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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-03

sGJ~ We have frequently called atten-
ton to the vivid Imagination of the man
who manufactures the Indianapolis seasa
ton dispatches for the Cincinnati Gazette
What he don't know, amt worth knowing.
We clip the following from the Gazette of
Saturday. This is the stuff " specials are
made of:
Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette.l
INDIANAPoLIs, Jan. 3 l.
1t is said that the rebels have succeeded
in burning the bridges between Henderson,
Ky, and Gen. Crittenden column, now ut
South Carrollton, and that our forces are
falling back TO Calhoun to protect their rear.
Marauding bands infest the whole eoun-
try, and, it is said, four hundred cavalry
were marching on Henderson yesterday for
the purpose of robbing the bank at that
place. Col. Owen, of the Sixtieth Indiana.
from Evansville, went to Henderson, this
morning, with four companies, for the uio-
lection Of the citizens
little more ability should be display ed
in the management Of this division Gen
eral Crittenden is afraid some one might be
har
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"a There are at present about 2, 300
troops at Camp Dennison, Ohio, including
four regiments of infantry four of cavalry,
and FIVE batteries of artillery. s.
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B@- The 52th Indiana regiment left St
Louis, Saturday afternoon, for Cairo.
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WWR.AJR~TBB.-Two good Cooks wsneed al
w the American House. Apply Immediately
Good wages will be given.
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PITTsBURGH, Feb. River ii feet by
the pier mark and falling. Weather cloudy
and damp.
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G0AAERcrOR's s.EEE or REAL

