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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-03-31
a PABsIDEHT,
JOHN S. BARRY, OF BosToN.
TREASURER,
LEVI II. STRAW, OF BosroN.

The properties Of this Company consist Of 643
acres, principally owned in Pee Simple. OF The most
desirable Oil Lands situated mostly OIL Creek. Penn.
upon which there three wells down. able Of
producing from 100 to 1000 barrels per day ~hon
pleted, they located the great producing in
terests Of the Empire, Noble Shern,dn and DToke wells
on this noted creek. This Company offer inducements
seldom met with, The capital stock is very small for
he amount Of valuable oil lands the Company possesses
Three engines already at the wells Our Agent al
Tltusvs writes that the we'll on the MoEhany farm
has commenced flowing which place. this Company be-
yond doubt Of Tue Officers Of this Company
in placing this property before the New England puolle
have full confidence that properties yet oil red SUI
peror or any out OF which larger and more certain div
bends may be expected Maps and full informa
lion given on application to the Treasurer Subscrip
lions received by JOS. DAVIS Banker, No. %
s ate street. and lat the OFFICE OF THE COMPANY,
No. ~ Cong,sss Street, Ro'ton
1852 LEVI H STRAW, Tysa,r.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-03-31

THE GREAT GERMAN
HBfLMTTTBL
WILL Ours
COUGHS AND COLDS.
THE
HEILMITrBL
will cure
0ATARRH AND BRoNc HGTts.
HsiLuIrTBL
will cure
Consumption in its frat ages,
and Ia the b. 81 Remedy for
DIPHTHBRlA
For sale BY all Druggists. Price per Bottle 81.
WEEKS PoTTR ..
Druggist l7O Washington street, Boston. Wholesale
6OS7 Agents
THE JUICES OF RYE.
The celebrated Extract Of Rye that ever, body seem'
be using is without doubt the best thing for all pvl
monary complaints that can be used Try it. For sale
BY Apothecares and grocers all over the country so
THE HONEST OLD MEDICINEl
NH Downs Bassmie Elixir, for Coughs, Colds,
whoopng Cough and eli diseases Of the throat. chest
and lungs.
See circulars for certificates from Hon. Paul billing
him, Hon, Bates Turner late Judge Of the Supreme
Court Of Vermont; DR.. J. b. Woodward, Surgeon
Army; DR., Horace Fales, Waterbury, Surgeon for
he Vermont Militia
Sold by all dealers in medicines. JOHN F HENRY,
Waterbury, Vt, Proprietor. 4s;5o:daw
DE. MARsHALL's CATAKKH oEuYE, cures CAtArrh.
DR.. harshAis Catarrh Hnun, cures Cold IN II cad.
DR.. Mafshals Catarrh Suun cures drownness.
DR.. harshAls Catarrh Shut, cures Headache
DR.. MNshAlt CAtsrrh SNUFF, Cures sore Eyes
DT. Marshnlt CAtArrh snuff, suTes Deafness.
opens and pufges all DISTRACTIONS strengthens the
glands and gives healthy action TO the pRr Affected.
Sold by al Druggists lO6lsdar
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-03-31

r II T.
NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE
Is pripted n e double medium sheet. making eight
pages ~ six oolumn, each aud contain the choicest
matter Of the Dsiy issue ucud ny Jews Summary, Do
nestle and Foreign Leg slstve and Congressional
te.s; News stock, Financial, Cattle. Horse Dry
o DDS and General Market Report, Report OF the
American Institute, Farmer Clue, &C. sc.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-03-31
BIOS TON
PETROLEUM OIL COM ANY

