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wAsnIScroS DISTRICTS ! Montpelier, within and for
said district on the 10Th day of June, A. D. 1861.
! RAS1US B. BAT HEl DER, administrator on the es-
tate Of Henry Tucker, late of Plainfeld in said
trct deceased presents his administration account for
settlement:
h-reupon it is ordered that the same be referred to
me "a day OF July next at the Probate Office in said
Won pei ri eXaln nation and allowance and that all
concerned be no hereof by the pubIicati,n of this
order IN The Green Noun ain Freeman pr ted at Mont
peier three weeks successfully may be-
h'y may appear and at sal and place, if they
cause, object thereto. BY the Court,
Juneliw3 T. r MERRILL .Iu,ipr
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s. TATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden at
WASHINGTON DISTRICT IS. Montpelier, within and for
said dlst'ct, on the 4th day of June, A. D. 1861.
{ 'HAR' Els BENNETT adminisra or on the estate of
" ugene ~ Short, late of Calais in said district de.
ceased pr sent his administration for settle
ment "h-renpon, it is ordered that ,he same be r..
erred TO the "a day of July next the Probate tce
in sa Untpeier, for examina ion and allowance and
mat al c. ncened be notified hereof by the publication
ms order in the Green Mountain freeman, printed as
hontpeller three weeks successfully may be,
that they may appear said time and place and they
see cause, object thereto By order of court,
AtteS N A. CHASE, Registe".
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BRADFNgN VI Naro, OCH 1Ser

SAM'L ". THAVEA, iR., NJ. D.
WALTER CARPENTER, NJ. d.
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BURLINGTON, Vt. March III 1870

TO MFssRs. CHAs. BAcKMAN II co., N.
Gentlemen We avail ourselves of his method to In
!o IN vow mat we have repeatedly made an examination
o. brantes, " Risky, Gin and W~es, with which the
Chittenden Couny Agency Burlington has been main
~ supplied from House for the past three wears AL
20 specimens from other Agencies in the state procured
from you f'
we nave found them invariably of full strength and
uniform purify aud gu ty, superior every respect n
specimens from other sourc For medicinal uses thew
ey have tuhiltd our expectations and received our IN
qualified approva and without hesitation we confidently
recommend hem to vino wish supply them with
Liquors upon wh" hey can rely for parity AMI strength
We are, 'o'
Your most obodtnt ants
SAM'L ~. TIL iYEA, IR., NJ, D.
wv ALIER
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w. bRADFOhN, Vt. March 2Sth 1861.
10 6HoW Il may cohcPih - hereby certify that
oetn Commissioner of Orange ounty for the years 1861
a l,5l ana have procAred he Wines anl LIQUORS
with which have supplied the Town Agents of said Co
from Charles Backman, No IS Front st, eet NewYork
mat nav had careful analyses of said ines and Ii
Analytical chemistry Union ole &c Schentctadv n v
and that in all and result has been to
prove them to be perfectly pure and suitable for medci
nal purp
can therefore m st confidently recommend the nous
81 Uharles backman Co. to all those who prefer giving
shelr orders to honorable and conscientious M n
GEO. P BALDWIN,
Commissioner for Orange Co.
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Ahead of all Competition
$500 OF mem manufactured last year-more than do,h,
Inc number of any other first class stove in
enc year, in the United States.
lucy contain all the Improvements which are j.; nj,
nrst class stoves, and the advantages and imnrowa
Hients oyer other stoves are in part as follows.
ISL me arrangement for brong on the front hearth
Tan improvement overookei in other first class stovos
~ mas a'so the same arrangement for broinc ON ton
~ az thorough ventilation of the Oven.
ou' introducing hot air draught to the fire cbambor
;neepy increasing the draugh of the Stove
Us operations and enabling it to throw out more he,
h4er nl"ch ana justly complained of in other stoves
A., An hportant imp ovement in the applcation of
Inc e.. winch throws the heat around the oven "
o,. ioch greater weight consequently heavier no,os
am more durable as we'll as handsomer castinps
o.h. draft damper at each end of the ere hx 90
ma Tue IRE is equaized, and gtidle will heat as
7,h ' o,ner, also heating the in ha the time 1
burn out. "P-''ohe, SO IL cannot
IN nt'on to the above improvements it has al, tbati
~ III otier hrst class Stoves, viz Hot wa ter Poe
n, arming Closet, Rooster in front Baker an t
stous n WIN pest Russia Iron, &C, &c. Further tbis
t1 rs warranted to do the work with as little fn
o'ur st"Ve In the market, and in superior manner
1 WI" want hrst class Stove, should never Inv, .,,
NY ga ana see the Coop SAMARITAN as thev baye j.;
cry instance given satisfaction 90 'neJ nave IN ey-
n am ,ne exclusive agent for the sale of This s, :;
ana sell 1t on trial for any reasonab,e 49,
VI ',mt so all are safe in buving. '"s'n
''e ''so as lutl an assortment of Common storo 49,
Ia ~" ~ any other dealer in Washington County o5 om
as low as any one in the State ' ~ aru sell
Montpelier, Dec. 10, 1860. - Dh"Ef.
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MIC EEAua'S


