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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-02

4 THoUdHr FOR THE WIFE.--A gentleman
who saw and conversed with Dir. Payson in
Boston, when he visited the city, toward the
latter part of bis life, was led by his preach
ing and conversation, to considerable degree
of serious concern for his soul. His wife was
still la a great measure indifferent to the SUD.
ject. Onc day, meeting her in company, he
said to her,
Madam, [ think your husband is locking
upward making some effort to rise above the
world toward God and heaven, you must not
let him try alone. Whenever l sec the hus.
band struggling alone in such efforts, it makes
me think Of dove, ,endeavoring to fly upward
while it has one broken wing 1t leaps and
futters, and perhaps raises itself little way,
and then it becomes wearied, and drops back
again to the ground. If both wings cooper.
ate, then it mounts easily
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-02

MAKE THE SAcR1EICE.-To obey tae law
Of right--to follow out the law Of love, is on
ly difficult because we feel, in every instance
Of being called upon so to do, that we are cal
led upon to make some sacrifice Of ourselves
1t is an error-a mistaken feeling. We are
called upon to sacrifice, not ourselves, but
present Inclinatiom, which self suggests
Make the sacrifce-ob fulfil the law that
makes the claim upon you, and you will find
that you have rclinquished 4 faIlacious Tor
real good. Follow the false inclination, and
you will find that instead of enthroning your
selves in despite Of Heavens King, you have
begun to descend steps of endless descent.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-02
South Eardwick Academy
THE Fail Term of this Institution will CONNIE nee
| Wednesday Sept. 4, and continue eleven weeks
BOARD OF TEACHERS.

THE Fail Term OF this Institution VIII commenc
| Wednesday, Sept. H. and continue eleven weeks
BOARD OF TEACHERS.
A. J. SANBORN, A. B., Principal.
Mas. N. J. SANBORN, Teacher Of French
GEO. H. BLAKE, Assistant.
Miss E. J. NORRIS, Teacher of Primary Department.
WILBUR T. WHTPPLE, Teacher of Music.
ABEL T. WAY, Teacher of Penmanship
The above Teachers have been carefully selected and
We fee assured school in this part of the State
offers more ample facilities for education than this The
buineis spacious neatly furnished and well suited for
the comfort of the student The school is situated in the
pleasant and thriving village OF South Hardwci easy of
access and surrounded by an intelgen community.
Particular attention Will be given to those who wish to
nursue Classical Course, preparatory to entering Col
e ct Tut principles and their relations to each other
o reach practical knowledge, that the student may not
ont into life like the hooded messenger of the Sayan, but
with his knowledge classified and arranged, 50 that he
NAV know how when and where it is to be called into
use . ,.r ;,;
The best manner teaching the different branches will
h discnssed in class formed for the benefit Of those in
tending to teach. ,,, -, ,-.,, !, .ho
iv taugbt and vocal music will be daily exercise In
school. 49, -,...,,. g..
The debating society will give good opportunity Tor
sneakinp and writing. both to Ladies and Gentlemen
Lectures will be given by the Principal upon the diner
ent branches pursued during the term
Board from 81, 80 to $500, including room, Washng'
fuel, &c. ,.,,. .,.. .,
Rooms for self-boarders one smiling per week.
For tuition see small handbills
For Rooms or Board apply to the Principal.
South Hardwick, July %, 1861 ASE' b. u hf' sec
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-02

FELcHvTLLE,-The new Baptist Church at
Felchvllle was dedicated on Thursday, last week
the attendance being very large. Rev. 5. F.
Brown, Of Bellows Falls delivered the discourse.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-16