ID ~ > L ~ ~
ETRoLEUM OIL COMP ANY.
Capital. 100000.
Par Value of Shares, $40.
S3S 900 reserved for porking Capital.
This Company ia organized under the General Laws
Of Massachusetts. The property consists Of
Ten hundred and ninety-six (l096) Acres o.
the very best Oil lands,
all contained within the great Ohio Oil Belt over
hundred acres Of which is is Fee Simple
PRVsIUE sT,--CHARLES S. WHITRHoUSE.
TRsAsuRBR.-CHARLRs SMITH
ssc.xrAkY.- NJ. PIERCE.
ArtotNEY,-JOStAH RUTTBR. ESQ.
MANAGING AoBsT-F. A. WILDER.
Director -
@ s. WHITEHOUSE, W PARMENTRR,
CHARLES SMITH: JoHNSoN BEAN
Books ~ Subscription are open at office. Only
$500 are offered the public the sub.cr ,ior
price OF $40 each, and we would advise prompt appoa
ton believing the Stock offer good and in
vestment Five wells being bored on the pro
pefties Of CompAn, and the Interests Of the stock
holders are in the hands OF able and managers
Full information will be given application at Of
dce, in person or by letter.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-03-31
THE
H A NJ TON
OIL AND COAL COMPANY.
CAPITAL. al OOO 600

CAPITAL $1,000, 900.
100000 Shares, par value $40.
Subscription Price IS per share.
90 900 Shares reserved for Working Capital.
PRRs1nssr-HoN WILLIAM &. STEELE. NJ. c.
VICE PREspsNr.-JosEPH TREAT.
THsAsuRER-s L. woODgoUsR.
This Company has secured 22s acres in Pennsylvania
and Ohio which have been seec ed by the mos, expert
enced oil men AZ months areful research and
personal examination on the grounds On pert Of
the property well from which considerable quantities
Of oil have already been taken, aud the Company will
proceed make further developments they have
every confidence Of being able pay dividends at an
e,ry period. A prospectus may be had on application
TO
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-03-31
U. S. GOVERNMENT AGENTS,
PoR THB SALE OF THE
Pc Pc l. Ar T-3O LOAN.

Under the recent arrangement Of the Treasury Depart
with MIR. JAY COOKE, General
Suoserp uon Agent.
Checks and Drafts 90 Ne~ York, Legal Tender Notes
aud National Bank Notes may be rtmitted in payment
We also receive all Legal Tender f,ps Per Cent Notes.
and allow the inters't 10 d4s Of su5scp,ioa
The 80 Notes will be orsArded BY express, free Of
charge to all points reached by express com panies
oders may be forwarded direct, or through your
nearest bank or banker
Persons visiting the city will ind fun assortment Of
the notes hand OH e foi immediate delivery.
Orders by mail should accompanied with the address
in full to which the notes are be forwarded.
Wsalso keep on hand, and bay aud sell at marke,
rates, all kinds Of
United States Securities.
Aaooun or Banks, Bankers aud individuals received
on favorable terms.
FISK & HATCH.
BANKERS,
3s Wall Street, New York.
foblt.d3n:44661s
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-03-31
50 81 Ans.t. JR CLEAvELANp. Judge.
4 UCIEN THOMPsON'S EsTATE..-

T UCIEN THOMPSON'S EsTATE..-The
IL subscribers having been appointed by the honors-
Bile probate Court for the district OF ashingon CON-
mssouers to receive, examine and adjust all claims
and demands Of all persons, sgsinst the estate "
Lucien Thompsonae Of Waterbury in said districtde
ceased, represented insovent, aud the term Of sir
months from the Bird day Of March, 1865, being all
lowed by said court to the creditors Of said deceased,
exhibit and prove their respective clsms before u.s.
Give notice that will attend TO the duties OF our
appointment at the office OF Geo. W. Kennedy, In
Waterbury in said district, the 9th day OF June.
1865.
H F. JAMES, (cou,r,
+ c. MARSHAL,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-03-31

gray red and sandy heads Of hair The obnoxious
hue is wiped GU. ia five minu.essnd magnificent brown
OF black glossy and natural, takes its place. 4a:52;dAw
Manufactured by J. oRlsTADoko, No. Asto'
House. New York Sold by all II air Dressen dAwly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-03-31

We believe we can offer superior induesmsas % all
persons wishing to invest in
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-03-31
u. 7-3O LOAN.

