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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-01-24

no forward or offensive movements upon
the enemy are intended this winter
The grand army" will probably be soon
located in winter quarters. But even
yet it continues to be very knowingly
limited in high quarters that important
events are nigh at band that a big
battle" will soon be fought, &c. This
same old story" has been told SO often
that it is, ! confess, getting rather stale'
unless accompanied by very knowing
winks" and portentous shakes of the
head, and even these are losing their eff
feet with some of the most skeptical and
anxious walters for battle. In fact, /
have myself from mere observation, ac-
quired the knack Of winking and nodding
in such knowing manner as to be able
to pass myself off as exceedingly well
posted on military matters, and while the
actual extent of my knowledge upon
these subjects is not sufficient TO afford
any particular satisfaction to myself, it is,
| can assure you very gratifying to be SO
philanthropic character to he able TO
administer TO the qualification Of others
by so slight and easy a movement of a
few small muscles.
By those who propose to follow with
out deviation the policy Of the admins
tralion, the message OF president Lincoln
is declared (as is usual in such cases. to
! be most remarkabl and wonderful doc
ument. In point of ability it has never
been equaied, and will never be surpass-
ed. On the other hand there are those
Of a more radical and positive character.
| do not hesitate to say that the message
is the finest specimen of the small potatoe
quality that has ever yet been presented
TO congress. In regard to these different
opinions | have nothing to say, but send
a very large number Of the " winks" and
mods before referred to. With reference
to secretary Cameron's report, an indeti
mite number of shakes of the head
The release of Mason and Slidel ditto
receive copy of the Standard from
you frequently, for which accept my
warmest thinks. In it find communica
tious from members of the Vermont reg
iments. 1t gives mo pleasure TO read
them. Although | have not been in
Vermont for nearly five years, yet | have
not forgotten the old Green Mountain
State, nor those that | associated with in
my school boy days. There are good
many Vermonters in the First Minneso.
ia Regiment; in fact there are some in
almost every regiment in the service
, Where | find Vermonter am proud to
say L ma man VINO ala not enlist lor
the fun of the thing, but from pure and
undying patriotism that he has for his
country. lie is ready to give up his life
if need be to sustain the best government
that ever existed. While am detached
from the regiment l will do the dutie,
that are assigned to me to the best of my
ability, and shall endeavor to conduct my
self in such manner that the officers
and men of the Minnesota First, and my
relatives and friends in Northern Yer
mont, will never be able to say that !
betrayed any trust.
Yours truly,
j. II. SPENCER.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-01-24

ca Several large purchases of manu-
featured cotton in bond have been made
in Montreal recently by dealers from
New York and Boston. Wholesale pri-
ces there for many styles of goods are
much below current rates in American
markets.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-01-24

ANTI-SLAvERY CONFERENCE.-The
Ant-SIavery Convention met at West
Glover on the 18th inst, and after hear
ing the reports of committees present.
voted TO adjourn TO meet at West Albany
on the 3lst inst at 10 A. NJ.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-01-24

ca Most men work for the present, n
few for the future. The wise work for
both-for the future in the present, and
for the present in the future.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-01-24

FREDERIcK, Md, Jan. IA. 1t is re-
ported, but not authenticity, that Jack
SON threw several shells into our lines at
Hancock yesterday.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-01-24

ca The Liltleton Journal says that
the Franconia Iron Works will soon COM
mence operations under contract with
Government for the manufacture Of can.
non for she army.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-01-24

ET The king is the least independent
man in his dominions-the beggar the
most so.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-01-24

@ We sever what God has joined,
and so destroy beauty and lose hold Of
truth.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-01-24

eB" Don't cry, little boy. Did he
hit you on purpo:e?" mo, he hit me
on the head"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-01-24
To the Mothers of Orleans.

