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ONroEb, sat- Cost Il Probate bed Of fs-
80. ~ sol CO ths ,"satN ~ oN'e''', On the
th,ri Tus..lsy II Msr,s, 4 u. lsos
Ou tae petit,ba siars..ii Ora'''f, that n''ics
d. .,,.a b, pubi,.h,ug copy a the Psl'iroa
- th tht. ofdsT ihsfroa, tire. weeks snccrs'i'rl,
"a ths ON6td Dsmocfat q nssspapef p''n'T'i -
Patt.. that I'll pe'suas ,aisft'tsi H''i -,l'"d ga
ths ,h1i Tu~,tss u Ne, n"si. q, sC""'i Of
P,.btt~ ta-- O., - hvljss ~ fan., an shes
cause ifaa, th~N bsss, -h, the pfsNcf 81 sasi
p.tiii,a .hauiI Dot BE- gtauict. su'h a0t'cc 10
L. .,ycn t-iofr ssA c,o,t
L.. ". WOODBURY., JsiE.
4 true cor, OfPs,',ioa .ni Ufds' ct 80" 'h''e'
os-atts.t. J.. =. IloBb,. R'guf''.
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NOTICE oF FORECLOSURE. wh-rs...
y Tharna. More ~ Anan,. ~ the Co'inl, IT
ONG.fd AT state ~ Ms,a-. y, h.. d.si II mott
gsr- dated the t~sDi, eighth tsN e Apfil 4 u.
t~5S, roay-,st o. Supht. llautson, q r.dIia
hafui sita.tsi 90 sd Ah-.sy, Containing one
hnu,lr.i acres. anj h~iug. part Il be- uamlst,,i
.sven ~ the eurth ung- sai Of D., nsuit-t,,i
ss,su ~ ih. 6Hh rsags sni b-iug the sane inrn
ami lad conveyed to .s,d More h., Sad Sophia
Haui.on. D., be- DEED ~ wsuaay nf c,sa date
Nth st,i muftgag-. sad mortgage .. tecnris,i
With ONlri Record, hook itj, page ?b-. Ia
~hIch f.isrrnc- :. hsd f,r frth~f ds,Ctipt,pn Il
th- ps.tut--.. AL sh-r--. the s',i ~uphs Tar
ri.o1. up The eighth ,L'y Il Jolly \. ID. ls5s. by
boz c-ei ~ th,t date. s..ignsi ssii motig'g- sol
~ pT.n'.s. th-ts,a conveyed together nth e
ishf th~f,by .,csf-i, ta Jans' iisTri.oG, the sub
srut-f; ant The ruaiiiiu., Of .sid upIigags have
tea hfussn. Nos, thsfrt.re, |, the sad James
hauts.n, claim O. tHecs,.s the ssii mnr'sage
afts-ahy o. the 'tatutr. ~ 'nch rs.- made ami
provided. JAMES HARRISON,
By ALs.H BI.Cs. he aity.
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A trpe oopy-stiCsi,
J. y. iIoHb', R'gm'-.