BY authority Of the Secretary Of the Tfsas, the vi
dssignedhas assumed the General Subscription Agency
for the sale Of United States Treasury Notes. bearing
seven and three enths per cent interest per snnum.
known IN.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-03-31

We would call special attention to the following Com
anies viz
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-19

Our last European adyices announce that
io,oVV roles are making arrangements to
euisrate 70 tins country. Let them come.
they will be welcome. The Poles are. as y
race, iaii OF mettle and genius, but their geo.
graphical situation has been as fatal &c Tho,
OF the Irish. Thrown into contact with on
antagonistlc race, the better qualities of their
nature have been in many instances perverted
Wy circumstances, and the sam Pole who
wouio gaiiantiy breast the lannon's mouth in
tunes OF revolution would sink into helnlesa
inertia; the hero degenerating into an ab;ect
pauper, after the contest is over.
In America, the Pole will find nothing IN
irritate his national sympathies, and eyerv.
,ning to stimulate him to manly effort for an
honorable existence. The Poles excel as lin
gusts ana as musicians and those who are
eouca.eo VIII Ind social and pecuniary ap.
preclation OF their talents, which would he
withheld from them in Europe. In Paris
though many Poles are employed in publ;c
omces, there are thousands of them actually
starving, from the fact that. as teachers. az
members OF orchestras, they meet with tho
competition of the French, the Germans and
ltaiians. Here they will also meet the com
petition OF the Germans, but the strongest
oompetltion-that of the natives-will not
trouble them IN this country. We think.
therefore,, that the educated classes among
"h VIC dDle 10 make q living hpra
whist the illiterate will have no difficnl,v !,
hnding work if they are earnestly determined
10 follow up steady occupation.
lHE democracy of Wisconsin, like that of
Iowa, seems for the present inclined tn hold
Inc distinctive principles and even name of
sne party IN allegiance. In their call for tbe;r
state Convention, to be held at Madison IN
the zoth OF September, we notice the follow.
ing: "' ioiiow-
All qualified electors of the State fr;ord,,,
to the federal Constitution and Tn;on Il,
who accept the fact that the question Of na'
gro slavery, as a political issue, has been do.
.ermined by the war, and must now give place
10 questions of national and local concern in.
Nolving the interests of the rhole peonle. oil
VINO 6eheve the government should he sns.
famed IN the endeavor to practically restnrs
,ne constitutional relation between tho Tn;,ad
states and the people thereof. and in all or
ct ef'orts to establish justice, ensure domsst;o
tranquility, provide for the common dafansa
promote the general welfare and secure az
blessings OF liberty, &C., &C., are invited ' to
participate In electing delegates to the CON.
yention.r ~ 'nc con
There is considerable sspossum', abo,t .h;s
almost as much as in the call of the low. . ns
mocracy. Still the Wisconsin eonnsrhaaa
papers are entreating and exhort,no ~ :
dearly beloved democracy to come to the
rescue of the s'tme- honored party ''''
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-19

=: Os sunday evening last, in the midst of q
Ohio street, Cleveland, one of the stavs nf
the chandelier, which is supported il the con.
trai part of the house, broke, and therein mn ~
set the several coal oil lamps of which Il E
composed, The lamps broke in falling tho
OH ignlted, and several paws beenn b1a,;ne
instantly, Three or four ladies were covara5
with tine burning oil, and the flames. Iean;ns
over Inc clothing, were with great difficnltS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-19

For Diarrh3a, Dysentery, Ae.- Ma
CURES Compound Extract Of BssHs PLANT 10 the most
reliable and successful remedy; II is endorsed BY COL
Long, General Pleasanton and Gen. rIts Henry wasrss
Of the United States Army, Western Sanitary and Chris
tan Commissions War Relief Fund Comrites, Elton
Of the Press. and Western steamboat oacers Sold BY
all druggists and 8. B. VOWEL Co., Keokuk
ia c. MAauIRE. Sole Propristors,
yis-oA~om 81. Louis, No.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-19

O0A0ArEsS MONEY soar.
This celebrated reslss Soap, in sussh univ,rn,
demand. IL naAs IRON the eAsacsss 1sassss.ls. !,
aaAa and snsaasnsia its aassss. r. sransly
csneea, and extremely benesfeIs j n Il. seti
spes the skin. For sale b ailDrsexhs ana Fancy
Goods Dsalsrs. sA1A
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-19
Special Notices.
Point ON which all Physicians Axre<.

