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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-01-07

Hiram Parkhurst, Esq. Of Randolph Centre, is fully
authorized to act as agent for the Green Mountain
Freeman.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-01-07
Fourth District.

The following are the returns of the election in this
district Tuesday last SO far as received Peck is
undoubtedly elected, by perhaps from 300 to 500 ma
Jority over Chandler.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-01-07
Oar Extra.

1t appears that many of our enemies have misrepre-
sented and many of our friends do not appear to IN
derstand, the of our not issuing regular paper
from this office last week. The only reasons were
e-and we supposed they were definitely stated
week before last:-First; there SO Thursdays in
1916, and when we had supplied our patrons with 50
numbers supposed that all was done that could be
expected of us, and certainly all that could afford
to DO Second; we did not wish to commence our new
volume the last week in l846-it being much more
convenient to keep even volumes and even years -
Third; we greatly needed leisure week, on account
of our help, and also to make some improvements in
our office. And, fourth; the extra slip we did issue
aud gave aCGy at an expense of SIS or $780, was pub
lished solely to counteract the influence of the abom
Unable lies which were so ndustriousy circulated thro
this district by both parties with the hope vain tho
proved to be9 of drawing Liberty upon their can
didate We hope this explanation will prove satsfac-
tory to friends, and be- at least understood by our
enemies.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-01-07

1 Geo Bancroft has been condmedby the Sen
ate, without opposition, as minister 10 England
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-01-07
Liberty AlmanCS for lS47,

For sale at this Office. Send in your orders, friends
they are not only good almanac, but most eFes-
tive Liberty document
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-01-07

authorised and requested to act agents of the Free
man in Royalton.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-01-07

O. Thanks to Senator Upham and Hon. Paul Dill
bingham, jr for valuable public documents.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-01-07

Shareholders of 81. Louis in Troubh.-A
meeting was recently held in ST. Louis, attend
ed by about two hundred persons, of which one
hundred formed committee who passed the fol-
lowing resolutions:
ResOlUed, That the President of this associa-
ton request, in the name of this meeting, the
city authorities to adopt such ordinances as may
be necessary TO prevent negroes from leaving the
homes of their masters after dark whether with
or without the permission of their owner or en-
ployer and that proper signals be given in at
least three points of the city, announcing the
hour for negroes to retire.
RcSoired, That our fellow citizens through
out the State, be requested to organize similar
societies, and adopt like means with our own,
for the more efectuaI protection of their slave
population and their slave property, and the
execution of laws against the abduction Of
slaves.
RESOLVED, That this meeting consider all
negro preaching and all negro teaching dam
gerous to the happiness, quiet, and safety of our
slave population; in view Of which, we earnest
" request the city authorities to enact ordinan-
ces efectually to prevent the continuance of
these evils.
From the ST. Louis Repub. Of Dec 10.
Important Decision-In the Circuit Court,
this morning, as we are informed, Judge Krum
gave his decision on case of much Importance.
1t was one which called into question the con-
situtionaity OF the law regulating the residence,
in this State, of free coored persons We un-
derstand that he decided in favor of the law, and
expressed The opinion that none but free white
persons could enjoy the rights of citizenship
This, of course, excludes the Indian, as we'll as
the negro
From the same paper Of Dec II.
Free NegrOes.- Yesterday, under the decs-
ion Of Judge Krum, of the Circuit Court, we
understand, that the County Court had five ne
gro men, and two negro women, protesting or
claiming to be free, whipped and sent out of the
city, If the County Court will follow up this
decision, they will soon free the city of a
nuisance and give greater security to slave prop
| erty.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-08