10 = = IOI IIIt OF LIla
penSss of sidewalk improvements.
Notics Il hereby given, that By virtue OF a pre-
oept issued by the Mayor Of the City Of Evansville,
and 70 directed, Will sell at public suction, 40
the door of the Court House, "A said city on r.
URDAY, FEB. 10, 1862, at 2 O'Clock ~. M the fol-
lowing lots parcels Of real estate, or So much
thereof % may be necessary to pay tho amour G
charged and assessed against said lots respectively,
for the costs and expenses Of making sidewalk
improvements for said lots, together with the costs
of sale
l.. s. Bailey, Lot B. Block 81, L,alnase0 Isl 90
Adam Oysterman. Lot 4, Block 1O4 La
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2 7fsFssr or BsasfU e. g Joy k1OrsUs r
Who can be beautiful with a sicSly pale complex
ion? Keep the pores Of the skin free, and tn.
blood pure, and lonr cheeks will vie with the
and lIly. The skin is formed with thousands of
pores in every inch of surface whose Office it il to
carry OF the impurities of the blood-the
know.edged cause of all diseases of mankind
when the skin ID dry and parched--wben 1t is
covered with eruptions-when it is cold and clam
my-when there is Inward fever Inflammation
lit is impossible for the skin under these circun-
stances to perform its proper functions, and to
carry Off the impurities frsm the body designed
by our Creator
JUDS0N'S MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS remove
these distractions, and produce free and healthy
blood, remove the erpptions from the skin, and
cause it to brigh en- with the flush Of youth and
beauty Beauty without paints and cosmetics
beauty produced BY health and happiness.
Jndson's Mountain Herb pills sold by all
medicine dealers. dec3
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BfhaG aa saHsOWHs or sssRsrSRg and
Disease among the Volunteers would be prevented
by the free use Of HOLLOWAY'S PILLS AND
OINTMENT. For Wounds. Sores and scurvy the
Ointment IS a certain cure and for Bowel Com
plants, Feyers, Small Pox, sc the Pills the
best medicine in the world. 22l
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AVOUIS~ a - LAas k.aASRr aHHDTNGE.-
u All persons having books, drawn frem the
County Library, are notified 70 return the same TO
the Library between this date and the bret DAY Of
February next. Volumes Will not be given out TO
readers until further notice.
W II. WALKER,
A. v. @. and Librarian.
volksBote please copy jan2ldw2w
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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n ADIsoEx1LEE, Mercer Co.. Mo-. May "A. 1855
Or = n. JAeKsoE:-DEaR SIR About two
years ago had eongestiye chills, which So COM
tpletely prostrated my whole svsfeIn f5at ~
months I despaired OF recovery As a natural
consequence 81 the dangerous Congestion Of blood
70 tine thoracic viscera Tor internal oTgansl WAS
nov sGected with chronic fufamulatio1 ~ fl,s ii,-
er, stomach, and spleen, accompanied with paIt
tation OF the heart, and long train Of trezsi
nervous symptoms tried all the nallaf remedies
| in vain. AT length was induced by nly Brother
| to use " DR.. HOohand's German Bittarsas rs bf,
| said they had almost Cused him 0f Drsretasia A.
They afforded immediate relief aud iu one
week after began using them, was abie.t0 pur-
sue my ordinary avOoation. .i sa4
am DESTROYS Of becoming your agent here, for ]
am confident that 1 can sell a large amount Of the
genuine article | am putting up drug store 40
this place. and should consider my stock of medi-
clnes Incomplete without your irEainabie prepafa-
/ t1p. GEO ~. STEWART. A. D.
These BitteTs are intended for Liver Com plaiut,
dyspepsia, Nervous Debility, and diseases arising
/ from a dlsordereG stomach, They agH perform
what it is said they will. For sale by druggists
and store-keepers ia every town and village IN tie
| United States, Canades, West Indies, and South
America, at IS cents per bOrtie See that You get
aoohand's German Bitters
| jan24 ~d&W2w
sYYRszs.-Imperiat Young Tyson, GuDpow-
N der and oolong Teas, at from 45c. % 81 60 per
ID, at VICKEBY BROS,
No 50 Main ST.
NTyssEsN1CA or COEksEe ss-720 boxes, =
ocI2 Sc. GILBERT & CO.ee
Hep6 No. 50 Main Street.
IN E.RRGE STOCH or CGUsVTR n
50 cents, at soRAPKEB s BUsslf{Gs.
augz2 No.4s Main Street.
KpKREB POWsDER,
IA In lib and 2ib canfsters--5 cases fust recefv
ed and for sale BY S. E. GILBRRr 3 Co.
a @. s0D.S-loO kegs best Newcastle.
AEs ocls s. Z. GILBERT q co.
MD.HTR O.R-KZE RO.TEs .EF.g.S-f7 F-F9Z-
~ TURE.-A very choice article of sorghum
Moiasses, just received and for sale by
VIGKERY BROS
9ot24 No. 50, Main Street
TA6A DOZEN PRRsR EGGS F-I-
ADU Store and for sale by
oetz4 - No. 81 kiain Street.
SUPPLIED .aG.REyN.-.aa-OTR
~ lot OF those nice SHAKER BROOMS-so
cheap at % cents each, at YICKERY BROS,
cctz4 No. 50 Main Street.
EI9kfATE LKs.Rks.
w so kegs St. Louis White Lead, 10 arrive
mays SAMUEL ORR.
SNOR&HUsa E.RssRs.-2 bbls Sor-
- ghum MoIasses, far superior 10 the last, just
received and for sale Rt NICKERX BROS,
decf No. 80 Main ST.
RyvURM 6s rs, Eggs, Butter, and Iots OF other
n nice things, can be had at
aeo7 ~ ElI FI1 vICKRBg's
RpEER OJ4rs, ROSES, PaUaMkS. &c.
IA We have just opened large stock Of Bonnet
and Trimming Ribbons, French Flowers Roses
Plumesi Rnshss, and MiliinerF Goods generally.
Il csas.n 81 sCHARkER 4 Busting,
nosSe 80 Main st
R1v.aA. e0RsV.-.RT 20 ORJy~rs pm
- Bushei, at VIOKE3Y BROS,
oot4 No. 81 Main Street.
EE Blk SKI ksls@ ks-EEfsF's-
ASR bbls OurraRts;
900 MS Citron;
cask Prunes;
Dbl Cherries. For sale
deelS - 1aF H. A. COOKS.
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COAL! COAL!
"a gig JUST RE61sKp-aEI -zgv-E1
Am unloading at the Lamaseo Wharf sape-
Pittsburgh Coal,

