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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-06
Boarding.

TTNFURNIsBED ROOMS to let with Board. Also
u Day Boarders wanted, at No. 80 Broadway.
Good table and good accommodations. Feb 3-tf
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-06
o. s. Christian Commission.

THAPLAINS and others Interested in furnishing
~ regiments and hospitals With religious reading,
are invited TO draw grstuit0us supplies regularly from
the stations Of the Christian Commission az Nash
vile, Aurfrees50ro, Tuilahoma Bridgeport, Chatta-
nOoga and Knoxville Apply in person, when oonve-
nient Orders sent by mail should state the humber
Of men and the mode Of transPortaticu- Adams
Exprezs Company take packages 10 all points where
they have an Office. The special attention Of reg-
ments and detachments lying on the railroad, both
north and soath Of Nashville, Il called 10 this 0ppor-
tunity Of q supply Of good Teading.
EDW. p. SMITH,
jan21 lmOs General Field Agent
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-06
SALESMAN WANTED

ONE who is thoroughly acquainted with the Boot,
" Shoe and bat business, aud can bring good
trade from city and country. WIN ind good situa-
tion by addressing, by letter, TO L." al this othce
Feb 2-6tN
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-06

C1AAA@ AMI 0AAG
McMULLEN g. GATES,
26 North Cherry ST.,
NASHVILLE.
We are now rsOsiVing-
5000 Reams Note, Letter and Cap
Paper, every grade and quality;
100000 Enyel0pes-buff, white,
Canary, etc.
20 Gross Portfolios;
5000 Cheap Novels;
100 Gross Buffers Ink;
so Gross Lead Pencils;
1000 Photograph Albums -
from 81 so to $40;
5 Gross Soldiers Photog.
Albums, Pocket-b'k form;
10000 Card Pictures of Generals
of Army of Cumberland;
10000 Soldiers U. S. Army Di-
plOmas.
Diaries for 1854;
Blank Books;
Zinc Mirrors
Steel Pens;
Gold Pens;
Propelling Pencils;
Backing Brushes;
Hair Brushes
Tooth Brushes ;
Rub'r Buttons;
Ink Stands;
Prize Packages,
Gillott's Pens;
Sectional Maps of KY. & Tenn.
Emery Paper;
Gun Oil;
Paper Collars;
Pipes
Combs;
Razors
Razor Straps;
Tobacco Boxes
Gilt Mirrors
Rubber Blankets;
Fancy Soap;
Backing;
Hair Oil I;
Song Books;
Pocket Books;
War Maps;
Emery Packages,
and Suffers Drafts on Paymasters.
McMULLEN s. GATES,
Successors to ALLEN CO.,
50, North Cherry Street, Nashville,
end las Walnut Street, Cincinnati
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ALSO,

Candy, Pickles, Sugar, brown and white; Cove Oys-
ter, safdines, LObsters Spiced Herring, Dried Beef
Bologna Sausage, Ham, Dried Herring RaisOns, Figs,
Dates Almonds, Fiberts, Brazil and Peanuts, Ginger
Cakes Sugar and Butter Crackers, spce Nuts etc. at
A. LOUIS q CO.,
&c North Market Street.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-04-09
LYON COUNTY
DELINQUENT TAX LIST
70 r lee g.
r . r L g Q 3
County TnEAsuREe's oFrIcr,}

EMPORIA, March 80, 1864. !
NOTICE is hereby given that the County
IN Treasurer Of Lyon County. Kansas, will sell
at public auction, on the first Tuesday Of May
next, and rext succeeding days, at his office. in
the town of Emporia, in the Aforesaid county, SO
much Of each tract or parcel of land described in
the accompanying list may be necessary for the
payment of taxes, penalty, and the charges Tia ere
on, for the year 1868. j. @. FRAZER.
County Treasurer.
A,,ex
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-16

