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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-07-29

- IA I r OF We X NJ o Mt i.
- WASHINGTON DISTRICT. SIS.
In Probate Court, held Al Montpelier, In said dis
rict. the 9th day Of July, A. D. 1854
l.. W Jones administrator Of the e'tate Of Emery O.
Judsns late Of Watsdeld in SD strict. deceased,
presents his administration Tor examination and
allowance, and makes application for Zee ee of distr-
button aud partit-n Of the estate said deceased
Whereupon, It is ordered by said Court that said
count and said application be referred a session OF sd
court be held the Probate Occ in said Montpelier
the 10 day Of August. A. ID 1851 for hearing and
decision theroon ard II Il further ordered, that notice
hereof be given 10 all persons interested, by publ
n the three weeks successvely In the VI Watch.
aud State Journal, newspaper published al Mont
peer previous said tins app tinted for hearing, that
they may appear said time aud place, sud chow
any thy may have Why said account should not be al
lowed. and such decree made
By the Court.
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I ITERATION NOTlCE.-This is to Ger.
tiy that I have given my son, william DAN
iftT his inc during The remainder NJ his mt
uuriy aud hat shall clan u bic earnii ~
pay any debts Of bis contract ng after this date
JOSEPH s. DANIELS.
Montpelisr Jolly 1864 l3l5.
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ness. lssiit} and al Y .sr Ssrfal and Ntrsuu Ale
fectuts. matte fo.u ehst p'td ICED. Price.
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ccipt Of order. One Box y the i1 tuost
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ORANGE co. GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
~ Conducted with special 'eferente 20 the prepare
ION NJ la. hers ~ the Common hool
FAN term gins Srui ] 1864
EDWARD CoNANr. Principal
Randolph. VI, July ID. tsptl.daw
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waterbury, June sSih 1854 ci'u5l7.
STATE OF VERM ONT

- L I L q Il NJ y n Z.
- RANDOLPH DISTRICT. IS.
In Proha,e Court holden at Brookhed, on the llth
day Of July, A. ID 1864
spraSue Arnold. Jr. administrator Of the estate Of
MARY Hopkins late OF said Brookheld deceased, makes
application said court for license to sell all OF the
real estate said deceased representing that sad sale
would beneficial to all persons interested in said
rs ate and has tiled in the consent in writing 10
such sale Of all the heiis said deceased residing in
this state
Whereupon It is ordered by said court that said APP
pieaton come under consideration and be heard on The
first day Of Sep ember a. 1864 the Probate office
In Brookded aud is further ordered. that all persons
interested be notified hereof by pu0oton OF notice OF
this Application aud order thereon, three weeks succee
sivel, m the Vermont Waterman and State JouTnsl,
pin ed At Montpeier before said time OF hearing. thAi
they may appear said time and place, and, II they see
cause object thereto.
By the Court.
l4l6 Attest, JR CLEAvELAND, Judge
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1911 A' Attest, I'll MERRILL. Judge.
- I ATE OF Err NJ o n T &.
~ AsLLING1nN nIsIRICr 81