power Oh e tor ng erfert Ii ahh TO pes sutern
uncet Aeary every KIND disease to which human flesh
The following are among the distressing variety 0
human din e" es III which the
| VEGEI ABLE LIFE MEDICINES.
are WEI khownt he IutaItle
DYSPEPSIA by hor uehl cleansing the tir-t an scco
It ma rs aud ceatlnS fl " of pure heahh, bIl-, IN
Appetite heartburn hea ACHE It site sne-s, Item e.
Al KAT La euor o"d melancholy, wlr are TIE gen.
eral =! ms OF Dysprlsia will vanish dis a n ,ur 4
Gun eye noe OF IT.
60 1lvhshs, b, cea sing the whole length of he in
test mes wNh owe Process, aud with yjoieuc.:
all voleut iurgts leave the TOW. Is co,ti within ,wo
days
FEyEEs of ali kinds by rest orng the .,Jood to a r.y
uiar cir1 ion through the Of .sria ION IN
IL s'ch csrs and the thorough suiuton all in.estna
The Life ued'eiucs have been known to cure Ruenma
i'm iefnareny IN three weeks, and ut IN half tnat
I'm; by ,emoyns Local MI I,aon from the muscles
DHorslEs Of az. kinds by freeing and strength ming
me tld eys and baodef they oper~te de ga FIJI
iolihd GRAM rem dy Ter he Ist cleea Ut Gravel
also oKMs. ny .I1od Il g f. m the turnnss Of tie
SCUhvY, ULCERS and lnvelcI ate OBS ~ tie perfect
purity w"ch these Lie Medicines 10 the ,oud ana ali
c humo 49,
sCokBuTlC tRUPTloNs and bad Compe xions BY heir
ait awe fleet up,n lie fluid IA !ecd the Yhln ana
The morbid state 4 which ccasions all erupiiya com
p'an - sal ow' cowdy and other disagrcrabe com plex
TIE use Of 'hese Pills TO- very short time will ec
an entire cue OF Salt kheum, striking improve
mtnt in lie clearness of the ska. comm II cid, aud
Influenza vi always be ed by one do G. or two in
rhr wo's' WV "
Piles ~ he original proprietor of The e medicines
W. of Flies OF IS Years stununp b the ns f t,
Lite Medicines alone " ~
FEVER AND AG E. For this SCI urge Of The Western
couh'r' these Medicines will be tounn safe Ale-d
arp rertaIu emedy Ohrr d clne- leave The system
suJ'ci 10 eetusn OF the diSea-t cure by these med
elnfs IS perm"ntt- Fly Tien be saiSrd md G cur Ell
d LIous FEVIRS AND LIVER COMPLAINTS -(,r, eral
Ot by 'oss Of Appetite DEeasrs It" Feiales- he Med
cine> AVE ieeh with most beneH.,a r+sn r. in
Cases OF this d'scr ption Kings Evil ami Scrolui,
IN IT'S wtrs' olns IDS % the mild yet powertu, &C.
WOW oi thtSe ieHarkable Ned cinec, Nisht Sweet.
Nervous Dbility New Com, 3lants of all Kln,Is IA
I'd. NfN' e"i
MERCURlAL DISEASES Persons whose const ;trtio,.
nave be:ne impaired by the inuiicuu- use of rcurv
wy End 'h+se Aedlcihes ei.ct as they usver
'al 20 era" 1cate from he system all effects Of Np,-
chry, inhnc :, oner then the most powerful prepera
ZION If Sai saparil!a Ff
Pre-, nd sold by W. n HIOEE.T
-IFj III 800 BROADWAY NEW YotK
All. DnUcf
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0oaMUsIcATsD.
Military Meeting.