which will deliver any part of the city at IN
cents par bu=hei. While unloading orders will be
received az T. Horn brooks store or 1T the Boat.
TERMS CASH 4. J. HUTCHINSON e 60.
jan3i
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AZ having in their possession Books belonging
10 the Pigeon Township Library and taken out
prior 70 October Let, 1851 requested % return
the came Immediately.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
sz FHE n. ". LINE.
Exclusively for the Journal.
LAST NIGHTS REPORT.

Probable expulsion of Jesse
D. Brighten. McKinstry
Government Swindles-
SpeclS1 s-What a Deserter
says-Frauds on the gov
ernment-L --latest from the
Burnside expedition
Beauregard en- route for
Kentucky with 5000
men-Afairs in Missouri.
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1 " : hEAL LoIaI D.
By virtue of a decree Of the Nanderburgh Court
OF Common Pleas, made at its May Term, 1861, ia
a suit for partition in which Cynthia Fields aud
others were plaintiffs, and Eliza II. Grim and
others were defendants, ] will, % Commits sioner,
Offer for sale at Public Auction at the Court House
door IN Evansvt Tile, Ind on tlIe 18th day Of Feb
rHary 1852, the foIiowiog described real estate u
Yanderburgh county, to-wit
Ninsteen 63-1O0 acres of the North end Of the
West half of the South East quarter OF Section No.
niEeteen (le) In Township No ave, South ii hauEo
No. ten 90 West. Also, nine S7,100 acres Of the
South part Of The south West quarter Of the North
East quarter of the Section, Township and hanEo
aforesaid. Aud being the sans premises leit uudi-
vided in said partition suit appear by the TepoEt
and plat recorded in Partition Record, 20. T. ct
p. p. 1877, 1873.
TERMs.-One-third cash, balance tu one ard two
years with interest and good freehold gaenf y
laws a. I. R0bItFgA,
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.ons 49, Is. q. as -sas alsiist. D 4 lsIi
L d w a. s III II 4,
ATTOEENse d p az 14At-
AGENTS.
Once NO. 81 AIain street. -slH'g-ifs thy- t..tur
House. Evansville indiana. naJi6-d6EJ
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LThe time here set down is adjusted to coHtyact
hours. On the River there is variation according
10 III circumstances
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gHVRszs.-Imperiai Young Tyson, Gunpow-
N der and ooIong Teas, at from 45c. 70 si Cd per
lb-S at VlCKER BROS,
No Main
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A. The Cincinnati Commercial Ia

iouey matters are unchanged.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-09

