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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-11

Sherman wrote thus to the Mayor Of Atlanta
" The only way the people OF atlanta o.s h.re
once more to live in peace and quiet At hons ia
to stop this war, which can alone Be doss by
admitting that i, bcgan in error and spTPesu-
a,ed in prido.
Pho McClelanites, who are claiming shormas
as supporter OF the " concllistios-snd-com'
promise" " cessation of hostili,,s" candidate
would do we'll to let their readers zee ,he abcv,
opinion Of tho hero Of Atlanta, Who has sboa
as much ldeA Of voting for Mcclellan she ha
of voting for JEFF Davis.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-11
Notice !

The FIRST Anniversary Of The "Nermont Nls
bath School Union is 10 be holden To- Che Cns
gr, gational Church at Montpelier, 90 TueAs
and W ednssd.y, the 18th aud 18Th o. Oc'. r.Nt
the regular business Of the meeting commt1cas
at ten O'Clock, A. NJ, on Tuesday, 10 Dee proceed.
by prayer.neeting Of an hour, IN the L.c'l,.
Room of the Church, conducted by Rev L H.
Lyford
Thorough arrangements have been made e
make this meeting one Of unusual interest au
profit to all who love the sabbath Schoo cause
And il 10 earnestly desired that so Gar ls consist
emit every evangelical Sabbath School In tbe STATE
may be represented by its Pastor, Superintendent
and delegates,
A cordial invitation is also extended TO Slh1 20
School friends in other States and the Csn'tt
to be present.
AL persons Designing to attend ibe melting a.'
particularly requested 10 send an ttr uaHt' p
Dapid l.. Fuller or J. y Babcock, al iontp, 0G
by The 10th Of OF. The meeting beIug heH .o
ring the session Of the Legislature, DO oe.'g't
should presume upon being provided win .n.,'
tainmenl, unless the above request be strictly COM
Piled ,oih.
All persons passing over the Passumps,eNeri ~.
Valley, or Rutland and Burlington Railroads q
attend the meeting, paying JuH .Idrc gu, 90. W.
Of the Secretary certificates emitting thtm "
! free return.
Those going over the Vermont C,nirai "9'
to the Anniversary, can procure The reslAu. 'A
cur.ion ticket, given on 'he " y
during the sitting of the Legshtmt,-~bi. D. ~
titles the holder TO Tree return passages % ''''
can receive eturn checks from the Secretary
We would call especial attention 70 the i'' 4
meeting a, O'Clock on Tuesday mornIpe' 90.
ask so many pastors and delegates as can TO '
pr,sen,. ]. Tucker, JR,
Corresponding Secretary
North Bennington, w., Sept. u, lSdl'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-11
Nav Books Received.

Emily Chester. Novel. Boston rictnor
and Fields PIP. 1897.
Essays on Social Subjects. From the satut.
day Review. Boston T,cknor and fiel d. Pr
357.
We shall notice more at length the above
publications soon. They are for sale by WILDE
OF the FR1nAs Bookstore.
Maeapv Demorsa', illustrated Magazine for
October is received. Beetle IL valuable accom-
panmen, Of patterns the work |. quite ndis'
pcnsable - those WIN wish TO dress In style
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-11

VI Prisoners. AT CHARLESTON The follow
ing is list of Vermont officers recently confined
at SavaDnah, but who with others, TO the mum.
Der in the aggregate of 600, have been sent tC
Charleston, where there are now about twelve
hundred Union officers in tn. jail yard,
BOuton, Z. w, Captain co. d, 4.h w.
Chaplin, IL. c., Capt. co. @, q"
Carr, @. W, LIST It. co +,
Chase Ii. b., LIST 1t. 90. h, LIST VI Art'y.
Fisher, L. W., "a 1t. co. G, 4th VI.
Gallaher, j., Let 1t. 90. A, 18th w.
Morse, A., lss 1t co. +, LIST W. Artillery.
Mathews, A. D., LIST u do. do.
Needham, ]. b., LIST 1t. co. II, Alb VI.
Pierce, W. W LIST It, co. d, do.
Parker, H. B., 81 1t, co. b, LIST Vt, Artillery
Sowles, q. A, % 1t, co. X, do.
Richards, l.. s., lsl It, 90. A, Isl Vt. Heavy
Artillery.
Sergeant, NJ s., % 1t. co. +, do
Harr, Il r., % IL 90, Ii, do.
McWain, 4. l., ID 1t. co. II, do.
Smith, l.. B "a 1t. 90. +, do.
Rose g., 1t. 90, b, 7th VT
Holman, ". @, LIST 1t. 60. G, 9,h VI.
Correll, H., ID 1t. co. X, % VI.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-11