70 Is. Eaiity .Mrehants.


TIE Merchants 4 he Valley q VIZ
risis nilI obssrvs he sdssrsi.susa, 81
LrE. jrDsoS s LIS. q Nav York.
Thi, ssisbIisbnsn. comprises only Aner-
ie,n snd rgrsign Prio,t--disconneesed
from eli oiksr branches u NeEch,ndizs.
.....,.--rs mars extensive. they
,osIis<s, than xss ever 5siors exhibited
IN Esfops o. A.,ss;ea. 10 any one house.
Their stock 81 tbs siskis srfiels being
,seaerally beirssdta0 upp 80 200 ooo
ec. Printed Cslis~es form ~,
proui6s@ 80, Of sbs stoeksf slmcss ~
- Country hsxsksnt. and 10 mstipg b
purchases. The 81 ,roublesons tad 81
6cUl, pant Of b. ,sskA 10 procure srisi
,s.a,,meni 81 this s1iisle. Ekis 70 own
= Il. ssessHy CT resor,;a, -
|. cn'sHi - Of dealers. ID order 10 m,f.
: ss'orinen.. The e.,.bl;,bm..yo
ZEE s Co furni.Le. perfect r.msl q,
i all,tis trouble. "
- @ .,nss. q n. valley who ,s.y d.,
l.n., 'a's s. ss.>s !, this Hou.. =. reeeiv.
q ID. Free Ps.,ss1ls1iif from ibs Editor
York should s,issss who visit New
house and nste q sxss y visit to The
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-08
Losoftsols o., ana oa..


The Csrli.le Herald 10 noticing lhs
VIKINGS 10 apsi VIKINGS eu, With respect
10 the Locoioto presses}ior Taylor some
times. and ,bsn ior Scoli. ssy,: The pro
minence whilb The name of Gen. Taylor
has acquired has brought many Of he
loco presses ,l2s peniteniial seat and 10
humble coniriios for The fun they poksd
u Gen. seoh f,r bis ahssiy plate Of
soup" -The Wish nov % ca., Of al Il !.
membrane q w:a, they then said and il
possible 20 mskah him more popular Than
ever The LOGO press j. willing 10 cry !
man down. Or crSek him W, Just as will
best answer tkeifpsriy ends.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-08

ta
The Washington correspondent, Of ii.
Pbiladelphis Sun says:
The sale Of Mr.. Websier's house i, i.
f 81 Vas SIS. 900. Il Is prs;;6tiiH hid
MIR. Webster has made 40 arrangement 10
prevent he risk Of sacrifice OF abe pro.
perry.
Mr.. Richie goes irlo The new house
adjoining Mr.. Websterl. ia ! few weeks.
Il i rumorsd that bis purchase il not
positive. but conditional; iha, be 10 10 be
permitted The privilege Of occupation for
Two years. at The end Of which period be
i 10 gay the amount specified. OF 10 Va.
cate !. on paying an annual rent Of sbou.
$1,000 for ihe fine be hai hadii. Whsth-
ef,bs Ownership viii req, in Mr.. Richie,
win probably depebS on, hs condition and
prospects Of the gosernnent organ after
he Alb of March. ls4a ID ihe mesn.
lime. Mr.. Heiss. the junior partner. fsso
Jog shssd rapidly with bis country seat.
His oaks are growing, willie Mr.. Ri,chie's
ire 10 the acorn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-08
: Fh'l.dslPA AZ! sswsllry D.,

y WILDE seen BY ~, advertisement, 4
our columns Of to-day. tha, Mr.. O Con
-. 's1ehef. fhiiadelPhia. present.
o s"rsc'ions 70 those visiting the
askei Iiy." 10 Purchsie articles id
w l,ne. nj. o.fs assortment We under
ua. = snolce aud extensive, which EN-
s6lss him Of course 10 suit All ta,,e. s.
= ae ~ SHOWN hn ssgscity % busi.
ness man. by re'orting 10 The columns oi
~ tree rfe' We very eheerfuIly
'sSoImsnu n's establishment as worth
-. Hon NOSE q our readers who Wis.
i Philadelphia. and need article, in M,
o.'ssline.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-08

q
The Loeoio@o pspst, iki1k ihs tormst
friends snd sdni,sts II MI. Gay. very
iocon,i,lent, u That lney nov dsclsfs
iheir pssisrenas ~ Cen. TlyIer. fsr he
Presidency. who 4 e1.ph <iirally mill.
ssfy ehisfssin.I Such - o6s.shey ssy.
Nf. Clay dsclsrsd woAId Sc more injSsi.
ous u he ccu@,ly. Il slscaed 10 hal Office.
shan war. peslilence nd famine This
Mr. Clay did|say, but Il ihs time hs vt
tsrsd this truly correct sentiment. another
Distinguished zsDlleman said. through The
columns 81 widely circulated paper,
sshat he election d Gin Joekson 70 the
Presidency would be scsrse 10 the conn
|ny /" ma hist b would Is soon Thick
81 mating ! Prssident oa,Ioi ! ding Ala
cock. = o., sot ssbs Hero 81 New Or
lesns \
Reader, who 90 you think said these
bard things abookihe creates, saa best q
Was ii Daniel Mebsferl No. Was i
old anii.war iedssal John Davisi No.
W.. il The British Mexican Editor Of The
National In,slIissaeer1 No. Who VA
i, lhen. Ii VS. 1a0nas Richie. Esq,
The, selected and favored Editor 81 ihs
Organ d Pelks,m'a, Washingion There
Iis, then, ! sliads o. difference bssueer
The opinionsol Meisrs. Clay and RicLis
sndIne ''usisaes 81 mace Il 10 favor o
the later snssloro Wig
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-08