BAtrfxosf Nav l4--Goy. Hicks has j.
sued proclamation In answer 10 the prez-
dents requisitisn Tor troops. He calls on the
loyal citizens OF Maryland Co volunteer their
services 10 the extent Of -four regiments for
three months, 20 serve within the limits OF
the State, or IN defense Of the Capital. sub
iecs to the order OF the Commander in. Chief
Of the United States.
A portion Of the First Pennsylvania regi
moatarrised al Woodbury. this morning, and
the ret Of the regiment Is distributed along
the line OF the road. from the Pennsylvania
line down. II J. reported that large body
came down toeay.
Eahy this morning Ringgold's ARTILLERY
passed through the city on their way 10 Wash
ington.
Two thousand troops. via PerryviIIe, are
now living al North Point. Ii Is supposed
they are "a route for Washington.
Gov Hicks replies 10 Mayor Browns
charge that he authorized the destruction Of
the bridge lie denies the charge and says
ii the Mayors communication AMI aecom-
panying specifications have induced vny per
son % doubt hi, true position in the premi.
ses. he respectfully asks suspension OF judg-
ment until a sufficient time be Afforded him to
collet the necessary proof and show. as he
sll be able TO. that the buraing Of the
bridges Was all part of a conspiracy against
the Government.
The city Is quiet Members of the Mas
sachusetts and New York regiments are
strolling through the streets wholly unarmed
generally in couples. having full confidence
in the loyalty Of the city.
Rnmors are afoaf that Gen. Butler will
make another test to-day, OF those in high
position.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-16
CAxr Woo. Nav 18th, 1851

Ma EDITOR: At 4 meeting held this morn
M by the Owen Guards" Captain Martin,
the following resolutions we're Offered BY ID.
T. BEEN and unaninousl: passed by the
company:
Resolced. That the Owen Guards grateful
for the favor, return their warme.t thank, to
Ms + III Nelson. for her disnteresied
kindness in distributing to them large mum
Der Of bed clothes % much needed by them,
and also for the supply of provisions which
she 50 bountifully and generously bestowed.
Resolred. That these resolutions be pub
lished in the Terrs Hsuts dailies. and Owen
County Journal
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-16

WAsassarox. May l5-The assurances
tthat the Administration l. vigorously prose
cutting ia measures against the insurrections
" States have a substantial ba-0
All ths members Of the Cabinet. together
With the Pre- ssdens, are animated by com
mon principle in fartleFing the plans for the
eonsnmmliion Of the Governments policy.
An increased stimulus, however. was applied
TO DIV 4 committee of prominent gentle
men from the CITY OF New York. bad long
interview with them. and the result Wa their
consent 10 accept the services Of fourteen
additional regiments from New York This
meets wsth the concurrence of Liest Gen.
Scott. The committee urges more prompt
aad effective measures, With no halt In the
proceeding; and IL appears from their private
conversations that the supply Of money TO
support that increased force Is a matter which
should occasion no concern 10 the Admins
trafi0n
A report is current that AN eminent officer
has discos cred that Virginians are throwing
up defenses within spy glsss view of wash
ingtoa. This may be repetition of form
er unfounded rumor. Al all events, If IL
should be confirmed, il Is not at all probable
that the Government would remain an indif
ferent observer Of the proceeding.
Claims TO day. only enc Judge Loring. was
present, who adjourned over I'LL the Fourth
Of July. The presiding Judge. Scarborough.
having resigned there j. vacancy on the
bench
The Virginia and North Carolina Collec
torr, like those of the other seeding States,
have ceased 10 make returns 10 the Treasury
Department.
Marshal Fisher, of the Eastern District OF
Firg MIA, s the only judicial officer Of that
State who has not resigned.
The following appointments have been
made: ROYAL Buck. Register of IN Land
Office at Nebraska City. and JAS. j Sinclair
Register ut Marquette. Michigan, and Ed
T.. Baseth, at Toledo.
Gen. HutIer's Baltimore proclamation has
been emphstically approved by Gan. Scott
Ii IL probable that Marshal Kane. of Bal
timore. will shortly be arrested.
spy has been cap' ared having dispatches
concealed ia the panel OF his carriage, for
General Lee, of Virgin. the rebel com
mander.
Ii is understood that tie Government i
fully prepared TO protect he Union inen of
Western Virginia at any moment when it,
assistance is invoked.
srEcfAL TO THE COMMERCIAL ADvERrfsEK.
WASHINGTON, Nav i5--The Government
has officially complmented Gen. Butler for
his prompt sction at Baltimore.
IL il said Winans will be sent 10 Annapolis
for trial What disposition the Government
Nill make Of his case is matter Of conjec
ture.
Gov Hicks reports five Maryland regi
mcnts will be ready next week for Federal
service.
IL is again rGmored that Virginia contem-
plates removing the remains Of Washington
from Mount Vernon.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-16