AT q meeting held at the t'tIsfon Facto-
ry, an Saturday the :.2na ultinlns for the
purpose of organizing a Military Com any
Henry l. Carroll was called II, the chair
and W. Bennett Bsal, appointed Secrets.
ry. After brief. but tcrse and eloquent
addresses by George Thomas. j Eiwiu
Coad, John L. Hebb and others. pointing
ia our duty as men and citizens Of Mary
land. for the protection Of onr rigas, or.
lives and our iircsidrs. the following pro-
ceedfngs were adoptsd and subscribed to.
In view of the present unsettled state Of
the country rendering necessary some de-
cided ACTION. looking tazee Efsclng OF. cur
homes and our fresi1es under That pro-
tec,iuu which alone can be depended upor
in times of trouble and siangcr--that 0!
the united hearts and rea6v hands of ous
Cnu,,rv's SOU. armed 10 str4sr for .heii
C"pusr,'s DEF, NE. according ~ the contln-
! rcnc, nay arise. c.i..e. Oh her own sell OF
hat 1:ttose p no shall iarr n armed agGres-
sion IN eur sacred rights M freen'i Ii, or CT
the sovereignty OF eur native s!ate:
Pe 1t Pes|rtl. That, we, the under.
signed. do ob!igat.. ourselves to constitute
military union ot H., ante, hprse, os1ccr-
ing. arr.ing aid coupling ourselves, ss-'"-
ING 10 be bound + II !: -u'eS AZ may e
agreed upon by majority Of ;he signer~,
h" thrir lumber rI.;.; - sh@l|. and We
hsr rs rlrdG" uIr>"is. ) 10 hat -nl.
& 0. Thomas. J E"";t Conu TAos. A.
Lv.ch, ii. Carroll. w = nne,l Ban.
u. Vim. Thomas. John l.. ii,hb, II j.
H-hh, K. Il. WstSon. }. A. ';r-""sr!l.
E.ary \. Wise. J A Wise, VIM. r.
iTn.t. G.. II. Duk. q. \. T. Counts ".
4. n. H.u,nrt,. :. &. II. hu- Ighs,
TLn,pa. beat, VIM j. hyrri.. jun S.
Cit. ,;.er.
The meeting th,n proceeded TO the cleo
.;on If Captain ard iss Lieutenant,
which resulted as To.,ows:
Captain. i. EDWIN CNAn;
lst l.;cu;"na... HENRY /. CARROLL
Committees were ;h%n appointed TO ns-
gotiste for furnishing the uniforms. puT-
; chasing arms. a:.d to solicit snbScripti' u
frpm property hollcrs--those who are mos
directly interested Of alto property equip
and plac. it ON ! war footing. Tbu meet
lug then adjourned to meet at the same
place on Saturday the 5:h If Januar,
next. at 10y O'Clock. Il. III, when tn. or
gauiza:ion will be completed b. tae cleo,
ton of such other officers as ara ucc; ssary
to constitute Mounted Company. Need
a word be said To rctEil,d you ~ y"uE dat }
Ut the danger tina, threatens yon all Dc
you cherish your rights--rights that have
been handed dawn to you. bought by ths
blo,d Of your for-fa,hers? D" yen love
your wives. your children. your homes
Then rr-parc to defend them by the only
means lcf, YOU, to ight for th-n If ice,
be: Come and join
HENRY |. CARROLL, Prest.
". BENNETT BEAN. Sec.
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KISSING.