~ L A I + OF V h Il NJ o n I
- WASHINGTON DISTRICT. IS.
In Probate Court. holden at Montpelier, within and
for SAID Dsieton the 9th day Of Juis, A. D., 1864.
An insuument. purpOfting u be he list VIII and
Testament Of Walter Brown late OF Nouhheld in sail
disn deceased being presented to the court by Mary
BrnWu the exrcutr'I therein named for Probate IL 10
ordered by said that all persons concerned there
in be notified to appear at session OF said court 70 be
holden At PROBATE Off in Montpelier, the 23d
cay Of August, A. d. 1854 and shew oaufe II aLy they
may have against the Probate Of said VIII; for which
putpo. e. her ordered that copy Of the record
Of tn, order be Published three weeks successvey IN
the Vermont Waterman 4 state Journal, printed A.
Mo- tpeer previous said time appointed for hearng
tue copy Of record.
1917 Attest T. X. MERRILL, Judge.
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Payable in gOla % its sssasIlssi n currency a.
FIRST CABIN, 5000 slEkhAoR, Sseeo
DO DO 20 f fsSs, 800 Do 70 Psis, 600
DO 70 Hamburg 800 DO 60 Hamburg. 800
Passengers also ior~ aIded 70 Haus Bremen, koster-
lam, Antwerp, SC, at equally low rates.
PaIes from Liverpool or Queenstown lstuasin tIAoo,
ssb and SOB StssTAge $50 il.ose whe ~ish 70
end tor er friends car buy tickets here al these at.s
PoI further infornastion apply Al the Compsn,
lthoes. JOhN y. JAS Assst,
AZ gO6~ rs svaasSas
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NEWBURY SEMINARY q FEMALE
COLLEGIATE Is r1UtE
Fail Term begins Aug IS b. All department uud'r
,.muctnut aud experercrd Professors aud Teachers.
tspenses reasonable For further particulars Sc APP
}vto ca. C. SMITH, Priucyai
Nes bury. VI, Ju'v IL. 1864 H7-
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1877 Attest TR MERRILL, Judge.

- ATE OF We X o n I =.
y WASHINGTON DISTRICT. SO.
In Probate Court held st Montneier, 10 said Dis
trct, on the l9th dav II July A ID. 1854
Joseph Lanps0n, executor u The last Will aud
Testament Of Danel Collins late Of Cabot in said dis
uct, decreased, presents his administration fr
examination and Allowance aud makes application for
a d,crec II distribution and partition Of the ef
I said deceased
Whcrrupon Il is ordered BY said that said
and said application be referred % session u
said court be held at the Probate Ofhce In said
Montpelier the 30 h day Of August A. u. 1854, for
hear and decision thereon and 1t is further ordered.
that notice hereof be given TO all persons interested BY
publication Of three weeks suceeiaivety in the
Vermont Waterman and Stite Journal, q newtpaper
published Montpelier, previous to sal time appciated
ur ring that they may appear at said time and place.
and show II any they may have, ehy 'ad account
should not be allowed, and such decree made.
Wy the Court -
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Arc you bald
Does your hair IN of
Has your har become thin'
Dos feel b,rsb. and dry and feverish
Is it turning gray before It's time
Are you troubled with itching burning sensation Of
'he sea p
Are yon troubled aith Daudruf
Are YOU troubled with whatis called scrofula or Salt
Kheum
Have you hal me ErYs'pelA' and lost your hair
Have Sou had the Ae.siys. aud lls. it}
Have yuu h,dihe ryph ud Fr,,r. audi1stu'
Haze 700 hai the Braia Fever snd losti.l
dave y1u lost y,ur hair n, auy sickness
d. sou ei.h litlriant hai'
u1Aou ai,h ot aud la tous hair
DO you sish gray air restored
D. ol wish your whi,ssr, glossy
DO you wish then rest'r c1orl
D, you want dressing
Do you " M it tor your chi dren
Do you want {, f,f yourself fr father mother for
other. sister, or friend
10 you want 20 make a present
Do you vani perfume fr your toleii
Do you want hlrm.sss article
Do you want pure article
Do you waot double distilled article
Do you want cleansing article
Do you van, tn best preparation on, for drss'irg
stimulating, pro'ec ing restoring the color and render
ing soN silky aud lnstrous the II man Hair
II 50, ss eAuant
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y WASHINGTON DISTRICT, as.
Ia Probate Court, held at Montpelier within and ior
said District on thu eta day Of July. A. II. 1854
An instrument, purDoriing 20 be the last win and
l'samen' Of Joseph W Lease late Of Planhed 10 said
district deceased being presented the court By Charles
bAtchsider. the executor therein named, fr Pro-
bate j. Is ordered BY said court that al persons con.
ctrhed therin he notified 70 appear =. session Of said
court N be holden At the Probate Office, in Montpelier
on the 6h Gay u Aug 80 A. 1884 and show canse
'ny they may have against the Probate " said VIII
~ which purpose IL ). further ordered, that copy Of
the record Of this order be published three weeks cue.
lessieely in the VT Watchmsn State Jsarnsl printed
at Montpelier previous to said time appointed for hear
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STEAM EEKLY

