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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-05-16

East Bethel, Vt, July 9th, 1857.
| have an only child which WAS attacked with mem-
lranous Group. We gave her DR.. ~ G. Whites Elixir
md to the surprise Of all, gave her immediate relief
ZOpHAR NtNTON.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-05-16
GROUP CURED.

St Adams, VI. Oct. 10, 1897.
My little daughter has been subject to attacks Of
Group have always found Dr. n G. Whites Elixir to
relieve her at once, and would not be without II Ia my
family any account. HORACE JBNtSON
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-05-16
COUGHS AND COLDS CURED.
From Rev / w Wnodward

WCstfurd, Vt, June p, 1858.
This certihes that N. O. Whites Pulmonary Elixir
tended with throat, and has been found reliable
medicine in these cases. j. W. WOODWARD.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-05-16

A MEXICAN GUANO.-The undersigned
n has now in store, and offers Tor sale the above ar
uce 10 dealers and farmers, in auy desired quantity.
The term " American Guano," is the title OF trade
marx by which is designated the fertilizer that the Com
pany Is importing from ITS islands These islands are
situated IN the Pacific Oeean, the line of the Equa
tor They formally taken possession ofin the mans
OF the United States Government for account Of the A
merican Guano Company, by the Commander Of the
U s ship 81 Mary's, in the year 1857
The scientific testimony respecting the value OF this
Iuano as permanent fertilizer. Is hatteTng clear
ana decisive and the favor which il has met with at the
hands Of farmers whose opinions Of ts merits are und-
ga upon careful experiments, will commend II all who
desire 10 obtain reliable and economical manure
The feTuhzing properties of this Guano are mainly
phosphates, not ammonia and therefore corn or other
seeds will not be injured by coming contact with IT,
The price al which it is offered is $40 for the single
ton, with liberal discount, according graduated
scale Of prices for large quantities.
w b. HASELTINE,
No IL Fosters Wharf Boston,
Agent foi the sale Of the American Co.'s Guano.
April y, 1862 90O3
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-05-16

'helu.ti tf 't'f 'au' tti WV
have used DR.. Whites Pulmonary Elixir in my fam
lily the last two years aud have found it the best medi
cine that have used for Coughs Colds aud sore
Threats. EDGAR MECH
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-05-16

Burlington, Vt, Jan. g. 1860
This is to certify that have used Dr. ~ @. Whites
Elixir in my family. and hnd it 10 be excellent med
cine for Colds, Coughs, &C.
IVCTUS HOTVROOK
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-05-16

Dr. d. deyotes great part OF his time the treatment
Of those caused by aud solitary habit which
ruins the body aud mind, uniting the unfortunate in
dydual for business or society. Some Of the sad an
melancholy effects produced by early habits Of YOUTH
eatness OF the Buck and Limbs, Dizziness Of the head
Dnness Of sight, Papitatou OF the heart Dyspepsia
Nervousness Dcrangcmcnt Of the digestive functions
symptoms of Consumption Sc. The fcalful Effects
the MIND are much to be dreaded loss Of memory,
fusion uf ideas, depression Of spirits, evil fiteU0dings
aversion Of society soli-dstus umidty, &C. are among
the evils produced. Such persons should before con
ttmpaung matrmOuy, consult ply stefan Of experience
aud be at once restored to health and happiness.
Patients who wish to remain under Dr. D0w's treat
mcnt few days weeks will be furnished with plea
SAINT rooms, and charges for boald moderate.
April, 1852. Qj47
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-05-16

This Is regular pentagonA bason having two fronts
bearing upon the river and three on the land side Th,
three land fronts have gacs aud covered way, and
there Ian attached twenty Eve gun cr be aing upon
the channel wet ditch ranging ON forty 70 vent,
fee IN Width and six ret deep extends entirely around
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-05-16