Point ON which all Physicians Agree.
Ont OF tsn thousand regular physicians you cannot
find one who will say that si muants and rigorants
are absolutely necessary in medical practice And yet
In bysoue years humane practitioners have hetted to
administer them, because the fendish ingenuity Of
wretches who make merchandise OF human in6rmities
had polluted and deteriorated them that the remedy
was deemed dAngerou. the disease This psrplexty
happily done away with. Physicians know because
the first analytical chemists of the age have
ted the fact. that HostETrER's CELEBRATED sroM-
AcH BITrERs absolutely and entirely free frbm all
perncious eements Hence they have been introduced
into the United States Army and are accepted vhereon
the testimony ofthe w.e the intelligent and the pillar
thropc 10 rated at its ust value rs the beet protective
against and for all diseases arisip from impurty in
the air other unhealthy climate influences that has
been tested by experience In of Dyspepsis
and Liver Complaint, state without qualification
reservation, that the Biters nearly infalble
anything prepared by human skill can be.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-19

.oa ~ Is stated that the Treasury Department,
considers itself able to meet ali rean;s;s;ons
r. e me meeting Of Congress With tSs srs;is
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-19

Ex- MAJOR GENERAL DARxEY n. M.rnx
late OF the so-called Confederate armv a..
uses that be will open classical ana 1877
NAUTICAL school in Fredericksburg. "a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-19

The Confessions and Experience or an
Invalid published for the benefit, and ~ CAUTION TO
YOUNG MEN and others, who suffer from Nervous D.
bility, Premature Decay Of Manhood. &C., supplying ~
the same time TaE MHAss OF eELp-CuRR by one Who
has cured himself after undergoing considerable quack.
cry By enclosing postpaid addressed envelope single
copies may be had Of the author
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. Eeq,
ty2s-dAwsm Brooklyn, Kings Co, NJ.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-19
ChogrCk Directory.

UNITED PRESBYTERIAN - ifth street, between
Man and niondesu. Services every Sal bath ii N.
and ~ p-m Sunday School " = m.
JAnss BRovH, Pastor.
FIRST PREeBTTkRtAN-Cornsr Hish and Fourth
streets Services every Sabbath At II O. n and -
Sunday School - m. J. 0nIxY9B R1ster
UNITARIAN cHURCH-Corner High anl Bousth
streets Services every Sabbath 1t II .. m. essday
School an. B. HAssAIl, Pastof.
CHATHAM SQUARE n. 3. cHURCH-Corner Of Sew
enth and Morgan streets Preaching every sabbath q
II nj nAs " p. Sabbath School 1T 9 q. Public
Prayer Meeting on Wednesday evenings.
3. II. wARrSe, Pastor.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-Third street, between
Concert and High. Services every Sabbath At II =.
and p. m. Sabbath schoolsl<a m.
J. T. WKsYovKR, Pa1toy.
CONGREGATIONAL cHuRCH--Hieh street, between
Ffth and Sixth. Services every Sabbath at IL and
sp, n Sabbath SCHOOL It o4s IN. Prayer meeting
on wednesday evenings. 0soRs8 raAcBn1, Pastor
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-19
p MANHOOD:
{ How Lest! How Restore1 ]! I!

JUST fsneshed, IN sealsd Envelope. Price sir cent?
LEoTURE ON THE NATURE, TREATMENT. and
nadicai Cure OF Spermatorrhes, OF Seminal WEAKNESS
Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debility, and Impedi.
ents to Marriage generally; Nervousness Consumption
Epilepsy and Fits; Mental and Physical Ipcsp>cttv
suitng from setfA6uss, &c, ~ kos7. J. cUTvssvrra
NJ author Of the Green Book, &e
"A Beon. &, rheussa1s o. suRepsPs.r
Sent nnder seal, In plain envelope to any address
po1 pda on receipt ofsx cents postage stamps
ey Dr., j. 9. kLINE LII Bo~ssy, Now Iork-Post once
pox s'ooo- jnnslS -dawSm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-19

the Bridal Chamber an Essay Of warn
Ing and tnstruction fos Young Men. Also, new and
reliable treatment for Dsssses grin and
systsms-sent Tree, h sealed envelopes Address, Dr.
J. sKILLrH H0UoHror, Howard Association Phtla-
delphia, Pa. .nrsa.v,v
, 1865-08-04
Banking anD EIg9aaae. !.
Elm STEIN,
f @ S e RI FIELD
T. Il Co.,
BANKERS.
No. 8 Broad Street.
NEW YORK.