z,s.szazksp l. " T. POOL
rouohin. AZ ~ EEHsroWN Coax HARBoR.l Tbs
veil SHOWN steamers of the Liverpool New York and
D.. hiladephis Steamship Company (lnmsn Line) car
,,inzthe U Malta, are intended - sail a. folowe
RDINBURGH Saturday July 80.
chr or WASHTNGTON Saturday aug. 9.
CITY or MANCHESTER, Saturday :. IL
and eyery succeeding Saturday, at Nooa, nom Pies "a
North River.
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QUESTIONS
QUESTIONS
QUESTIONS!
QUESTIONS
THAT CONCERN EVERY ONE TC
ANSWER.
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DUT1ER TUBS FOR SALE -Oiders
ID promptly stteuded 10. MANUFACTURED by
@ A E. @. While,
lll6s Eden Mills. Vt
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Af1al nottrfs.

IOHN DAM ON'S EST FATE.
~ The subscribers having been appointed BY the
Honorable Probate Cour, Tor the District Of Washington
commissioners TO receive examine and adj Ist all claims
aud demands Of all persons agsnst the estate Of John
Damon. late Of Cabot IN said district deceased, repre-
sentet insoyent and The term q air months from the
18Th d'y u July 1874. being allowed y said ooa
he creditors Of said deceased to exhibit and prove their
respective claims before Give notice that sil
tend to The duties Of appointment a; the dwelling.
house OF r. o. Haines IN CABOT Ia said district tbs
2Oh daj u August and January next, o'clock IN
he afternoon, on each o. said dsys.
EDWIN FISHRR -,
CHARLES NJ sEApURY, WV Y"
Dated AZ Cabot Julv 10 A n iqet fsf7
, 1864-03-18

Tho Tamnnny wing Of the New York De-
mocraey, III general Committee, has placed
Itself uncquiyocaly on Union war plat-
form. They abuse Lincoln and the Admins
trstIon. but declare for thc vigorous prosecu-
ton Of the war until the last rebel ia subduod.
They cut loose from the Wood-NcKeon
pcace-sneal factions, and 1cpudiate and take
Ell Independent stnnd Oh the side Of their
country. As Tanlnany can control Il, 900 to
5000 votes III the State, the Coppcrheads
will be 1en in a contemplate minority In tho
Empire State next fall. TO add to the ovcr-
wlc}ming defeat that awaits them the 160, ,0o0
soldiers votes will be- cast solid a.ainst
them.
Tho question Of the admission into the sis
tcrl,ood Of statcs Of the growing children Of
the Union, Of the Far West, was before Con
grcss yesterday. OF the House of Represen-
tativee, only seventeen men could be found
willing to fasten upon these prospective new
Commonwcalths the curse Of Slavery Whcu
Nevada, Colorado and Nebraska take their
places in the constellation, they will be free
members Of our Unton-Boon to be "Au
Frcc.''
As will appeaE in this issuc the Illinois Re-
publican-Union State Central Committee
have issued their call for the State Conycn-
ton to nominate candidates for Governor,
Secretary Of State, Auditor Of State. superin-
tcudcnt Of Public instruction, and Con grcss-
men-at-1arge, and to appoint delegates to
the Baltimore National Convention and Pres
idential Electors, to be held ut Springfield On
tho 25th OF May; and the Judicial Conycn-
ton for the nomination Of a Judge of the
Supreme Court for tile Cd Grand Division,
{Northcrn Illinois, at Chicago On the eth Of
May.
Tho hints arc threatening and growing
more significant OF great movement on the
Lower Mississippi. We arc to have no rust
ing out Of our armies this campaign.
a staring extra from Topeka announces
TINT in the most exciting election ever held
In Topeka, the Lane candidate for Mayor was
elected over lis Carney opponent BY two
votes. Pretty closely drawn, mud 4 well
fought fight between, az the report shows,
parties very evenly matched.
, 1864-03-18
CHICAGO, FRIDAY, MARCH Is, 1854.

