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Capt. Bogss who fought the Varuna SO gal
lantly in the approach to New Orleans has been
assigned to the command OF the Juniata, COM
paratiyely new vessel OF war, carrying II guns,
now lying ut Philadelphia.
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rpsc>>i0sp> and sIXpfrl
cssCH "A las HssXnIsN,

DUBIISHED FOR THE BENEFIT aud vaaI: M
| eaUtIou to young men who suffer from Nervous Il
ty, Premature Decay, &C.. sUppIyngat the same uG'h
means Of Seif-;'u e. BY ore ho ha. cured hMs'IrH
being put to great eXpensa through medical lul'''.
and quackesy BY enclosing postpaid addressed 90
pc, slNGLr COPIES moy b., had of he author a!h"E
Ell MAYFAIR, Esd. Bedford, Kings Co y: y:
marchlSiir
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-15

Lieut. " B. Reynolds has been promoted to
the Captaiucy of Co. |, 9th Vermont Regiment,
in place OF Wesley lIazleton resigned.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-15

Lieut.. IL. e. Woudrow, OF the l7th U. s.
Infantry mas opened u recruiting Office for that
Regiment ON College Street, Burlington.
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Notice.,

This is to certify that have this day given NY ".
I John Z. Sterling, his time during the remailti Il
his minority and shall claim of his earnings, nNl
any debts of his contracting, after this date
Il. VI. WELLS, Witness. DUDLEY sTERLMb'
south Barre March IL. 49, f5;5r
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Ladies Ss@no,it8ry l3: isG.
THE VOLUME NX!l.

TIE WOLF NJ NNil'
1t IS the design # this Magazine to produce an s'"
and pure literature, such as will cultivate the t''
fine the rAanuers, and ennobic all he aims o. i.'' ~
erary WITHOUT being pCdantic, religious IN 's ION, %
character without biecry, it will make l''e" aL-
wherever it is known. No Magazine IN the "'""'
better adapted to the Family Gree. Diritg Ie ..
coming volume il viii continue to main .aip its cafI
as " THE QUEEN OF THE MUNIHIlkS'" A.u ''
number will contain two ori slna stee! rnsraV Al'
III Repository has large list OF Original colV' s
which comprise many Of the htst writer's u u VI" T.
and poetry in the c0unrS. ,.,,., NJ.
The volume begins with January and BACK Aul0'''
b. supplied al any time.
TERMS:
Two Dollars Year, Invariably in advance ra
Al ministers of the N. +. Church are ageh's''D'
receive subscriptions and pay ments. 80, +, ,ai
Subscribers may have their volumes h9una y :, a
plain for 30 cents per vol. : 10 cents gi'l tuEe
''''' "''' JAMES P. MAGE, AeenN
march27w6 "No'h"''' - -
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Gen. Burnside has five hundred able bodied
contiabands detailed for service in Tire various
Departments at Newborn. lie does no hesitate
at all in using them il the service otthe United
States. Gen. Hunter and Gen VI col are doing
the same thing, and it IS a noticeable fact that
no instance has vet been mentioned where
the negroes, who have lost their mas ters and
come within the Union lines, have ever been
of the least service 10 the rebels. They are
the irmest Union men that have ye5 been found
South, and we regret THAI Gen. Iaeck has
such AZ aversion TO using them, or allowing
them within his lines.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-15

JEFF Davis, in his recent proclamation APP
pointing last, says" recent disaster has spread
gloom over the land, and sorrow sits at the
"Reminiscences OF our counirymen.' JEFF Davis
evidently appreciates his - situation
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Peoples &cademH
NOrrisyilIr, VI