4 kis, il IKE 4 sermon; -. requires
t'eo keat. anu IN ap"irafion." /: rleals
with the hidden rp.it hy Nom. .os TAN
gibl4 .yniho's II * Ike faith. in thar
i: is '',h. substance of ;hiays hoped f,r. -
1t is the language Of affection, tho ec!.a
of love an,! The concentration Of ',is4 4
is o! "gool report AM pleasing y on
cars it is c!'incnce 't"",,ing with
wee, crnts upoi :he n, i;as" IL il
both vocal and instrumental ''htrmonics'
in ? language and with sentiment IN
t4iIigi.le i. all language ana in all ages
|, is the .sc..." Ct fathers blessing.
the "~itn.es'' of mothc-'f love. Tia
"guaran:ce" Of brothers. protection,
ths 'sare,y" Of . sisters devotion, til:
gate" 10 u lovers heaven, and some
thing that mere friends hare nothing IT,
do with 1t is very fashionable for Mis-
ses If certain age 10 insis: tina. lit is
al inolishness, and decidedly silly" We
never hear such an expression wi:hou.
thinking If a circumstance that actually
occurred, somen mere IN Indiana il VT
remember rightly. A gru,lemen stop
ped at house ty the waysiae Tor IN
formation Is &, the route ha Was tax
ing, and found woman ironing. with
her little child trying 70 a,nuss itself
upon Lae iioor; the little QUE vas SOME
two ard half years old. -ery neatly
dressed, evidently scrupu!ously cared for.
ana en.inently handsome. The gentle
man. while talking to the mother. pick
81 up the child and kissed it.; the li.:lo
one looked up in perfect as:onisa'nsnt
that the gentlemen remarked. Why.
my little dear. one would sa.nk that yod
we're not used to being kissed" Th:
mother answered Tor the child. Il don't
b-iieve. sir, that she was ever kissed be-
fore il hc. .ii- i'n sura never dill
such a thag. aid never knew It's father
to DO So" Lord have mercy on iha.
child aud :end i. .omehody 10 love it.
vas the grn;iemans prayer, as he msde
sure thu: mis- wallet ~. in It's place, as...
took hlaaseif on, uf the house As fast a.
p.s-ib.e Ns 70 know Inc aoly kihs OF
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meeting o. State Ecnators.

The1. WIS meeting of twelve Of OH
State Senators a. Barnua.', Hotel, in Bal
.l.urs. ON rriiay lat. The meeting
agreed upou the io'."siI.s "dar"se 10 ;hc
sioyernor, whi,h strongly S'ls""s t.s, il
will be- seen, the ealing Of the Leg >!asure
ii the State in extra session:
BALTIMORE, Dec IS. 1850.
70 Els Eeccl.ncy Tsomas Halliday
II:ca.. Gor-rncr Of the Sits e -ulry-
L.sd:
SIs-The undersigned Senators of Ma
r7iaua, locking to 'he present disastrous
oanGit4on of political affairs. and sincerely
,iesirous that t!i. 2. ace Of the country. th.:
u,,;,.a of the States, and the rights Of the
:South in the Uuion snail be preserved an!
maintained. respectfully ask that your
""zc,!.lrcy viii. al 10 ca7i.1s: practice Ole
time. ccnycuc the Legislature Of the
State. in order tina: they may take such
steps as shall 10 them seem most con-
,.ucive 70 the interests of the people OF
MARYLAND, aud pE"notive ot harmony
between the two sections or the country.
If we understand the position Of your
EAcell.ncy in The different letters which
yua have written upon the. subject. and
which have been published, it is that
wh;lc opposed to secession for existing
causes. and dcvo'eGly attached to the
Union as the palladium Of our rights and
liberties as i people. yon are fully alive
to the endangered condition of that Union.
and are prepared to act whenever, in your
Judgment, the time far action shall arrive.
You have stated that in your course
hitherto you have had due regard to the
actions Of The border States Of the South.
and we're prepared to act With tLeiu in re-
la,ou to the present crls,s.
We think that a most Important and
eclemn duty has now devolyed spoL Ma
ryland and the other border States Of The
south They are eli, by loca'lty, BY
(ntsrest. by education and natural IN
stincts, conservative, national, and Tn
BORROWING.
BY their action, united intelligent and
prompt, the glorious Union AMI Cons,i-
uiiou inherited from cur ancestors may
be saved from impending destruction.
Ne wish to see that etior, made. 1; ls
lie duty of Maryland to pu, her hand 70
re work bo.aiy. bra'ciy, aud without
DELAY.
We therefore respectfully snggest to
your Excelleucy, tia, il our judgment
Ia, iine has eoiHe for the soios VI 5iary-
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ECONOMICALLY.