Oi,otb, So II, Jouu otrrlair held at Ia
u,, ~,thin aad &c the Couni, Of ONiOfd, Ga The
th,ri Tu~.da, 81 N,fsA, ~. lsG2.
A pONIRAM CURTIS. ,N-catut 81 ,h. h'l
n all sai T,sts@sut oi S'nos' si,phre'
iag pf..satei he. hssi .ccuaaI.n aim'n''u. ii"a
.f an. s.l,ie % .a,i deceased 80 shs~.ec~.
O-SD.i, That ih. .a,i Esscuio' s''s NJ.
tiee e. ~ psf.sa, ints'ssi~i b, o.u',as copy
,Cth,. asi-1 10 be pshli.h~i thee ~~ss. 'sses.'
.i,sl, - ths oNf.fi Drm-,,si pt'Hi'i 81 fsn. I,
ih., ihss m,s .pps.t at Probate '"at' 4" 10
he'll At rri., az s,i cYuniy ou the ihUd ls'sdal
II VI, nsNt. 81 ulns 81 thu stsk ~ The h'r-
s..aa, aa1 .hss s.u.s. Il ass the, haze, shN tho
sane .Asald not 10 slio~ed.
D.. ". WOODBURY.. Jals..
A,fOs cnp, --sti~'i. J. : iiosHs ksg'''sf'
O,,oAb, -. Al. Cuun ufrful.,is held at fau'
~ithi. and i,t the Counp 81 oNt"fd. on the
thim Tss.J,, ~ MsTh. Al. iso,.
JO>Ern q EMERY Adm,a"traio' % The
81 s.ta,c - Ro-.,is VI wight. lat. IL oin'd.
~ ,.'i coaaiy d~C-sssd. ha''ag p'-.eniel h'
6f,I aa Zeal .rcuusi Of standardization 81 The e''
tate of,sid i-c,...,i &, alis.ecsi
Of3u-s. Thstths .a,d adn,a,st'T g,S' noi,ce ia
all t-s.pn, inis,s.t-i, D., s.as'as c"py 81 tbs.
of,iss 90 h. rsili,hsd three ~rsk. ssco"''i'sh ~
the uNLfl Dyta.-rf-t pF,stsd at fsrs, that ihrN
ul,, appear - q Probate Cuutt - - h.d ~ Va
%. "a ,,,i cUali,. "a the thud ias.ia, u NAV
nsNi. al n,s- o',l,sk IN the iotsscoa sni 'hrs
,iu.s. Il an, iAry have. ~hy ihs sane 'halld
". WOODBURY. J.if,
trus eap,-,tts.ts : =. HuHH, ,Esgisse'.
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS A YEAR,


ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS A YEAR,
4. only lair aVerag. Of the actual profit to le
derived froa the use ~ oue Of these mschiues,
and Tor construction II this truth, Ne refer 10 any
one VI the ttsasaads Who use them. They NJ.
Adapted to s,sry ,ort ol wnTk, Zoe or coarse,
uuna .ilk ,otton, hnen OT wO0len fabf'cs. also,
light aud heavy leather. They never fail to p"
s,li.f.ction
To ,4e-t the growing demand fo' smaller sol
mare elegant machine ior private aud hos'sho,i
parpos,,. Ne have just produced and are reAH,
u rscsi,. orders Cor s,ngsr'.
NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
Which i,Ihs most oompae, and h.'"'''a' ess,
Jog M.rhis. ever constructed u !. o'asmsn'sd
Ia the ~ ghe.t style Of the art. snd All VINO SCI y
arr deli ed With ~. u make, the 'mp'"'~"
inleTlsckel stitch, and 10 capable "' no''s
gr-sis, variety % .o'k IN bstisr sS~ man any
ether sswiay Machine ever offered boz Am'y
pufpossr.
n, !. not .sbioet 10 IN. objection % a.ihs twice
t.o much thread, snL making ra'ell'ng seam,
lie the Gr,srf & Baker; nori q localized IN its
op.s alton. 10 a lev tLin ab'ics. liable to get out
II u,i-, and sa6li-i To s.e fan thread Ike Oh.
whecLr & Wilson machine; but 10 amply suih.
c,-u, tn psr,o'm all kiais Offsmil, 's-ipe.
PTio. % Family Machine. with iIon - bic CON
pi-rs for nee, sl00. The lager standard ma.
chises from sieb 10 200. send !o' ]; ". Singer
& Cos Gazette. . hesu,iful pictorial paper. de.
voted TO ss~ibx Machines, and containing let OF
price. add all other iafornsiies on the '"DJee''
Il will be forwarded gra,i,.
1. N. SINGER b CO.,
ass broadway. Nss York.
asAscH oTsieEsis
ro.,on. Albany, BALTIMORE. ST Louis
Providence Gio,efs,ille Cinciausti, N.o'kans,
N. Haven, Rochester, .h'eago, Mobile
Newark, Philadelphia,Ns'hville. Patis. IF.
Glasgow. Scotland.
Local Agents wanted. ~
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teorr.siour neusrp.l
The Great Indian Remedy
P9n PBnrALRS.
DR.. Ma,tison's Indian Emmenagogue.