Va d:sw At light. and nj tt1s7 days, On 1OHDOHs
FAun. FHAHKEO.T, nd III os1T 7si3cteal e1dce
Of Europa.
Pa.tlea opening earent Acoou1z. roAy te7os:t md
dsaw u their eonTctenco. the sams - With tic CIT
HAsxs. and VIII b allowed intszest On III oalsues3
Over oa1 THoraANo poGlAE. 1t TIA rata Of Tuu1 pa1
ecns pas a1a1zl- 0Eacts aaz the p1IchAsa o. sa;a
Tattons issues OF Government and o:sr Stocka,
eonda, and Gold. exreutsd On Commission.
myatxRp1n 1A1u sd2
, 1865-08-04
4 Picture OF Montgomery, Ala

lhe traveller approaching, MONTGOMERY by
The liver aide is appalled, as the stsht OF M.
tctntly piles Of bricks and charred ttnbtrs.
as ne crosses the burnt district, the Iust
Hark of tic Ccnte1efatcs as they rttlrcd be.
iofe ,n,.. Wilson's Victorious army. In these
iuiDe ME buried twelve millions Of dollars
actual valco Ct cotton destroyed, Without
counting the cost Of the valuable warehoos"a
and cotton sheds. This useless sacritire il
deeply let Eere, altacusa some Ct the des.
Ioled owners argue th1t they would have
!ost fhelr cottcn ang hoT, 1s It would have
been shipped North like the Savannah cot
lcn-;hty lind sort Of philosophical couso.
lAlion m this reflection.
Mbttt, net this For otter 1osses haye
cIusbea the enterptisfng spirit Of the psopie
OF montgomery. They do not replne Or des-
POND, but have gone to wusk diligently and
without less OF time, TO lay the 1oun1ations
2. ~ iuIuIG a!,1 prospeti.y; The hn.Iness pa:s Of
~ and loadlng,. MERCHANTS moving about
brtskty, with smiling faces ; country T1cocg.
With all sorts offll matched teams. b:i5ping
IL P!tduee ano, above all. cotton, the E1eat
staple, the 1tsurrec:ed king; sprinkle the
Whole with numerous blue cjAts, and relieve
4 with back g.onnd OF the dusky faces Of
the newly made American citizens of Ethio-
PIan origin, and you will bave lalr picture
Of the portion Ct The city included between
Cont, Commerce and Market streets. "A
great d;nsback to the cIty t1ade has b=tn
tue want Of a currency. It wns sorely ieIt At
first. Pay day brought some through the
lands OF the troops, and the sales OF cotton
and produce have brought very desirable
Increase in the calculation. ETeryhcGT be-
irg in want Of sc cmething,> aud mAny 10 want
Ct Lytrythtre, , there has teen q brisk b,lsfu.
ess dohe, ND, III Judge BY the prices, some
tFaue5s must have made good pile. 4 lull
naturally follows, but the meschacts look
With great expectation to the fall trade,
Coltdn Is coming Ia rap diy, rs fast a5 meAns
{! transportation eau be obtained, and the
planters need goods,
, 1865-08-04
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FRIDAY: AUGUST j is6si.


