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Convention. They came hera upon The vote
Of thc!: constituents isken in camp and else
where. Tho correctness o. that was recos.
n;zsd. and i. vas rsoo;7.a sa,. ls:aiiz.d bg
this Convention.
will vo:e for tia ratification Or rejection nf the
proPcss;! amendments 20 shS Constitution, ,Tao
7oted to sssd these representatives he!5. II
it is right that ttipsn representatives should nc
mere uPnn the votr.-oi the constituency who
sent them here, it ia not wrong that this
Constitution should be submitted to The ratiti
catin.. or rejection Of the sams constituency.
81 Now, cir, thought It vas right to admit
these gentlemen because it is the best that could
be done, ulder the circumstances in which We
were placed. think it right to submit the
Constitution to the same constituency, because
ALSO it is tho beet that can BIO done uafer the
cumssances in which we arc placed.
r: Gentlemen say that this is no tins to !or,r
g Constitution. Sir, it is when wa are bassing
through :ha FREE C: revolution that principles
Of patriotism, dIs;ntercsted patriotism, burn
the or;gh,cst; and lot me appeal 10 TIC Goa
stitntion CT rs. which was !tsel! bo.n amid
the fires Of :hs most terrific ra=oluticl tast {.
people erec passed through; ss proof Of :he
correctness Of ths option which have Sc
vanced. Sir, where dces the history OF lie
IoT!3 scoH sd instance i, VIII: 80 u.ch Wis.
DON is eu.bodieG in any ins'Iut2c4t v::!a :ae
lights thst we're .hen before its :r:.:oo7s, assre
embedded in The Constitution q - Sir, |
DEFY sha' historian or statesman $; c:r: IL s.
aeiitaEye1anpls t6s:is eq1hl To :::ss-
Mr.. President, ia conclusion, would move
a: the rceuea: q gentlemen. tnst the blank Dc
filed with the l4th day Of February, 1852.
Il: Mr.. WooDa.-I do not make any apology TO
the Convention for troubling them now. II l
can have the attention Of the body for & few
moments, it Is not at all probable that will
ever have occasion to trouble j. again. Tn.s
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amendment offered BY Mr. BLAxrr
Mc. WooDs.-I call the yeas and nays.
The call was sustaiTed, and the question bs.
ing put, resulred-yeas 81, nays 54-as follows:
~ Ts.s-"es,rs Montague, re'dsnt) Atnb!c, Barbour.
Rlskry Boudiu, Brooke, Brace. Cabel cnperton Chap
naa, Fisher, Boroes fugate Garnet Gravey, Il Hsmnoud
Hendren, Janney, Kent KlIDy, Rlndred Macfarani, Jz
Marsisl!, M0C= Iorrls, Moore, Osbun Preston, Price,
Robert T. Scott ses"e, sharp, Stuart Tayios, Wite--
EA-s.-Mc,;Ts. Baylor, Hs:l!o, ross, Boyd, Branch,
Br."nsr Byrne, Campbell. Carter. Chambers Conn., G. d
Do7Daa, Dusny, French, Garland, er-nt Cray, Gosya,
Good- Jr., tysds Hall, H.yuond, Heck. isbelI, Lee
Jescn 4 ernil..on Pickett, ruah George 81 RandolA,
Thonao W. Seo kGss, se sD:sh @
2eit. %IGar.s, Woods, Young-I.
So the g;aend.nunt to tue amendment Hu.
rcjsc!ed.
The Question then REQUIRED On the amend
Dent ctf.red by Mr.. HECK.
d.. SnEFFET.-I move to all the blank By
inserting ";he first Ao1dsy IN November
1862"
see ant! fs.l tho force Of the objections
presented ny gentlemen from these regions oi
The State where thu public cncmy have OBJ
;.incd foo.hoid.
Gasrc 70 have 4 !l:!, . fa;c and FREQ ey.
preston Of public sentiment upon this .Coo>
stitution, wk!ch can be had, am satisfied, if
tho period wi:ich baye designated in my
proposition Gf amendment shall be agreed
upon. Hs will Up to thst time have an op-
poranisy of driving tie eaeny f-cm OF: boy
Snt; and if gEe fail to 60 so-!f ths: region
Of Virginia shai! :hsa cont;auc 70 reasin ii
possession Of the enemy, re viiiIhs7s &c Sub
mi: The Constitution % such loyal msn Of the
State "a viii have IN opportunity 70 To.c
rooa l. -
an TO. willing % postpone Its srsmiss.c,.
e ca indciiato period. think the period
Gx ia la"s aaaug;., ioE sn in hopes ths. 10
ths nesrtiE:e ssch SUCCESS w;ir 90 youchsatsd
to our arms. as wil! ehab!e US to drive thc
enemy ftoE cur bocders, or exect from h:n, =.
permanent peace.
DIR. STUARr.-I do not r;sa TO discuss tn;a<
question; but rise merely to state caa
lCoS-ECED oG TovRfH eAeE|
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ER) seems to suppose that ali the men in the
county OF Monongalis we're legal last spring.
This is mistake. There always has existed
q party IN that portion of the Stale who we're
in favor o: division Of The Sate, and whats
ever pratsxt !os such policy nad existed, kcs
been furnished by tie corrse CT the Legisia-
ture with reference 10 that section. We nave
met thst party publicly ead privately, and have
always toiled them in tEeir eEj:ts. But nov,
when ne had supposed that We had forever 81
lenced tho advocates OF this policy, this Con-
Vention seems determined upon course, which,
il carried out will give that party stronger
argument than ever Sir, By this course, you
will strike down forever the men who stood
by ycu in time Of need. What we ask at
the hands of this Convention il, indeed, but .
poor boon, ,and one which is based upon
every consideration Of justice and fair play
1t is nothing moro t|:" right to vote upon
this Constitution. .'e heard it remarked
iu different parts =. tie hall, when the voie
vas bajrs ta " 1n the Constitution t:thero
goes tEo Nv,,.vas.,'' as though We were sus:
reetsd mere .s though we were hers as mere
machines, ouiy N Tsms!a still III olr seats
and sanc1ion sbsiev-a might hs dors. by
others, no matter hoz il EssJ affect cur sac-
.tion. 4 ger:lan.a from the Valley, OR.
GRAED s1id another se:t.eIaaa from the
East (Ar. DrLAsT,) voted against this Con-
atitu.ion. snd ". aota:ns *as said stou!
them. Bet 7hea Es Of tie Nort5west voted
sgsirst It. there were significant nr-pu7s e.
once hesre.
! SO neEh; soy mssas disposed to bring
y.aing here OF a sect;oaa! character.
have Eeysa ceer IN the habit Of dois so, and