Ths Enpsror ofBarl las appointed a
q" Board % Healh" - investigate and
decided ~haf proprietary remedies '.hoai
Be- s.irnitted into an c.luufry and ia,
eSciuded Ahrr s.-.r months session tb.v
have reported c.a.icmnias tbcm .lf ex cert
ID j q. Atrr a COS prcperaiions
Thee ~ t,1-. they recomeni ths Enporcr
b almi f,r ths bensft of the ralIic health
~hi.e they hoii ths fourth. Cherry Pccsoral
snl'r aisissment for fsrthsr information
rr'pcc''ns one ~ be- rgrrli,uts-uor-
plInc. vhieh. vh.i so,Afcnsiscly employ
81 ant % highly esteemed a. remedy in
this country. b. srarecly kno-n in that. 90
al thc other m-di cines before them. thc
lnpcriai conmissiou say. .. uo one oftLem
merits. a. thsy contain nothlas new nor
any 'Tc- i6c 'irtues not s1Iiy known and
ussl hy oar osn rLy.itiaus The I'm
Tcrial Government Ia accordingly pro-
hihitel iAem an iroa a.iu..s.on through tir
custom hou-e. eSc,r; ihr r-ni.l.,s orr di.-
rn-ai't,-l coau;rl men above mentioned
a discriminat.on by ;h.irl harmed men. yer,
iikr that 90 ~hich exp,riuce has leI iLr
Nneric,n people. [Bc.i0u Herald
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-16

~ NORWAY VILLAGE.
FOR sALE

GRi~r MIL. -rh thrs- 80. o. .t.--
'or1 trarse anf t~o iafs t.l.H slrht ,..s..
afn, tn 80 rrf raarIrr ar..rr 100 r~srr 4 ....
sirrsai 81 -.frr. eft fsrafr frff henf asf r. ~
crffrn .l 10 .Frfr..r v a-fI. stf rfiaf e. i,s.r-I
~ ere &C. .1laH.r uft a.. 600 af .f..--s. b Il. .
ru1 ri cusf.Ha 'raH. i2.oou Fol i6 90 ta-h.i. 49,
trhr ant be ..rr g.-.t i.i.i.ses- Oh srtr4.ur
Nesirrn araf az tirrr..ia- o l.ur.
A., "a fiA~TEK MILL. ~h-rr thrr- f..
trFa grulHt beg -s.f i0o fats or Fissfrr .-l ,..r
A.. e SuiNGtE MACHINE. ~hra III.
sa~e' 80 " shingi-s Do year. DO f..-i .trhf
fraf-, en an aFrragr- A.. unc tlfr ot lad
,ff-'sifr -Hft grisf uain. sfh turI.,ar h..l.f.
htif sa'fh sarp. sn auusisr OF oihrr o. iLIirr.
80 or. a asr. tsrlItng ho.a-r nflsr fh- oert~r III
Nor~ny Niiag-. - ~ -. ,.,nol-,ef, f,i.t-.f in-
sicr 90 rufs l'fge iars sat efh-r ouf taitf-
iHfs. nI la ffIn1r rrIalH. arfa n~srr istiar &C.
Tir-arf nf fHHfr rarrr .s hauss tst tsrn. 80 as-
turfh are af 'iHt aa shifh the sf-.rr i-..L.,--.
ar- s.'nsfrl A.. tsrIss arrr. q fffLs-- 49,
uHra.nu Iarf. ir -aff Village. tn a. h.rh .fsf- 81
1..'fai.r. rufun- tfarr fvrirr tl .-renf.ea ts..
~ h', anasa''t A.. fhr-r ARE. of orc har...a.
'nl n sr~ en pa. tiiI. arar thr y .rs--. rvs
'..ra. st-ani - ta-hf'. ef sp.is aa.,.rs - -..r
grnisd irart. bed TO taas al Earasa hss
10 a'-sFr rr.f-erff ~ti L.. ssif - e. greet I..r-
tta, one-hf- tf-a. anf 80 fi ttar- e. sult fh-
Poo ha-rf. rf fsrfa-a.srs in rl.r~ 81 th- sub.
49, ~ ca fhr ra-ula-rs. MAEk q ~NIrW
Naf~at. llrr. o. lea
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-16
5 4 o. 900, 900.

-rH-o EfrrloVs VIII 90 rrcEIvrD BY the Trca.
Hrrr ar the rul'-i State, ~ Washington. m ~
erai A.-i-tant rr-usurr- ant Designated T.r,.itz
ri... aut Iftf,-
ItE~r NArioNAL BANK or PORTLAND.
as-Ai respectable haaks and bankers throuzhout
- -.untry Iu -ise fertilizer Information and a-srf
fslilIfa-. O. -if.--rft-.-s
~ut-cTlrt-ou- ali t- reoeivei ~ ". A. PIDGIN.
Far.-. 4.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-16
U.S.7-30LOan