fpHE SUMMER TERM Of this lns'''''
} Thursday, May 22d.
n. aicKlLLoP, A. b., Principal. ,v,,al Nust
Prof. 4. n. WHITNEY, Instrument al "'S school nN
With such other Teachers the wants urc known q a.
demand Ptof Whitney has been TOO Vrasacber to tf
accomplished Musician, and successin, ,urpd from tt
any commendation. He has lately tnerG,ct himself
gland and Italy, where he has been " ~ Harmony IA
his art. He has gwen much attention. W teach Mn'
Musical Composition, and Is ptp're'
all Its departments. o,rurxT. Dan conn
d W. PUTNAM, 9ls
Morrisville, May 81, 1859.
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Gen. Ii. II. Baxter of Rutland IS the only
Ferln0nter named among the corporators in the
Pacific railroad bill, which has just passed the
House.
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DIR CHEESEMAN'S PILLS

was the cnmmencement of new era in the tr4,,n..,
those irreEuiaritleS and distractions winch have "a,
slgned so many 70 r premature grave. No f4mae n
enjoy good health unless She is = gular and vbqr,y.
obstruction takes place The genera; health begins A.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES
dur. slslAE9E Ms p,F,x

The combination of ingredients in these Pills AZ.
result Ut d long and extensive practice Thev W.
in their operation, ard cartain in ,ctin. oil @ '
itiea PAINFUL MenatruatIoss, removing ali ohsrnc
whether f ON cold or Otherwise hcadach4 nqi ' ~
side papitation Of the heart whites. all nerg"n, %
tons Mysteries, fatigue pain in the back anlmt,
dlsturOcd sleep, winch arise from intcrruntinn NJ
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-15

Below we publish a private letter. hastily
written in the intervals of pressing duties by
Rev. e. P. Stone, Chaplain of the Vermont
Sixth, to his friends here
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DR., GIFFORD'S HOMEOPATHIC CURATIvEs


No.
l-curcs Fever and Inflammation, Heat Pain
Restessness.
| 2-cures Worm Fever, Worm Collie, Voracious
Appetite.
3-cures Collie, Teething Crying, Wakcfulness.
4-Cures DiaThea of children or adults, Chole-
IA Intantum, and Summer Complaints.
5-Cures Dysentery, Gripings, Bilious Collie.
6-cures Cholera Morbus and Cholera.
cures Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness Bron-
chitis, Sore Throat
S-CureS Nervous Affections, Irritabilitv, Sleep
IeSsness, ToUthachc, Face ache, Neuralgia.
9-cures Nervous, Bilious and Sick Headache,
Dizziness, and rush Of blood to the Head.
IlO-cures Dyspepsia, heartburn, Acdity, Weak
Stomach, Distress after eating, Constipa-
ton, &C.,
l1-cures Suppressed Menscs, scanty or De-
laying.
l2-cures LeucorrhUa, or Whites, Bearing
Down, too Profuse MenSes.
l3-cures Group, Hoarse Cough Oppressed
Breathing
l4-cures salt Rheum, Custy Eruptions, Scald
Head, Dandruf BARRIERS Itch.
l5-cures rheumatism, Pain, Lameness or sore
ness in the Chest, Back, Side or Limbs.
l6-curcs Fever ana Aguc, Dumb Aguc, &c.
l7-Cures Piles, internal or external Blind or
Bleeding.
lS-cmes Opthalmy, Weak or inhamed Eyes or
EyeIids, Failing or Weak Sight, Scrofu-
lOus Sore Eyes.
l9-cures CataTh, Acute or Chronic, Dry or
Flowing, Cold in the head, Influenza.
2O-Cucs Whoopmg cough or SpaSmodic cough
2l-cures Asthma, Wheeling, labored breathing.
22-cures Ear Diseases, Noise in the Head, Ear
Ache.
23-cures ScrOfua Enlarged Glands and Ton
sis, Old Ulcers.
24-cures Debility, Physical or Nervous Weak
ness.
25-curcs Dropsy, Fluid Accommodations, Tumd
Swelling
26-cures Vertigo, Nausea, Vomiting, Sea-
sickness.
27-cures Urinary Diseases, Gravel Painful
Urination,
2S-cures Seminal Emissions, Involuntary Dis
charges, and consequent Prostitution and
Debility.
29-cures Sore Mouth, Cankcred Mouth, &c.
3O-CureS Urinary luCOntnCuCc, Wcttine the
bed, too Frequent, Painful, or Scalding
UrinatiOn.
3l-cures Painful Menscs, Prcssurcs and Irrita-
ton.
32-cures Heart Disease, Palpitation, Irregular
ities, Flnshes of heat Suhcriugs att
Change OF Life.
33-curcs Commissions, Spasms, Cramps of all
kinds.
34-cures Billiousness, aswant of Appetite, low |
ness Of Spirits, Jaundicc and LIVER Com
plants.
}5-cures Bos, Carbmclcs & sores of the kind. |
j6-cures Acute Erupuons, as Scarlet Fever, |
}1-cmes Chronic Coughs, Dry or Moist Cough |
jo-cWes Smttcs, or catmllr in the head OF
Infants
}9-cues Constitutional disposition to Attacks
Of Headache.
i0-Cures Constitutional Asthma
For more particular account of the diseases |
or which these remedies may be used, see Dr. |
jittOrd'S Manual, which Will be furnished free |
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-10-10
BRICK STORE.

