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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-31
MisfeIloneons.
81 LV e r II e,
Anentireiy new inven il for instsptar eously
SILVER PLATING
ARTICLES
Rrass, Copper, German Silver. Bronze, & G.
AND FOR
CLEANING AND POLISHING SILVER AND Sill
vEH PLATED WARE.

Although entirely ntion, this article
already excited The s1,rPris. and m any
Of the promnen. scentii Of tn dav and pro
nouuc=d by ali who have IT'S almost magical
operation. of the valuable inyel 'ons Ct
modern times
IL is a compete ele -tro silver plating battery in
bottle and is destined 10 work wonders every house
hold by its all silver plated ware whose plating
is be restored 20 il original beauty ard
rtcles of brass, copper. German silver, hs
instsntaneously pat with pure silver. cost so
trifing that no miy need be vat oui il.
Tn thou MS Of articles in daily made OF
tie bassr metals which, nv occasional of the
Silverinr, may he nlaie highly ornamental wei As
useful.
It's perhaps less 20 that the SiIv@riae
name implies urep1r .tion OF Pure silver. sud
contsirS NxFCURT. scid, other in-rei uor
sny property the = gh.s degree injurnus metals
the hands.
Applied TO STU Plqtef Table WIrs. Frvit Di.h,r,
T-arS. Casto-S Sa'r Rod Hrr Trifnn i~qV, Mn
t4yy Eq1lgn- MS, I)7or r9bs and Plates. Mt TIC Nm
doIr Shoir C.se Far 81. - flatirg is
Of il z II att RI q be ny OF wa-e, which
IN will r=tsin if he ~ilv-rf1e s. applied often
such a t;c oriin sr'ly esnsS
\ piled 10 CoPpr, Bras, Brovzs a'tIc'es. it " /
keep them hoaUtflH 5'v-tef, With or qGarre- tie
trouble required 70 keep n N clean ~ nrrg. &c
l. viii also e foUrd b the hest ii
zeal vr 81 saut used producing all re hr arcy
II uratloysd silver
HOW = & STEVENS. 1DnufItCt urers.
FN&ftW6 !Gf Ur DIV. s0str1 .fcss.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-31
EisPncZpr CFark,s Estate.

'i'nE Subscribers, having been appointed nv the
: Honorable Probate Court for he District of n
dolpn, Com HisSipneTS receive examine ard ad-
tasI all claims mi demands of all persons against
fr # EbsI Clark late of Brookhed IA said
district, deceased. represented insolvent and the
from the 2Oih day uf October, 1850,
allowed said Courtts the creditors OF said
c hiI and prove their respe claims
~ Give t. Ill attend to the nu-
Of sppni mt ment he dwelling -h""se of
late Eb-ne- Clark Bronkheld, IN said district,
q the d Tuesdays OF No ember and January next,
ten O'Clock in tn forenoon, each of sad days
A. : AI.LI$, (,,omo,,,s
4. ] KIBbIE,
RrooLfsld Oct 90 A. n ls66 Ft4w3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-31

Hon. j. s. Adams will address the Joint
Assembly, in answer to the invitation OF the
Legislature, on Thursday evening, next 1t
will be an address we'll worth hearing.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-31
= zSssss "a Aasss
gss YAM ssislGys 81, sN