notwithstanding the attempt Of The
fnion to deny The statement that. for %
.easi g onths The Administrations bid treat
even ans werng ulsfertrrs 10 s7t,r, e.
|parimen,. the Editor Of the Louisville
Journal says that be kno,gs il 10 5. ,rus
'na' 90 the % Of April last. General Tay-
Tor bad not. for fve months. received !
communication from The Government,
upon any subject whatever, with the sin.
gle exception Of lha, from the Secre,aryl
Of War. scoldiog him for his letter 10 Gen
Gaines !--Rich. Req.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-08

90" The Bee. i. the tile of ,tfng.
ling little sheet Issued tin Winchester md
edited BY J. Carson Watson. Iis edi,o.
risl' are rich ADD spicy. and j,s sing
will De fell BY those who ueedt,ba ,.cor.
receive " Under|ihe head Of psics. chr.
rent The Bee" hss The following u
Rraa-Hsd fallen consid sf.blE 4 nr;c.
a the time Of the partial ialliog. AZ a
buailes, but since The Wincbes,er.l ,d,s.
have renewed the fasbjo6. ill., $500, 5
s'esey and 70 great animation. Ereely
nss always opposed busiles. IS hey kepl
up the price Of brsn-bui We Io6ld il.
form him iEat ALL busiles are not: made
of bran. A friend found one near one 81
The churches that confsined iwo t,oona,
% coffee. bali pound Of ies,hets. and
rags enough 10 manufacture . small rae
shape!
Var Fienrss.- Some or these lenre-
seniins affecting Incidents, have seen il.
hio''ed 70 bot climates and said to BE We. |
~ milling representation.
Ies.--A new way has been distoserta |
% preserve this luxury. Wrap j, IN Il
IN old maids dress, and /, win ln.vsr
melt.
Wooden Combs These can besob,,;s.
% 20 cheap from Johnny Chr md. ibai
hey are being Dough, up Tor Kidding
Hood.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-08

% Isaac Robey. charged with killing
Wm' J. Armstrong. Deputy Sheriff Of
nampshire county, has been sent on BY
The Examining Cosr, for further irish
Joseph Garnett. Nathan Harrison. snd
fP bee .Greyson. charged with aiding
20 oy The lsnsaimous dssiisiiJSBi sshsrgl
Court. 10. the sbsence Or Is. g..
Esq. acted q Prosecutor. 81 request 81
fhe Court. and r. G. Kerchevsl end Wv.
Perry. Esqs. appeared As counsel for The
prisoners.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-08

~ Among The objections urged BY The
Union. 10 lhe Chicago Conseg,iop was
the most remarkable one, that ..ahe Fede-
Ialisis" think well Of ia .acf which ii
inferred from the proceedings Of meet.
ingin Boston, BY which delegates were
sen, 10 the Convention. The Cipdinna III
Gazette. referring 70 ibis obiecaiou asks.
Does ths 0rsanisl slseP ina bseAl1igbls'
Il he does. We trps, b will do 50 no|more.
for We are ctediHly informed :aat several
Of the Federalisls Of Boston are Id The
same habit..n /
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-08