csxr yIeo.--YeSie was lively time
a; Camp vigo In addition 20 the regular
iasies Of the camp. the work Of mastering
into the service ss. completed AMI the pre-
para,ion Of the quarters Was pashed forward
Some three or four mea refused TO take the
requisite oath and we're drammed out Of
camp. One man sho had beea drummed or
tarned cut Of several companies. and had
again enlisted. deserted. vas captured and
returned 10 camp. whea il wss learned that
he had been in several companies and d.
missed. he xas turned over - the tender
rnercies Of the boys AMI AFTER beng tossed
hugely on a canvass he Ms drummed from
the camp amid the jcers snd tsuats q the
shole regiments.
The boys seem % be highls pleased 9th
camp life AMI cheerful and happy To lay
they come andcr TIE rigid regulations Of The
general orders Of Brigadier REYNOLDS. -
psblished b. as fee days ago. aad iii
have their 6rst r yimenssl parade a half 80
ave O'Clock this evening". The msss inse~e,s
lax feature Of the camp. perhsps. e gaarsl
mounting. Which takes place At o'ciock
each morning Tho~e Of our eisigens who
can visit the camp At that earls hour will b
vel repaid for their trouble. The camp %
ssiil under command q Capt Hagez Of sbs
Tsrre Hsass Cuards- Lieut. WATSON ga.
the cfscer Of the day Yesterday and viii b.
relieved At O'Clock shi. morning hv Cap.
hsrro~ Of The Know cesnss Ia.iBcIbi
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-16

~ Madison seems 70 be infested by
gang Of inccndiaries. a. incensli.rs hsss are
OF frequent occurrence Two weeks ago an
attempt was made 10 burn the residence Of
Senator Cravenr. on the hill near thsi city
Ga FRIDAY last. two buildings were burned.
aud an attempt made to Ere stable at the
sane time Several arrests Of suspected
parties have been made. and such proof
found on the person Of one Of them in the
10 give him kysf With rope. The punish
ment Of these worse than asssSsins should be
Summary. when their guilt = placed beyond
doubt
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-16

coxrRAsASp OF wsR-The Indianapolis
Journal Of Yesterday says-"The Vigilance
Committee. on Saturday night. seized at the
Jacksonville depot barrels of crackers. 200
muskets. 20 900 ball cartridges. 60 900 per,
..ussion caps. and six railroad cars destined
f,r points South OF the OHIO river. The
Committee have. for several days past, in
spccted number Of other articles before
permitting them 10 pas-. They are deter
mined 10 stop all articles contraband Of var.
Now We NAV listen for another howl from
the secession sympathisefs throughout thu
STATE
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-16
Noon Dispatches


Col. Auderssv en- route IN Gin
einnatt-Mesem of sAe Arch
aesei-sac riiege as the Tom h os
wash insson---suPpers for the
Union Men Of Teuuessee-Geuer.
al >iekies' brigade Hcady-Trai-
tors ~ Forts Leaysnys ersh aud
Riiey..Pswder Magazines Die
-Btantou Duneaa.s Des-
Paradoes Fighting Each other.
Forces az wash ing ton-6c
Hicks Gale fer Volunteers for
the Gosernment--Affairs al Hat
tsmere->t. Louis Ifcms--Coro-
ner's Serdiet-The Martyr We
Douald-fhe Children Hosbed
al their Money By Ciaib. Jack
SON. a Co.-The Rebels " ar. fo
Fast aud Pray.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-16
Prem Pennsyivania.