STATE RIGHTs-The Governor al Georgia, In
Withdrawing the State mllit, from Hood
army, did q, on his own responsibility, and with
out asking permission Of JET Davis, Of Gsn
Hood, or OF anybody else. This isa praesics
eIemplihcati OF the working Of the doetrin'
Of State Ri his, that must DO highly pleasing suc
consosioty to JeG Davis in this pinch In hi
fortunes rao tShtofa Sats o. 40 1i, chooses
may be pleasant enough for STATE, but how !
it for the nAtion' Perhaps the Conisdsracy j
beginning to get light on the subject.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-11

The Burlington Sentinel advises Democrats to
send Democratic documents to the army. We
trust they will heed the advice, and be pariicu'
lar to send the Chic,go platform and V.llan-
digham's speeches in favor of Mcclellan. This
will save Republicans the expen" Of sending
these documents to the soldiers, and Al the mms
time accomplish the good result OF disgusting
every soldier who |, fighting Tor his country
with the disgraceful surrender party which has
il. base at Chicago.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-11
UNION TICKLE I,


The Frpemen OF the State OF Vermont wbo
are in favor Of the election OF ABRAHAM LncoLN
and ANDREW JOHNSON, are hereby notified to
meet in Mass Convention at BURLINGTON on
TUESDAY, THE I'm DAY OF OCTOBER, next, tor
the purpose Of nominating candidates for Presi-
Dental Electors, to be supported at the aP-
preaching election.
Jons w. STEWART,
SroDDARD b. COLBY,
LyERArT b. ENoLEsBY, st.ta
DUDLEY L. DENIsoN, }r,,noi,too
JONATHAN Ross,
Henry CLARK,
GEORGE WiLKINs,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-11

An ofhc,al announcement by Gov. Hahn, Of
Louisiana, gives the total yot cast for and
against the new Constitution, as follows: For
the Consttutlo 3, 6,s36 against the Constitu.
ton, 1906. Gov. ilahn, 10 proclamation, ba'
declared that the Constitution is benceIor,h or.
dalned and established Us the laws Of Louisiana.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-11
List Of Casualties in the Sixth Vermont
SRrrgsRER lyTn. 1861

Rounded Go. A-Capt G Eiu.n y
severely 10 bead private Melvin Mar 10 3D.
wrlsi slightly
Co B-Corps George Lampua a.m -
~ Harvey Warrington, side severely .r."
Lewis A Tyler, hip severely
Co. C-lst S'rgt stephen T. Waite. al
dingerouslyi Serg, Gerse k Bre
yerely, Corps Samuel y lllstiog. ta.e-v
ly Vim g Vaughn, head severely
Joseph ycndall, abdomen severely ~ u
Ralph, head slightly George bol-
and leg severely Ebert Hewitt uc. ri f
severely Henry q Anthony, es ay
Rodolphus Brggs, wrist slght Shore
Griffin, head slightly Vllrly Wilson Ila
KiRed-Alden A Sp uliing.
Kia.d-CO D-Prya,cs Charles Bias. tI
Upham
Womded-Corp Edwin 5 Gray, IN as..a.
since died
KiHsd-Co f Private El@zr Sand
Wounded Robert Slubotn m1ruiy %
Sean, in both feat severely Herry >'.5
thigh severely
Wound,d-Co F-Sargt J,m. Bow
slightly corps John &c Hammond u
slightly. WIN Dillon, lace shgh,lY .r
John w robIn, arm slightly; oum na..
severely Elbrldge Emenou, BE-. slightly j H
FIlIsimmons, hip-since died 6 r.r H"-'
hand slightly George Glecn slou.iar-
John Johnson, breast severely George lH"
face severely Jane, McMeekiu. arr
Wounded-Co. G--George L Eastman. ,1.-.
slightly Charles Chamberlain, ae .-
James W bitIlesey, arm slightly john Wig
breast slightly Eimuni Cunant d, ,=... 7!
Charles Chase, shoulder slightly
RiAsS Co. n Daniel Colt
Wounded-Scrgt Woslow 5 Moore, in 3
slightly private Levi Raymond, arm slightly
Woundsd-Co list Lieut. Matthew ii.
sey, foot slightly private Daniel Raymo l
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-11
81 OlO.4l3 u