This il an article f,r washinr WI MT fubb pg
opt in sery dirty places, which wi ecu Re very
! CHI rub, aad k- other promotion offered for
k uuVpo~-. VIII. ROT THE CLOTH rs, but VII
cave them much WINTER than or tHFary methods,
without susi and tear
K lemCve- gres spots As If by magic, and softens
he dirt b. .ktus. that rirsinz viii in ordinary
SEES Irelv remove
thi- powder Is preps ID in accord%o-e nth chemi
Il -c ard yrore-s tecuifHrtc ftseti. WI ca
-ecurej by lie te-s trat Il ha- be n in use more
-'au year nj has pr sEd elf an universal favor
where :. hes be-. % cd Am2o the advan-
n es claim "a ere tn tait1F.os " -
al he eNpan- o. SOAP usually used on
ton an liaeu goods
Itsaves most - the labor o. rubbing, and wear and
Also for cleaning wind ows il is nsurt aFsei- With
quarter the time and labor usually required II
;nparts beau 'iu' slos and IN tT=, much super
any othcr mode No water fequ!' cd except -
cois.en the powder
Directions with sch p ckaee.
Aud Re Eeatii appreciated b ngle trial.
he cost = we-hiue ia I m y OF ave or six per
vii sNCes- THREE CENTS
TIE uauuftc t'li- powder arr aware thst
many useless comp0 1nd ave ten Introduced 70 the
lbiic ich h=ve 70 FL h ci1tl- o. tailed in Re
,ov NJ h dirt, bp- Use iltfin~ic exc Hence
HI Gle they ii sly prociai 4 II A. being
3apte3 to NEE demlud win long existed aud
v hich has AsTe- OF na!ned up-uppi ed
MANUFACTURED by
HOWE 4 STEVENS
goo Istosdsys3,. Bo-son.
For sale Or Cares eTs and eel--s ev = whe-e.
F>14i.t3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-31

te desireto make ths.rREExAs particularly valua-
biz f5rits news from all parts Of Vermont, and our
trends in different parts State, especially in
washirgtOn Orange and Lamoii.e Counties, will
~ great favor upon and readers by sending
t.-a Intelligence Give the facts and wi ar
rar-a them for the paper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-31

WHAT DID IRA young lady, returning 10 her coun-
Try home after sojourn os few aonths1u New York,
was hardly recognized by her friends In pis &c of
rustic flushed face, she AId soft ruby compile ion OF
almost marble smoohness and instead OF - she really
appeared but u Sac tod them plainly she used Hs
gaus Aagno 6alm and woUll not tie .thout H. Aiy
lady improve her personal appearance very fau
by using TINS article. /, can b. ordered any drug
z 81 for only 81 cents
Saratoga Spring Water. sold BY II Druggists
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-31

SURGEON GENERAI.-Dr. samuel w. Ihsy-
err OF Burlington has received again the ap-
poinsme ut OF Surgeon General OF the State,
with the rank of Brigadier General
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-31
E1SEsOgSS ssE YOgJY,Es

4 GESTLEM NAN who suffered for years from Nervous
"A Debility an Premature Decay, and all Effects Of
youthful Indscreion will, for the
manIty send Tree to ali who need it, the recipe
directions for akin the simple remedy ny which h
was cured. Sufferers wishing profit by the adver-
tisrr's experience, do by addressing
JOHN B. CGDSN
10 8 M hers
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-31
Boswell Cro>sett's Estate.

STATE OF vERhONT,( In Probate Court, held at
WAsHISGTo~ DIsTRIcr Montpelier, within and for
said DIstr O n the 18th dav II oct, A D. 1866
DHEBE CROSSErF, VIVID William Cro=.ett,
L lsIe at DuI5urg, IN SAID district deceased, ami
r-unice Cros <ett L. V. Turner, ie>ti Tu rer aud
Edgar Croset, heirs of the estate OF Ro swell Crosseft
cf said Dn xbury deceased, maHes application To
: III Court for license to be granted 10 q w Drew,
dnin OF to deed to III hers II AID
" liam CFnsSeft deceased. acr- 81 ! nj IN Aid
nuXbuTy, being The same, upls part oil hich said
- Ilitam Cr,s-ett bHt esenttns that al
Boswell Cro>s-rt his life sold lid lAni i'll
William Cross ant unirr contrIc hi idlng in
"a and eq d-ec id land TO tn said win tm
trosseft he ment # the of thirty dol ars,
winch paid bv the said Wi II I'm ross ia his
lite time, wHereby said heirs now entitled to such
deed
hereuptn II Is ordered by said GoGrf, that said
application &c reterIt' L" session II eel, 10 be
held at the Probate Office in said Montpelier on the
18Th dae of Nov A D. 1866, for hearing and drcIs-
% ,hereun:
Aud itIs furtheT ordered, that all persons in
t-rested ne notified by PubiicaJiuI OF noTice
1T said plicaon and oIfeT thereon. three week =
suCces iyeiN the Green fountain Freeman Print
ed Montpelier, before @ad time o. hearing hat
thew lap AID time and place. and, II the y
caH<r object thereto,
By the Court,
F43w3 Attest, n A. CHASE, Register.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-31