PEACE, i DRAMA.
n1Ars-'c5rs t1,ees1 sett sEm En- Aas'e1a,e caos
| EEteH-Gfeet esre u Altfefs, lion OF Crtuea
LWperisl etddy OF the Acstrisn As1,
Digger of chip csDsls At Psuam4
| Ana At tbb-AcIApdrfln gate to fldia,
@ chicken cock 0! France, hearst thou the new,
c;crtnu-1 hcsr Wha! do hesrl Eas14nd say
Rs,nn-our hero Davis hath been cn7chs and
I'll! ~ hr.Se tcEfserscv I. u2 sp,u,:
! The bs,eb Union l. eolt.i thot:
Iae R looGhs,ea ,s, 1sakse: ~ lean md ruscn!er
! With feted prestige, his sll crs.pisr arn.
Al md = henisphcre. lis mtentT X eoIpe. @
siu,,s;a ,,;ow tbe 10 r. P,a1 Atlantic, nsx ssays
Asia End India. Heavens, what i Stretch.
G9ped9a-He Ii sners lmpudcnt Unit. Hal
Rr,tseIuc s,ssa has :h1asaed cut Err, sd month
crCs. 4uosa gtea'
La 11s ,5a ssarsgs3a e.. 1 rn,ea s,yea
NOV dloop their cars and hang trttr Gnsta.f3 tsis
And llcE the Yankee bootsi '''"' - ~4'9'
eTapf1u-sacyk! Whst DO you EactY
,ASsseA-Shh'l ne eElow ali thts to be lust 80.
shEi We adm thai the rebe!lIon'a cru he'd,
And !eecGntzc that there IL peace ar,ln
IL all ,lat land from Tcxas ap to Msiac.
1ruttx1-I don't zee how in thunder you,rc E
co.nc 1e hclHf'! Isn't It ttatc Of fsctsf
G.tstN-Lotd, how 1t c1ilds my telly. Fsrcy,s
Our hopes kfe smsehed to pancakee-uust he
lEhter ehott Of Cncle .Sam.1
2. tlr. &C a'fmit tf.t yo1 have ,Es;.-
Her Rcyhl @ajeety. .esiuc It Is 20,
1h1t kFace IL established on yont shores
Dob Low etsent to 1t. Her Roy ii Vsfettv
MAl torthHtth te1 q messsre n1to Brce:.
H. H. tes, ~ s9ar M F1ssideat md oll the n1ttou
WIN 81 re- flowers, peaches, s*apricoeks''
Anc he!ds OF whgtng grain, and hucklebersiee.
IL sTe-eftshl1shed.
Ghott-uper sou. budget you pigeon TO co.t.
ent hand over your snyetolgne to mY aoyereirus
inI your b*1iiEsrebt, p!ra.lca1 Alabama, Shcnsn
doah, S!olerall trtnsactoasI
Ertt uith q grinl
Iits6E9 aEd fiavfau remain to consult,
, 1865-08-04
ono j Thousand American Ships Sold
During the War. @
IEf6ln fta Nam No.i

!: was not until the latter part OF 18G?
tEht It became apparent that we could M
lcrger hore to cntry on our foreign trade
nndtr cur own flag and In our own shjna,
The nriyatecrs were 60 active and des.rnc.
iTe that 1t wss almost with forlosn hope
that any weasel was sent to sea. To gave
themselves and protect their prcoetty. our
merchants in large numbers besaa 10 trans
fer their ships 10 the care and protection Of
other powers who could protect them. The
effect Of the movements In this direction on
the part Of G few Of our leading merchants
was instantaneous. and in few weeks after
The sales began, scores Of ships were sold or
transferred To give our readers IN it1ea Of
the amount Of tonnage transferred during
less time. NC append list Of nearly 500 Tes.
Eels sold 10 sail under the British flag alone,
In addition to these vessels, there arc Nun
bers, Eay 1O0, and perhaps more. which were
transferred to the flags Of Brazil. Buenos
Ayzes, Spain, Italy and other minor powers,
III round numbers re have lost 0o0 vessels,
and nearly half O million Of tonnage.
By law ship Incoming the property of q
British subject cannot u sold under alother
flsg except in cfrcmattarcss which render
the act 80 troublesome that It Is not worth
while to 70 through the routine necessary to
accomplish the end. Hence we hare ia
measure lost some Of our finest vessets, and
much interest abroad represented by the
heavy tonnage transferred.
Not single steamer has crossed the ocean
during the Past four years carrying the "a alls
and passengers over which foated our ffar.
England, France, Bremen, Hamburg, aud
even 6weden and Russta, have been doing
that work. There seems to have been q
combination organized by the force OF cir
cumstauces to dive us from the ocean en-
tirely. Take up the shipping list Of any
, 1865-08-04
Words OF Titnl 0orerc.1

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