ali.a ,s.,ps.ei ~ vi.i,> bszsel o. Z! Prs :.
.s.. .s2..s: . !. g. Is. :, ...Es / ssels have
~. <<IIS1 81 - tern q e4efti
y. ~. ;s{c e sni<1 shall fe'.ss e
.. ..ss.. ..c Aat hePs ~. = ssifs ssxic1
~ 3nisii,fsiis1 or ~ ce1piry / ~ he1ds
81 s aorskl tncces,of; a1d thtt eonnifs shlch
IA honorsi ne 8 mach. npsl - eqsMmItle
ihSt .ueoes,ef prosperous and happy
The abovs i J pr, 81 President polk's
speech Il Bsllim6rs. when o. VIM !
lev weeks since. We are quite ser,sil
he country viii exhibi, 90 sigas p sur.
row Or regret 4 ihe lnnouncsmeatfihas
i lie close ol,his .srm Be win -tsiifs q
private liie." How much better 4 would
have been CT ihs nation had a never
been taken from priraie lifs. Ne ssali 70.
pretend 10 estimate. The uilliGns that
have Sesn spen,Iin useless war. De Tres.
surss of blood thai have flowed, md The
lives thas have been sacrificed. through
his mad ambi,ion Il making natse. Ne.
10 like though il Be. can best attest what
our country Nould have saved. sed vhal
she has lost. by BE elsss'ion.
E-~Etou calmly. how colby, doss she ap !
Iaonncsment q bis intended reiifaeS fsll
upon ~ american ear. Not pe vspa.
Iper. not s.<,l. .oul ,h., ! ~ aware
81. has said nay. q ~, b..n ,.e.;,ea
with silent. al inS6sih,. ,houvh Il
isss hsarsy, asssat
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-08
.DAILY VINO NEWS.

We have received the first number d
Inc Daily Wbig News spirited .hee,
under the control Of R B. SEMpLr, ESQ.,,
published q Fredericksburg. Va. The
News y neat and handsome paper and
me number before % gives practical evi J.
denee Of the ability Of iis editor and his
nfm devotion 70 Wing principles. MAY
'his new light shed ;ts rays with .ff.c, on
the people 81 The Eighth cougfe.siona Il
D'sirie' and IL snisrprisins publishers
realize crovning success.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-08
capt. wsIghtma,n,,..

This yonDg officer, who DOM NJ sndea II. q.
iillsrJ II thebatils IL Sactsmepto m ~. !.
lcompalied Col. pos,PHAs ihtouehou, n, IL,
march, has fstt upon which be !. Ia /. -
sralnls'sd ai~os. = much ii upon 81. gslIsn.
Try in battle. Ah ea,rsct Of l.,,er from !, !,
WEIeHrMAH, published in lbs Ricbmood R.rnh
lican, ssys
have, ~ fsr;ss aiI, a. Hi. norr.
ln'oIneo, 70 coarsa'niaif myself upon !
10 campaign ofsons year, maIcb,rg :.
~ ss.s ois.sng g o. oVOO miless have
received ID battle, viii % boms ~;,h
my whole conlpsSy. except ~ 80 .. !,
80 ~. n1n; smpOts 70 conssquence Of
Ths Captain Essds Thai BIZ own h..I,b
q excellent. VIM iae sxesption - -
slight cold, contrsesed from sleep;ns n,
der . ROOT. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-08

= Wy Be oterved tia. Cd election
van g bed idthe several School Dis.
i'e.. 70 lhs comfy on The Firsf Saturday
:, = .a1gasf for School commissionsrs.-
Lssn ois'frl sillfihus Be provided with
suPers'sdlof thspublic school Or schools
'na' may bssnbpced Il nov dsyolves
OPon voc ppple % make . judicious Sc,
'ee.lsn TOT Commissioners, with whom
III 'ss' 70 great measure The proper
the System.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-08

- Some Of The Locofocos are chack.
Ing with evident delight Il The Procla.
nation Of Gen. Scott. because d lie lean.
ing towards The business Of the. war ,s;ih
Mexico. The Union denies TIA. ii was
prepared BY the executive. hkc these
sent to Gen, Taylor. but The Utioa does
not deny 'ha. il was dictated by ar.
Trisl, The Minister Or agent Of rbe Exec.
uliys. who il now With the Army.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-08
raR RIeHr sPIRIr