ApJuTANT GENERALS REPoRT.-We have
copy Of his report for the year endiDg Oct l,
1865, bus the crowded state OF our columns,
obliges Us to reserve it for future notice.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-31

All who value beaatlful head hair and its preser
walton from premature badness and turning gray Will
tail - Lyons celebrated Kah1lron !! makes
the hair rich soft and gloss eradIcatss dandruh AID
the hair grow with iuxuriant beauty. 1t il
sold everywhere
f. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, N. Y,
Saratoga Spring Water. sod by all Druggists.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-31

Heimstreet's inimitAble Hair CoIoring has ben
ste ably growing favor tor twenty years II
acts upon IN, ahso bents the Of The hair and
changes to It's original color oy degrees All lnstan-
sneous yes deAdeu and iujure the hair II nstreeJ s
dye but Is certain its results, promotes its
growth, and a beautiful HAIR DRESSING. Prce 81
cents and 81 %. Sold by all lealer~
Saratoga Spring W 1Ser. So ii by all Druggists.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-31

In East Montpeler, Oct. Sd, BY Addison Peck. Eiq
Mr. shilman Parker Of East ontpelor, and Mrs. Sa-
repta Parker of Mt. Holly.
At Waterbury Hotel, Oct. gath. by Rev. d. B. McKee,
re Mr.. Geo. w. Folsom Of FAystOn, and Miss Lucns
Nj. kellogg of Duxbury.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-31
strange, but True.

EvERY young lady and gentleman in the United
IL states can hear something very much TO their ad
vantage by ietHrn mail (fse of chrge) oy addressing
the undersigned. Those having Of being hum
hugged will obg= by not noticing this card All 9th
ers will pleas address their Ubedient servant,
THOS. +. CHAPMAN,
spRly1 81 Broadway, v. W YORK.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-31

LYONS EnrRAcr OF PrRE l,NAlcA GISazR-far Indi-
gesiion, Nausea Heartburn. s'ic< u-iacte, hofera
A"rbus, where warming. geuiai stiauIant Is
qiirvd Its careful parAtiou au1 eare nrty rs kes
It cheap and reliable sstlce ior culinary purposes.
sod every Ehvrt 81 per bottle
Saratoga spring Water, sold by ali pIugis :
sp7eS a22iy
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-31
STRUMATIC SALTS
Weeks Illustrated Catalogue
OF
II ARDY BU LBS
FOR Tuh AUTUMN or l-r6, AND
E'fORAs. Glide,

Is published Il contains 1sser Ptons OF The best
HYACINTHs. TULIPS, CRO CU- Is. LILIES, &c
with fun description anc ~ ia and full dire ctions for
Planting, culture. Prices llu~frAfeu with Luuer
GUS fine @nsr@vin-S AisI beautiful colored plate Of
SINGLE AND DoUsLE TULIP AND SCGLLA
My importati-ns from he best Bulb Growers Of HoI-
lni his larger n before a. 4 hatter
myself The finest 10. OF 6nib- brought 20 this
country
THIS CArALoGCg AND GUIDE
Is published for the BENEFIT my customers, and VII
forward il to every rapidly possible To a.
e-s, charge ten cents per copy, which is not Ia
he cost Postage prepaid T. all All lovers - Towers
who design plant Bulbs this Fail viii nd Their
Interest TO oh catalogue Address
JAMES WICK Rochester, y. Y
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-31
m1 ETo NIX S=