HArRIsBrRo, May lJ.-Col Anderson ar
rived here this morning. lie remained but
a few moments. A large number of the
members of the Legislature, Gov. Curtin and
others, were present; also an immense con
couse of people and twelve companies of
military from Camp Curtin. The Colonel
was greeted with loud cheers. he stated TO
Gov Curtin that Jno. c. Breckenridge would
join him at Cincinnati. to take Command un-
der him. This announcement created a pro
found and gratifying sensation among all
classes. Col. Anderson also stated that the
European steamer yesterday brought large
quantity Of improved arms for the Federal
Government. and each succeeding steamer
will bring more He expresses the utmost
confidence OF the final success of the Federal
arms, and reconstruction of the Union on
the original basis.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-16
CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI May Is.
Flour unchanged and dull. the demand
quite limited; superfne at si50@i go and
extra Si.65@Is5.
No change in Wheat or Corn.
RYE advanced 90 SIC.
WHISKY l2isc and in fair demand
Nothing done in provisions since our last
reDort--there is no demand-prices nominal.
GRocKRiKs unchanged and in fair demand
with lul, prices.
The Money Market continues quiet, but
little hrst-class paper offering. Exchange
very hrm for kentuuky paper AT y premium
but dull AT PC premium for Ohio AMI lndi-
anu currency. Kentucky currency i han
died with less confidence
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-16

- The Louisville Courier. the Charles
ton Mercury and all that kind Of papers. diff
fer from the Missouri Republican, only in this.
that they take bold and open stand against
the Union aud in favor Of the Southern Con
feder2cy. while the Republicans cowardly
seeks every opportunity 70 stab the Union.
and to denounce Union men. while profess
ing friendship for both. IL defends Ciaib.
jackson. and he in his message takes an oren
<nd bold stand in favor Of secession 4 Gerry
reliable paper i the Missouri Republican.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-16

New York, May l5.-Capts Engle and
McKinstry went 10 Europe in the Adri
attic. TO purchase steam gun boats for coast
guard.
The Worlds Washington dispatch reports
al telegraphic communication south of Wash
ington suspended. the secessonists having re
moved all the wires. \ new company has
been organized, embracing all The Southern
lines
The Cabine, held meeting to day.
Trains on the old schedule viii be re
sumed on THURSDAY, between Washington
and the North.
The European news is highly satisfactory
to the Coz ernment.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-16

osr DotLsK: Iii l. TOO much. exclains the yerscn
desiring cheap articles for the restoration O. hair
We have. however IN our experience found that A..
tcles which command seemingly escsbisai prices.
are In the end cheapest 70 the purchaser Precious
articles are always pat up In snail package snJ
eficscious medicines not considered dear Al any
price. One dollar being the price o.Protessor Nood
Heir Restorative, f the smallest Sire trial hostie
Is Sufficient gusrsries thai tbe trial hostile coBtans
precious Ingredients. IN proof q which i:s ale
las increased hundred fold within the fsas, year
cAruoS.-Beware a. worthless limitations. az sew
era; already In the marke;. called ~ dinerent
names Use bone unless the words PROT wood's
Hair Restorative. DspOs. 81 Lcuis. No. Anc NV
York blown in the hottie. Sold by ali Drus
gisis and Patent Medicine Dealers. Also by 10 Pan
cy aud Toilet goods desers in he Unlsea States
canadas. mayl51ulm
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-16

sr. JoHxs. v r.. Nav 1.-The steamer
Parana. from Galway The 9Th. has arrived -
She brings no news
Lord John Russell made an important
statement on American Affairs a. 10 the Fed
ersl Government committing an infringement
Of international Ian by collecting duties from
foreign vessels before breaking the bulk
The lsv officers Of tho crown said 40 much
depended upon circumstances. that no instruc-
tons have been sent to cruisers. The Gov
eminent believed such coliec,ion impractica.
he. AMI that blockade could only be recog-
nired when effective Regarding letters Of
msrque. the Government thinks the Southern
Couieieracy mus, be recognized a. belliger
ents
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-16