Leaving to be provided for 81 0lO,4i3 n
A aI Of 100 cents on a dollar, being the
same as las, year, will nearly, if not gu II,
meet this sum, and will undoubtedly he voted
by the legislature
Th, EXHIBIT OF the FinanciaI cor ditiou Of the
State is very satisfactory The funded debt u
the State has been increased during the year
les, than $500 900 90, whlc the State has paid
million of dollars Of current eI en'es. And
while the State thus runs in debt but one quar-
ter oil lie annual expenses, including the heavy
,1perse' Of the war, It i, not surprising that lts
credl, temalus good And the Treasurer SAYS
its bonds have sold at an average premium OF
per cent
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-11

Those who claim Shermans recent letter +. q
good Democratic doctrine, must have fallen into
the error OF suppo,ing it =. directed 10 Ptssi
dent Lincoln and threatened war on The govern.
men,. |, WAS, 10 fact, directed TO the Mayor Of
Atlanta and hits treason blow iull IN the face,
which nothing .maas,ins from Chicago Is cal
eulaled 10 do
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-11

A SECTIONAL PARTr.-llow ia il about the
Democratic party being .eetion.l now Both Of
its c,nddses are from State, north Of Mason
and Dixon, line Saoudn' Mcclellan h. left
of and JEFF Davis pu, on the ticket to preserve
II from the charge Of ,ee,ion,li,m'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-11

Gen. DIX, who has been claimed as MoClel
Ian man, recently said 10 speech at Sandusky
whittier he had. gone to look aiiCr the LAX
Erie pirates,
II can have no part in any political move
ment Of which the Chicago platform lisa basis.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-11

NV Munc.-we have received from the
publishers, Messrs. Oliver Ditaon 4 Co, Bl,-
ton, a piece Of music, entitled, " Liberty,
CAL, or iurrsb for Abe and Andy Words
BY " l.. Blanchard, music by S b. StarA.
weather. 70, sale by Wilder.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-11

The soldiers Of New Hampshire are 10 vote
the Soprome Cour, Of the State hiyiug un'a'
mously decided the law for tina, purpose 70 "
valid and binding
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-11
Condition of the State Treasury.