has saved IN hun .red- OF aolars''-lkev F. HumpL-
reys. Rensen, y. u.
We bless God Ter liz benefit have received from
your rrescrp, .ou.''-lR v T. Fe-esria SlossbrTs
P-nu.l
sv-ry one l. wha,o asy. reco-.sn adea j. has
oecu benefited much t. its oze."- Rev T. .. Jones
Racine, s. ~
B1pLs HousE Asroa PLACE y. Yin the early par
OF February l-t5. sui rfsfroru violent Cough
for which nd been treated during SIX months pre-
vionsly without bentAt / hat Ni.h.-Sweats when
completely Frustrated Ia The evening boar eness
would on wRish ud prevent me froa spea king
above a whisper. had teen had two attacks of hem
me hi he con1 do no more for M vel ,ras rfovn
rapidly worse, and had en- compelled TO leave Cusl-
ness for ly two months. All my symptoms md ca
ted, unmis;akatiy the presence OF CONS MPtIoN
urer OF the American Bible society, presented me
with a bettle OF he PREPARED PRESCRiPIIoN.)
returned, within week, my cough had almost lef me
less than weeks, The night sweats were brok
fha AgER{CAS BIBLE soCIErY, in who's employ
1 nave been nine years. an how enJoyltg
gooa heAI,h. Your Prt,SCHIF ZION effected 4 CCtih.
when fiend- dsspa.red q my rsc-veTy, ..,..r,
81 haze Ina ~ oUs o. sPAsMoDIo ASTHMA fer
eleFel years bor4ns Do. its-s.N ears hsYe Lsrtr
me ina would befsre could g.. into li-.s.
1 was nsggaId and sprltless ana uttered 20 r -
from shoriness 81 br an mat vas compelled 20
tise frequent res' ia waking from M rss-elc 20 my
. lace CT bushes 4 ~
" The night before obtained Rae PIKE AtS-o 'ist
SCRIP iION,' tie worst ever passed Oa % 49,
~ emedy, took poon!ul at neon aud again
at nil 1t, and sIe IT All gh without waving have
not had a broken nights resi- slice ,
To- ger lock haegari have ga nsd IA stTensih ard
spiIlt and al afflicted wigh shoiness Of
brea.h.' shalt he glad 10 have y one =hicted win
Asthma call and
=. 81 y G. LAAGotN, No. 50. Fourth street, n y"
he PbsEPAfir.D ltON'' put
bottle sold by y. *. brown, Montpeiier VT
and by Dru tsiss geueTa y orders addressed 20 Tue
Sole Pt0prletors OSCAR q. MOS 5 X Co. - CoRr-
L.sDr crRsEr, n. y. Ionsuta'ion me-. CireulAr,
containing PARTICULARS MANI CASES succt ssiui
treated, wlIl lie seot tree by mail pF&M13y Loop
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-31

..7x=---r. .' The wonderful progress '.etcal 81
"a Il:
z= "a Vi during Jhe past uuty. krs
e "a possible Tor It- e.tIoAs PhI 81
~ - ~grz declare that SUMPTION is CIR
M IL IL d.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-31

LIST. You get your TIE. and Coffee cheaper
l. You save the Expressage.
3D. The person getting up the Club gets valua big
Silver FIAT ed Tea Pot. value in tea or Cofe
as he may choose which Is ii e dollarsl
We return thanks to parties who have taken an in
terest IN gett ng up Clubs, and should any of them
eve visit Boston, shall be happy see the m
PERSONS getting up Clubs will please observe the fol-
UWt do strictly cash business, therefore the
money Tor The goods must accomp any the or1er.
no atisnIie will b paid to it only u 5. National
babk Bills taken A n under $50 be Tor
warued by Mai la Registered Pos office
Draft, aud shen done the loss if any Is at our
rsk. We cannot send less than one pound to each
member of Club, but will send any sort of Tea or
Col,e in Pr &c list.
All orders must be al dressed to
F&M37m6 HENRY It. VAUGHN, Agent.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-31

Habitual Cos tivaress Causes
Headthe, Dizziness Horns L'rer Comp amt, DysPeP-
sia Sour Stomach, Bad Breqfh SC. T sure pre-
ventative is Or. Har,ison's Peristeltic LoEeuees
icing both Tonic ara LlXt yv, the restore natu- f
therc By curing oos.ive hab.. In the opinion Of eve
~ Drug st they The most pleasant and sfectua
rem ~ tor Plies the only that reaches the
cause, outward appIica'ions only time and
e wasted. ENMml
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-31
Dyspepsia CuTea
Rheum atiSm Cured
EruptionS Oh The Face Cured
Scrofular Cured