n >~orstsry - ths rreasurr gives notiee that
sut-criptien- siii H. rorirrd far Coupon rres.ary
Np'es fsyss iu thrss ye.r- frosa Aurssf -. 49,,
sith -rai anaaai ~ ~ rats o. -srcn saa
thrs--trnths Tsr eeut per sauuul-Frnripal and In
trrrst both - - T.-ri ~ i.~fai uass~v
fhc-r notcs I'll - oous-rtihls a ~ option -
a. holder ~ uastarfy into 80 ~ c~at Eoli b-ar.
ng honds payable not less thsn ave ~ uaors than
tstufy vusrs frurn thefr dsfe. IN re~sruuneat
uiay eioct rhry slu - i--ued deiuoulin.ucns -
e. sil'a, go. s,oan snd tseuo. and AN sub.crip
nous NEST b. for any dollars some naltiple Of
err doIlsrs-
IN notrs vii D. trsnsrniftcd o. the o-n-r. fre-
OF trau-p1rtafion charges snon afer N roceipt
90 M original Ceitac.tes - ucT-osit - Thy can
D. prrrarud
A. the note- dr-~ Interest fro-n August IS. per
sons making dcIosits sub-sgusut that dsts mast
pay thc utrresf acei frou aatc % nots % dHts q
dero-if-
Parts d1f-os-inr trorfy So rhoussna dollars
snt upwards ~ fles nps-s 81 80 tinso via b.
above ~ our oa.rt @ u enc ~ c-ut
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-16

NOrtCE OF FORECLOSURES. rubb~ na-
- tirr 81 herri.F r.vra cast an th~ oh .lse ai
harra, i-ti. k-r.ra e. Efrs-s uf Nesrs. ca u-
-t ..f hNfl.I COG state OF Ntta-. conveyed ia
uilff Esgr -rt f. Iss..a - e.. '1os af .sit Me-
rs tnr ttIl hHlr-trtl ago. -h-rh - go - "a
- farr .arrH. .s-. at triHE or d-e.ei
o. ttu th~ .lfi Esu-s o. J.---ph Jt~I.1n ~ s.if
N~~ en- ssaur t.riaE sat htns ia -aii to,sa sr
Nr~re ali Aassa Tel. ere Js--nh Ja-ksan estate
80 pact fhrrrrf. snl fh- stas- hastsg ben 49,
.lga~ ~ th~ safi Js-sa : q -s'iass ts i1riada
" FlsaIas~ aI Npr. fir 2jlh. i-61. -aI 90
NJ. fh- . n. i-6f. re -s.t t,riaft ~. God
np's $50 s- tl~ sane fs tae -aiscrftsr. aul So
fher raftiru.ai- f-isftan tt safI al,sstsae~
,.ert. trffrerre Dol haI fs pNtsrf Rcd 10 p.r-
i-. i--s i29. nrs- it2. al ssstr i-i-.f isss re
page 2ts sni 2tb. Nas tlelriare. 1 th- -,i.
-.. i~r. o. GO .ttisH. h.4s-a ia earl ..lrilsz-
t-et c.iau a ilr-sl.-ur~ 81 t~ ss-a- sorur1ing a.
80 in srch cases sat .,r.i PROVIDED.
Cirtlion. Aar. 7th. l-6g
RNNALDD STANCFL.
b. L. I. NoaK.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-16

f.- psflr a. lla.-r lrs,tsfe IA aat1sf- .l en-
f..s Go flr f...r---.a- aei daaE~rous as~rfisus
af far ra.rlH1fff .. fas flst are lrcfirni to
climate. M hr.e rlsHt ln.rr.1r re.l.f ies arrest
.-.r ft- r.Hl.nnar', hssr t,i.rf snt i--H ts~srf-
81. fhis BE- rf.rel f.lats an errrF oral. c1lirr-
CO.'S t-s.frs al che s|i.r.-t fhr1 zen ars~r lorgrf
sHi rraa1r-i cores CD a1.u.f.fs a1i fa1 rensrk-
ai.ir fa ir i.rrasf.1.
" Geo ar'f as-Hre tf~ pride. thsf .ts palsy
o.. rsrehrI.r keni sp "a. tir h--f f be- ever n-ra
aaf faat I a.af le rrI~I pa t1 d. g. thsr r-iief
I'D Iasr lf ass ever dHaf.
t'r-sf nnu.hsr- al tirrEyren. Phrsi- i1ns
~flfrsrarn. saf f-afrrnf rrfsansres. nHsa ieaf
fatlr rsnar- ts certify the ua.ia rs-i u-siris-.s
af rrns-f -s. hrf srsr- here aiI naf orr1r fhs
frsrrr.1n of fhru. Ihe AraaIs nfalrf hrisr frf-
rtsh rraf.s arf AnEErfar AraasaC ir ral.h
Ores gIffn. slfi a.sa iul arsr. tnflons oi ne
r.rlr.t.nfs fHrt rHrr.
In.af ula rrfIrfr- sn ahr-af.r Tool arfaiss f1 n.l-
CO.'S .tet.-1I 500 had ArEn's 0rar. Bar Sss-
atFtrffl f. fne rra.e... f. asr. Ifl n pnrs, auf
far sfI kr..s ffs Fa.ar.
rrerai-H ~ e. iER A. Co. Ieur.f. Msss.
cot saif hs Iruar. f. snf Irs.-rs rrrrs~ rer- 20
uh..-sts ~ " o. o. r.ns saf . "a Prrkias
A ts f.r.n" o. Isr.shs 1s.rs a. Thassr
D.E.. Dbl D. I..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-16