The correspondent of the Boston Journal
gives the following description of Forts Jack.
son and St. Phillip, and the defences viii h
the rebels had made against the ascent o. the
river by the Union feet, aud the successful
manner in which these Instructions were re.
moved
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-05-16

Beneath his treatment all the horrors Of venerea and
impure blood lmpoteny, Scroiula, Gonorrhna Ulcers,
nation Of the BLADDER and Kidneys Hydrocce Abcess-
es, humors frightlul Swellngs and L long train OF
bornbie symptoms attending this class Of disease,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-05-16
n S. ARMY AND NAVY SUPPLY

~ AGENCY AND CAMP EXPRESS.
To Merchants Manufacturers fquent0rs, and 10 those
ioshug 10 tDrodrd Goods and Packages 10 the Camps
gMe Dnion Military Stations and Ndvai Posts Of The
Coast and GUy,
Having secured especial privileges for visiting the De
pamcns both " the army and navy, for the purposes
Of Introducing aud selling TO the Departments Military
Storckeepers, Commissares, mathematics, Suffers
Officers and Soldiers Navy Agents. and Paymastcrs OF
the Navy, all articles required Tor the use. convenience
comfort and necessity both Of The army and navy We
have organized the above entitled Agency Camp and
Navy Express, with its Headquarters or General Office
located in the City " Washington.
Under this organization, entirely complete and extend
ing through all the Departments both Of tho army aud
Navy offer 20 Merchants Manufactures and Invent
tors unequaed facilities, In saving Of time readiness Of
sale and the many expenses unavoidable through the
usual channels Of sale to the Departments Military Sta
tons and Naval Posts.
Those wishing to avail themselves Of the advantages
Of this thorough organized system Of agency do
BY forwarding samples Of their goods TO our address by
Express, and prices, explanations, &c by letter.
Goods and 1ackages for the Camps and Naval Posts
sent 10 will be promptly delivered Letters Of
inquiry viii meet with prompt attention.
All Goods, Wares and Merchandise Of whatever ma
ure, ordered by this Agency, will be paid for deye
~.
1TGood agents. well referred ,oih small means, can
md profitable employment in this organization few
Orrlcs No 2ii PENN. AVENUE Copposite Will
lards Hotel WASHINGTON.
REFERENCES:
Geo Law, n. York. Senator Wilson. Boston,
Moses Il. Grinell, " Adams Express Co d"
Shehn Brothers, " phla
Adams Express " Riggs & Co. (Bankcrsl Wash
Erastus Corning, Albany, ington.
Alexander Cummings Philadelphia.
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IMPORTANT TO THE AFFfICTED-

| IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED
i DIR. DOW continues TO be consulted at his Office
Nos and Eudcou Street. Boston, all diseases Of
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
By long Of studs and practical experience Of
unlimited extent, Dr. ID. has the qualification ofpre-
seutng tho unfortunate with remedies that have never
since be FIRST introduced them, failed cure
alarming cases OF
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-05-16

After Com. Farragut had successfully run
gauntlet of the forts, he sent to Com. Porter
whose feet still remained below, the follow
ing letter, previous to his departure up the
river to occupy New Orleans
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-10

H- ohe Of the gaycst, and At the sane
time, terrific thunder showers Of the season,
came of Without announcement last night
The ARTILLERY Of Heaven" generally, We
should say, were having a grand j"llihes'iOn
over the capture Of New Orleans, and at times,
il seemed as il thousands Of bomb shells were
bursting in our ears. Tha water, o Jerusa'
lem, how il come down. In our quarters, -
q brick building finished of in approved SOU h
ern style,-where We were extended on our
couch Of repose, our first salutation was =
complete drenchins, from the roof while !
perfect Niagara in miniature struck our ehun
right in his eve. We were essentially Wsksc
up. The street resemblcd rivers snd. an al
most second doTugo seemed upon U.s. /
rained sligh,ually, il did.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-10