BY TREATMENT Win MINERAL wArERs
DO aw ' with all your various ami oftea p@rnicious
drugs and quacz medicine. All f-v hath pre-
pared with
{. STRU MATIC SALTS"
These SALTS are ua3e ON the conc nrrst-i Liz
uors III snerat Nell ,f he Penn a salt Mani <
60, III tsburgh and packed alright boxes
One always sufficient for bath Directo-s attach
Cd.
ISTEe~AILY Use
Strumatic Mineral Waters"
bottles or ana half pints. one sufice for a
DAYS use. Sold by nrsgs SIS generally.
KFYOStDS Pr TT = co lo6 Futon = New York
" : RRII.L BROS lis state 81. Il ston, wholesa
Agents 20 N4 yeog
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-31
Beautiful Silver-Plated TEAPOT
ADVANTAGES OF SENDING IN CLUBS.

worth five dollars its value in Tea Coffee. W,
Will put each persons name on their packags, anC
FORWARD by exursss. Tins is the cheapest and besl
way 10 buy Tea Coffee.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-31
Is the Snuff of Burning Birthstone agreea
BILE or it's inhal tion healthfulP
II NJ. WI nersist u Ii us-
UNIVERSAL SAFETY MATCHES

tain neither phar Phcphorus and Should be
used in all families, The O all others
CHEAPEST well as best. ceuts per box 30 cents
per dozen. F42w3
HALLS HAZE RENEW Err
Is the perfect preparation cor the hair
to the public. II d vegetable compound, aud con-
injurious ingrs dents. 1t viii restore gray
hair its original co!orw prevent the hair failing
and Will promote its grovt7. Il IS a splendid hair
MISUNDERSTANDING the sc lip, aud making the hair
Oft 'ustrous and silken.
r. p. AL 4 CO.,
Nashua, y. H., Projectors.
For ss lie an ~ .''x - 6ml.Op
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-31

BATCHELOa'S HAIR DYE.
The Original and best in the World. The only
true and perfect Hair Dye Harmless, Reliable and
instantaneous Produces i'm splendid Black
or natural Brown, without ipjuring the hair skin
Remedies the If dyes Sold by all Drug
gists. The genuine is signed VILLA u \. BATCH
Flor. Also,
REGENERATiNG EXTRACT OF MILEFLEURS,
for Restoring and Beautifyine the Hair.
srraoIy CHARLES BATCHEIOR, New York.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-31
Agents Wanted.

EITHER Ladies Gentsme n in a n parts of the New
IL England States, to sell = and beautiful seei
engraving entitled I" The Empty sleeve - also
10 canvass for :" The LIVES OF fHE PRlspkHfs,, By
Rev John &. c. Abbott.
Tor terms address
B. B. RUSSELL & CO.
P&M4Sw3 IS, CornhiiI Boston.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-31

rev singing Book.
y He JUBILATE BY L. o. EMERSON xl2o0 per
i A,sen For. sale by G. w. WILDER, Montpelier
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-31
I'll; tLUS ,YsT

PERSONS IN the country who want superior Tea
CoHee can get thsm at our lowest rates By clubbing
together, and sending for more pounds for
each eison. We Wi send sample of any kind
TO who wish to get up Clubs if they desire
and to any person getting up a Club amounting TO
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-22