never to. be il any form, accessory 70 the en-.
gaade-ingsef sectional strife OF sectional iesl"
ousies, :; But, sir, ;a.bis question which Is to
ne and-m5 ,peofla ;an impo1tan: one, my
hands are tied. / am powerless. ali 'tha;
hsd intended, to do, shall DO no1, and
that is, to..pat myself upon record, 80 tbs: the
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were so severely handled on the Arst day,
were only able to man three guns on Mon
day, but with these, after desperate contest,
they succeeded in completely silencing and
capturing the rebel battery Of six guns. They
were however compelled to abandon in from
lack OF horses to draw il Of. Their own
pieces were brought oil by hand,
The general retreat Of the enemy COM
menced at dark on Monday, our cavalry
following them until the horses were tired
out, but for the almost impossible condition
Of the roads the route would have been made
complete, and we could have carried their
entrenchwents at Corinth Ii will be- impos-
sble on account Of the condition Of the roads
to do II now for some days.
The enemys artillery waskuperior to ours.
Their small arms were almost equal.
The rebel loss was $4,000 killed and
wounded. Ours was ten thousand. These
will be a moderate estimate.
The enemy have taken more prisoners than
we. The sth Iowa we're captured en- rnasse.
When the reporter left Wednesday morning,
our advance which had been pursuing the
rebels had only occupied the ground former
ly held by the enemy aif way between Pitts.
burg and Corinth. The enemy are strain
ing every nerve to get in reinforcements, and
bloody work may yet occur before we drive
them from their position.
The Times special says
The responsibility OF the surprise rests with
the commanding officer. On Friday large
force of rebel cavalry appeared within sight
| of our lines, and remained there. But Gen.
Sherman who occupied the advance, had been
ordered not to bring on an engagement
They remained in this position until Sunday
morning. They served as a screen, behind
which Gen. Beauregard formed his troops
into line of battle undiscovered, When the
attack was first made the SD, 57th fist and
18th Ohio regiments displayed inexcusable
ineffciency. The latter fled without firing a
gun. The others fired one or two rounds and
then fled with cowardice. These regiments
left the point undeended which the enemy
Immediately closed in and surrounded th,
most advance regiments, 1t is also stated
that the 18th Wisconsin and the 18th low
fled after firing two or three rounds.
When the enemy fed they burned all thei
wagons, and lett their wounded behind, al
of whom are prisoners The Waterhous
battery lost one killed and sixteen wounded
Wizards Chicago battery had five killed AM
thirty wounded. One OF the New Orlean
regiments, the Louisiana Tigers, were almos
entirely left on the field, either killed O
wounded. They were nearly all wealth
men and dressed in the Zouave uniform.
81 Gen. Prentiss escaped on Tuesday an
came into camp alone. In the confusion Z
the retreat he managed to escape.
Beauregard Intended TO make his attac
two days previously, but extraorddinar
rams impeded his progress and delayed h
arrival Had the attack been made at IL
time intended. Gen Buell. could not possb
have reached in time to save US from defes
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JOHN SLIDELL.-It seems that this
man, whom the London Times noticed as
being worth, personally, about as much
as one negro-he may be worth less, for
aught we know--before he left the United
States for Europe, sold all his property
in the South, amounting to two or three
hundred thousand dollars, and invested
the whole in English and French securi-
ties. Herein he plainly showed that he
had nc confidence in the rebellion and
yet such a man would lead his countrymen
into this difficulty, and ruin the fortunes
of thousands of men, while he carefully
secured his own. He never expects to
return home, and in fact he would not
dare to do so. He would not dare to
show his face again in Louisiana, to meet
the scornful and vindictive gaze of q
people whom he has abused and deceived.
He has managed with more cunning than
s.me others Of the leaders, who have yet
70 save themselves.
The North Carolina papers had the
following queer Geographic report of the
battle of Newbern:
"Friday morning the fighting was COM
menced at early dawn, and continued
until 10 IL o'clock, when our forces, be-
ing almost completely surrounded by an
army outnumbering .hem at least three
to enc, splendidly armed, disciplined,
equipped and officered, were compelled
to retreat. The retreat, we hear, was
we'll conducted at first, and in good order,
but fhally became rout. Our cavalry,
we fear, did not do as they ought to have
done. They did no good at all, Per-
haps they did harm. They were not in
the fight at al"
THE REBEL NEED OF ARrrLLERY.-
Gen. Beauregard, deficient in brass, is
begging the disloyalists of the Southwest,
to send in their dinner bells as material
for cannon. The success Of Capt. Foote
and Gen. Pope at Island No. 10, must
demand further appeal. The number
or heavy guns captured in the land Dat
terles was seventy; while there we're
many others taken upon the rebel gun
boats and floating battery. Losses like
these must convert the very buttons Of
the army into artillery.
Rebel advices from Baltimore say
that Gems. Lee, Magruder aud Huger are
all at Yorktown, and that the National
army cannot conquer them. The rebel:
admit that defeat there would be disas.
ferrous. Union officers at Yorktown esti
mute the rebel forces at from $4,000 t.
ioo,OOo, but add that they are surround
cd.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
l CARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR. DUPONICO's GOLDEN PILLS
FOR FEM ALES.