We md in she Report Of tbs state Finances
for she pas. year the tollO"lns exhibit
Receipts during the year S2,32l 6Zl 'oo
Balance, Sept 1868 l22 $3.50
Total " 449,96l Al
Disbursements during year I'VE, oo7'''
Balance on hand Sept. 8, l764 $424,O9oo6
Some OF the larges, iiems OF Receipts included
in the above, are AZ loiOws
State Bonds 1926 10000
Taxes $50 ,7S0,96
Sans paid BY Uouaty ClcrAs l6,43S,7b
Interest On tax's and premiums
and interest on bonds II ,455 20
RecruI ing Fund, 10 crelIlot Gen.
Wa'hburn, 354I9b,S5
Temrorary Loan. scS Of 1862 $4,000 10
Temporary LOan Ac, OF 1868 264, 900 000
Allotted U. ). Pay, transmitted
BY Paymasters 267 1867
Tho principal items OF Disbursement arr as
follows:
Debeu,ures Of General Assembly 25,9OS60
Salaries ~ ,4Zo,U
Court and AUDITORS Orders lO8, l04 II
Warrouts drawn by Governor "a 296 %
Extra Pay Of Soldiers 729,4ohO4
Comnutation OF Extra Pay under
acs Of '63 1874, $500
Advanced to Gen Davis, Qdar-
terlnaster General, by order Of
Governor 30 10000
For Recruiting Fund, Gen. Wash
burns orders 62,OlS,75
Temporary Loan 1862 Ill 100000
Temporary Loan 1868 A4.O0O w
Interest on Bonds, and Loans l0S,2l4,ll
Soldiers allotment distributed 3l5,4l3,85
OF the above items the warrants drawn by
the Governor are as follows
For Military Expense, 50, l49, 50
Extra pay Of 81 per mouth before
muster ln,o u. ). service II 265 40
For allowed BY Military claims
commirsion 1855
For aid to Families Of soldiers II ,S73 Z.
The sum advanced to Gen Davis we suppose
has been expended on the hospitals bore. " hal
the i'om Of $50 1889, was expended tor the
report does not show, except as stated for mil
itarv o,n.o.o.u W. tan,, trou that Il ;
"pyo'1y' 'aui' ou' '"e Legislature '"'' '''
specification, relative to so large an item of ex
pens. do no. appear in III, report, bus yc thlnl
the legislature ought to make provision bv law NJ
that hereafter the Tre.,nrer's renor, shall show
just "nero 'n' money 'or 'ne - m'il'ary eAPe'
"a. .oam 60
Ths Funded Liabilities Of tho State are as fol
! lows:
,,-, .ooo ooo ~
Don1s aus i' Tune * 9o0 U 600 ~
D D0nIs Gue -. D D - oSO 900 "
po"uS Nue -. wv ~ ,9i10e "
= Duo 1 panN'' 2s'ev ru"u -, - 10 az ~ " F,
Due io""'' = o 'off'u' u"u ~
80 40,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-11
Condition Of the State Banks,

From the Bank Commissioners Repor, just
pri- ted We gleaa the following items 81 general
interest.
The total amour, OF the Banking Capita in
this State, exclusive NJ the National Banks, At
HE proseaI Tins, i, 1884 800, being ISL ,OlO,
less than las. year.
Tho total circulation Of thu Bans ~ss. on the
tr. day OF July, A. D. 1864, s6,046, 1874 30,
being an increase upon the preceding year Of
$3.50 sos IS.
The total loans Of the same Banks, for the
year ending July l., 1854, we're S22,055 ,5o3 70,
being an increase upon the pr ., odng year of
$2,ss3 ,O46 05.
The total foreign loans, during the year end
ing July l, 1864, wcr. a. O65, ISL As, b.ius
decrease from the preceding year Of 81, 3s7 ,743
OIL.
The total amour, Of dividends declared by til.
several State Banks, in this State, during the
year ending Jolly /, 1894, inclusive, were s4O3
324 so, being an increase upon the preceding
year Of 1928 ,2l9 so,
AZ a general thing these dividends have been
made eat OF the earnings Of the year Mo't Of
the Banks have a large amour, Of Government
SECURITIES, which, ia great measure, accounts
for their large dividends.
The total amount OF taxes tn State Banks in
,hi, State have paid the United State, Govern
men,, during the last year, arc $9s76l oil.
Three Banks, Ascutncy, Franklin County and
Rutland County, have no specie. The Vermont
Bank has the largest smoun, Of specie vi, sl2,
O54 90, and the Bank Of Montpelier the next
largcs, smount, viz Sll $3.50 so. The Bank oil
Middl,bury has $40 800, 90, .nd the Bank o,
Bra,tleboro Slo,36t %.
The Banks have, all together, surplus o.
nearly half million dollars, or about oue-eighth
Of their capital. The Report lie very favorable
6nascial exhibit Of the state currency
TnH II rH R,elstsr We learn that the l7tl
Regiment was in the hgb, near Petersburg, the
30lh Of September. The Regiment weat nt,
the h,h, on Friday wi h $40 mon. On the q
thsy mustered 1875 L. Co. Cumming, in
command WAS wounded and takea prisoner
} When he fell he was 80 near the enemy th,t hi
men we're unable to rescue him, and he fell int
their hands lie hal jus, returned TO the front
having recovered from severe illness which dis
abl.d him for duty for several weeks Cap,
, Eaton. Co. D, was wounded, and Lieut., Tobin,
! Co. |, was wounded and TAKEN prisoner.
THIS regimen, has had severe luck |, was
srca, while in recruiting and /, has very speedily
/. been Gu. down To very small regiment. Col
/. Randall will had only snail command when h
gets 10 the trout
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-11
FOURTH REGlMENr.