lion? There are many of these, and
nv own dear mother is one of them
She has just given the parting word to
the second beloved son--the child Of her
old age-the youngest, and perhaps the
most fenderiy beloved of all her children.
THUS two sons is our mothers uibute
laid on the altar Of our beloved country.
Many others have done as much, and
some, more. OF the 100000 soldiers in
the field, large portion are young men
lust from the hearth stone of beloved
home whose last parting kiss drew bitter
teas and sad convulsive signs that seem
ed as if they would never cease, from
that center Of every home, fond mother
Dear, dear mother, you know the worth
Of human life as none other can know
it. You know its cost, the pain, the days
and nights OF watching over helpless in
fancy, the weary patient toll, the forbear-
ing with our waywardness and passion,
o,r tbankI.ssn4ss and oft complaining.
All these you know; and your bearing
and forbearino with Us has some how.
now we are grown, planted in your heart
deeper and stronger love. till that heart
trem6lcs for our safety and yearns al any
prospect Of suffering or danger as no 9TH
ers do or can. For mother to yield
her son TO the work, and privation, and
peril Of war Is, probably, the greatest
sacrifice she is ever called to make
Death is a providence Of God. We yield
10 Him. Ihot is "A relief. And, ere long
we turn complacently to other pursuits
In protracted sickness, kind friends may
comfort and relieve. But in the army
the younr man is exposed in morals, in
bea,tb in life and nnrhans no kind
c.;.rd i ,oor 20 ,o,n to n,rso or soo,b.
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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-01-24

Throw physic to the dogs" and take
Weeks Magic Compound.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-01-24

c. Weeks Magic Compound will do
you good
The weekly sun., 1862-02-15
Prom WashInaion.

UOd 'u"'on, Fcb. s,-Further Information has
been r,cei ell from General Lander, by wni III II ap-
pear that, having been reinforced, hs marcs ed on
Tuurfday, Al the hsad of betwesn seven and eight
thou-aul men, upon the enenyH at R,nney. The
'.tl forces were about eIua, ~ his own. They de-
aln'I Sighting and etreatel across the river, des-
troyng the wire bridge In their rear, and running
pn l"aDy y Winchester. As heretofore stated,
General Lander is Ia p session Of pnney.
Tie United States guubod Pyuola, lust Guislod
At Baltimore, arrived here today. She came pas
te reuol batteries, accompanied by the X plute,
without being fred at. sac vi, here take on beard
ben aInl1rnentani stpres. Sic Is in charge Of Lieu
.enant commanding Grossly.
TIE 'ollowing has ilst been issued from the Ap-
porlment Office Of the Post Olioe Department -
Ulder the at Of Congress, approved Jan 2lst,
S62, sailors and marines, in the actual service
the Uuitcd s.stes, nave the privilege with SOL
'iers Of sending letters, without prepayment OF
postage. Al Postmasters are instructed TO mail
without prepay ment Of postage all such letters when
j certified as 'ollowf;--
LstteT,' signed by commander Lieutenant on
board the vessel, with the name Of the vessel thus
Naval Letter.
RICHARD RAE, LIST Lieutenant
United States Gunboaa KAnAwha.
Ts JoaN BMTH, New York"
This privilege does moi extend 70 commissions
officers AL such certified letters must be rated wit
P-sAss - 'A' mailing once n delivery. Lss,si
The weekly sun., 1862-02-15

whole affair has been gU, up by a h,,.on Of the
Liberals In order 70 have few conservatives turn
ei ou, who still hold Office here.
The steamer OriEaba, from San Francisco, Capt,
Farnsworth, arrived here ai 7 A. ". She has s. o.
In treasure for Panama; 81 1000 hr Europe, and
SSSl.BIs for the Unito1 States. The Orizaba hiss
also Ave hundred and seventy packages Of cottoA
shipped frem Acapulco, Mcvico.
The steamer Republic, fr,m Californis for Acs-
puco in gale Of wind, was onpelled h throw her
deck cargo overheard. She was al Acapulco, q
the beach, getting caulked.
Captain Ritchie of the United States steamer sar-
anac, had all his officers under arros, At Acapulco
The weekly sun., 1862-02-15

De pis.s mouth bus working msn are excluded, sx-
ceptinz those persons who are engaged In the ope-
safiops The men calm. but there IL god deal
q agitation for . doubla shan movement. Ths pit
snan th~uaht Of knocking oG werk n adjoining col
heries, ou of respec. " the buried men. They
advised, . more prudent courss 70 Keep " their
work, and give Assis,anoe W the families Of the
a,uriod msn. and the advice has been adopssd.
= We reproduce, from yesterdays sUS, the result
en- sfec,ins entrance 70 the shan.
Mr.. Humble, viewer Of the colliery, and Mr..
Hall, Immediately went down, and rs,irnsd In an
hour and half n ~ hsd 10 be taken II the sling,
esri Jusly affected by gas They have been Az
through the works ana found no living man bui .
htca,omb of dead bodies. The bulk of the bSdies
are ly ihg In the gallery the shaft An affect
ing report, which has touched all hearts has been
n sde by them. Ia miles are lying in groups (;
child en- in the arms Of their fathers brothers With
bru.hers. Nos, of the n looked placid ~ " Sdeep,
hut higher up, near the furnAca some tall, ssout
mon seemed 70 have died hard. The ern. bins were
ali cleared. some few Of the men hN a little corn
/. lheir pockets. A pgny was lying dead among
shs men, but untouched.
The weekly sun., 1862-02-15