FOR FEMALES.
Fnfaibls a correcting regulating and rstoptsg all Oh
Yr,tctioaS from i0hatevsr od~Se, ossd Arrays
successful O preventive.
The combination of ingredients in these PILLS are
perfectly harmless. Their efficacy and merits are
based upon an extensive practice of over 10 years
and where the directions have beea strictly followed
they have never failed to correct all irreguart les
They relieve painful and difficult Menstruaton, (par
toularly at the change OF lfe.l They will cure the
Whites and remove all distractions arising fir
colds exposure, or any cause; and may be success
July used as preventive. Price Sl,00 per box
Sold by POND & MORSE, (DTuggsts.)
Agents for Rutland, Vt.
Ladies' By sending them 800 through the Kut.
land Post-Oce can have the pills sent to any part
of the country, loonidentiaiyl by mail Sold in
Whitehall by J. K. Broxghton and d. Wright Nor
thYop Son. Castleton; J. J. Josstn, Peultney and by
one Druggist in every village and town in the United
States,
n. Block out for oounterleits. Buy no Golden
Pills of any kind unless the box signed s. ID. lowe
All others are base imposition and unsafe; there
fore you value your lives and health Ito say moth
ing of being humbugged out of your money! buy
only Of those who show the signature of s. d. Howe
on every box, which has recently been added on 40
count OF the Pills being oounterfeited.
ulv 81 dGwly
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COMMIssIONRRs' NOTICE,

