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100 three years Men wanted

For the U. S. Army Immediately.
Recruiting ONCE open mt Bnriin gton'
Every man enlisting from this vicinity, will be
placed in one Battalion. Every soldier viii De
nut in uniform, a new and elegant blue oiack
cloth suit at once, at Burlington, VI. Pay com
mepces the day of enlistment, and will be SIS
per month, ard all the
EXTRA PAY AND BOUNTY LAND
Granted by Congress to the volunteers viii De
granted to these Regulars. Good clothing and
food. an quarters and medical attendance, are
ALI free o. ;iarse. A soldier is not at one cent
Of EXPENSE O himfelf after enlistment Any
prudent man "A cave, besides ample spending
money,
5000 ASDA FINE FARM
OF I6O ACRES OF BOUNTY LAND at the END
of three years service. mart young men VIII
be promoted 70 Corporals and Sergants, and may
ultimately rise to be Commissioned Officers As the
law provides that one third Of all the Commi-
stoned 0fhcers shall be promoted from the ranks
and we have now TO appoint over 100 Sergesnts
and Corporsls. -Four SECOND LIEurESAsTs have
already been taken from the ranks in this hegl-
ment-
EY-Eyery old soldier knows that the Regular
soldiers fare better than the Volunteers Ihey
have thoroughly drilled officers, plenty Of good
clothes and food and are never sent into battle
until thoroughly drilled anil Ct for service. All
nv men will be taken 10 Fort Hamilton, at Ne"
York City, and there drilled for three or Eur
month";, before going to Washington.
JOHN ". JONES, United States army.
18th Regiment Recruiting Oficer
dawtf
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RETURN TICKETS, LoSDoS AND BACK.
FIRST Glass. si6o
THIRD CLASS, S66.
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Tle weather is frightiul. We had a thick
snow storm last night. and the wind has
been blowing a gale from the North-East.-
There are no signs Of any improvement, this
evening
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gAlE Is giE;l
[IlEAIzsliSHES
NEM nISrONERN.

rs1HE As,srides OF Pin Worms. the -s-.7.. .-
2 which has ever hatfai the skin at iHe
eminent physicians and universally crr7i.e-- -
them rs revcud the reach nc re.ici-e are cr -.,-
expelled from the human system by tir r.s
DR.. &c. CouId'- Pin Worm Syrrr
Cure WGrrGgfsd n er0G oese.
FeIf 0fari,f % trrv'gfotu trr-.
This syrup Is purely a vegetable rr-fsrf.
and harmless with the youngest child
SYsrr0 vs.-Iuteu=s itching biting 1uI -.-.-.
iu the lower part of he rcctum and about fla --.
often mistaken for The piles.) diss--eeat's GOOSE
ti.n i1 ihe eri gastric region rr lower port ne Pm.
bowels. re.tlessues-. vaksfui1cs.. sagt.--
--relmiur in the slesr li1tr-. aai o. rr's
4ucuuy sVasm- ~ frs.
Ctrrov.-Tbc genuine h1e the pane. . ...
q. 0oulIs Fin Worm syrup blown 90 ea-.
t1s r- portrait alI fac smile 0t b
in che wr-r7sr.
UIEEEI g MOORE. F--"..-
tIi-t. GEO. g. GOODWIN 6 CO..
and L. Mar--sii &C.. Boston. 1'H.
General Ac-0fs f.- NlT t--
STA Boz G4riirsio7 ty &. -TL tEarI ..
E'bi 2 'o.
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WASHINGTON, June 10

1t is believed that a correspondence Is now
progressing relative to a general exchange OF
prisoners.
Secretary Seward has returned.
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HARD TIMES CHFFEE.