THE subscribers have just returned from mar
/ ket with very large and well selected as
sortmcnt of Spring and Summer Goods, inclu-
ding all the latest styles of Ladies Dress Goods,
one Of the best assortments to be found in the
county. Ladies' cloaks, Parasols, Hosiery
Gloves, Ladies', Misses, and childrcn's skirts
and in short anything and everything that
lady wants for complete and fashionable outfit
We have also "A very large assortment of Ready
Made clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods,
Hats and caps, Boots and Shoes Of all kinds,
for Gents, Ladies', and chldreu's wear. Ali
sorts Of Rubber Goods, Yankee Notions, Hard
ware, crOckcry and glass ware, Room Paper,
that is commonly kept in first class country
store.
Is Prices extremely low, and we shall sell as
heretofore strictly for cash orpay down.
ROWELL & NYE.
Irasburgh, May 6, 1862.
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ca 1t is reported that when the rebel
army entered Sharpsburg, on tier retreat
TO the Potomac, they were in such an ex-
hausted and starved condition, that some
OF them who were unable to procure food,
actually wept from hunger, exhaustion
and disappointment.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-10-10

ca The Pepperell Manufacturing Co
at Biddeford, Me-, have contract to
manufacture army cloth, which will keep
their entire machinery running for some
three or four months. A part of the
work is running now until nine O'Clock
in the evening.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-10-10

CO Three thousand persons, it is said,
have assembled Mount Washington during
the present season, which has been the
most prosperous the hotel proprietors
among the White Mountains have had
for some years.
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INC law rclatiug to licenses is as follows

i ~ t 5- io"'',IE ~ i'esIsVs Is d' follows
3IC, ~ -. 1n'a or u JWther c'actea Ihat from
anu aI'SI Ile HIs' ddy OF september, eighteen
f ,i gu anu SIA. lWo no person, ASSOCIATION
~ Poi9oIiS' VI eoIoIalIoi snaI ne engaged IN,
prosecute, or carry ON, either Of the trades or
1GguatloLs HI'loiGd IN Secton sINy-tour of
ti''' "C', ull'iI ny ol lHol sn"h nave ohtalhed
IICGH7o 'HVle'ol W i1e manner hereinafter pro
Ndeu'
SEC %. md be 1t FURTHER enacted, That cv-
OF corporation, desiring to obtain a license to
engage IN any Of the trades or occupations
named in the siNty-tourth section Of this act,
shall register with the assistant assessor of the
assessment district in which he shall design to
carry on such trade or occupaton-tirst. his or
lhelr name or style; and in case of an associa-
ton or partnership, the names of the several
persons constituting such association or partner
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FARM FOR SALE.