TIL. celebrated Female M"dioip.
po..s..iag ,rtpe> spkno~n Of an,
thing sl.e 81 the kird. and pro,int
,a.cius after all other. hs,,f.iisd,
b. ds.isasd Zoe bath -sS'i'd s.a
s-s, isd,s'. and 10 Oh. very b~.'
ih,ns kaowa br the pa'pose. ss u
will bring 90 the -eaihy ',ot.,,,
~ case, of ob.,rpci,on.. after all
other fsmsd,ss oi the Mod have
b.sa tried IN ,sin
, Over 1000 bottles have noe
hon sold ~,ih"ut sags is'lats
- - - I..--..I - III
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r. the IIoa D. " ws-oIbSc. Jsls- Il rrobai,
81 the CouatS 81 ONtlri.
n'iiE uh,lrf.iga-d frspsctishv r~pre.su'' that
go hss tea iul, slp,llt-i gu.riiaa 90 ths
ullnHf rhiii,sa 81 rin,,hN " ght. lfe oi t'ilrai
o. satd J,satys that t'astdtar she - pus'ss %,
uf q Csrtasair ult-p shares 81 siu'A ~ the At
l.iir asi -. l-,stsnsS tsiHosi CO@, sol
tLst 10 isr he iaisrgs, q hs' sd ~s't. that 'sd
,iscs ,houL l. .,d. She therefore pave ,as'
tualf ~ graHJ htI cru.s 90 ell ani tf.n.irf sld
o~rut-I-.. asd 20 the pr,scst' ., isistc,,; an
az o. lu,y bsani I'LL ,,e5 D. ,.
NAil 4. PEABODY.
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r.n.. MareAls.lses-