rI,HE trying times and tn" high price ~ Que
has demanded that good substitute ea'A'
b, found for pure coffee, aud tie manufacturer ''
the Hard Tim Coffee has succeeded il IN iaVen
tion Of an article which meets the requirements
The times, and which the Mass State Assayer,
DR.. Hayes, pronounces free from any deieieri,
Gus substance. 1t is sold at very 10" Prce, and
is, in fact, about equal to pure Cohee'
Manufactured by II. ID NE"HALh' Man
facturer Of Coffee, Spices and Cream Tartar 30
south Market ST., BostOn.-TRf lou
can get pound Of any Grocer IN oui1ns''"
Certificate of DIR. Hayes
"HARo TINES CoFTEE.'-This suost''u's 'y'
the more expensive kinds of coffee has been anal-
wed chemically and microseopicaliy' an
be rec from any deleterious sab ';a1ce- ~ az
Corresponds in composition with tho m'nniie'ui
er's statement. Respectfully,
"A. HAYES, NJ. D.. ststs assay e.
Is Bovlston st., Boston, Feb. 2i, l'o--
w39u3
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Fort WARREN, Iowa, June l..
The workshops of the Iowa State prison
were destroyed by fire this evening. Loss
estimated at from $4,000 to $4,000.
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Gen. lIaIleck has occupied Holly Spring.


NV YORK, June IL
Adviccs by the Connecticut state that
the rebel force ut Mobile Is largely in
creased, by twelve thousand men Of Bsaure
CARDS army, and Bsauresard is believed to
be there himself
Fort Morgan has been strengthened. The
towns on the west coast are re-occupied by
rebel troops, in larger numbers than before.
Our troops are erecting Notifications nea
Pensacola to protect it against the rebels.
One Of our boats crews has been captured
at St. Marks
" hen passing Charleston the Connecticut
noticed fags on Fort Sumter and other for;i-
fcations at half mast, indicating the death
of some important military personage.
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NEW YORK June 20.


Propeller Osprey, from Providence, collid-
ed with ferry boat in East River this morn
ing, sinking the former. Captain and crew
saved
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DAhIlE> Yur. livery hce-Hccl
chasing the \ - er should use hi.
!. /. y. !. !. !. +. 4. s. !. !: !. !. J.
that : eacL-je- HIYV Use kidters u
pending upon the III u, misatiou Pipe.
price and quality - rice zoe
o. luuber, the
style cf painting hiddeI Bee -rsi-El.r.
etc. price -
Books and Fix Bee Catcher aud Reru-
lures for other lator, also tie Honey
Hives so wholesale Knife. prioo ST.
prices. If desired. kidler Bee Book, price 50
The best that ever has been invented. will
challenge the world TO produce better one. have
maisrecent and valuable improvements an (which
have been added to the Compound Hive. making
il superior TO any other Hive ucw in use. The
four great troubles in Bee keeping. viz; The Bees
fying 10 the woods in swarning time. Bsvs-es Of
the Moth miller; Robbery Of Bees, either at home
or abroad, The great loss Of Bees during winter
all OF these troubles are easily overcome By the
use Of the Compound HIVE.
Persons using my Compound Hive complete. 7
will ensure their Bees from any Of the above-named
low the directions which now come With each
Hive.
On rsceipt Of the name and 7 o. address I viii
forward a circular fse, giving all the particulars
K. ?. KIDDER,
BuIlingtca- VI
May 7Jh 1862. vi6vt
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ALSO, THE STOCK OF MILLINERY
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