TOR SALE, A VALUABLE FARM IN SA-
LEM, containing 375 acres OF excellent
land-l50 acres improved. On said farm i n
two-story house, 26 X 40, with an ell. "a X "a :
four barns, and two sheds. The Farm is in
good condition, cutting nearly Is tons of hay
yearly, and is peculiarly adapted for sheep rails
ing, and for dairy purposes 1t is situated on
me stage road leading from Barton to Stanstead,
ID miles from the Passumpsic railroad now
being built. Price s., 800. Part of the money
can remain on mortgage, if desired. All kinds
timber pine, cedar, &c, on the farm.
For further particulars inquire of Charles
Blake, on the premises, or Of Samuel Blake, Of
Derby Centre, Vi.
August 80, 1862 2ftf
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The Child Martyr of Antioch.

deacon OF the church OF Casarea WI
called to endure the most cruel torture
in order to try his faith and force him t
deny the Lord who bought him with hi
own preciou, blood. The martyr amid:
his agonies, declared his belief that Their
is shut one God, one Mediator betwee
God and men, the man Jesus Christ. -
His body was almost torn TO pieces, th
Emperor Galeriu, himself looking on
At length, weary Of answering thei
tauniS, that he should acknowledge tn
many gods Of the heather, he told hi
tormentors to refer the question to "A lit
tie child, whose simple undcrstandin!
could decide whether it were better t
worship one God the maker Of HEAVIER
and earth, and one Savior who was abl,
to bring Us to God, or to worship the god:
many or the lords many whom the Ro
mans served.
Now it was 80 that Roman mother
had come to the scene Of the martyr,
sullriugs holding by the hand a little boy
of nine years old.
The question was asked the child, aud
to the surprise Of those who heard il, he
replied, "God Is one, and Jesus Christ
is one with the Father"
The prosecutor heard, but far from he
ing either solt,ned or convinced, vas
filed with fresh rage. 1T is a ,narc,"
he cried, "uh, base and wicked Chris
t;anl thou hast instructed that child to
answer thus" Then turning TO the boy
he said more mildly, " Tell me, child,
who taught you thus to speak ? How
did you learn this faith p
The boy looked lovingly in his moth
er's face and replied, " 1t wa, Gods grace
that taught it TO my dear mother; and
she taught me that Jesus Christ loved
i''''' '"''''' '''' ''',, 'o'' '''0 " wv nun
LOT Ms 'o'e 10 w.
Le' Us se's' y" ","' Tue 'o'e o.
o'l'''' V"' 10 ''' y0o' '''ou '"' 'ru''
Judge and at sign from him, the lie
TOTS or "i'cers VINO 9'ooa re"uy WIN
'''''' 'o"'' '',''' '''' '",'''o'' " '"' W.
'i''''f, instantly 81 'N' u '''o 10y
ia. '''' ''' ''' u u O''''' 40 'oI
nun no" "S"'u INC jug a. Tue o'oo'
" '''' = W. ''>' ''''' NV
.r,o.,I,t;u ., I.
ooo.tor o,anr.a 70, hin, and g.. -, onn
ara ro,Iiod
And oo,;r thu, .o,o.. ,ha o,aa 70 far
,,,o tha ,no,ho,
-" What can ,ba love oc Ch,;.t A. for
no., ~ ,l.,,a.L.ao A.,.
1n or, c.n, ,,on,o, n.D
ID, .,..., H.. .....,-.
,n~aa ',,aa 49,, o,''',..1 ' . NV
80 liz 80 c.n,i,o II, nan.oantor.D
M, ,,.. -. d., -,
H. ,hona,, % ,na .,4n;,,. e -. 1a,1
49,, c.. ...3 .h.. ..,.,,,...,..,,,
-, y, ,"., ''.',l.,' '',,
-. -, ,, 49,,
Crs;. Pin ..5 aN,II
=, o,har co1 hn, ana rnsn, Chr;s,
the Rsdoam.r Of ,hs world We Iov.d
49,, ;,
n
"' P00' ''''" ~" ',''''''O 0''"e'"
''' = po"''' ''''"''' anu '"'y o"S' 'n'
in""s'eu Oooy '"'o Tue mother arms
cry'HS' see wt"' The love OF your God
As the mother gently pressed him to
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-10-10