T. ~ Hou. Juirr Of frobais ~itbin sd g. ID.
Casstv q OxEarf
TUT uader-sEn-d. adusisistrstor th- -st.t- ~
W. EASTMAN g. q Level - 80
'~uufF, t-c-ascsl. fnfesfafr. r-sp-rtfulls rr1re-
ss'ts- at $50 Ea.fulan dl-i .srF-i sd p,----s
90 of ne io'e.inx d-srr I'D real estate. vir. che
tsrn 500 ocuuiissi tV Itsar Arfns bel Stos ia safi
tasiuts oa thr Hurnr san road
hsi tar sa~ ni sasf zeal estate o. ncc-s.ar, %
rr'',e ben fn paw tar isf trIrs q ere snii iaies
iats ai 80 ti-ur ol IA. dsc~a-e. 49, sfraafa-
-sus afrr Fol f~u hun.Ir-I thirtr 81. .i.ilsrs 49,
in-~n ustt- ~ tseafF- " Hoard rn saft Cssats
shirh "rrr - c. rhe i-trrrst ~ sIi ror-ern-i
i..sss,lssseF ta sco-pf, thr rr.r-is a 49, o. -
irplffr. o. TIRE ratulrai ~ ssiI trifs % there
isr- rrats that rres-~ o. rrsairf hrrn -sil
lnl cuar~, tar shsrs as-rriI-l real sstate o. th-
rfr-an auskrns SOD sfer .ccsriiur To- me stafuts
in ssch cas~s sad usrli r.~,witi~-i.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-16
War New,

Mii,n. -h'ie a. rebel paper. -hieh elaiu
g. sPcak officially. DEW that b. has mai.
any such PROCESS.
Gen WIZ. ofthe African bri-aie. has
arrived her- viih dispatchss. ani % lo.k
oui for he intersst 81 re fsrni'..s conr.,t-
81 vithhis command.
The deparizre q rrbci troop. % tie
assistancc % Cco--ia i.avrs Nc-rh Carroll
m nearly destifa,s ~ an aru.I force.
The opPo'iiioa paPers in tbs STATE
spcak 81 >hcrrlan's un,lcrtakrx A. unnar-
rvict in his history. snd intimate that De-
al doatticss s-cep everything lefors hi.u.
ar pIant BE- victorious staalirl upan e.
coast
The rc-cisction q NJ. Lincoln. AM
Sherman prosrect. GO .ucccss. arr a n-,.
incentive % the OPPOSITION party. -ho ar
now ictrlcssis aisoca'ing immediate Step
~ a oes''on ~ hostiht'c.. ani The ar-rr-
tancc oi '-eh terms q. o. FrIcrai eassra-
meet mas feel disposed CD grant- The ~
Gent bold sfers taken to this rud o. th..
North 'aroina delegation on thc rebel
'onr-rss. ar su.taiasl lv q large usaioritv
~ 'he people of tti. >ta-r. ~Lo arr sending
lrftcr' ~ APPROVAL o. t.,ir rrpre.cntives.
urriug thfru f1 -ithdraw FROM Ri-hnorI
AMI ryiurn home 90 a..i.i in thc movement
81 srrarats STATE aritan ier rea-e
he North Carolina papcrs state ga,
>hermans oarair, hi, car,arcI Ai..ira.anI
dolhtics. iihrrrteI en- Naak-c p-..oa~-..
an taai thcy tre moving oa a rla-- .u
more importa-f.
Wa,HSS.roN. Dee. o.. r. NJ. s-a
AsS The E.-huo-d papers 81 ,c-,-r,isv
rvT.ort Gen ~lrruan AZ BIoomsuIai~. C.
teen miles firm savannah on >atlrlav ne
b. reported b, tii. mornings Richmond
pap. a. ~il he s,cn by th~ f.u1-ir-
teir--am from D-a Grant. to lc IN Gne
~ ta't.e not a,c m.i-. from savannah.
''g FH-f. lr.. I,r d. n. H.a p
~. >flafaa. >l--sfEry 90 Hrr. ID, Eleh-
mood paper. of to-,iay contain thc oll,v-
ine
Ihc K.ehmori pi.rs'eh sars sherman O..
near savannah. pro.ah.s nat fsc uilc.
distant. Bot has not SCI made 90 attack
IL be- s;il 1oah.i-i st.thr- De- sal 3D. so. or
maxi Co. the reas, .14tl-ast az tbe ciiv. o.
BE- very CERTAIN h~ has rat set OPENED oo-i-
municaiiou ~iil lhe coast. tloagA be- nav
d. o.. s,ry saoa.
Ta~ a Telegraph dispatch received
from t.'o- Chari-.'on. STATE. tbat >b~--na-
"a, .a lrr fta,tir. DC sr ~.I not "a,
-. ...- f-....s.... . b. D. .r...-. d.. -f r.......
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-16
Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
ItE THT HVtID crHE ~