LONDON INHIBITION.
RETURN TICKETS, LONDON AND BACK.
FIRST Glass. si6O
STEAM wEEKLT BE.
-sr&SA TWEEN Ne" YORK AND
-s,EsLl - LIvEI POOL landing and
SzA-- - rIubsrkinR passengers al
QUEENSTOWN, (Ireland) The Liverpool. New
York and Philadelphia Steam. b Company intend
ie-ratehiz- their full pa re Ciyte-buii; steam
ships a. follows
ETNA-Ssturiay. June =
Gl.ssow-Saturiay. July 5th.
City Of Baltimore--Saturtay July y.
All every Saturday. At Noon from fier A. North
River.
FATFs OF Passage
FIRST CABIN, $500 srEEHAGE, sso'oO
do % London. 5000 Do to London - 'oO
Stesraso Return Tickets, good for months sepioo
Passengers forwarded 20 Paris, havre, ham
burg. Bremen. Rotterdam, Antwerp &c, az re-
duced through farce.
- Fersous wishing TO bring out their ireuda
-.n buv tickets here at the folloE!ng retes to : eV
York From Liverpool or Queenstown FIRST
Cabin. So, SIS and sos. s'eersge from Liver
pool $40 90. From Queenstown 5000.
These Steamers have supei or accommodations
for passengers. and larry e.Ps fenced surgeons--
Thew are built in y ater-tisht ron sections, soc
have Patent Fire Al nihilators IN board.
For further Information apply at the Company >
JOHN q. DALE. Agent. IS Broadway, y. Y,
H.N. DRURY, Agent, Burlington
March &. d'"i'
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To Business Men.
Rare Chance to pnke n Prahtnbie
inVestment.

yIyHE SUBSCRIBER, owing 10 IN health and
u consequent inability TO attend to business,
offers his whole property in the Village Of Bur
ington, Vt. for sale, consisting OF
ONE BRICK ELLING-lIoUs6, IN
good repair, with Barn ard Garden attached
ALSO, THE STOCK OF GOODS IN
CHINA HALL, comprising large and
weIl-selected assortment Of Crockery, China,
GLASSWARE, Psper-Hanginss, &c, &c. This
Store wa established in lo47, and is the larg-
e.; House this side OF Troy, and commands an
extensive AID profitable tfade-vlo'e'a's and
roai.
ALSO, THE STOCK OF MILLINERY
GOODS, in the Store Nc. ll9 Church 81.
The above property is very desirable, and will
be SOLD CHEAP-T0us Easy.
For further particulars inquire q the subscriber
at China Hull, $50 church street.
$ s BROWN.
Darlington, Vt, May 81, 1861.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-06-27

NNNA-f-AAf - AA4iA -
Our army has returned from Bonneville
and now occupies q more northern position.
Gen. Beauregari's army ct last accounts
was at Okalona, 50 900 strong.
Twenty thousand men are under Gen
Kirby Smith at Chattanooga. fifteen thous-
and men under Gen. Price are at Fulton
and Gen. NauDorn with small force OF
cavalry is at Granada.
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IIavss.
HORSE POWER AND THHEShiN"
MACHINES.

n p,vrS 4 co have established
w L,,,,b - their Brs.ber Falls Insuufsc-
-, p,a,,-L,-,n Here We shall keep on haui
80. Ill tnovn Horse Powers, Thresbers and
our ven -" 49,. 49,, ,r5 tbree horses The Yer
,o, a.. cell ,c1asintsd with these
.L;,c. for tbev have been in operation among
M, f,r IS ve,rs. and never with 30 good repu
tation as now Il Is safe to airm t'at 'n's T. 'e
the limited t,tes for 81 many years that has not
III ~ ,i,b tbs improvements tba. cur long
$500. r., The by.ine.s he- suggested, ve take
sIi,y,,c i, --urirs the farmers 1T Vermont that
,, - 49,. al otler. the machine they need. We
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KInDER'S PATENT COMPOUND