THE undersigned having been appointed by the
4 Hon Probate Court for the District OF Rutland, ,
claims and demands Of all persons against the estate
OF Benjamin Barnes late Of Dandy In said District
deceased hereby give notice that will meet for the
purpose ofexamining and allowing said claims ct
The dwelling house OF the deceased In Dandy on the
last Tuesday Of June, and the and Tuesday Of Sep
TENDER, 1862, from O'Clock A NJ, until O'Clock, r,
M, each Of said days, and that ak months rom
the thirteenth day OF April A. D., 1861 s the time
limited by aid Court for said creditors TO present
their said claims to us for examination and allow
ance. A#
Dated at Dandy, VT, this sth day Of April, A
D., 1862.
,s,u LEyi a BARRErr' commrs.
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APPEAL TO SCIENCE.

Ii you wish to obtain perfect hair dye without
one deleterious element Chistadoro'S Exoelsior
Dye is the only one ever submitted to this ordeal
1t has been
ANALYZED BY Chiffon,
the first chemist In the country and his certificate
setting forth ITS harmlessuesS within the reach of
every buyer.
of the lustrous blacks and browns which which 1t
produces with unerring certainty In ten minutes,
ha fairly won for it the appelaton Of the most NAT
taaI hair dye ever invented, Sold Everywhere. APP
piled By all Hair Dressers CHRIsrADoRe, No g.,
Astor House, New York, apTlU:GSwlm
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THE HARTFORD COMMERCIAL

4 IESTITUTE-OR IEIrIAT EY COUNTING ROOM
In Bungerford & Cones BOOK, south side State
House E.tsbished In 1853. By I. w. HANNuM
snd G. r. FLEETWOOD.
, his institution Is designed to give Boys and
Y ounR Men thorough business education, to III
the without loss Of time and at the least expense
or the store and counting room. 10 class system J
Each pupil taught separately, thoroughly and prac.
tieally, Peumanshp, Bookkeeping, Commercial
rithmetic and Correspondence, koeution, ana the
FTeEch Language Students helped to employ.
m ebt. Good board may be Obtained Tor 20 per
week for pupils attending the Institute from the
country. 42-ly
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COMMIsIONERS NOTICE.

m HE undersigned having been appointed by the
i Hon. Probate Court, for the District of Rutland,
commissioners to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands OF all persons against William
Smith, late of Rutland, In said district, deceased
hereby give notice that we will meet for the purpose
of examining and allowing said claims at the
dwelling house OF Aranss A Greene, In Rutland, on
Saturday, May 10, and Friday Oct. 10, from one
O'Clock until four o'clock p, M each of said days,
and that six months from the 10th day of Nay
A. ID. 1852, Is the time limited by said court for
said creditors to present their said claims 70 for
examination and allowance.
DATED at Rutland, Vt, the 9Th day OF April,
A. D. 1852.
A. T. JOHNSON, / c.u,,.s
Is ABRAHAM Il, RUSSELL, ( w" 10
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SOUTHERN ITEMS.

Tho MODlt hCSis'Ni hih'e 'it'"iS
,hipgs about an attack upon the block
zinc feet in the Gull by the joint ram
and punboat fleet of New Orleans and
Mobile. Ii says
Look out, Yankee ships OF course
vop won't believe word we say, but
yber you are walked up with trench
5ous SUIT in your ribs, you cannot say
we did not give YOU warning, Any sail
INC ship blockading Mobile is at the
mercy Of Commodore Randolph on any
dark, calm night
The Richmond Examiner says there
Or. TWO hundred aud fifty whiskey distil-
lorj.s IN two districts alone in South Car
6;a;5a.
The Second Baptist Church of Rich
mond have gwen their bell to the rebel
government, to be converted into cannon,
and voted to subscribe q sum sufficient to
purchase enough metal to add to that in
The bell TO form into battery, TO be
called the Second Baptist Church battery.
The churches in New Orleans have
adopted a similar course. r..s sssa
The Savannah correspondent Of the
Richmond Dispatch, March IA, complains
that the military draft has crippled manu-
featuring establishments to such an extent
that they cannot carry on the almost es-
Genital business of the government.
The following items are from the
Norfolk Day Book Of April 2;
Twenty-seven thousand arms and fifty
tons of powder have lately been received
At Memphis.
All persons having muskets or other
arms in their possession had better deliver
them forthwith at the Sergeant office, OIL
hey will be fined
We learn that a portion of the flee
have gone to sea from Hampton roads.
A dispatch dated Savannah, March 26
states that Gov. Brown lately seize,
10000 bushels of corn in Central Geor
gia, it being intended for distillation int
whiskey.
capt. NJ. J. Wicks, the banker at Mem
Dhis, raised company for the war, ant
then gave each member check for $500
Gen. Floyd arrived at his residence, il
Abignon, last Tuesday morning, and vii
take a short respite from the arduous du
,ies OF the field.
Gen. Humphrey Marshall, whose head
quarters are now at Lebanon, Russo
county, Va, has called out the militia {
Russell, Washington, Scott, Wise an
Lee, to drive back the enemy now threat
gning to advance upon us by way
Pound Gap.
Surgeon Coke of the Sd New Jerse
regiment was recently arrested for .turr
ishing information to the enemy. Proc
of his crime was found in military r,
port discovered at Manassas, after i
evacuation by the rebels. His condut
had been very suspicious and this doc'
ment explained it.
The roads Oh the Virginia side of tt
Potomac are in such a condition tn
wagons have been found Invested OF q
except the running gear, which is
deeply Undecided in mud that eight hors
cannot pull it out.
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Miscellaneous.
HOTEL,
NOS. 9, IL, IS, le, II, CoURrLANDT ST,