Fort Ledrentsorth, Etb. The Liver House
o' the Kansas Legslature have, by vJte u 6O " l.
passed rrsolu,on requesting the President to sp.
point General Jim Lane NJ jor-GenerA and give
him III command OF tne Southern expedition.
TIE conservative men q this city have made an
exposure q rtcen, sale Il X ,nsas bondS to the
Department of the Interior By whica the State has
be,n srind.ed 0. a ,srgo amount, probably S5O,-
The weekly sun., 1862-02-15
Important from Western Kentucky

Chicago, ftb. "a special dispatch to the
Chicago JouESAr, from Cairo, says that the force
under Gen. Grant arrived st Iyor Landing, six
utlcs below Font Heury, yesterday afternoon. The
{,uLunts Essex and St. Iprh- made arc'onnoisnce
pp the rebel works, fr the purpose VI landing
irrc4, They went within mile aud haf u tine
frt, throwing several shells inside the iEt cn,h-
l.ent-. the hrc was returned; ono shot struck
tue EsseX, going Il rough d conner ~ Capt Porter
cabin. The range Of THEN guns being l,ccrtunud
4, place was seectsl for landing, which was 10 b,
lone yesterday afternoon. The force Of thn eneIny
is supposed TO he fifteen thpusaul.
A dispatch, dated today, snys thu Gen, Grur
force was within four miles y Fort Hcury, 4 Il III
Is eNlIeoted today.
The weekly sun., 1862-02-15

Bo.ion, 70, s,-Tne ships Ocean Pear, IIaho
and N,rth America, with tie troops and stores,
irn..n; part o'the Butler Expedition, sailed this
ureu. on iur Snip Island.
T,r GRrAT rTPUuti' CHARTERED,
T'c ships Great Republic, 1886 tons, Snl the
Ge.rgs Washington, ! jA tons, each rating AZ,
have cen Chartered ly the Government for lhe Use
= the Butler Expedition, aud are h,ying U.t wltn
ry s,uOO men, 80 horses, and 0O tons OF c,ul.
Size was In the Government employ 'eN weeSs
ago. and made a tHp u Port Royal.
The weekly sun., 1862-02-15

CsaciBads, Fe5. s.-speCisl dispatches 70 tbe
CeNnIRuAL and the GA1Errr say that Gen. VIII
sons division lef, New Haven on Thursday and ad-
vpnced 10 Green River above Mumfordsvile, and
that On. Tnomas' advance vas at Monticello.
They could MT pro,ecd further owing ~ the ooudi-
ton Of the roads. The country around was COM
nle,elv lesettei
The weekly sun., 1862-02-15

GOVeTnDoa Tapcr money NJ thr sou "
A gentleman OF Northern birth, long resi-
ient of the South, and still retaining means Of
computation with friends at New Orleans,
makes known to the Philadelphia INQurRER
the results which have thus far attended the
unlimited issue ol a government paper cur
rsncy among the rebels, and describes the state
Of affairs row existing in that city
The only moLey IN use tsays the lnformanp /.
Confederate not =, and corporation and individual
ihinplasters. These latter issued Oy every onIy
and Of the toughest appearance. Tbo most
popular Of these are omnibus, bar.roon. and bar
lsrs' tickets, ~ they are redeemALlS Toe city IL
flooded with then, and e Id ana silver have entire
ly disappeared, and Command premium Of forty
psr oFnt. The Increase OF the deposits OF Conde.
rAts notes In the banks Ia from Ave eight hundred
thousand dolsrs weekly. They are made legal
tender and called par. There is no new bnsi,
nass paper made. and old paper is renewed by the
nanks as fAs Ss IL natures. PloPerty under these
actitious values has risen In price my per cont,
whls Teats have fsllSa from ihirsy 70 forty Per
o0nk,
The weekly sun., 1862-02-15
Tennessee 60 be Invaded " Three Anil.