G." A Baltimore letter in the n. Y
Express states that the new iron bridge.
built by the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Company, at Harper's Ferry, was
DESTROYED bv the rebels.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-10-10
AYERS
CATHARTIC PILLS

possess SO many advantages over The other
purgatives in the market, and their superior
virtues are so universally known, thatwe need
not do more than to assure the public their
quality is maintained equal to the best it ever
has been, and that they may be depended on
TO do all that they have ever done.
Prepared by j. c. AVER, NJ. D., 6 Co.,
Lowell, Mass, and sold by
And by l.. D. WILSON, Irasburgh, Vt.
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CURE
BILIOUS HEADACHE!
CURE

! o." BY the use OF these Pills the periodic a.
| tacks of Nervous or Sick Headaehe may be pre-
vented; and if taken at the commencement OF
an attack immediate relief from pain and sick
! NOES may DO elstsi4ed.
They seldom fafI in removing the ya,l,,s and
Hcaaaele to which females are so subject.
They are gentle upon the bowcls-rcmoving
C0stireneSS.
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate FemaIe.
and all persons OF sedentayy habits, they are val
liable as LAXATIVE, improving the appetite
giving tone and vigor to the digestive organs,
andrcstoring their natural elasticity and strength
to the whole system.
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result of long
investigation and carefully conducted expert
ments having been in use many years, during
which time they have prevented and relieved
vast amount Of pain and suffering from Head
ache, whether originating in the NERVOUS svs-
TEN or dennged state Of the STOMACH.
They are entirely vegetable in their composi-
ton, and may be taken at all times with perfect
safety, without making any change of diet and
the absence of any disagreea5lo taste rendersi
easy to administer them to cHilarca.
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The HARMONIC ATTACHMENT

is the most valuable of modern improvements
by it the power of the instrument is doubled
without increasing its size or the number OF
reeds.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-10-10

Recent and frequent additions made to his
former large stock OF goods, enable him to pre-
sent to the public the RICHEST VARIETY EVER
OFFERED ~ ORLEANS COUNTY, consisting in
part Of
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-10-10

Thu largest and best assortment ever offered in
this vicinity.
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ENRY C. SPALDING,
48 CEDAR STREET, NEW YORK.
SPALDlh6'S PREPARED GLUE

is on the outside wrapper-all others s-e swind
ling couhtTteits syI
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sATURDAYM0RNING MARCH, 1862

urge the, commissioner appothted. by. The
-ConEentioqto take bold Of this ma tisr en- :,
ergeticaly, do what is TO be done, as t6e
whole weight Of the erssponsibility,, is now
upon them as tine Constitution now stands
Y Y we were called upon, 70 adopt or reject
II We must take Ibe latter Surely our
connection with slavery for years past has
been any thipgn but pleasant, and if we
Wke into consideraiioni recent develop,
ments in the slave States there is luoths,
ing Inviting, and We, have, mo- desire, 10
Ink PuE future destinies With that iqstitu-.
ton, butsQHJthe contrary I'VE have anxious,
desiIes TO cut loose, from il, and thus se-
cure fol, ourselves and posteriIy permanent
peace and prosperity, Therefore, we, say.
give US nfree State, and our word for ii you
will sec the little State of West Nirginin
increase her population two fold in two OF
three years, aud, her. capital four fold.-,
Then. we say say slst. Jus be free, We must,
we Willooe tree.1sf-asib fH-ss. D. Tyler,
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IpuBllC-No. o.1

An ACT TO authorize the President to appoint two
additional Assistant Secretaries OF War.
BE It enacted by tile Senate and House Of Repre-
sentHtivcs Of the United States OF America In Con-
greSs assembled, That the President be and he is
hereby autlIoriEel 20 appoint, by an with the AL.
Ftce aud consent UI the Srnatc two additional A.
SEtAnt SsoretarlCs OF War, whose salary shall eAcl
be three thousand dollars per Rnuu, who shall per-
Erm all such ulcE In tile Uica Ur the Secretary Of
War belonging to that Department as shall ba pres
cftbed by the Secretary Of War. may be re1nTei
by law The offices ot these additional Secretaries TO
Continue for one year.
Approved, january %, 1862 t"
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Il NUMBER 1856.