GrS. SIaEL ~ KsyrUcKr.-A corrrspon.
dent OF the ST. Louis Republican, writing from
Frankfort KY, says of this gallant distn.
guishSd officer; -, ...-.
"The government has at length done jus
flee to the gallantry and merits Of Sgl, by
prhmotng him to lhs Office OF Major General
admire mnri, Grant or Sigel. I VIII net at
tempt TO contract the two msn-they are DIFF.
ferenIly constituted. and possess faculties and
capacities Of alR,o,t entirely different natures,
but they both possess generous. warm hparis
and uuGaunted personal courage, qualities
which all men respect and admire. The battle
Of Pea Ridge was won by Sigel-his flrst dty's
fight with 800 men, when three times sur
rounded by over 1900 rebels. and his three
several repulses Of this vastly superior force,
and thereby saving the entire train and pro-
visions Of our army, and onsuring in final
triumph, has scarcely parallel in the worlds
hislory-it has imnortAllEed Sigel IN Ken.
lucky"
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-10
a sword Prs,en,n,ion 10 I1i.u,. Frieh.r

a Rword Presentation 70 Iisut. RrickST
The quarters Of the Signal Corps, connected
With this Department, at the corner Of Broad
aud Hancock street, was scene Of lnalloyed
hilarity and fea,iyitY on Monday evening. TIT
occas on Of it was this Lieut.. Fricker Is in
charge Of the Signal Corps, and rniversall,
beloved by them. They wishing to extena
some tangible proof Of their esteem, some
tina sinna nrdsHsA- -n-=I..AA,- A,-al
Pollock street, magnificent, and costly sword
Of Prussian manufacture, at an expense Of
nearly one hundred dollars. Thesword ar
rived by Adams Express Saturday, and the
presentation was made at dinner on Monday
afternoon about o'clock.
After dinner, the inimitable, mirth provoking
1t. Shumway arose, and delivered the follow:
Ing speech:
"Col FRicxER, R,-Sir-A Allow me in behalf Of
the officers Of the Signal Corps under your
command to engage your attention for . few
minutes. FROM the lime we left the mouth OF
the Severn, until We anchored in Hatterss In.
let, where the winds do blow and the rains
continually fall to the utter disgust Of man.
kind and amid the swatnps anc cansbrakes
Of Roanoke; Of Elizabeth City the clsyey
grounds between Slocuin's Creek and the
bloody battle field OF Newbern, and OF For,
Macon, down to the present time, yoL have
manifested more than fathers affection for
his children. in providing fo- our necessities
and comforts. This kind regard for us on
your part calls for more than formal expires
sion Of thanks from us, and we have according
ly procured fitting testimonial for our kind
commander and teacher. Allow Inc then il
behalf of the corps with which we are con
nected TO present to you this sword. Take i
sir, and may it.proteat You in all future time
and from all danger, and when this unnatura
rebellion is closed, and when you are gathered
to your fathers. may 1t be kept by your chill
dren, aud childrens' children, as Q relic Of tn,
past, may they look upon it in after year
with pride, and speak Of the many gallan
deeds OF their sire and grand'sire during th
war OF '6l-2 in assisting to put down th,
re6sllion, and restoring Pea,e to our nov
warning country"
This presentation took Lieut.. Fricker on
tirsly by surprise, being unexpected, an,
finding him totally unprspsred Tor III but >
rallied, and in few words fselugly expressed
acknowledged the beautiful gih, doubly dear
coming as it did from men aud associates VIII
had shared with him the dangers Of the ba
tls-aeld, the deadly malaria Of the swsmps
and hardships Of the camp.
The afternoon now extended into evening
was enlVened with fast Of reason anc fos
Of soul, fun and sentiment, which lasted unit
q late hour, when We left.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-10