allions commenced by attachment in justices
couns; to accept grant Of lands from the United
States 10 aid In opening State road from Fort
Howard to the Michigan State limo; limiting the
amount Of costa recoverable In actions for t7cspass
in certain caEes+ and fDr indict1ng and Furnishing
ccitain nuisancea.
Bills wcte passed to amend thc act Of laet year
extending tho charter Of the Central Wisconsin
railroad Company; to almond revised statutes rela-
tire to swamp. bog. EeadoW and other low lands ::
10 prohibit fishing with trap Of pond nets In Lake
Michigan; amending Tue law in regard to land sold
fcr ts1es; prohibiting comfy officers and their
clerks rum purchasing tax certificates OF deeds !;
extending the provision, chapter t4l Of revised
eautes relative TO actions for the recovery Of
estates to increase the annual appropriation to the
Slate Library to ive hundred dollars; to increase
tho price OF the Supreme Court reports to fnur dol
1ars per volume 10 provide seals Of registers Of
deeds; for auditing accounts Of erecting State In
sti:utions; to amend chapter 1aa revised Statutes
Of the forms In civil actions and thc parties
thereto.
Mrch discussion took place without anal action
on Tho bill in regard to railroad corporations, the
object Of which ia to require the eastern and west
crn divisions OF the Lacrosse Railroad to operate
tho road as continuous line. HHas much weak
cncd By amendments.
The Agricultural College BILL sftcr long dis
cnseIon was tabled this afternoon In tho House By
eix OF seven majority.
The bill to continue the work on the State capi-
tol was referred 10 the Committee on Claims.
st. Pat1ick's day was celebrated by cur Irish cit
izen in manner becoming to their lore OF country.
The Catholic Institute and Fcnian Brotherhood
parndcd the streets with band OF music and ban
nesa. The Fenian Brotherhood finish the dsy BY
grand bali at Capitol Hall.
COL Edwin NcCook of tho 31et left for tbe fcl6
, 1864-03-18
FROM VIRGINIA.
What the Virginia Legislature Pro-
poses to Do.

New York, March 17.-The Virginia Senate has
resolved to ask Congress to place three Federal
soldiers at hard labor. one With ball and chan on
public streets In retaliation for sentences OF Gen
Butler On Messrs, Batn, Hodges and Wingneld at
Norfolk.
The General Assembly has issued an address to
the people Of Virginia, stating that submission to
endnrable even in thought. and urging them to re-
newcd effort for victory. The story OF kilpatrick's
raid ia told anew, as incentive to eIertion. One
more resoutc effort, says the address. and the day
is ours. The address speaks Of Col. Dahlgreu ~
1T associate IN fntamy with Butler and d host OF
lesser criminals who have disEraced humanity.
The Richmond Examiner of the 14tl reports that
the Federals have retrcated towards Knoxville and
indications Of IN etr1y engagement in East Ten
ncssee hare disappeared.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PorouAc, March
17-The 30 corps Was reviewed yesterda: By Gen.
French. It 10 the largest corps in the army. It
prceented q fine spectacle.
Gems. Sedgwick, Carr, Robinson aud others were
present, besides large number Of spectators.
Some prisoners who had escaped from Richmond
came into our lines yesterday. One Of them WAS a
1t is reported that Gen. Custnr has been thrown
from his horse and injured. To what extent Is un-
known.
NEW YoHK, March 1.-THE HeTulds West Viz
inia dispatcL states that there ia ruuor that The
WhoIc Of Ewcllta corps was moving into the valley
Of tbe Rhenandoah, probably for Subsistence,
PuuApu1EmA, March 1ss.-Thc Bu12afo has the
c1Sc1SNAr1, Ma1ch IA special d1spatcb from
Charicstown West Virginia, datcd t6{h inst, renors
t1at rebel torcc, 1850 strong, Was within fftocn
miics Of Guyandotte, threatening Basboufvt1lc, 4
trong force hss been seat oas II intercept them.
, 1864-03-18