ONToEp, ,,.-At sc"uu 81 Probate he'd ~ Pa
us, wthta 49, tbf ths c,,uai, ~ pNi1ti, % the
thtl Tu..i., 81 Msryh, 4. ID. lst2.
o. ths Etrgui1g IFtitI,I--
Of,rfti. That thr .sid 80 i.unsr cove notice n
al p~rsous intrr,st.d b, causiug '"py 81 ih,s
urisf 90 h. yuh,sh-i :hrse seeks ,arcsss,'ely ia
the ONioSi i'.a."efat, us~stspsr p,iatsi 10
fsus, thst the, msN ayVTar a. r,ah.,s t1uft
o. h. he'll - fsu., ~ sail cuuai,, con the Ih'd
Tus.Jty q Ms neat, AT niDs o',s,k - the
f.rvnaua. ant .h,~ csuse, u auy ihss have, ~hy
the saai- ,hoah MT - sraniei.
T.. ". WOODBURY.. lodge.
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out the Vast iajur, 10 health ~ any case. ryii
!. pat up IN bottl~s Il thrr. differed, sir,ng.hs.
With fall dfrclioa, fo' using. ani .eaiby EsP'ers.
slo.el, ..,led, 90 al part. 81 the eonairy.
rRiCES-rali sIwugIh. so. H,if arrngih,
SIS; Qnusr .iIsrslh, - per b'iilc.
r,~Rsmemi-t' Thi, m.d,cine 10 designed
,,nr,..I, G,f OasrIS,rI tlsss. IN which all
sth., ,...d,s. 81 the L,aI have f,iea 10 care;
Alec that IL i. NARRATED .. represented 20 s'sy
respect. or III. price -'li H. rsian.ied.
~ II.ssr, % ,mnat,oe.' Noe. warranted
males. r-grhs.ed d,rrrii, ~ Dr. ". OF az ~.
UENCDI ,IINSTIrtTE.f s' NBsS,ai Di,,as,..
81. - U.,s. NJ. P'sud,rs,. X. !.
Th,. .psd4hg .nbFac., slliiseasss Of Pre-
az, a,,,t. 18th II Msn ani Womea. by a t,gs-
l.,I, .,lsc.l-I ph,..e Il tssat, ,-sF-' pfse-
lice. s,,,ax h.. .Asi, An,-iss 20 'hsm. Consul-
isiioa. b, letter 90 oihsf-i.e. are h'isily se-h-
d,.,,l. and medicine. ~ili h~ seat by .,pT'ss
secure froaiil- 20 all aus oiths DATED
yt.i.s Al.a accommodations Tor LapIss from
,I-a.d, f. ,.hiag for s~eaTr add private retreat
aai good care. until restored TO heAhh.
Caution.
u rs. h-sr estimated ihat over Tss Hssf,'d
TGsssa.i Dsliit, are pail 90 sNindlnz luaeks
Annually, 80 New Ensland .Lrnr, ~thout a.y ,'-.
~ ~ tho.. ~ho pa, a. Al this com.. from trust.
inz sik.i i.ysHy 10 men Who afsalAs destitute 81
honor, ch,r.tisr. anil .kiil. sod ~ho.e saly ~.
eoa,menllIipa !. their o-a islse as'i .sirasssshi
s.,hsa,, ~ priise ~ thsm..l's.. ", therefore
,ua -uuh lroiI tTsr A.sbsEE'f, iak- no mau.
~o,d. =, asiir SAai An B,d'Asiss' arc, b"i MANI
INQUIRY III siii cost ,ou noihing, and ma,
.,,s ,uu man, rrgtr'. zoe. a. .i'eti'''ng ply
.iciaa., ~ Moe case. osi iicn se beks,. there
!. na .si~,y IN tfa.tIag 1-g y iA'-, .nlc.. zoe
kRa~ 49, AMI VAai 'hsy are.
EyDs. VI will .soj 'Ht,. by ,ncln.ing 90.
.,srap .. .io,s. . Pamphlet on DISEASES ot
wONEN, sod 90 P,''si' D'''as'' s'''r,'l,' CIV
l Jog isll ,RiaInaI'on, sIA fN "oh ssd'su'f 'd"'
,,s,, .yi,.iius.iai,, siih.ui Which NJ ai,e'ti'
"A, ,h,.,,,.n %, a..i,c,ss Il ,hi. kind - ds.srv
"a. ofANy CONFIDENCE WHATEVER.
~ Orders by mail p'omp,ly attended to-
WI, ,,ur adde's Bla,siy, snd d'r,c, TO DIR
MtTrlSON. q. sbo'r.
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ONvoub. S-Ats Ccou 81 Probate held 81 70.
tts ~th,a .ad toe ths tuuuiy IT pNi1fd, on The
th.rt Tus.jN 90 VI .tsh A.pl~e2'
OH he tfegoiag p~iiiiua oEp'b'r, Ihhiihs
..I r-tit,..c, g,vv usttc- tpa' Its'ns iu'St"'trd
l., csasiag copy oi b.. p~s,tiaa, 18th the otjsr
fcaar. thrt-aa. 20 - psuli'hed thfee -sss' 'ur
s...ivsl, ~ IN, ONisoi D-u.-ct.t, Rs~spsp~f
rrtatei 81 rsfis, ~ .a,d JuaaiS, tA,t The, 49,,
arpsaf ais p',lnts Cuuu g. he Asi f'',.. "a
The ih,n. rus.isS IT Nav neal At tea o'cl,,s
ani ,hs- Cause, 81 IN, the, have, sh, the saHs
.hluI Mt - gusutrd
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r.. ". WOODBURY., Jaak-.
Atue cop,-ai,..u ]. y. ioaas. Register.
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is. Ilosss, Hsrisi..
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Auue eopy-atie.t:
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o,po~p. -, Ala Court Of Probate held a, =.