real, stanch, brave living is tough D.
worx. that strains she sinews aud cali.
the moral forces OF ones nature.
great question for US to settle Is, hOy. v. Z
receive, and carry, and use our sorrO.,
this lies the whoie matter. They NAV
come rs for awhile, as equinoctiaI "a,
the folesrs, b : when the .iu1. are has.
the Tree, stand up again, ;alr aud sat-.
ever and the birds lodc- in the b,,,.. .
thereof. And so are our sorrows IN
ceiyed. We may bead under them. ,.,
ther death, nor loss, nor change in TIL, ~.
should break US. They should max.
hearts mellow with qulck abd teaa4r syn.
thies and charities-t they should give
/ richness aud flavor TO the frui.. which
on the buugha Of our lives, 50 tina, that,
was before small, and sour, and gnar.ed e..
now be full aud sweet, with juices Ike 49,,
for the sun and the rains nave beat uno,,
ripened them,
IL IS better to take what comes, ann
take it braveIy, trustingIy. We all know
sorrows which it seemed t. as we could nov.
bear, as We saw their first shadows oo,o
ever the horizons OF our skies-sorrow. ..,
the thought of which We turuod snuddar,.
feeling that if they came down upon Us ina,
could never be for us again light, or song .
peace for a single hour.
And yet the SORROWS came down-so,o,,
of death, and change, and loss ,hey 7s,.
the stately castles OF our hopes to du.r-
they tore the quivering ibres Of or ae..
our souls went mourning in ,ac.clo,h 4,
ashes and yet the time OF renewing can.
and Gods south wind blew over our SOU.
and we live and smile, with Smie caasteg.
and sobcred by Old memories, and the w..
is beautiful to our eyes once more.
Not with its lost beauty. rhe sorro.,
that sweep over US leave tnelr traces. 1h7
enlarge aud ripen us-they teach u, nat ?.
end OF living is not mere enjoyment, oA
ing good and Improvement OF our own ear
ac,er but we cannot carry the o,d. ca-c-.
tree hearts, the ligtt Joyousne,s oil Spirits
life has now become something rea' ami e..
rest to us There is work to lie 19aa
victory to ne won.
So, dear reader, oy all the sweet ~,
sorrow, By all its pain and discipline by T..
fhorns which must pierce Us, Inc oruis
must carry by the battles We mus; ~.
bat most IN iowIy places, whose witness: a..
the great cloud which no III an behodetn, Az,
By the evil which We ,uus: overcome, NAV y.
De made meet for he kingdom OF hes
Virginia F. TonnSend.
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Washington County Mass Convention.

A Mass Convention of the Freemen OF Wash
ington County will be held at Montpelier Oh
Saturday, July 18th, At ten clock in the fore
noon, for the purpose OF nominating candidates
for county officers to be supported at the mex,
annual election.
All who are n favor of sustaining the Con
atitution and the Union and heartily supporting
the National administration in It's Efforts u
subdue rebellion, 10 put down and punish trea-
son. and to maintain the Constitution and
Laws in the pres"n, crisis Of the country, are
cordially invited 10 attend,
Ctnon Commiftef. Republican COMMITTEE.
GEO. NICHOLS. n A. TAYLOR.
JAS. T. THpRSTON, {. N CARPENTER
q. X. SLAfTOS. &. W. r. DWINELI.,
LEWIS CHAMBERLAlN. W. B. ORCUTT,
E. DILLINGHA- O. L. WATSON.
L. l. DURAET
Montpelier. July 9th, 1862
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A DAILY FREEMAN

Will be published at this office until further
notice. Two editions will be issued, one To bt
ready for the mail West, and the stages thai
leave Montpelier in the afternoon, the other in
he morning in season tOT the morning mails
Zach edition will contain the latest telesraphic
Is VS. to the t4me u going to press.
The Terms viii Ire,
$4,d0 per year, or 81 90 for three months, to
mail subscribers and those taking the paper from
the office.
$500 per year. or 81 % for three months, to
village observation-disclosures delivered at their
fuses OF places OF hus;aess.
Advertisements inserted on reasonable terms.
Orders are solicited. {. w. WILLARD.
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The First Money Transaction.