-haAking his army Cor thar gAllan,ry os ths
a tie Geld OfShlloh, Is one of The mos, psffeeL
spers Of IT'S sort that the war has given to-shr
ublie- Gsn. b. indissolubly connects military
.loIy with The discipline that win. it. !, "a.
HEAoouAKTERs ARnY or IHE OgJo1
FIKLD or SHILoH. ERn.. D.
April 8. ie62 b
General Orders, No 6.-1hs General ,cslr
,ratslAlts the army under his eommAnd u. Ih,
mperlshaLle honVr.won yesterday by pprpYt
Il UII the battle feld Vi Shil0il, near p W
-'uIgh Landing. The ala'Iity aud neal with
winch lnsy pressed iorsard 6y forced maTchrs
tiie suecor ol ih.lr COM adss oi sister arp.y,
.dp rlled by the attack uf an o,erx b, luing
,orce; Tue g.ilanry with ahieh they ssssult,u
.ns enemy. and the prrseveriny courage viii
ynlch they malntHii ed III incrssanl cuiIh c
gxnst supsriUr trtifnesrs trUm o oirigek 10 NJ
uorning till syeInng, when ils ensuF VA
iriveII FROM the field, are incidents winch pom
great service nobly pc, ,iorpsd,
The General reminds his irBops again tbs
.uch results are not atlAiled By lndlyi,inn
,,rowsss alole that snbOrdinGtivn and car.ta
.rd.ning are ssssntidt 10 the efficiency ef sraI
army; ; and that The success 1hich has give
,llsm . brilliant page in history, is greatly dn
70 the readiness with which tney have EscIiids
me laLors Of their D,yis'.", Brigade and Reg
| .neutal Commanders, Who frst diaciptiae
hem in camp, aud thr,. ,vd them judicIousl
snd gallan,ly in 10 lie.
BY cumlnand al Maj. Gen. BURLL
| JAnGs B. FEY, A. A. g., Chief oi Stsh
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-10
THE SIEGE UR yorktown.
A REBEL WORK CARRIED By
=.,..#= I'D. ASSA ULT.
HrADouAnrrn or Tnr Apr OF IN. POnaO,

HEADQUARTERS oT THE AKNr or THB PoTnIo,l
CAnP WHrrELD Scorr, April 9S-ilAA
Hon. T. N. Stanton, Seerstary Of War
Early this morning an advanced lunstts Of
the rebels on this aide Of the Warwick, near
lis head, was carried by assault BY Company
II, First Massachusetts Regimsnt. The work
had ditch sir feet deep, with strong para.
pet, and Was manned by two companies Of
infantry artllvry. Our men moved over
uprn soh ground some sx hundred yards, 70.
ceivru the hrs oi the rebels At hfty yards. did
not return Il, but rushed over The ditch aad
parapcl IN the most gallant manusr The rsb.
81. broke and ran a. soon a. they saw that
inr insn intended 10 ero.s The paIpst. Our
oss VAS three killed. and one martally and
twslvs othsrviss wounded We took fourteen
prisoners. destroyed the work sufisisnily 10
render Il useless, and retired. The sxpedi.
ion ives conducted BY 0sn. q. Grover, who
managed the lffAIr most Handsomely. Moth.
ing could have been better than tie conduct
Of oil the men under Gre. The supports, Who
ssrs also under artillery Gre Of other works
we're ccmpsniss Of The First and Eleventh
In spite Of th, rain our uorL prosrssss.
we'll
(sigrsd) o.B. uScpnLAS
Major Gsnsrsl
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-10
Impor an, from ,inI,umh