J :. nos... R.r.-.
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FINKLE g. LYON
SEWING MACHINE CO.,
Rea Uroa dvnv. N0w.York.

MO p~r-oa Who Contemplate, purchasing se~.
~ ias Mseh,ss lss family or manufacturing pof'
p,.-s. shosd il Ia seud lor Doe OF eaf circulars.
~hiea contains cot, aud lcll descriptions OF re
several styles. prices AID sample. Of work. al OF
which ~s seod BY mail free. We claim to have
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To "a. H...,asl, y.4s,sfP''s.i' J'' fI' c'sSiy

4 uve oopy--atis.I; J. :. iioSS'' nsg''ef'
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A,rve eony-sussti
J. q. Hobss, R,r,.is,.
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The Great Rebellion.

sirt, thousand Ia Eighty thousand
daily. ,nd It h,' lr-qs-n.S L"',"; the year. n
t,a,~. a .Nr,,su--ai, te.shsd o'-r O-s Hsaf'si
TG,s,.si pst da,-,r.uag the c,pIe'n u both
our h.t p,e..c. ~ the u,mn', I" supply the de-
lfsnd.
The G.IL,~,as arr the P'ies. Of the 's'sial cd.
ton. Il the Juuta.l.
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T.. W. WOODBURY.. js'lss.

Atm, sOp,-aii,.,iJ J. =. lloES'. Register.
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ADDISON COUNTY.
s2HS y. i T. H"IcGaa, senators.
! . ~ t SIEIf Assistant Judges,
GAIUS A, COLLAMER, sheriff,
WI =. BA2 ON. States Attorney,
g. +. RAYMOND, IIigh Bailitf,
judges Of PROBATE:
HARVEY MUNalLL, New Hayen District.
CALVIN & TILDEN, Addison Djstr' ct.
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GREER l0OEYA1N FRBtslAN AUG. 49, $50.

kindness OF heart to save them from the ven
geanoe that they krow they deserve
raece is no coarse lett 10: oar Government
but 10 20 straight forward and cary out,rigldiy
ana unsparingiy, the policy OF severity mat 1t
has promisel Il the rebels ro;all!te We must,
and push the war with ell the more terrible
vigor. Ii they will make it, by their obstinate
treason, war If determination, there is moth
ing lett for us but to accept the issue. or aban-
don the contest. Halfway measures have not
succeeded and will nos succeed. Traitors must
be made 70 feel toe halter or they will not abb
jure their treason. Soft words or soft blows
will not reclaim them. Let US have no more
yielding 10 rebel threats, but, with a million of
troops il the field, let us have six months of I'M
relenclug war, and try hst method OF saving the
Union
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The PositiGo Of affairs in Virginia.