! This was the first money transaction oil
which we nave any account. 1t trades were
made before this time, ia which money was
empoved. we have 10 record OF il. Cattle,
sheep, .ambs and other possessions, had been
used instead of money-not very convent
ent currency, it is true, yet better than none.
But now, Tor the first time, money was
used to purchase sepuchre for the good
mother of the Hebrew race. 1t was certain
ly very worthy object upon which TO expend
this new and more. convenient currency, espe-
cialIy when we remember it was for the on y
woman whose exact age, death and burial,
are mentioned in the Scriptures. 1t would
seem as II Abraham intended thereby to pay
more than ordinary respect to the memory of
one with whom he had lived so long and
happily.
A Jewish shekel was equal to about fifty
cents of American money, SO that Abraham
paid two hundred dollars for Machpeai-a
tact that shows it must have been large
field 10 which the cave vas, consisting OF
many acres, since, at that age Of the world,
this amour: Of money wouIa purchase quite
tract Of land.
1t appears from the narrative, that the
money Wa, weighed, aud not counted--a fact
that proves it Was unlike our own currency.
II is probable that the silver was simply cast
mo form convenient tor use, the quality
being determined by weighing. 1t is we'll
known that he earliest form 0: money among
the Egyptians was that Of ring, and the
same may have been true OF the money which
Abraham paid Tor MachpeIah.
1t is usual to this day, in the East, to
weigh money. Even when it is coined / is
still weighed, taat all the pieces may be Of
equal value. This practice is even now OBJ
served at the Bank Of England. When
person receives large sum of money, it is
weighed out to him in order to save time
for large amount cau Do eighed il short
er tine than it can be counted. |, is quite
task to count fifty thousand dollars IN gold
but, knowing the exact weight of dollar,
eagle, or sovereign, the weight OF fifty tnou-
sand dollars could be settled in a minute, and
weighed almost as quickly.
Then it is fact worth knowing, tina: the
first money transaction was the purchase OF
sepuIchre for the mother Ut the Hebrew race
and the first man who used liver money in
buying and selling was Abraham. Ellsworth
while for US who are living to remember, also,
that tho last draft upou our possessions will
be the price of our winding sheet and coffin.
Home Monthly.
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GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN JULY 9, 1862

- ,rs.a,, ;ncuubents be re nominated ~ serve
a. State CommitIee.
Mr.. Davis thought additions should rs made
to the COMMITTEE -.
Judge Carpenter then moved tina: a co ',
mjt,.e OF one from each County he appointed
t., uo,nin. to State Comrulttee Tor the ensuing
war adopted
rhe President then designated as SAID Com
mit,ee, the following gentlemen
Addison Co nty, +. E. Woodbridge ben
nngton, II. q. Root ; Caledonia b: = h-'i-
d,n',ron Chj,tendsn. L. B. Plat Essex, Geo.
\ Dale Franklin, j. q Smith Grand Isle,
Edwin Adams; Lamoille. Geo ". Hendes :
Orange. L. s. Hiuckiry ORLEANS samuel Che
ney Rutland, Jacob Edgerton Washington
Geo. {. Shepard Windham, R. ". Clarke ;
Windsor C. II. Chapman.
The Convention then adjourned iii two
O'Clock this afternoon.
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Our Sorrows and their Uses.

We suppose tina, thore must come to sll of
US, just as the storms and the nights come to
the year, hours OF sorrow and anguish Of soul
hours in which there is no swee, ligh, of
the sun, nor even tho faint, tar giumering OF
the stars-hours 10 which VIC look on al sides
and there Is none to help, for there is no time
When We feel how utterly alone We are-ho~
Tar Oh and powerless is EARTH y love, or shield,
as We do in some grea. shock and surge of
anguish which shakes the centre of our souls
and sweeps over them as the Spring treshe,s
sweep over the banks, buryug und'r their
chill and blackness all hope, and Joy, and
beauty. sorrows ar there so heavy ami
nard to be borne, that it seems they can never
pass away tho soul shrinks from it. burdens
and stands at that window whose only out.
look Is landscape OF darkness and despair
And yet, as every Winter is lost and for.
gotten In the SUNSHINE, and the singing Of the
birds, so the bitterness o: these sorrows bass
away-the anguish which drank up to,
while the very springs of our life, and hone
is slowly beaIed. God, who number. the
hai.s OF our heads, sends his angels to com.
tort us, and 10 there is the soft, faint gray
light IN the east, and then the tender flush
aud at last the daylight agaiu-the strour
blessed rcJo.c'ng daylight.
Dear reader, 1t Is useless to make IN orr
minds to having simply ). " good time in
this world Sooner or later, sorrows and
bitter trials will come-uo love will ares,
them no care will shelter us from them
Gods loving tenderness vii lot inierter,. +,
save US from all suffering auj endurance here
1t Is written that man is Of few uays and foIl
Of trouble.
Ana We don mean to imply here that nj
our TRIALS are sent to u, OF HIM. Sin and
mistake are constantly working out mi,ch;sF
/" th's world but there is one who hath
overcome the world add all things shat, VOL
together Tor good to those that love Han
And, reader, the best way i; TO .ettIa Il,
with ourselves, at once aud forever, that r..
snail not have altogether smooth, down.
n''l-oed OF roses sort Of way in this life. Anv
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l-)iieo.