Killed Co. C.--Z,cheu' B0ol C4yal..
Wounded Co. A.-LleuL Ransom " lgls
Rochester, che-t morally
Co. D-Corp. John K lyeu, Cafs4s
head severe sam II DOW, Greens .J., .os
slight
G. E.-Albo Ball, Newark, u5u -.s
Erasmus Church, Granville. h4udalsut, UaH..
MoCanp, arm slight, Fmnkhu Rjod PJeu.l,
mouth severe Ebens1sl { Rush. DU.s-t. f.t.t
I leg severe
! Co. Corn II f Sa0w4y. MaaJe q.
groin severe Jane, >prasu., Powu4 a..l
pight; Henry Morgan, B.auusuu l.t
shoulder slight
Co. H-Amos Snow. WaIru -ILbs
Co. jaime. p Cngin. ilU4x
.eyere. n than p Mann. strait .l. rn -.,....
ROYAL NJ Austin, logu,heuI, b., sU.ll
sro ,,c,,,.r
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-11

81 200 443,71
Deduct Bonds authorized in 1862
ano not yet l,rued $50 600 90
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-11

To MAJ Gen Dur;
Thi. Department has received the following
reports OF The ensmy's assault yesterday upon
Con. Butler Inc, their subsequent ropul,e and
Gen. Brney's gallsnt action IN driving the sn.
TINS 10 their inner line Of entertainments around
Richmond
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT or VIRGINIA AND I
NORM CAROLINA, Oct I, $50 i NJ. I
10 Ii,uf. Gen L. ) Grant
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-11

We md in she Report Of tbs state Finances
for she past year the foll0sIns exhibit
Receipts during the year $2,327 527 ,6G
Baancs. sent. 1868 l22 ,433, rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-07

TOR SALE-Thc three-storv, attic base
I fneut and subssler brown stone HOUSE nd LOT &c.
Ia LAST i % cet inches font ~ Us feet ~ he,
deep. I'll, conyrni-necs a-e two Bat ROOM Cl9s1 Lam
dry &c. VIII b. sol low SID easy t,ruS fOT rttI
PARTICULARS and permit b. view llie hol,r sPPyto
JOSEPH MCGUIRE No 10 odsv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-07
New 11nblitations.
TOB AND HIS FRIENDS,
INVESTED WITH A NEW WARDROBE.
OAKLEY 4 MASON,