6r. LOUIS, March II.
ToBAcco-The market continues actfye, nnt leaf Is
higher. with break Of 12o hhds Salea at both City
and state warehouse comprise 10 hhds green lugs at
Si@5oo; IS do factory and planters luxs at S89aa
9o; do shipping leaf at $asa917.2o; e do manule-
turing leaf 1T 41s1o9s2o: Ii do. bids reJected II
boxes st &s-n@3127.
FLouA-hinrket continues dull and dragging with
sales of58 bb's, including sales follows: 1 bbls
In lots, supcrhno, at *s2'o: 100 do DO do At $sts;
,s do single X. delivered, at $575: 15o do double
at $40.
Wu.AT-Sa!es include 400 bushels in lots at $1lz9
is. and private, for fair to choice.
Market dull and lower, with Bales OF II sacEs
1t c, sacks returned, mud 1s1 BACKS at &c. sacks rs
turned
BAELKY-AaEkct has and continues to advance
steadily. Sales 40 saccs choice fall 1t 3l.sa.
WmskY-h!asket continues dull. Sales 100 bbly er-
dinnEy proof at SIC; % bb1s do do at Sic.
ConN-Isrket dull and lower, ctosin. with down
ard tendency Sales include 200 sacks new at sc; OF
sacks do 1t &c; = sacks old 1t 3l.G0-
oA1s-Sarket unchanged. Sn1cs coo bushels In 1ots
ut G@co.
uAY-Mnrket unchanged. Sales 2oi bales looae
pressed Ia choice tight pressed at bas9so per ton.
DAcos-Market etcndy. Sales casks shoulders at
skc. poEK-sales comprise lD bbls country mess At
3eo.fo.
TALLOW-Salcs fG pkEs 1t t0Xc.
, 1864-03-18
Seizure or a StcaAicr-I3cavy Cur;.o Of
Cotton.

Cotton.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
CAIRO. March II, 1861.
We learn from Memphis papers Of the 18th, that
The steamer Glendale, Of the Cincinnati Packet
Lfuc her last trip mp ordered 5y the milita-
y authorities to stop a the IAroad depot snd take
On locomotive for Louisville. This order the off,
ccrs of The boat d!srcgardcd. This dtsobcdiencc
caused the officers Ut the transportation to put =
rod In pickle for the Glendale, which upon her ar
rival here on Saturday, WAS selzed and ordered BE-
low on Government service.
The steamer Silver Wave, which arrived at tic
levee laet evening" from Pine Bluff, brought up the
heaviest cargo Of cotton but one, that has entered
this port since the war bcsan-1,st0 bales-all Of
Which VIA consigned to parties In this city.
Several men were arrested one day Last week,
about ten miles from Hickman, Ky., by the military
authorities at tAst place. for having organized
themselves into a company for the ayowcd purpose
Of entering the rebel scrFice The parties vera Ia.
ken to Columbus, where thay will be dealt With in
accordance with their Kind Intentions towards the
Government which has foatered and protected
thcm. Wc are informed that a number OF rebels
in that section, have recently been actively engaged
In recruiting Tor The rebel service.
Guerilla bands are being formed BY citizens oi
towns and counties Of Kentucky, for the purpose
Aississipp rivers It ia to be hoped that the mill
tary authorities will Immediately make prrpasa.
lions to stop their organization and check their
operations. Those dastardly villains should meet
with the punishment their crimes 80 really merit.
The steamer Platte Valley arrived this morning
from VicksburG, with 200 bales Of cotton for St.
Louis.
Tho 11th Missouri, Col. Barnum, numbering 3o6
MN, arrived this morning, en- route home.
The 8th and 18th Iowa regiments arrived last
night on the Island City. They were aground on
the 3linnehala two days at Hickman. They hare
re-enllated, and arc en- route for home.
NV YORK, March 17.-A report which has At
teined eome currency that our forces at Yazoo
City hare been captured by the rebels Is doubtless
uulouaded, both our own and rebel accounts be-
Ing OF : later date than the alleged capture.
The message of Gov. Brown Of Georgia, says the
lctc action of Congress has shaken the confidence
Of the people in their justice and competency.
81. Iours, March 17th.-Ticksburg dates 10 the
eth Say that 20 steamers at the wharf taking
troope tcr an c1poatticn, which, It is supposed,
VIII unite With Dank's Command, and ~ up tied
River The report gives Gen. 4. J. Smith command
Of the expedition.
It Is said that Kirby Smith is selling bis o: ton.
delivered within our lines to British honses and
others for teflfng exchange,
, 1864-03-18