IL IS Impossible 10 get any accurate idea OF
'"9 POSITION OF oh''F' IN virginia the Govern,
"s"' s''"9 '"' Ps'''7 no i"'o'"h'ion' ana
newspaper ''i's''''0e'''' '''us 'oi' 10 give on'
.''''' ''''N' '"'' u ''''' "'''.o'y c'@rac'ef
..I,9 '''''' '''' 'p'''' Lave sue
os''1N - W. mug '"V 'S'' LAM u rope 5
49, ""' ''"p5'oS -''a,'u'''''' ana perhaps the
','. 'y'"'' u A'''' l'uN' '' 'oS'eS we
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REBEL PLANs,-rhe Baltimore corrpsnondent
oi 'he New York HucM who bias frequently
shown considerable familiarity With the plans OF
the traitors, writes ttat il is 10 ,hlrt of the nu,
pose 81 the rebeis to attempt to capIurp Wash
inS'on' as the deitncts Of that city they regard
as impregnablc. They do, however, intend TO
torce the Union army far enough away from
Richmond to render their own capital safe and
then, keeping a sufficient force in the neiebbor-
nood OF Manassas and along the line Of the Ran.
pahanhock, 10 rapulse any advance Of federal
troops, the active campaign will be Transferred
to Tennessee and Kentucky, with designs upon
Louisville and Cipcianati 10 this end if is
asserted that Bs}uresQrd has been actively en-
gagged IN getting ready an army Of $50 GOO men,
winch he expects viii be Increased by so 600
men IRON Virginia as soon as the Union armv
is driven back to the Potomac, and the front Of
Washington Nith this army, and with the
advantages already gained by the raids Of Nor
gan, and other guerilla bands thcy hope TO be
able very soon after the opening Of the fall cam
palgn, not ouly to gain all that the rebellion has
lost IN the West, but to push the war across the
Ono river into the free States. 1t is also as.
serted by this correspondent that the rebels now
have an abundance Of provisions, and also ar
abundance of salt the latter article hayioo
been partly furnished them by smuggling acros,
the OHIO river, and partly by pretended Unior
traders in Memphis.
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MURDER IN BURLINGTON. The Burlirgton
papers give an account ola horr bic tragedy that
occurred IN that town on Wednesday night. 1t
appears that Mr.. Barnet, an Englishman resi-
ding at b., went to the house of Mrs. Enolish
about o clock Thursday morning and informed
her that his wife had committed suicide. On
Barnet d going to the house, the wife of Barnet,
an Irish woman, was found on her bed, with
ner 1hroat cut IRON ear to car, and large
butcher knife in her right hand A coroner's
inquest was held the next day, and from the
testimony of Mrs. English and the neighbors
and OF DIR, Thayer, who stated positively that
the wound could not have been sclf-inAicted il
was made very clear that Barnet was the muir
derer, and the jury go found. Barnet and his
wife had often quarrcled and both of them
were Incorporate.
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H. ETPFTIER.

The legal e Ia u Montpelier, iny ted
to meet at the Village Hall saturday, the 3J'h Of
august INST, u ocloc in the evening, to nominate
Town Representative. All ho in favor Of sustain
ing the Constitute ion aud the Unitn ana HEALTHY sup
porting the National Administration in its efforts TO sub
due rebellion and punish treason, and to maintain the
Con tuition and Laws the present crisis of the DUN
try. ere cordially invited to attend.
DAVID l.. FULLER !
!. ". ELLIS Hon
". q. + RRlN, r C,n,niftpa
CHARLES REED,
4. W. HYDE,
Mont eer, Aug. 81, l.o2.
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LITERARY NOTICES.

Tie MUSICAL STRING OF PEARLS. a collection of
Hymns and Tunes adapted to all occasions Of
Social Worship. By Rev. j. W. Dadmun.
Author of Revival Melodies, DC. Boston
James P Magee.
This IS what it claims to oe, string of MI.
steal Pearls. 1t is Published in "a cheap and
convenient form. We commend it to the atten-
ton Of those who enjoy good music and relish
lively, social meetings
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The MosT POPULAR PREACHER IN Scor.
LAND'-Rev Mr.. Haven says the most popula,
preacher in all Scotland is Rev. John Card
very singular il he is. No one can read hi,
sermons with any great satisfaction or intel
lectual Improvement. Mr.. Card, like Mr.
boyd is minister of the Scotch Nationa
Church.
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A proper secrecy is the only mystery Of
aole men; mystery is the only secrecy OF weak
and cunning ones.
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P RICHARDSON.
ADDISON PEEK, }Scnt tors.
P y. BRADFORD. }
GAK ( u 4 fH I!,FNIoN' Judges,
r +. MERRILL Judge Of Probate
ANGER NJ JACKMAN. Sheriff
CHAS. II. HEATH, state's Attorney.
Q L. " WATSON, High Bailif.
.nnIsO< Col-Nry
JOHN W. STEWART, Senators
"a yUE ~, NM ~, l ~
OLIVER a%l14, t, r,,''> t,, ,p1ssS'
~ p,S'nW St,ta,s ,ttdr.nor
- p1T>Iovn i!iah p,iii is'0' Ne''
" - va ', az, '',s,t r,an,nv
,,,n,1,, ,,trVIfft u !5a'.n D;str,c+
va y '
pE>E'>cToN COUNTY
G n; n, =; ~ ", no ,0n g. Senators.
y; >, ~ ~ -, ~, % mn
" ~ 5,I nERtl1r, Assistant Judges.
"a ~ r1 NET b on W shorir
nC1 a ;,4Tv IoW S. h"', o 3,tar
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-29
TO Canaan.
so.s or THE SIX HUNDRED THOUSAND