INVESTED WITH NEW WARDROBE.
OAKLEY MASON
Publishers and Booksellers, No. ~ N1nay-stp
under toe hisy suggestive and attractive tile Of
"a SONG IN THE NIGHT"
have usl published fres translation IN Heroic Verse otter
The style ofHones hea by Pope Of tie book o. JON sceo
panied with copious eIcges fnd tinted lu- stJDs Oh
wood by competent artist -, NJ 81,
The Rev. HE.EY W ADAMS, r. A., Of re ilooe.e Il, o.
Massachnfeit, she auth0r a. this unique pr"g,1i sHp
sted from Eastern College and Wa soon ctl 70 w
Of Hebrew aud Oriental Literature ia ucposica ~ @
"a New England lie occupied that Posinh seNea S a.
with distinguished ability, and wrote cA'hNey on va
brew language ard It's gTauTe. Ills poetry ~ HoniA''
rhy thnical and stirring. - an, .;,;.. q,
e Book Of job has hcen regarded by bb'ch crac' Nv
the record Of personal ie fsngt VITA TIE 'pP,'i'e
meats o. the hi slrst 10y and the dccpe s"fi'N anu
Wise a. dramatic poem illustrative o. c great pioll ~
Tie Divine Adninstia.i0n Ia tie more general experience a"
Tie sn,ecedenis othe rcverd a!hor Of M
lation have bean such qualify lin 60 reflect GREAT L"h
on Az o.scuaE suRyrCr and while he nIs his song 70 ne IN
Inc neb OF popular Ignorance. dcpra,ity nd sorrow" 80
Won't re,ler may well ma.ue that power above as uuus
I'D -a vail, that hung Ike ysl between his Own
eued ndoIstsndnz and the glory Of tho ruh ''
person IN Election should read this Tcm5raGoa doom.
The work Is IN ore large octave volume on hhHvy Paf
with gilt edges embeliscd win the authors portrait hhp 70
800 PIE ~ t0 OAKLEY MASON,
0i''n' N'S0 " -" No. 81 Murrsy-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-07
Go ffi.
Gouses an0 farms Wanleo.

COUNTRY RESIDENCE WANTED - On
~ the line II tho Hudson River New Haven, or Harlem
Raroafs within ~ mos OF this city; ANAL neat cottage
with ~ about Of ard, with shade trees
snd uit location mast DO healthy md pcisani rent nom
Sh0J per Should Ike 10 Nth the TfSt
irse ofbuyig Coruulic aons mast stale terms aud Io-s
ton. Adircst EOSE" Bor No tess, Ncw-fork.
FACTORY WANTED. with WATER pow
4 kR-Capaciy iof two ois woolen MaclineJ. Address
With pariirnars boH No. ~, 2. o.. N"u-fork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-07

HARMS and COUNTRY SEATS Tor SALE or
Il EXCHANGE-Twsnty on North River, at Fi,hsill
Iou ghkeepsie. Eyack, TaHyJwn, llaug iontrfs, and
spuytendiyyrl Thirty "a Weschestor at Mount kisco
ke.ico, ch-ppa9ss, Whie Piain Mount Sonon to'dh1m
yens ood Astoria, Fushing Henpsirad Jeinsi:a, Royn
Jerusalem Oyster Bay ard 0rcoupor fhy Ia New ye.ey
nj Bergen ill., Elizabeth Railway Scotch Plains, Plainied
MoIri.town, New brunswick, &c. Apply to
81 IRELAND, No. oil Cedsrst.
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COCHIN's GREAT WORK