q Oughs. q oisis. Iana-
ezra. fioar~eness.
upIncipsent con
sumption. and los the
reiisf Of cou~umptive
patients ~ advanced
stage of the dt~ease.
COeti~ = fh- o. D. 81 ifs
- u-ri1iaa~s- ani 90 nu-
user f.l- are fhe rn-esofffs
rurrs. fhm aIuHrsf every
serfian "a c,.aafrt .houn.ls
u p.rson- prli.clt kasun
eh1 have h--n restored
tram ahrn ~ ana ev-n
r-frrafr trsra-es ef fhr
n t rs u-r. Wa
r. tired. rs srsr~riorfv
.trr rVeft of be- eaaerta-
-saf Dol tan apnarrnf fc 80
rHr- cheers HfIHn. ani
3D. arfrisrrtuss ar~ knosn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-16
RARE CHANCE
To Make Money
VALUABLE FARM FGa SALE!

1'lL us-r-strsi ~ th- a,t- G'.r-. Csfs.. Va.
4 r.I-r.t.t s...t..t .. N..s... ........ 4.
st-.rI 80 arrr- af .iaf. rr.s- s. .. .I. ...
.sEr. ers.ru. pasturHfr. saI ,-asa'Isa.t Ia-
sl-i b.. rlarsciaE .i..at 50 rfrs. vsil ,..-. 90
% tif-rrnt Aii.is ni grnsfl. ~l. 1sair --.s lei.
l.r' iiH. ttr fa els fh..asarf r,rIs ei s.-. col
fa.'.sr To- a.rr~ .ir-.rih~. Pom. f.-s. beg
sra fh~ -f..s snf T.-s. ~iI OIL -..t sf q bare
gair. raffr~ ar la srr...a
iar frrrrf .-..fa.af.Ha srr't oa th- rrru.s~..
N.raas N.s-l..-r - sea
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-16
IT. exemption from stale OF Manieipsf
Tanafiou

BE- $500 fr,ru az m ifautr-rs have enurns
rsts-i -Is-inl "a ~ Can-r-ss exempts an boali.
aul Treasury notes from local taxarion- Gu an ~
vra1r, fhi- SluItiau b. eorth shout Two Der cent
rr snuuul, a0coria- g. IN rate o. taxation ~ ar
f-rent part ~ a.. couutrv.
10 - bss e,l th-f no -.-rirtie- oFcr 80 crest -
rurify tn lrrrs a. thps- isssi by thr government
Or sl either farras of iditsiu-s the fslth 90 ahl-
ng OF Grir sfe part-. - SOCK conpaui-- or sepa-
RAT coraInui .tie- eaiy. D. plsigai iar paymrnt.
r hiir ths un. prop ~ % thr couutry l. hsld %
-rarr thr li--harse 20 ga thr ohli .sfion. o. tho
IiiIf-1 state
Whiie an rlrrruuleut orsrs the most uhcrAI
terms for ~. ioaa- % believes thai tle very strsa-
-rst appeal sll be o. the loyalty aad psfriotsIs Of
thc people.
u - thc 1sth - Sertsuber. the susscriptl0ns 20
fhIs ia.an arlanufa-f q over
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-16
sPECIAL hOYaNTAefs of LIS IOAN