,
Ksokuk appears among ths list u con
tributors 70 The Fsnian Fund, pledged for
the sam o. y, 900. ~
BlLl PAsssp. The dsaSlsncy bin for
eompledsg the DGbuqus Cus>sm Hsuss, has
passed both Hsssss Il oeagrsss, and is
thereby law.
Mr.. Dixon Of the Des Moinss Register, is
recovering from the blindness that has 30
long afflicted him. He hopes to be able to
resume editorial labors in few weeks.
A grand sheep shesring fsstival 10 to be
held on the fair grounds At Oskaloosa, Ma
haska county, on Thursday the oath day Of
May next, to which all wool growers out Of
the State as we'll a. those within its Dor
ders, are invited to attend and compete for
premiums offered. All persons from dis
tanee will be entertained free Of charge.
Aman named Dennis Holden, formerly
soldier in Company Z, Twesty Fifth Iowa
Infantry, was found yesterday morning, sit
ting against a tree, near Dutchtown.
corpse. Holden has long been confirmed
drunkard, and was seen about town IN Sats
urday under the influence Of liquor. 1t Is
supposed that while In that condition, he
started to 70 to his home, Sunday evening,
| two or three miles from the city, on the old
plank road, and sat down to rest, fell asleep,
and was frozen to death. He leaves Wild
ow and a large family Of childrcn.-Burf>
ington Haukeys.
The same paper says that Keokuk county
has raised the full amount Of the subscrip-
ton required = $500, 900 towards the
building Of the st. Louis and Cedar Rapids
Railroad. The Executive Board have def.
nitely and positively adopted Sigourrey and
Ottumwa as points on said road, and the
tirss instalment Of five per cent. on tht
stock has been called for. The contract FOL
building the North Missouri Railroad from
Macon, its present terminus, to the lows
, line will be let on the cath Of April next, t.
be completed in fifteen months. II is thu
design of the st. Louis & Cedar Rapids
, Company to complete the road to Sigour
, ney and perhaps to Cedar Rapids within
| the same time.
We learn from the Dubuque Herald tina
, the men employed by the contractors for tn
, extension of the ID. & S. G. r. Il. know a
. track men," have been disturbing the cit
liens Of Ackley by visiting business house
i and throwing goods, crockery, &C., abou
promiscously, kicking open doors and beat
> ing the proprietors in most shameful mar
Nor. Complaints were entered before
Justice Of the Peace, but the trials were
mere farce. A. NJ. Georg in defending hin
self and property fred q shot which took e
feet in one Kelly's head, inflicting fat
wound, whercupon the track men prepare
}, to lynch him, but were prevented by b
; surrcndcring to the officers, who took hi
y to Eldora for safe keeping.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-22

Mr.. Charles A. Danna is certa inly en.i
tied to consideration as the model letter
writer of the age. For ,erse brevity OF
style and happy facility of coming direct
ly to the point he has no equal. Witness
the following epistlc to the President.
CHICAGO, Jan. 90.
DEAR SIR Some Of my friends in the
New York delegation to Congress want me
to be Collector Of New York. | shall be
glad to have that office, and accordingly
address myself to you. have been a res :
ident of New York City for nearly twenty
KNOW Nuw orK, IT'S mercnarits- drf IT'S
politicians. but by reason Of my connection
with tho War Department, have been alb,
sent, so as TO be free from all ndenti
iication with the political factions o. per
sonal controversies by which the Union
there had been much divided / believe
that there is no person of any prominence
IN the party whose appointment would give
greater general satisfaction than mime
Should you be disposed so far to entertain
the idea as to wish for information concern
ing my capacity TO administer the office.
there is no one can Judge better as to that
than mir. Stanton.
Let me add, that am myself confident
of performing the duties slould they be
entrusted to me, 20 the advantage of the
public service, and to your entire satis!ac-
ton. l am, with profound respect,
Your humble servant.
tSignodj CHARLES A, DANA.
To his EXcclcncv, the President
Fortunately for the Port Of New York.
but unfortunately for Mr. Charles A. Dana
thisvery modest request was denied. At
the time 1t was preferred Mr.. Dana was viz.
o1onsly engaged in, pulling President Johns
son, using hi paper, the Chicago HepuJii
can, as the medium Bat when Dana
found HE fresiden. would rot appoint him
Collector, the columns of the Repu5licap.
were filed with the vilest abuse OF the
President that could be conceived. And
this has since been continued almost with
out intcrsnisson. But we guess the Prcsi-
dent can stand it as long as Dana can.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-22
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