Cincinnati, FEB. "a special Indianapolis
dispatch TO the COMMERCIAL says that Gen. Tnomas'
4i'lslon is said to have made a forward movement
and VIII Invade East Tennessee at three different
Poln,a simultaneously. Gen. Carter goes through
-camoeriAnd Gap, Cen schoepf by the Central route
md Gen. Thomas with Mansion and McCookA bri.
gsaAA "ui croAA Al MIL Spring. They will advance
In~si'A'siy on Knoxville, whsro they viii take
The weekly sun., 1862-02-15
Gen. Thomas At NfosticeIIe.

posssssiou Of the railroad. cutting oG supplies and
com munioa,lon with the rebel Government.
The weekly sun., 1862-02-15

The grsa,egt secresy prevails with regard W ,bs
operations Of the Confederate Treasury, no feu.,rt
sver being nhde or even askel fnr. The Unly ltnn
~ the issues Of s promises 10 rNy Ia the capacity
~ print and sign them. Notwithstanding this un-
limited scnpe II issue, the Gsvernment owes large
sums W contractors and others engaged In opera
tons with H. Loud complaints are constantly
made Of this, several millions Icing owed In New
Orleans.
Our Informant after q careful calculation " lats
obtained from the b,st Aurcos, 10 convinced that
the daily expenses NJ 'hH war 10 the Confederate
states owing 10 the bH,iion n prices, anil the
ruptinn Of the Government, is At the rate Of over
tvo millions " dollars 10y or ht'ly equal u ours,
while their entire my - not hsl' " ours. snd
navy they only have on paper md On tie st.,cks.
The weekly sun., 1862-02-15
From the Pacific,
ARRIVAL or Tns NOxInERN LIGHT.
ss5O,oOO In Treasuro-Loss Of the
sttamtr COluabus.

The steamship Northern Light, Capt. Tinklo-
rNlsh, from AsrinWNll sriised At is r., u ves:er
DAY morning Below We give . rcs'ps Z sot 1evs
ryrn tie P,cihc coast.
The weekly sun., 1862-02-15
JoHs KAseos,

addressed 10 such sailors aud mArines mus, b pre
paid ~ before.
Signed, JoHr KAseoS,
First Asst p N. General.
Neither the House Of Representative or the
Senate are In Sssion today, both having Adjourned
over yesterday until MondAy.
The weekly sun., 1862-02-15
Roanoke Island the oh, b,,ect
Interesting from Washington,
SC, &C., DC.


Cir ,irn0r, REQ. 5.-Spocial dispatch to thu
CcSsmorAL .nd GAzErrE give aidiiiousl details o.
the c,pwfe ~ FuI Henry.
Al the time oi Ihe attack the rebel Infantry were
in their camp eating dinner. Tnay aha don'd
everything, Leaving thou-ancs n shot-guns and ell
Iher camp 'quI rage and clthing
10 pu'suing the enemy, Maj Mccullough, Of Co.
DoEey's Csy Try, captured SIX guns, aud Col John
A. gan .p,urod eight guns and thirty three pris-
ners
Vdhing'on Feb. s.-Dispatches received FROM
Gen. II ,Geck say that, after the reduction of fOrt
Henry, cur forcs Immediately proceeded mp the
river, in the direction of thu railroad bridge, sN-
teen mes distant, and on the way r. duced the hat
teres % the enemy the other bank u the river.
No doubt Ia entertained here that our troops sou
thereafter took Iosscssion Of the brid2' over the
Tenn
The weekly sun., 1862-02-15
Later European News.


Later European News.
THE AMERICAN QUESTION.
WHAT BRITISH POLITICIANS SAY.
THREATS TO BREAK THE BLOCKADE,
Another Rebel Vessel at Liverpool.
--------.
Discussion of the Stone Blockade.
EARL RUSSELL'S OPINION.
Operations Of the Sumpter.
SIR CAPTURES TWO PRIZES.
DESERTION OF SIX OF HER CREW
The weekly sun., 1862-02-15

Of rescue
the Isslr
ny yinsge
an Eng
alton aud
mt OF the
~ passed
Inly tore
4 up the
five days
AIRED that
arly lost
found in
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stile gaS,
Its way
heard To
ay sher-
,en heard
hour this
W Of the
choking
will ba
ie which
| iost herr
though
r rimpdiS-
| nd water
oDurse &
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70 % u
The weekly sun., 1862-02-15

FORT DONELSON TO Be ATTACKED.
The weekly sun., 1862-02-15
Operations Of the Sumpter,

EARL RUSSELLS OPINION.
The weekly sun., 1862-02-15

Three Armies to Invade Tennessee.
The weekly sun., 1862-02-15

Rebel Batteries Reduced.
The weekly sun., 1862-02-15

RicslOn q 90 G2S

SALTPETRk,-h
! Refined. N'5
Crude, e,........l2-Nd
SALT.
T. l., bus. 81 q t1
Liyplg'dsk. l OOAl -
AEEDS-m
Glover. Ia ~
Timothy. CNS 2 70
RnAph
The weekly sun., 1862-02-15

Discussion of the Stone Blockade.
The weekly sun., 1862-02-15
The European Press.