Ills qnite needless 10 eulartes s1lp upon the
great change which Mr.. Li1coin's firmness
and energy have wrought in the situation
and prospeets, Of the country. a Unhappy
as it's, when war is raging and the .ciangor
q arms resounds everywhere, aud We look
A. hourly expectation OF new battles, the
sopditiop Of our county is Infinitely more
hopeful than twas on the 4th OF March,
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FROM TYEER5oUNBT.
lTYLER Co, "a, Feb. 2stll; ls

Tyler Co., Va, Feb. 2stllii 1862
Editors LRtclligeaeet :zs4r .ess3H - rali..
About eighty per cent of the voters of
this county are Union men and are fast
friends of the new State pEojectr and we
lh6fe done. what We could 70 advance the
good cause but we see bfeakers ahead -
how shall W avoid ithem2I I'VE think the
proposition now before the people; as,mat5
iers now stand. a very. plain one; that is,
we are to have a free new State or no new
State at all, as,we are, almost conf dent that
Copgtess will not Ad nit us as q slave State.
NoWsWith pro- slavery Constitution,
let our commissioners atonce proceed to
Washington aud sasceFtai9- the yieWsja and
feelings of Gongtessi and n they win not
Edthit US pn,t ,thelnewI Gonstitdtion, then let
The Qopstituti iouat eopysutioni- be. epp-i
Fened simm ediately aud let. them insert tie.
gradual Emancipation clause, with Mr.,
Battelle's resolution or something 6i 'tllGal
kind, so fAs to ipsufe our adtnfttadceh BY.
CongrsssyJ 9Theugh We thipkoihs betteF
plan would be tOCRll the Gonyention toa
gSiher at once aud have 1A6ml TO soa amend
thS Consttt tion SIS : To snHe its passaga
through Congress and pdt iEasts tne and
muney tnJisffihg Congress. yd s!ss 5s5 y
Now sc think t6Ats6hIess something is
done i'm the above. direetio thP fEheIF
thing will be q failure, aud what is done
limiiusl be done speed1iy. Therefore We would
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[pglLic REsoLurIoN-No. 8. I.

RESOLUTION for payment Of the expenses OF tI,,
joint Committee Of Congress appointed 70 inquire
Into the conduct ofthe war. - fFHIi
Resolved by thB Senate and House OF Representa-.
tiVcs Of the United States OF America In Congrcs
assembled, That the sumOT ten thousand dollars az
- muell thereof may be necessary, 10 aud the
sate y Hereby appropriated. to pay tile expenses uf
the Uiut Copiuttce Of Congress appointed to in1uTe
int the conduct Of the present war; and that said
sum shall be drawn from tie Treasury, upon tIe or
der ofthe Secretary OF the Senate a. the sane shall
be required from time to time by the committee
having such inv.SiigniiOui In charge. ~ t
Approved. January q, 1852.
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[roHLIe REsoLr1Iov-Ne. J
[Punue-No. s.J

An ACT in relation the Istier Of sailors and n,-
10 rines In the service Of ths United States.
he Il enacted by tile Senate aud House OF Repre-
scntattTe4 Of the unitrl States OF America IN Con-
gresa assembled, That the provisions of the set OF
'uy tenty eighteen hnhdrr mud Hixt y-Ones
authorizing soldiers tn ssnd letters through the mail
3Itha United States without prepayment Of postage,
IL Hereby extended to tho aOiIoTs and marines in tIn
actual strTice Ofthe Unite States unler such Teg-
IattOns - the Post Oies Department shall prUVle
the posblEp thereon to he paid by the recepIenta.
Approved, january u, 1862. 4 -.l,. -~ = tIr.,.=
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-08

would ever, increase and eventually be-
CONS, insppPortble. The order provides,
plntil Legislation disposes ofstheln, that til o
.eoRtrabapdsI shalt work the plantations,
undsr q tgdieious system Of overnight, and
rec9mpsqses j is mnuffestly ihe. only
arnilable. thipg for them, r. .sl-,'..T :,
D We have had no leE cases of sickpess
since my4last ss5.,E-.i.. -. 80 C. ~