The following dispatches. Of Tuesday night.
we're received too late for insertion in yes
tersay mornings issue
BALTIMORE. Nav l5.-Cen. Butler made a
formal demand on TIE authorities for the de
livery Of lot 81 army stores IN the warehouse
Of John ;. Citing Marshal Kane refused
To deliver them without an order from the
Mayor. An order vas procured. and the
arms were tskon ont. amounting To fifteen
draw loads They we're taken 10 the Fort
Ross Winans was arrested az the Relay
House in the cars rom Frederick. Gov.
Hicks va aboard. and endeavored 10 have
him released on security. which was refused.
" mans is now snder guard al the Relay
House.
Last night the Maryland Gusri stripped the
ArmOrv Of six hundred Minnie muskets and
sccreted them.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-16

BALTIMORE 4 oHio K X The following
dispatch from L II. Cole. Gen Ticket Agent
o. the Baltimore Ohio r. r.. has been han
ded Us BY Mr.. Charles Wood Of the Terre
Hause 4 Richmend r. r.
BAIrxosK L 0aIo X. R. CAsDxS STA
ROY. May l5--Ctss. Wood: Road open TO
Baltimore. Washington. Philadelphia and
New York. Trains running regularly.
L. N. COLE.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-16

WARRINGTON. May III c. Vaughn has
been appointed military store keeper a. Fort
Leayenworth and other changes OF civil CD
GERS have been made both at that fort and
Fort Riley.
In consequence of pressing public Affairs
and no personal applications for appointments
will be entertained.
Adjut.nt General Thomas says out Of the
whole number Of troops. he has administer
cd the oath Of allegiance to. only shout thir
~ had refused. and in no case did . refusal
originate in dsioaalty. but from family or
business ties
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-16
From virginia.

WHKrIiSe. Nav H. special dispatch To
the New York Heard save: Major 0iies
left this morning for wellsburg to Inspect
the military and distribute t. u arn6 30
companies formed there.
The citizens of Wellsburg arc under $50.
900 bonds to the government for thd aafe~
u of the arms nov there, including no
rifles and 20, 900 rounds of cartridges
WHEELING, MAY l5.--Nothing Of spoclhl
Importance occurred in Convention : this
morning.
Regular business was Carlisle's motion
of last night. 10 reoommit the report of the
Committee on Federal Relations. !.
Mr.. Wiley. of Monongshela, finished his
speech. opposing the motion, aud advocating
the adoption of The report of tie Committee
He was followed bv Mr.. Paulsley, of Mason,
Hho also opposed Mr. Carlisies proposition
at this time.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-16
Night Dispatches.

The Wheeling Conven.
tiOn--A PrOpOsit1om to
take Possession ~ the
state by the HcoRle..
Capture Of q Spye~Gtcm-
eral Scott Conn p1 fnncmts
ecu. Butlcr-. euu0tns
Of Gen. Washfmgtom..
Telegraph Lin1es De-
strOyed--COl. Anderson
at HarrisbuF8A.ssD. e.
Breckinridge 3 take
n Com I'M a m d ar ek Am-
dersOn-. ArX<XHl Of
= Arms ff01nf xsSlx6pe..
Fourteen more Regi-
Inenfs from New York
with the Sincws Of War
rendered and Accepted
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-16