Messre. Editors Il, is melancholy re-
fiectiou tia, .hi. groa. and glorious Uni"n
is f:.lliag to pieces, and that nothing shor.
Of Divine interposition can arrest it. The
seed, planted BY the puri,a.ss in 1929 at
Plymouth hss horne It's fruit; From,
buroing witches and her-tics they tnrn'G
their attention 10 slavery We finI ir
1854. three thousand Ave- hundred preach
ers from the News Enri,nd States petition
ing Congress against slavery. The whole
Book Concern anu F.ihiic Schcoi System
have been perverted and diverted to ;heir
peculiar views. - With the Nor,hefo
mind thus SO long SID So Professionally edu-
cuted, ii is fo".s To surpus.: that Commit,
tees in Congress eau. By resolutions IN
disposed. the nature Of a whole people and
arrest and turn back the tide Of f.naticisrn,
now beyond human control The wedge
has entered the Cnion, and enc State il
.i,en fron. the n.ass Mss. Of the south
I'm State. If not all, will have seeded be
forr the F"nr,h Of March Ere this, r"s-
-ibly, collision has occurred between tie
Federal troops and the militia Of South
Carolina Nearly every Southern State will
Le in f'"r .ei,':..n III. inSntt or thu Lcgisla-
lures hnvr lAe, c.uv enc: ~ ~ai, them, IT,
,:oseln.r III icxae refused t. call -. Leg
i>ls;ure, and :hc people, IN In" pienlfnt''
.f their no.ar. h.... nae. in Conv"p:l IA
without him Whilst evsry Southern >'a:e
is thus moving. Maryland. with greater IT,
..rests and gr'ate- dangers c"con pss.i,s
her, j. drifting into sea Of troubles, with
nut compass. nil"; "r captain. sa"ii ard
Excepting SD old w",ian IN pc;ticosts ios Z
Governor.
In. crsa, nw:ious. crisis, wi,,n the Fed
ers| Government !. tannli'g in rai"s--
" her States are rssrr,irg their sovereign
~, amd 10 council for se!f-G-feDc- and t.
maintain peace, order ana crgarzi'.on-
wtrr 60. gar nay Re- said TO e,iSt--w"
| fiud the G.re,u"- oF Maryland, from In
competency. knavo-s or trcscheTy. ohst!-
natci, refusing to convene snc Leg a!atur''
ard exc: csi..x an arbitrary power ln crp'-
sing the al, and rs'ifying the voice If the
peot,c. We Emf him receiving Com'n:s-
sion-Fs Er:;s,, snI in correspondence with
,h. Governors Of s.her Stats, spd ASA
n,irg To spesa by authority os. and for the
eecplc Of M4Tyleed. We learn Of HI
chaiterips steamers and sending s-le-
graphic messages to the people Of Penn
fylv.nia. sssprirg them that he will refns
70 call the Legislature ns Maryland W.
consider Gov. Hcs's course al thls time "a
irsught With peril to the people Of the Stat
and country. ard higb-kauded and out
rageous disregard Of popular rights.
his tie duty Of the Border States Il
nsoinsasn prrcr either in Or ont of The
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Schooner 81. X.
We learn that Capt. p. R,~Grayes. d
the schooner Ann Rcbecca. Witnessed the
sinking Of schooner. about two miles
above Sandy Point. end near ahsAmoutL Of
Msgo'hy FLYER. 90 Friday the 2Ist uliin,o.
He states that he was In two ~ fhree hun
dred yarls Of her at the tirneth accident
occurred. and that the row-hoa,. which
seemed - be attached to the schooner BY a
long rope. Hosted upon the surface of the
water, but was empty. He did no, recog-
nize The schooner, nor can be state wheth-
er there was any loss of life. though be
presumes all on beard were lost. The
schooner seened to he about sixty or sew
enty tons burtben.
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.Lao- re have li..l. 'liae Our father
befrre US. in peace and plenty, aal We can
not bring ourselves to appreheud either ad-
yersity or war. Many are indala..g in
vain hopes for the Union, brit fne day and
the hour for Its salvation has psssea. all
.seusible men will look danger IN the face,
aud prepare to are,s or meet the coming
storm. #
He who is regardless Of the times. and
prefers to bask in til. Ie,npossr, sunshine.
oblivious of = future. il reckless Of his
lights and duties. weakens society, iarites
diss1ntion at home aud aggression from
abroad.
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"The Governor Still Firm"