frtsA NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK. ossriax Al ixh
~ rae ~ Interest thrn any otor -nd TIE sEsr
cuElrr. any sartnc- h.uk ttaf paw. it. dspositors
n 2 - Vote. considers that if o. raJ ins 10 ~ bst
rirulafir- sueurn la - oouufrv rad h caunot pay
la aavthing bitter. o. its a--sts either 10
government -o,urities ia notrs bonds paysoie
in -nrerurafut parfr.
NJ g. sFuaiiy conveuient t.rar-srarv o. p-rr-a
ueut invrsturut- IT, uotes csn sisays h. sold FOR
siflln frarfloa ~ fh-ir fsce ant ar-umulafed IN
te-rf. ana the h.f security wlfh hsnks a. col
literal. far fisrfrufs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-16

oStnri. ss.-At nCouft 81 Pfutsf~ h-i at Psris.
81 sna g. fac Ooaafy n ONa,fd. sn che third
ir--sfst of Nv. 4 n l-64
g. HARLOW. a.iai.ufsfrsfor ~ m ~sfa.e
-. oi tsf..rrt hathseaN ttfe s.f Csstra On
-ait r.rriv, ls,eass... hasiar rr~s-aiei be Grst
nnf BEL srrourf of tsuain-trefrn a fh- estate e.
sst.l ..rc-s-fd o. aiis- tncr.
Fr.'---a Z hft thr -rft a..,a'x give uotiee Co
hiI l.rfs''r- fr'rfr-,r, .t rau-irr cops 81 this
order tn D. nrI.iishr fhrfr s-~ks rurc~ssiFeit o.
ihc pNtsfH l'-.n.scr-f ariaiei st Fsrir thst thrs
uiaf appear st fr.i.sfe Cert fo D. k~f at Par
b. tn $500 caurit. ar fh~ .. Tussdss of ih.e~ua
H~Nf. sf tn n'cinrs tn thr t-s-stoon aa1 shes
csa-f. if aas nes have. vhg tl~ -sac shsu'i
not D. a Iaert.
O.. v. wOODBI Ky. JudF~.
a fru- cps attest J =. ffnnHs. Rsr,-f-r.
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\OriCE OF FORECLOSURE

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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-12-30
A Stable Government for the Prov.
inceS,

Negotiations and conference which
have been for long time going on
among our Canadian neighbors and
the mother country point pretty clearly
to separation and independence, on
the part of the colonies, at no distant
date. Even the appellation likely to
to be chosen for the new nation has
been already indicated, and under the
style of Canadi it would certainly have
the advantage of being launched into
existence with good name. What
form of government may be deterinin-
ed upon is not yet settled but per-
haps the experience gained by obsery-
ing the operation of our own institu-
tons may serve as hint to our neigh
bors that republics are still, as they
generally have proved heretofore,
somewhat doubtful experiments Only
an intelligent and virtuous people can
long conduct such institutions success
fully and the demand for requisite
care is SO constantly to decentralization
and decay that we may doubt whether
more stable form of government
would not be the more wisely agreed
upon by the Canadians. In fact, we
should much prefer to see a monarchy
established to the North of us than a
republic and for the Same reason we
hope that Maximihans empire of the
South will be firmly fixed and become
potent and hourishing On the part
of this country, we need checking.
We have been arrogant, grasping.
over-confdent in ourselves, feeling an
undue sense of power needing disci
pine, Christening and humiliation. We
have suffered terribly, it is trne. in
the direful war which is upon us, and
are doubtless doomed to sufferings
far beyond any asyet experienced. II
would be better for us TO be taught
some wholesome dread, for the welfare
OF our soule. A strong power, ON
either side. both of which would have
common cause, to resist aggression.
would be of immense benefit to us.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-12-30
say~ We complete to dav tho mill,

ge~ We complete to day the publ
cation of the Public Laws passed at
the last Vermont Legislature and pre-
sumo they hare been generally read.
Some Of them are Of great Importance
and most of them may well be deemed
desirable additions to existing Stat
tutes.
They have monopolized our columns
for the past three weeks to the exclu-
sion of our customary literary mis-
cellany. We shall be relieved for a
twelvemonth from this pressure upon
our space and shall resume at once our
poetical and prose selections which
have heretofore been acceptable to a
constantly widening circle of readers.
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