NOS. 9, IL, 10, le, IT, CoURTLANDI ST,
NEAR BROADWAY, NEW YoaK CITY,
This old established and fvo rite resort OF the Bas
inees Community has been recently rehtted, and Is
complete in everything that can minister to the
comforts of Its patrons. Ladies and families are spe.
cialy and carefully provided for.
1t Is centrally located in the BUSINESS part of the
city, and is contiguous to the principal lines OF
steanb oats, cars, ferries, &c,
In cons, quencs of the pressure caused by the Re
belioD, prices have been reduced to
ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS PER DAY
The table is amply supplied with all the luxuries
of the season. and equal to that any other hotel
In the country.
Ample accommodation are offered for upwards
of 400 guests.
Don't believe runners, hackmen, and others whe
may say "the We,tern Hotel ia full y
ID. d. WINCHESTER, Proprietor
THOS. D. WINCHESTER. S:w3m
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ANALYzED BY Chiffon.

Bear IN mind that while other hair dyes are en-
dorsed as harmless an efioaciOus, BY THEIR PRO
PRIEToRs alone, CHRISTADURO'S HAIR DYE is
certified by DR. Chiffon, the distinguished Chem
list, TO BE FREE FROM POISONOUS MATE
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Chion has BEEN elected by the city OF New York to
ana we the CROTUN WAFER, and he has pro-
nounoed Christodoro Dye as iaocuous that water
in ii. purest condition. Sed every where, and ap.
piled by all hair dress RS. CHRIsTADoRo, No. 9,
Aston House, New Yor
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,AUTIoN TO FEMALES IN DELI.

" CATE HEAL IL - DIR. DOW, Phystoian
and Surgeon, No. Endioott street. Boston, is oon-
suited daily for all diseases incident to the tsmale
system Prolapsus Uteri, or falling Of the Womb,
Fluor Albus, Suppression, and other menstrual DC.
rangements, are all treated upon new pathological
principles and speedy relief guaranteed In very
few days SO invariably certain Is the new mode OF
treatment, that most obstinate complaints yield un-
feet health,
Dr., Dow has no doubt had greater experience in
the cure of diseases of women and children, than
any other physician in Boston
boarding accommodations for patients who may
wish 10 stay In Boston few days under his treat
ment.
DR.. Dow, since 1915, having confined his whole at
tention TO an office practice, for the cure OF frivate
Diseases and Femsls Complaints, acknowledges no
superior in the United States,
N BAH letters must contain one deiisr, or
they will not be answered.
Office ours, from A. NJ TO . r H.
April, 1863 ny
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Legal Notices.


vNHE undersigned having been appointed BY the
Commissioner to receive, sxanins, and adjust oil
claims and demands OF all persons against the e.
tate Of Marosllus Hart, late Of Rutland, In said
meet TOR the purpose Of examining and allowing
said claims ct the dwelling house OF Ia shins Hart
In Rutland In said District, the last Wednesdays
until 4 O'Clock, +, NJ, on each Of said days, and
that six months from the hrst day OF April A. D.,
1854, Is the time limited by said Court for said
creditors TO present their claim, to us for examina
ton and allowance.
DATED Rutland, VI, this iath day Of April, A. D.,
1862,
lB:gw LOUIS N. WALKER,