Every Bee keep
or should use Ril
.icrs Patent Nov
ale Cor p Bee
hives. both the
Comp 1urd aui
Glass. az s1ou q
use kidtcrs Fu
misatiou Pipe
rice Csc
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Leave Burlington at 80 AM, Q IS A. NJ, and
SO P. NJ.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Boston at 80 A. NJ VIA
Lowell, Lawrence or FitehbuIg. Leaves Spring
field. atT25 A. NJ, Bellows Falls II % P.Mp
connecting at WhiteRi Junction with Northern
railroad from Boston. and with Passumpsic Rail
road for and from st. Johnsbury and Littletoni
arriving at Burlington at IS PM, and italians
At 80 p. NJ. Ogdensburgh at 50 A. NJ and
Montreal at 10 80 =. NJ.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Northheld at ~
A. M, and Burlington at % A. NJ, for Houses
Point and Montreal.
NIsHr EXPRESS TBAIN, leaves Bellows talIs AZ
9I5P. NJ, receiving passengers from vermont
Valley Railroad leaving NewY at 90 A. NJ,
and from Cheshire Railroad leaving Boston %
P. NJ, connecting at White River Junction with
train leaving Boston at 80 7. NJ, VIA
Lowell or at 90 p. NJ. via Lawrence Leaves
White River Junction at IL So z. NJ, ar
irving at Burlington at 8 20 AN, Rouse's Point
at 2UA.M., Montreal at ~ 90 AN. and ogdens-
burgh at II 40 2. NJ. connecting with Grand
Trunk Trains for Detroit, Chicago snd the West.
Sleeping Cars are attached to both the Might
Express trains running between Rouses Point al d
/ Boston.
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West for
sale at the principal stations
@. MERRILL, suPt.
| ST. Adams Vt. May Ii. 1862.
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NV YORK, June IS.
The health Of the soldiers at New Orleans
is excellent.
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.rre the srs. n June. a. shalt coumence deliv-
rriug them at that time. FIRST come, fret served.
The price of a Queen with a few uuuired work
srs nicely Tacked in little hive, delivered - the
Fxpre.s here, vii be 50 90. II three or oy-r are
sent al one me- 81 90. Ministers Of The Gospel
furnished NJ the club rates, Si-0O esch.
will warrant tae purity and safe arrival 20
their place Of destination 10 al ct~e- hy express
he expense of When vtii he trifin-. Full dirsc-
tions tor tnair culuvati,a aut iutrosurinc thcm
10 our Native Bees. wiil come .th each Queen.
All orders aud Let ers Of inquiry viii receive
prompt attention il stamp Is enclosed.
KIP. KIDDER,
Practical ATiatiaa.
Burlingt n. VI. Nay /. v5t
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VERMONT CENTRAL AND sULLI-
VAN RAILROADS.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Monday, June %, 1862.

TRAINS GOING SouIH AND East.
Leave Burlington at Is A. NJ, % A. N. and
sl5P. NJ.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Rouses Point 80 A. M,
St. Adams at 80, Burlington at Z Is A. Moon
Meeting at White River Junction with trains Tor
and from Wells River, st. Johnsbury and Little
ton, and with Northern r. r. for Boston, Lowell
Worcester, &C., and connecting at Bellows Fails
with Cheshire Railroad for Boston, and with YER
mont Valley Railroad for Springfield, New Ha-
ven and NewYork arriving in Newfork at III TO-
Pm.
Express TRAIs leaves Rouses Point at %
A. NJ, for Burlington and Northfeld. connec-
ting at Burlington with boats for whitehall, 80;
NIeHr ExPREss leaves 0gdensburgh at IL 90
NJ, Montreal at 90 P. NJ, Rouse's Point 10
PM, arriving in Boston at Az A. NJ, connect
inc at Bellows Falls with Cheshire Railroad for
Boston and Worcester, sud with Vermont Valley
Railroad for Springfield and New Hsven, and
arriving in New York at 40 T. NJ.
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EEAVING the facilities Of
II raising a large amount
Of Queens, am thus enabled to
furnish them st less than half
the usual prices On receipt
of the name and ?. o. address
l will send circular giving
the particulars in full.
Parties will do VII TO
END in their srdefz be-
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GREAT INDIAN REMEDY
FOR FEMALES