NASHVILLE, March 17.-Gcneral Grant formally
ae.r:ncd command Of the armies Of tue United
Sta:ea to-day. -:
The following 1s the order on tho sutjoet:..<
1irAD< 'Es ARMIES or TIE UNITED STArss.1
fApuy1IIE, Trhsi., March II, 1854.
GENERAL. oRpEns TO. In npnrsuanceofthe fol.
kRiEE order Of the fEes1deut: .
ExhcuT1y7: GANsloS. HAtHskGTcN, .. c., March
Il It.. 1tGt.-Undrr The authority Of the act OF Con-
grcsa 10 revive the !Tafic CT titutena1t Gcnoral In
lie u. s. Ar1av, approved Fehruufv -, 1864 Lont
CcIc1aI q. s. Grsiit, II. S NJ fs appointed to the
c4l. maid ef the armies o. tho Uniied States.
(2igLcdJ J., ~ AsEAnAA LINCOLN.
cGsrrlI command Of the armies Of the United
S.aics. Ny bc:dQcir:crr will be In tho he1t1, and
III iii further orticrt will he with the Army OF tho
Fttomac. Ihosc will Le IN Office headquarters iu
Washington. d. c., to Which all Official co:nuAf-
ctione viii be sent, except those from thc army,
whose headquarters are 1t tho date Of their aa-
drcse. Signed, - U. s. GRANT,
Lieut.. Gen .. s. A.
Gen. Grant lcarca for Washington OIL Saturday
and repairs Immediately to the front: His staff is
composed OF officers formerly with him in Militia
IS District of 11ies. Among them are Brig. 1cu.
Raw1ius, Chief OF Staff; Ltent. Col Bowers, Capt
G. H. Leet Capt. L. s. Parker, Assistant Adjutaat
Qcnclal, Capt. II. ", Jones, A. @. IL, Can't. Ba'
dean. Lieut.. Col. Duff late Chief Of Artillery, goes
ns senior A. D. c. TO Gen. Sherman, who is due
here tonight. Hc will Immediately assume cpu-
lnaEd OF the military 1lGision.
Gen Dn8ne Ia in fhc cfty 9
, 1864-03-18

At last the army has head. Gen. Grant
hus drawn his sword ct the head Of the arm
irs Of the United States, and the ring Of his
first order will reverberate through the en-
lire army lines. He Is q live leader, Wear
ing live laurcls and q sword whose sheath is
closely inscribed with the long list Of his
ti.lds Of fsiae. The prestige is happy one
The nrluv will welcome to the commander
ship he who hes shining record won In the
actual conflicts OF this wat. It introduces
new cru, quite another from the rcvcred but
Inevitable senility Of Gen. Scott, the hollow
aud deceptive promise Of Mcclellan. and the
arid aud turgid brains of Hallcck. Here is a
leader who has done something, who points
forward with his weuworn blade to work
gives us that for which the cause has waited.
And yet we are not to forget
1,,nt it is given only in
PROMISE Tue task ect before Gen Grant
nny rccll his fame, and the palm Of final
victory he rescrTod for yet other hands. His
tcycrcst hour Of trial is upon him, and We arc
,,st to consider the wreath already in his
hands We only set forth the promise and
1:.c auspices which surround his first general
order. His SUCCESS now will be the success Of
lie nation. The page on which he is written
down victor will close the dismal annals Of
rebellion. God keep and guide Gen. Grant,
But let the people be prepared to sustain
him. The first sequisition Of the hour is
:ncu. The first cau is that our armies be filed
up. AL delay, all postponcment on slight
grounds, will be to the country m expensive
and it may be fatal lack Of 1lrmness. The
,,,@ ,,ne+ In 1,ad no1|vf1r with hnnntfns