install s r .-arr ae-r.t-a
,.,.., -r. ruins .t r.u--.r4t t..aa- liberty
u it. wa-eI s bloody swap tar tHe etoaeI
i.irr.-, sf ,1t.rr4t.r-s .t- u lions .r people
from the h..., af their ancestors. aal tl -t.l-
from the American cau-t..l llt..l one llIt o. t.e
Sta,e, .f thi. Union
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-22

The newspaper publishers are endel'l 3
to advance the prices of their paperz st
as the cost of publication increases, Is
a vain attempt. The rise IN the cost 0' ~ l-e
paper only, last week, gives us an acdrI al
bill of $500 to supply for one lv -
Nelc6lrypOrt Herald. ......
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-22

BsA1IlEs5so Irms.-Co. D. 18Th Regt.
VI Reserve Corrs.has been ordered to Elai-
la, y : from But,leboro.
re Provost Marshal, Office Of the 2nd
Disui-t is removed from Woodstock to Wind
sor.
CAPT. Perry, \. Q. N, [. ;. Army and
Mai Hayden. 10Th L. ;. have recently
maoe satisfactory inspections Of the Qnartcr-
u,aster's Department, tine VI. Reserve Corps
and public buildings in this state.
Co.LI7th VI. left for Washington July
l2,h.
Chaplain Francis Williams OF the Sth Vt.
was mustered ont Of service with his regi-
ment.
No commencement at Beloit college { W Is
con-inl this year. The seniors have gone 10
the war tor 100 days, but will receive their
degrees all the same.