~. II xAtN pose, as It VIII BRING on the month
ssFAly sickness in cases Of obstruction
from any cause and after all other
remedies of the kind have been tried in vain This
may Incredible, but if it fail in any case the
money will be refunded.
OVER TWO THOUSAND BOTTLES
have now been cold without a single
failure when taken as directed, and without
the least injury 70 health in any ~ 1t is
put up in bottles of three different strengths, with
iull direction, for using, and sent by express,
closely sealed TO all parts Of the country.
PRICES-Full strength, $40; half strength,
SIS; quarter strength, So per bottle.
R-Remember This medicine is designed eI-
pressy for obstinate cases. which all other rene
diem of the kind have failed to cure; also that II
Is warranted represented in every respect the
price will be refunded. g Beware of limitations
None warranted unless purchased directly Of DR..
VI, or at his Office. Prepared and sold only at
DR.. Mattison's Remedial Institute for Special Dis
eases. No. IS Union Street, Providence. K. l.
p This speciality embraces ali diseases Of a
private nature both Of men and women, by a regu
isrly educated physician of twenty years Prss
&C, giving them his whole attention.
" Consultations by letter or otherwise a re
strictly confidential, and medicines will be sent
by Express, secure from observation. to all parts
Of the United States. Also, accommodations for
Ladies from abroad wishing for secure and qIiet
Retreat, and good care until restored to health.
Caution.-It has been estimated that over
two hundred thousand dollars are paid to swim
ding quacks annually, in Sew England alone,
without any benefit to those who pay it. All this
comes from trusting, trifhoia INJURY, to men who
are alike destitute of honor, character or skill,
whose only accommodation Is their own false and
extravagant assertions in praise OF themselves.
II, therefore, you would avoid beng iumbugged,
take no mans word no matter triaf ms prdsH-
sious are, but MAKE INQUIRY: it will cost
you nothing, and may save you many regrets;
for, advertising physicians, in nine cases out
of ten. are bogus, there is no safety in trusting
any of them, unless you know rho and uhai they
are.
TDr. VI. will send free, by enclosing one
stamp as above, pamphlet on DISEASES OF Wo-
MAN, and on TriUafs diseases generally, giving
full information, with the most undoubted refer
ences and testimonials without which, no adver-
Using physicion or medicine of this kind is de
serving any confidence, uhatsrG.
V Orders by nail promptly attended
Write your address plainly, and direct to DR
N II n.o1
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LIST or CoiuH-.

{ SAVING OF so PES CFfI.
Titse DYES are mixed 10 the l.rl '- "--s
concentrated, are thoroughly testei, anu i-- p
in neat packages. For twenty-five cents ID 81
color as many goods as would otherwise -' I'-
times that sun. TIE process Is simple, ait --i
enc can use the Dyes with perfect success ''-
tious inside.
Manufactursi ny HOWE & STEVENS. -
Broadway. Boston.
Whole.aie Agents 10 Boston, WEEKS Is Pol
TER. GEl. c. GOODWIN & co.. tHA--
Pooh go.
- For sale o. Druggists generally in --s
city and town "''--
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LIAM HONEY BEES,
CHEAPER THAN EVER

Du-,i from, n, Api1ry If VI. s. b. Par-,'', t's
Original Importer IF 'ls hahe- spseies
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e,oO RoUNTYIN GOLD

"a ILL be paid ct the end Of enlistment TO
EVERY UNITED STATES SOLDIER
ExLIsTIss WIN
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LKrrKR az aoy. ANnREws.

LETTER OF Gov. ANDREWS.
The following Is shs coFeEtly insulting
reply Of Gov. Andrews to the call Of
Secretary Stanton:
A call, sudden and unexpected, finds
me without masariaIa for an intelligent
reply. Our young msn are all pre- ocau-
pied With ether views. Still If . real call
Is made for three regiments, believe Ne
can furnish them in forty days. The
arms and equipments would need 70 he
furnished hare. Our people have never
marched without them. They 20 into
camp while forming into regiments, and
are drilled and praetiosd with arms and
march as soldiers. To attempt :he 9th
er course, would be to dampsB snthaai-
aszn and make these men feel that they
are not soldiers, bat . mob. Again. if
our people feel that they are going into
the South 10 help fight rsbels who will
Kill and destroy them By all means known
to sayages, as well a. civilized men, who
Will deceive them By fraudulent asgs Of
truce, and lying pretenaes, as they did
the Massachusetts boys at williamsburg,
and will asa their negro slaves against
them, both as lsborers and aghsing men,
while they themselves must never FIRE al
the enemy's magazines, think they will
feel the draft heavy On their patriotism !;
but If the President viii sustain General
Hunter, recognize all men, eFan black
men, as Legally capable of that loyalty
the blacks are waiting to manifest, and
let them light With God aad human No
suHa on their side, tue roads will swarm,
IL need be, With nuititades wham New
England would pour out TO obey Jour call.
Always ready to do my utmost, Llremaia,
most faithfully .a @sl1. - s5ris
80. ...-s Your obediens servans, !er
ADS [Signsdl s.s, JNo. a. AEDRxv. s.
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THE ARMENG OF sLAvEs---s0aEE OF
CAN HEsTER's FREE NEaR0Es
KILLED E0R REFU&IAG FREEu0M
AND ESOEAv0RENG TO RETURN TO
THEIR OLE MAMTEAk. .E--L -. ~