In waitsf-Id, sune n, Mrs. orinda ", siie o. ID
Learned, aged IS years
In BrNintrse, June 81, Of dp;heria, Flor, - !!
"ank'tsr OF Elearer and Martha NJ Bass, ~ -yh'
months and days
In Crafsbury, June llth, Of dptheria DAVID, ~
years; also, by the disease June 2ih, An ..A+
Il Years, sons OF Spencer and Harriet Moody.
Az her fathers residence IN Hancock Jun y, VI
Nata NJ Scoit, aged 80 year. AMI months
sh" Is not dead, but born into tn summer Lam )
being not Of clay.
AT Liberty Hall Hospital. Va, June l.th OF 'ypaa
ever jonathan H. Boydeu, Of Co G, 6h Regimen
Nos'' son OF y. W. and 4. Boyd.n Of pu1bury ara b.
In berlin, July 9Th, OF dipth-ris, Mary sirssH, az
stephen Birgen.
Roberts, aged a years
=, IN STAFFORD, June 10, OF consunp,ion, VI. as
Mercy aged 30 yeas aud 70 days
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brattesoro, July 5, 1862. !
10 the People NJ Ternont:
The President of the United States calls into the ser
vice Of tn country additional force of three hundre,
thousand men, and expresses the desire that they
he enrolled without delay, bring this unnecessary
and injurious civil TO speedy and satisfactory con
clusion
Each citizen should consider this appeal a. addressed
areetyts him. and ~ once inquire what he de ol
his county directly, il may be- and il not indirectly
by encouraging and assisting those able and willing &c
lake up arms and hasten to the Of csnH Ct Any
one can see that even though troops victorious
additional troops are needed garrison and hold The
numerous important posts taken and much more are
they needed to prevent repair reverse. that NAV
happen
II cannot be necessary to than barely remind the
citizens OF Vermont that the crisis Of the rebellion has
come; and that by hesitation and delay it may b. al
lowed to linger and invite foreign interference in il.
behalf OF by such new, prompt andipowerful rally to
Arms rs the loyal people OF the country
able to MAKE 1t can be crushed and a,nihiIaed The
present, them is time for hesitation or delay Let IN.
response from vermont be prompt and patriotic and in
cousonance with all her past history Let no young
man capable OF bearing arms in defence Of his country
and lis wise and benefcen government linger at this
important period in the Let one hinder those
wno arc brave and competent to fight tn. battles n, the
country, from going forth that patriotic righteous
nesdfn service.
IL /, y - las; inport4nc: thai the resources and
strength OF our Government should be now in large
meaSure put forth, and its power and stability fully
proved ana firmly established Let the President
United States feel the strengthening influence. OF our
prompt ana hearty response his late call for
'ps' ana thsse brave men, fathers, brother, and
eeh' no" IN IN held struggling to the death to UNFOLD
our 'auSe be cheersd and by tho intelligence.
tha' many more OF the Green Mountain Row. ,,.
fapdIy enrolling for the ser,ic. Of their country and
viii soon advance to its defence Much more mich, M.
SAID 20 you fellow citizens but few words to IN.
and patriotic is sufficient. Time now is evervthin,
Lei ther" be no delay for n.n.saso. La,
II oe said that Vermont is Of he first States 70 20
'pohd with hsr quota--composd Of volunteers ready fr
ihe sgivi ce.
me Ninth Regimen: Of Vermont Infantry now i,
camp IA this State. will form part Of eur quota unla
inc recen call for three hundred thousand men An me-
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FREDERICK H0LBRoOK.
Governor Of Vermont.