WASHINGTON. April "a, 1852.
The Navy Department Ia. rec, ivrd t'sIach.
" from Commodore F,ot ,uSkEngs re
port firm Lieutenant Ionmanding G~ in, dsird
the l4th insi., In which he say':.-
The ylrr and L. Iing IN conveyed twn
lrappurts, containing iNo thousand Irnops.
infantry and cavalry. under cnmmnhd Of Grn.
sherman. Ia rhickasa~, AlabaIus, where ih.y
irrmtnk,d aud process. rHpdIy 10 Besi
Creek Btdsr, Al the cruising the Nun.
phR and Charlie, ton R.ilrad, Tor The purpose
OF destroying II aud a. much si the trssllr
work as they cunli fird.
=. .rss, ,xMd4liCq wPssII5sllS snesss,l.!l,. Tbs
. d len lsei each. nAs cdmpl Lly destroyed :
that Is the supersiroc urs-iog-lhrr with
some five hundird icri of lreslls wolk and
'sll mIlr oi telegraph line
The rebels madr IerUls resistance n our
e. vulry. nne hu, dred aud twenty In number.
hn' sonn hastily rrlrrs'ed, losing four Killed
Our loss noue
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-10
MOVEMENTS NEAR CORINTH.
GEN. HALLEck ADvAacIHe.
DEFEAT on TRK RRBRLS ,
ST.. Loun, Saturday, April 90.

81. Lour, Saturday, April 10
A special dispatch % the Missouri Dsne.
srat dated Cairo .odsy, says; -rtkf-
Passengers who reaehsd here this nora.
,ng on the steamer n. w. Thomss, which len
PIttburgh Laoding rhusday night brings Ihs
highly important iuiolligencs thar m engage
msnt took place on Thursday, between the ID.
vance guards Of the National and rebel srmlss;
lnsI tSe rebels wsrs drIvsn back losards Cor.
nth, aud thai Gen. Hsllsek vu pushing hin
Shols army vigorously forward"
CsicAao, Saturday, April 50. l'
A special dispaich from Cars % ths tssf-
nal, says that reconnolssAncp VA mads tos
ward Corinlh on ThuTsdsy. and when ains
miles out they surprised rebel camp. and I'd
vanced TO Pea Ridge, within six miles Of Ger.
nth. They renamed fren II O'clock In the
norning until oc ock Id the afternoon, bat
no signs Of the enemy we're seen. n
NJ. Stevenson, Of DAnyills, III, who scesms
panied the reconnolssanes, heard the constai1
rattle oi cars and sounding oi steam Whales
.owards Memphis, and thus got the impression
that the rebels ssrs svacusting Cofinth for
Memphis g'f3
Came, April 81,
The steamer Mcclellan, from, Piltsburg Land.
ing at 4 o'clock on Saturday. has arrived
Ths rebels are inauguraling system u
guerrilla warfare along the Tennessee RIVER
Boats we're Hredon yesterday short disilnee
/ above Fort Henry. - l-sssS,.sis-..sst , l-fi
Our army 10 stsadily advancing toward Cor
inth. Gen. Pops's division 10 on the ektrsms
LEFT, four miles above Pittsburg Landing.
/ A reconnaissance in force on Thursday en.
| countered large force Of rebel ,iantry and
cav airy eight miles from tho Landing. The
rebsls formed in line Of battle, and aiisr firing
one volley retreated in great disorder, with
considerable loss. Fifty.n,ns prisoners were
taken. The roads have been improving, but
the rains on Friday rendered them again In
passable. N
;. Generals Buell. and Besurcgard had effected
! arrangements for an exchange Of wounded
. prisoners.
Passengers by the McCIolIan bring iarthss
, accounts Of Corin,h being evacuated by ths
! rebels, who will make thcil next stand II Co
lumbus, Miss.
r Col. Turehin's brigade bad moved hack ffou
Tuscpmba to Huntsville, whore Gen. Mitch
Q el. Is sncamped. -
! CnIcAoo, April ~.
A special from Cairo 10 tho Timss says:
Passengers from Pit,sburg report that OF
0 Thursday over thirty dsssfssrs from the rsbe
: army entered our camps, and begged " bssn
y rolled among our troops. They all corrobora
J. ted the statement received the day before -
u lAiiug to the evacuation By the rebels Of thsi
present posiion, and asserted that Bcauregar'
z had withdrawn considerable portion Vt b.
= force for the defense Of hemphih III.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-10
Honor 10 Gen. sherman.