ST Loris. NAY l5-After examining rs
~ witnesses. the Coroner'- jury returned
the following verdict IN the Camp Jackson
case That the deceasei came 20 their
death from Gun shot wounds inflicted by mus
ket balls discharged by certain United States
volunteers under sommsnd If Gen. y LYON.
and Co.'s r Y Blair. II Bocrnstein and
others"
An examination 90 witnesses relative 10 the
Walnut street tragedy on SATURDAY evening
VAS not furnished.
The applications fsr writ % ksbeas Ger
pns in the case OF Capt Mcdonald on Mon.
dsy. vas not granted by Jukge Treat. N
consequence Of the PETITION being signel by
Justice Of tbe Pesce. and could not there
fore be recognized by The United State
Coart
Yesterday United States Commissioner
Hickman. visited the srfcnsl q certify a
NcDonsld's affiavis. AMI ~ss informed by
General LION that Captain Mcdonald -al
. prisoner q vsr and moreover IS. not n
Missouri
The afidsvii Of the prisoners brother ua'
thsn rroperiv af.este1 and AYR; issued re
,Ssuahls AZ IN o'clock ihis morning
Gen. Harvey deaiss thai any insubordins
ton has taken place smong the United Stats
volunteers but On the contrary be ssvs tbes
have submitted wiih alAcrity and chcc-fus
ne.s 70 the discipline - the service
The public schools q this city I'll 10 eos
FL on Friday next n consequence Of the &C
ofthe Legislature prohibiting the distribution
81 the school money
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-16

IL General Haneys proclamation and
subsequent circular to the people of Missouri
has received the most unreservei endorse
ment Of all the good and loyal men Of the
nation. tie has placed himself in his true
position, and nov stands in the full conf
deaee Of the public. lie saws truly. that the
Military bill. passed. BY the Missouri Legs.
laturc. j. an act Of secession in disguise. and
very plainly declares his inteution, and that
Of the Government. % maintain the suprem-
aey Of the Federal authority over Missouri
al everv hazard. In conclusion he saws.
with dis;inciness that will cause great credit
10 be gwen him for candor:
The supreme law OF the land must aud
shall be maintained and no sabferfn9ss
rhaferer. hrisfAer "a forms Of Legislative acts
or ofserriss. can be permitted 10 harrass or
Cypress the good. law abiding people of Mis-
sour.
Il shall exert INV authority 10 protect their
persons and property from violations Of every
kind. and | shall deem il NV duty 20 suppress
al unlawful combinations Of men. rhefhsr
formed under military organization o., 9th
srtrise
That il square up TO the mark. and the PEG
pie Of Missouri know Harvey
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-16

BsLrTxoRk. Nav li-Gen. Butler IL here
with fourteen hundred troops. he has issued
a proclamation asserting military. power IN
Baltimore. tie proposes friendly concert
with the authorities % preserve order. lie
demands the delivery Of All arms and mum
tons Of var. cxcept those possessed by the
regular military. and claim. the right 20 -
tsblish posts here lie propose 20 encour
age trade and cultis ats1 Friendship. he ssiz.
81 kvs thousand stand If arms today. and
sent them 10 Fost McIIenry. All !. quiet
here
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-16
New-York stock Market.

INV YoKK. May Is.
SrocKs-Michigan Southern Railroad l2ts
Michigan Central IS: Harlem (preferred)
aga: Harlem II 81; New York Central 81
Erie -: Mo. sixes S7s.: Tenn. sizes Ga
North Carolina skies -. California scvens
IL Virginia skies AL. Treasury twelves
lhI4: Treasury eleyens 1901 United
States skies Of 81 registered -.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-16

~ There mus, be singular state of
good feeling existing between the Secession
lists Of Louisiana and the Enion men who
composed Camp Jackson Large quantities
Of muskets. cannon. mortars. bomb shsll.
and other such like TOYS had been sent from
the former 70 the latter. What generous
Seccssionists-whai fortunate Union men.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-16

~ The Missouri Republican. in orle. 70
prove is reliability a. t'aioa paper. has dis
charged several Of it, employees. within a fe~
DAYS. for expressing Unioa sentiments. What
. reliable Uaioa paper il must be