.n.G or TIE SIX HUNDRED IhoboN'
Where are you going, soldiers
With banner, gun and sword:
We're marching South to Canaan
To battle Tor he Lori
What Captain leads yCur armies
Along the rebel coasts
The Mighty One Of Israel
His name is Lord OF Hos.s
10 Canaan, TO Canaan,
Tie Lord has led forth,
TO blow before the heather walls
The trumpsts Of the North
What flag is this you carry
Along the sea and shore:
The same our grandsires lifted up
The same our fathers bore
In many battles tempest
1t shed the crimson ra!n-
What God has woven in his Dom
Let no man rend in twain!
To Canaan, to Canaan
The Lord has led US FORTH
To plant upon the rebel towers
The banners of the North
What troop is this that follows,
All armed with picks and spades
These are the s"arthy bondsmeh-
Phe iron-skIn 0Fisades
Ihey II pie up ffeeaom ; DreaS'"o'K'
They'll scoop out rebels graves
Who then wi be tgeir owner
And march them of for slaYes'
To Canaan, to Canaan
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The hammers OF '-e NeF'h
what song is this you're singing
! ne same 'ha ' i''a'l sung
And hiram. ,ombrsl r,,ng,
To Canaan To Canaan
The priests and madgns cried.
70 Canaan TO Canaan.
The peoples voice replied.
10 Canaan to Canaan
The lord has I'D US forth,
. 'n0"1'' '"fo"s" rs "aaeF 02n'
IhS dut"llA u tht NufJh
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-29

Our relations are always in extremes;
sometimes they exaggerate our merits, at
Others times they make the most of our faults
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-29

HAVING CHOSEN Our CAUSE WITHOUT GUILE
AND WITH PURE MOTIVES, LET Us RENEW OUR
TRUST IN GOD AND CO FORWARD WITHOUT FEAR
AND WITH MANLY HEARTS.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-29

'''fT1 r1IVIII'7OIo HUH DTOUKIDIU WhOHe
names we have Mt received.
IL mas been suggested that Gen. ualleck apply
inc same rule to Stuart $ cavalry that he has to
newspaper correspondents, and exclude them
from the lines Of our array, This, it is thought
might have a tendency to keep the rebels in
ignorance OF the strength and position of our
iorces.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-12-01

common glory which our arms have won
would make il an uncommon disgrace 10
relax our zeal now
We are Of those who hope the war will
not last much longer. But the end of the
path is ever the hill ; we cannot tell wheth-
or it be far or near. Let rs not trouble
ourselves, however, with that question
The whole duty Of life consists in ever
doing the duty that lies next to as. The
pendulum undertook to count up the Ia
bors that lay before it for the day, grew
disheartened and stepped. It was remin-
dsu that it had but one oscillation to make
At . time it was encouraged and started
again. Let rs, in like manner, address
ourselves to the duties of the moment and
ofeach day as it comes, and not depress
our energies and becloud our spirits BY
picturing the aggregate hardships and
trials Of possibly . long war Providence
wisely hides from us the end, but viii
bring rs there in good time, if we attenc
to the duties of the present, and pursue oul
work with faith and resolution.
Richmond Enquirer.