DEsERTloN OF SIX OF HER GREY
The weekly sun., 1862-02-15
The Fort Henry Capture.

HOW THE REBELS RAN.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-08-22
TIME CONFESSIONS and EXPERIENCE

TSHE CONFESSIONS and EXPERIENCE
i of sUEgERER-Published as warning
and for the especial benefit Of Yong Men and
those who suffer with Nervous Debility, Loss
Of Memory, Permature Decay, &C.. 60, &c.,
by one who has cured himself by simple means
after being put 70 great expenses and inoon-
venience, through tho use Of worthless msdi-
cines prescribed by learned Doctors.
Single copies may be had Of tho author,
C. A. LAMBERT, Esq, Grseupoint, Long
Island, BY enclosing post paid sddrsased en-
vslope Address ChGyles 4. Lcxisst Exq.
Gresnreins, Lcsg leland. NY ts3xa,'
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-08-22
~ Vrnon Springs,
FIGURING MILL.

VHE undersigned would announce to his
= friends and the public generally that
HE Pouring Mill 10 now constantly in motion,
and being IN the best Of working order ct
oil times, will never be surpassed either in
quality or quantity, of its work. Give ne .
trial and Iwi'l - heretofore guaseutoe satis-
faction.
Vernon Syringe May 20, 1851.
a92l 4. H. HARRIS.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-08-22
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

- ~ FL oO80 OF
cbssisassss, JMssIes. DysspsSa. 7n6;ysstion,
Dysastssy. Foul StossStx. Hysipelas. Headachs.
.PilSs, RhsAs,Aeisn, k,qsiess end Sk;p D;sessss,
Liver Consplsimk Dyepsy. 14tsv, n.nsors aud
Salt Rhsum, Wsrsss, GOssl, NlunakSa, a. .
Dinner PA, and for Purifying tAs Blood.
They are sugar.eoated. 90 that the most sensi-
i've can take them pleasantly. and they are the
best apsrient In The world tor II the purposes Of
family pAysie.
Prize - ssnss psr 1sx; Five Ssxss br Sl,oo.
0ssst.smSsrsef Cisssymsa. Physicians, States.
men. and eminent psSsemages, have lent their
names t. certify the unparalleled usefulness Of these
remedies. but our space here will not permit the
insertion Of them. The Agents below namsd hz.
1ish gratis our AMERlcAN ALMANAC in which they
are given with alss full descriptions Of the above
esmplainte, and the tzsasment that should b toe-
loved tor their cure.
Do net - put 81 By sspsineipled dealers With
ethsr preparations they make more profit on.
Oezaaad Arms. and take no othsrs. The sick
.sat The bsst aid thessis5or tAen, and tkey should
All eur ssnsdiss ass ses salst -
Clsmmer + Mitchell New Oregon, R.
Sutton Alton, s. H. Noble Vernon Spring
Hoffman Benton & Co. McGregcr, and al
Dealers in Msdisinss. ni02yl
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-08-22
TO 0onsunnptv es.


TINE ADVERTISER, having been restored to
4 health in . few weeks by . very simple
remedy, after having suffered several years
with . severe lung Affection, and that dread
disease, Cousumption-is anxious to mall .
known to bic follow sufferers the means Of
cure.
To oil who desire il he will send q COPY OF
tho prescription used free Of charge,) with
tho directions for preparing and using the
Same, which they will 6nd SuRE CrRE FOR
CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRoMcmr,s, &c. The
only object of the advertiser in sending tho
Prescription Is to benefit tho s1llicted, and
epread information which he couceivss to be
insaluable, and he hopes every sufferer will
try his remedy, - it viii cost them nothing,
and may prove blessing
Parties. wi.hi9g the prescription will please
address RKV. EDaN ARD A. WI SON, !
WILLIAMSBURG, King County, N. Y. mas
MRS. T. w. LEE
WOMB ,sansuulaS AxusesM y nm
Citisrns II Nto Ortps CAD Nei.ity
Fiat ~ .m >sselASllshhs,s..sssa wpae on Non
as5EnExcEs. o.
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