t
i The late vote on. The Fee Sehaol
subject 10 tbs county. must have been
gratifying and cheering to every phiIan
'hfOpist cod friend Of geneiaI education.
There xsss ssriking instances Of no.
bieness Of sDul -sad generosity Of charac
Yer nsnifefed 90 tba; oceasion. BY some
q those % whom The burden Of uainien
snee and taxation for The support o! lhs
Free Schools will lsll heaviest; vet they
cane up to the poll, resolved 10 obey fbe
disis'es Of sgood end sound conscience
FISHER than sacrifice tito The dictates Of
stlfinieresi Among many instances Of
ihs kind Of devotion 10 The public veal,
\ asaerifcs 20 private interests. may be
hiiced he vote Of JoHN YArEs. ESQ
". Yates i the lsrgesi Iaudholder 10 Jef.
srson County the school law allows
Hs landao beisxed City per cent. 90 ibe
shount paid 10 the State yet Tor All thai,
Ar. X. copld not be induced 10 oppose
ne Free School Bill. On being address
sd by anohsr lsndbolder. who presumed
ht bad v4ed against the bill, with
"Wsll. ~. Ysies, suppose You've.
ted sg'iDsi the Free School, Y.
adswafed, No. sir! Dorld give fve |
in<,sadSii1sin addition 70 my ~, II IL |
great wPpsss Of that bin psre fxlly carried |
odt & Such q answer Is worthy Or IN |
accePialion, and giss. the besi evidence
q The sPiiii and 6harsciss Of Tie man
Those sho are Warnest in.,heir profes.
lions Of love for the ''desr peopl.p ,re
aqi The ia.iesi friends q THAT people, when
he pocket aassis iouehsd and Those Who /
issl' Ieasi 10 ibis kind 81 can't are .ome.
lines found % b ihe grss,ssI friend. ri
b Isbonng eo0muniis-bOA Of wh;eh
Istls vsthiuk usre proven con,lo.;y.lv
lod 10 sbs saiistacsion' Il many. !, 4.
,oll On lhssehool question.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-08
A Generous Act.E

z
The Jonesboro' Tenn Wing state.
that when Gen Worth left fer the aeal
Of war. be lnorigaged his farm and resi-
dence for the payment OF debt Or So
900. which be owed one Of Ri. neigh
bars The property was about 10 81 sold
under the mortgage. when ! few Wing
friends opened asubscrip,ior aud paid of
The debt without bis knowlege.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-08
sIft0aI lls ciaslalallI sirnal. ).
4 latter rnon e., 800,

IL ,5
The eifcunsia1ess uutsr sh;eh n. t.,,..,.
lle;ifr was received 81 Il. Ea;,o,,,...-.
as warrant for hs pdbIIc,,iop ~. -.
snsn me bfsi demonstrations wer
nsfs = aver o. Gen TsfIss for The PfesiseD
lP oEsn upon The ssPje4 At eonsidsrsbI,
length. We we're desiitus aha, aom. u 4,
.use es'lous coalaio 10 sar sftiele should NEE
t.ae re o. 1enerai ayioti An5 therefore snelos
% % n's sddfess, With 4 few sotes Of refer.
snea % our position as 46enfnaIisi, Ia repl,
IL com municAiion 3 have received lhe
sanis.o'e ana signihefet isitsr which we
'As P'easofe 10 laying 6ffsrs our readers.
hsadgGarItrs .alP'y y Oceapaiion.o
Camp Gear Monterey.
f 10, ls47.
SlR: ! have The hoHor 10 sck aoH Wedge
sIe EeceiP ot your feilfr. with the enclo
w. .'s. g yoaf edlioflai. Extracted from the
oienn Of the 18th April. II.
~ .nis lime my Publlctduiies command
= Iihy ny a''snlen tesliii il impossible
a. f. :. soaI .sis l he IsE Or
me ssniisassl - -wnsthsii slld6es nei
s.zfi indeed. have HE time. shonld II
u hyvrsJk toS ruter INTO The
fou and mcst general tu6@ ecIs Of public
polidy suggested by .he Article 10 ques
ton Ny own FersosPi views were BET
ter withheld Ill the 81 of the war. wben
my psefulnesi % nlIfia.y chiel, sefv
ing in the 6eId sgaiosllibs com ,on sne.
10y. snsii NO longer bs couPfonisec
BY their expressiO1 oHdiscnssion IN 90 > !
msnher. Il
From many soorcesI have been .d
dressed 90 the subject bf The Presidency
end | do violence neiehef to myself No,
% my position ~ On 0Ecer oiibs Army,
By acknowledging 10 ytu. Is have done
10 ell who have silude 4 10 the use Of nv
name 10 this exalted conneciionI that nv
services are ever u tie will snd call Of
Ihe country. und that an no. pre- pared |
10 say that ] shall rei1se il the country
fails me 70 the PfssideHisl Office. uttball
can and shall yield n 90 call that does
lot come from the spontaneous action and
rec will Of tha nation sGlsrge, and void Of
be slightest sgency Of rpy own.
For the high honofs ssna resp onsibili.
zee o. such an ONCE, take this occasion
Q ssy that have no, lhp slightest aspirs.
ion. A much more ifsnanil and salts.
sc,ory life alter the a{fnlnaiion Of nyIi
resent duties. swsiis me, i trust 10 The
ocieiy Of my family andpsliicular friends.
nd 10 the occupa,ioas hoSi congenial 10
ny wishes. In No csstscsh permit nv.
ELI 10 be The eaEdidsis OF any party. Or
ield myself 70 party schemes.
With these remarks. trust you will
'srdon me fef thus briefly replying 10 you.
which do With high opinion and sp
fovsl Of the sentiments add views en-
raced 10 your editorial. III
With many wishesifgr your prosperity
q life. and great usefulhess 10 The sphere
. which your lslents add .xeriions are
nbarked. beg % acknp9iedge mysslf.
hos. truly and respectfully yoor obedisnI
rrvnnf
z. TAYLOR, Nd Gfh ID s. A,ny! III
Jas. w Ta5Lsn, EAq Gi,lrinneti, oAip
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-08
GEN. TAYLOR AND His SOLDIERS