All attempts 30 pass resolutions OF In-
quiry through the House or Senate, as
to whether The Government Ia arning or
proposes to arm the slaves Of the South,
are voted down by the majority. They
evidently want 10 keep the people in the
dark on the subjeet, until their plans are
cOnsumated.
In the House of Representative on
Wednesday last, Mr.. Wickiiffe, OF Ken
lucky, made an important disclosure in
reference to the slaves at Port Royal
He said
81 offered resolution this morning,
which, however, was ruled out of order,
for the purpose OF ascertaining certain
facts and those are in reference 20 the
expenditure of public monsy, approprfa-
ted by Congress for the supply u cloth
ing, food, &C., for the army Of the United
States, now being used 10 violation of
Law FOR the support Of fugitives and run
away slaves In this district and other pla-
ees. 80
ssSiE, eanpot speak in this respect
from what have seen, but only from
what have seen in the prints, 20 a Ger
| tain extent. wanted to be officially in
| formed whether it was so or not. | had
written TO the War Department before
offered the resoiusion 70 the House, bal
| | received no answer. / wanted certain
facts Of which am satisfied to be dis
closed, because have it very directly
from Port Royal that many Of the slaves
who have been taken there desire to re-
turn to their masters, bat they are pro-
hibited by the military authorities gov
erning that department. Nay, more, sir
| have the assurance that, when some o.
them attempted TO leave the camp fol
the purpose Of thus returning, they havt
been shot BY the sentineis under the 0rael
of superiors, and that eight Of them havt
been killed. | wanted to show that thl
people of this country who are taxed, AMI
taxed fully, largely, and who will pay th
tar, are willing to pay for the support 0
the Army and Navy to put down this re
bellion. wanted to show that, upoi
the Mississippi River, the fugitive slave
are clothed in army clothing-red trows
ers and waist coats and are armed an
equipped to turn their arms against whit
! men. am certain that, although thi
might meet the appreciation Of q MAORI
|, ty Of this House, the honest people Of th
United States, who desire this rebellioI
put down as speedily as possible, and th
Union restored, can not sanction, ratif
or confirm such On application of the pub
: lie money. | have nothing more t
say."
From this it appears that the slave
whom General Hunter has freed merel
, change masters. They axe now eompelI
ed to work for the federal Government
. and, when they attempt to leave ou
camps to get back to the light tasks q
, their old masters, they are shot down.
What a precious blessing ''iibeEty" prom
Uses to be 10 the African
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r,rmfw,n -. ArxwNrreN. Z

81 Mn. R.cHaRDsosss srggeH.--We call
particular attention u she able speech Of
Mr. RIcaARDsoS, which viii be found in
ts2asyss paper. Mr.. RscHAsssOs Is a
sonud Union man and speaks to the
.s... .. ....z~t g.. .a. r- 50
point. ..-g5 -=t @ .s
We do not, like some Of our contempt.
vaxiss, ask Democrats alone to read it
but we ask everybody to read It; for i
contains sound doctrine, suSh-as every
tusfriend of the Union viii he&rtiiy en-
dorse.