This bas grown to BE- quite a pot phrase
with sundry newspapers in this State.
the Editors Of which invariably sneefe
when the Governor takes snuff. "Thc
Governor 10 firm" ''His Exccllency is
unmoved" Gov. Hicks is immovea-
be-" and so on. to the end cf the chapter
After fashion Of their own, the Steuarts
were a firm race Of people too, bn,
their srmncss. We. are pleased to state,
cost one OF the family his head and an.
other lis throne. We dc net wish to
make personal application Of Dur history
which IL, however, o pr:t'y significant
warning to rulers given over much (
'fruu,s."
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R0sspoEeMent OF the Ball
In couseu ucuc. cf sickHess in the fami
" OF Mr.. john r. Fenwiek, proprietor %
the Union Hotel. the Riley Rinss have
bean compelled to postpone their Ball un
ill Tuesday. the 18th Of January instant.
The following gentlemen have been az
pointed by the COMPANY as Civic Mana,
gers;
St. knigcss District w L. Langley,
James \. Roach, Or. J. VI. BrOo,ne, Dr..
Randolph Jones. J X Jones.
Iuct.ry Iia.1et.---Wm. Watts, Col
Wm. Coad. John Shair;ck. DR.. A. Sap
pington, DR.. Wm. VI. Ahe.l.
Leonard Torn Disric..-Cu B G
Harris J NJ. Willard. Gen 6 G. Nor
gan. Joseph II Maddox, Charles Medley
Chuptice District DR. Jau.es War
ring. Col. VIM. I. Piskistone Col JOIN
r. Dynt. Geo. II. Herbert. Major Z. |
Plowden.
Charlotte RaR District DIR. Joseph F
Shaw, Col. John H. So.horon, DR.. Jane
Thomas, DR.. Gustayu. Csnter, James "
Miitimnre.
Oakrue Distries. Col Chapmen Bill
ling.ly. s I. Costigen. VIM. o. Resder
Geo " Morgan. Da.id Briscoe
The Managers on the par, u the Com
pany, we will publish next week.
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partixan Politics.

One would think thu, the tremendous
travail through which the country is pass
Ing and the pressing necessity which exist.
for close and perfect union among the
Slave States and Southern citizens gcrsr-
ally. would be sufrci.n: TO hanish sffce,u-
ally frora all hearts TIE wr,tch.d parsizan
preiudicss which hav. ruled us SO lorr ano
." ru.noa.!y. H. !. OILY D.c.s<sry. how
ever, 70 Contemplate the course Of toe
Slave S;4tes since thu beginning Of cur ns-
tionsl troubles AMI the suicidal divisions
prevailing iii eur midst, to De- convinced,
that asny-very many of us yet clirs
tenaciously to our psrty memories and &C,
rather from these f-"liugs and impulses
than the pronp;inss Of ~ nli-h,ened and
patriotic duty. I, was par:ixan polite.
which defeated the cali for G.uera! Cor
ventios of the Slave States--ihus cutting
Cd the only rational rrossise which ere,
existed for 80 ani=.Gle adjustment Of oai
di.heulties in the Union /: is par,Ia.
jealousy o. ambition which 10 keeping The
Border Slave States asuSier st this mo
ment-thus hsxsrding our pesce and ssft',
By .riaiug with our national future. It ii
tL:s feeling, We fear. which is operating
upon the Executive of car State. Il il ,h,
controlling cause Of our newspaper anf
stump asperi,ies Iscxplains the division
which exist in many portions Of our State
But for this feeling. Maryland had lonl
.inse. in spite Of Gov. Hicks, placed her
self in position to speak ami act with a"
shortly. 1t has been the cause Of neasi,
all our misfog:uaes Haw mucL longer il
will be suffered to abuse our patience ane
hazard our safety remains TO be seen.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-01-03
Volunteers Wanted.

BY reference IA our advertising col
umns, it will be seen that it is proposed II,
form two mere military companies IN cur
county. The unfor,unl;e cor :ticn OF
our putlic affairs and the inevitable strif,
and chaos which viii result from them.
earnestly adn'onish all thoughtful eitiz r,
20 provide Tor tacir own. aud th. safely
of their r"2nty. while the ti're yet re-
mains TO hem. Il ia he widest delasion
OF folly to imagine ,i,a, our present uuioo
can be brok"n Up and another formed
without violent shock to property and
he existing order Of things "" com
mand 10th propositions 20 public favor.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-01-03
1i:o.

4. the residence of his F,'a"r. IN tht
Factory Dis,r:ot. nf S,.rlst Fever. on IT,
losE ul,is.o, H.zekiah Dent aged -
years.
A; tn. residence Of hir hrn.h-r. IN Ia
Dis,rics. Of Pncumonis. on :h- 22s''. ul:i
mo. William l. J.5ooe. agra ABOUT 5,
years.