The attachment which Gen. TAYLeR's sol.
diers feel FOR him is lllpsrsies by Inc following
aDeeda,e told ~ The New osisans Picayubes
A few day ! ago volunteer just return.
ed from the war stoppedlal ihe office 81
! friend Of ours 10 ash some questions iD
regard 10 lhe locality Of tie city. Whilss
standing at,hesdoor il coshmenced rain.
ing. Our friend invited the soldier 10.
and was highly delighted with The isfel-
lgen. and ready replies Be made ioH 10.
quires concerning The country through
which be bad passed AS be was about
10 leave our friend asked bin ii he could
do him any service THAI b. was native
of the city. and would b clad 10 aetvs
him in any way The sdlJIef anyweted
that be wanted noihipg bpt wsssa ~ much
obliged % him for his kind ofFsr u though
he bad had occasion 10 pfofl By ii. Hs
Then bowed and leil, buihe had scaree-
" gone City yards before he returned i.
though be bad forgot something. An.
preaching our friend hs slid. Sitsnv,,
YOU have promised lo-de me sit.yor, n >
should ask one" Cer,sinly.., Wis Eth. /
reply. and | am ready 10 as So nd p
MOT now, Z said The soldier. BOZ ION
will oblige me il. when lie line cons.
you will vote for The old man.
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May persons sgree va The National
Wing ss,J Tie e;eLnoas fepubIesn.
hat The lstisr sc faIIisf 70 tsy. pur
Por'ioe 10 Be from Csp. 5SS.or, i ) for.
gerry. One or Two fesss6s are deemed
eoaelusis.--hrs,. thai, General Ts5Icr
would no. speak 81 binss3iss Z ''u.ililsry
eeisi " and secondIyl lfs;. 10 private
letter. be sOuld moi POI IBIS oiiicisl ,a.e
*M.isr Gepsrsl 81 The Z. Is. Amy. r.
Tine will tell.
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lsnes By -. asrskaouodly lhe eses
80 sues Affecting ip.sfk tgfrs's Of the couu
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=. ,.a " .r'dEe Tlscs. IITae dusty sren. .
s, dhiei'. 30 longer possessing The inter
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beaten chat 81 bid boIemic. i s;,,a !,
|ihe winds; . new 6ela opens; l wide
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The general sediment Of The com
~ seems TO be jusi bbE Thai . crisi. |. :
"uaea men 9i Gen. Taylor'i
hsup = precisely lte :sOrt Of n.n ,be
eopniry needs Hsslps found him with.
oof 'ns assistance \ Il conseniiop, The
People will probable ,slfei him siihou.
neF0'ng he intefposflo1 Of such body. Z
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