COCHINs GREAT WORK
on TIE
RESULTS or EAIANCIPATION,
which now being so eagerly sought fol- snd which every
one who is interested in this ca question oghtiO read be-
fore the tahedof
CHANGE IN OUR CONSTRUCTION
imade shows eesI.y and tiathlally
THE RESULTS OF EMANCIPATION IL TIE FRENCH
COLONIES,
IN TIE ENGLISH COLONIES,
IN DENMARK,
IN SWEDEN,
IN HOLLAND.
Abe following are the contents OF this gre'l work:
CONTENTS.
DEDICATION and INTRODUCTION.
FRESCa CoLOSIFs
Emancipation by the Convention end Che kee''aoamsn o.
Prom the Reestsbb,aeni OF Slavery by le Conule n39)
10 is seond Aboftio, b. the Republic OF 1915.
a@.as Of Tm ny S G atle french coons
TIE REvoLvTIOs or lSs IN TH1 tos0NiYs-I. Mar
tni,o q Gusdao6p., 2 The Isle Of BOURBON OF Reunion
q Guiana
Military Force.
Courts Of justice.
Indemnity.
Production and Cournsrce-wsge, sEa Property.
The Question OF slssrs-Lrhe Sugar One lion before
Emancipation. 1.-The sugar Question fIoIa Emancipation
70 the Law Of MAJ %, 1860 III.-CoHes, COc0s. Tea
Labor and immigration.
Z The COlonisl Compact
; Population, Family. Social Condition.
RELIGION Instruciionl Before the Abolition o. Slavery.
3.-0Uiabs. U-AsriDoo. IIi.-OuadsiOGPe N-B9sT-
bon q After the Abolition Of Slavery,
BOOK SECOND.
a English CoLOSIHs
Slavery in England and Is Colonies unt e Emancipation
BIZ of Aug. 90 1885
Z influence Of Eranep patton on The Freed ClsseL
. Influence Of Emancipation On the Colonies.
4 Labor and inini grafton
y =. Production TIE sgs.. Law, Commercial Freedom
y Resume.
CoIosIEs OF DESsARK, SwEDES' AsD HoLL'SD-
Swedish COLONIES.
Ouch Colonies
FBFsoH COLONIES.
Table Of the lapors and Eap2ns Of the French COone,
before and after 1919.
Comparative Condition Of Imports aud Expert, from 1879
10 fSJ7
RI.ce Of Colonial Sugar from 1919 to 1889
Price % Native Sussr from 1880 10 1882
ENGiIsH COLONIES
Statistics Of the English Colonies IN AnleYins.
Sugars imported into he United King dOrn since 1851.
Latin Text relative 10 the Conversion Of England 10 Chris
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made to Emancipation,
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NOR SALE-On the Hudson River at Mont
IL rose Point near V.rpaneks Point 4 COZ NfRY HFS-
lDEHCE, consisting Of ~ Of land compiling severed
beautiful building sites with large brick House aud all noct
ssry outbuildng,.
TIM place unsurpassed o beauty Of scenery and ocaou
IL In the immediate vicinity Of The rrsd"nccs Of Mrs-r
Bushnell Ws,kinson Luguoer &c. aud j. accessible al al
times by steamboat and InIToad, being ono milo from Eo
UAv, straw, lsf mile from tmg-rs, and two and hal
miles from Peskskll. Prco ssgQn. -
For further particular. apply to HOMER MORGAN, No 2
pm.tt
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LON SALE.-A 2..lory md AID House. In

L Bond =. New YORK. - m wster, r1. b,''s Sc. snd
Offices IN 10 Tcaria spl'ndd !tltcH ioi DOCTOR dsnt
private lsuj, boNdins h0ntr brown r.9ne ~ ory, =
40 ell ion iupr0yJan- IN Henry 81 Pes lent IN
South BT9okyn. aud small story House. mor South 81
and Ch-s,-.. Ninsmsbursh with waller. ga &c. no! d.
sirag.e situation for q snrli .arlly Or doctor
&. y. HITCHCOCK, No. 20 Futors'., y. Y.
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! E1OR SALi5--Tweuty -four fuli LOTS between
5 and hovs u tie north side Of l25,hs, and ~
IN tho roa;ng i20h,t, esbiy situated, and sds-
bly, adapted hIs public institution fgr hr,tcls-s private
residsnces. Apply e. ALLEN BROWN.
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EOR sALE-At NEW-KOCHELLE, de-

< .ir.hle RESIDENCE on IugrAno'-t opposite tie Fps
eop Church and ths Nr iiayrR i 7i'T0ad Depot cor
tHs Of acros ofaIt Frame Cotfae containing - rools
hsrn and other Outbgiidns. Apply 10 ID. IADEhHlLLp
Ma n Mall-st.. y. y
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TWO LADIES of experience in teaching
L. wish SITUATIONS in the same school. Csn 90 ha-
glib Including Higher Msshenais, French, Letn prsi es
ad Painting. Re.erspce, given. Address 9EACHbh too
one wecs, Wssn ford, Conn.
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MILITARY, Classical, and Commercial Acad.
Ire erry Tysek ROcklsnd Co., N. YC Rushercri, an,
Principal.