About this time last year Major, now Gener.
a Sherman, was stationed here with his Ayins
artillery, and he and his men became general
avoritss with our citizens. The following
~ell earned tribute to Gensral Shsrman's
merits, from the PkiladelphA Press will be
read by our people ss matter Of local inter
est:
"The credit Of the taking Of Fort Pulaski
Justly attaches to General Sherman, syamst
whom charges have been made by the
uAthlnkns or unknowing Of biying been slow
IN his movements. Going upon . coast which
is an archipelago, operations on the main
laiai could moi be entered upon nafeiy until
me vast maze Of inlets were somewhat ex-
plered. Moreover, II he had at 6r>t started
with his raa troops from Port Royal towards
Charleston or Savannah, the enemy in lionl
would have burned the numerous abroad
bi1ges O,ke those north Of Balumore.) wnIsh
connects the two cities, aud thus the ad,alIcr
would have been prevented. Meanwhile lie
has held in check ~ b.ih places H,ore than
double his avn iorce, and Fort Pulaski Is tli'
splendid sspoil of his operstinua To eff Ct this
all inist lutl uf natural and artificial obstscle'
had to be cleared out, and plank roads con
structrd across morasses, so a. 10 alles VI thu
ereetisn "f batteries at points commanding-sl
ths approaches to Savannah, and ~hich hnsll,
bro GIT the proud spirits the ho~er oi Ss
vannah 10 their knees. They did nut lk,
the through and through shots Of the Par
rsit kuns upon The wesk rear wall Of the fort
and 20 they ingi riously surr, nlercd, viii
scarcely any body nurt On their sid, sndprob
ably none on ours. So much ir batter.
Sherman, who has now gone out West 1
serys under General II .lleck.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-10

~ VGsHnl O H. Conrad vas on. Of, N. uronr
unr ndiihnal tHlon mrn,bers In ,h, yirgirIA
. rs,slon Cenyrniion Ahsr thar body hal f,,.
ished is ~nfh Of trsss"n. Mr. Conrad returned ;.
his h"uns To- GilnirI county sud vas sson ihrt
.e'luryd BY Gov Lrishsr. Who ,if-rsd him a
Bhgail.r 0sn Ialshlp In the rebel army. Tn.
bht ioOk. and hr Cosrad fsl, Into tbs slough
About two urshs since, having bse.ms heartily
sirk ~ bis position. he len the ryh-l Tahhs and
voluntarily gave himself upio the Union ,fSosrs,
and vas ssut 10 Wh-sling. uhrrs he nov Il,
s~aliinE an investigation. He thlnhs that the
I,bsllion is ,unbllng 10 piseOs very fast
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-10

How IT FEgls rI M Sur ~ BArTlr,--rh.
a"nsNii"n sH(s Dr hllly NJ Inlnaia. wv a.
wounded a. PIiisbufE. was pr-ri.sly tLil "a a
smari nv "n the leg. Thrrr Il hoihlLs NJ a
pl1rinE, eniilng or irarng pain. q . s~iiI nj.
all iHhnR The nerves entirely BY surprise. aud
Do. lsninK the sdjAesp, parts before sessstion
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-10

Tar REBEL CoSoREss MOvso ORA vEHr
CoxvSMIr DuDSE.-Thc two houses Of tie
rebel Congress at Richmond have resolved
very soon to adjourn over till the month OF
August, which, bsiug interpreted into palmer
Enslish, means that they have resolved that
General Mcclellan shall not no, catch them in
Richmond.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-10

tE The Progress will he issued ever
evening al 4 o'clock. Advertisements and NJ
tIces for publication must be handed in lr
1918 o'clock A. ". il received after tha
heur, they will lay over till the next day. a.
The Weekly Progress will be ready Satur
day forsnoons at Q o'clock.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-10

~ The following letter is instructive, -
showing the Pseunisry straits 10 vhich the
" commissioners" we're occasionally subjected,
"LlyrspooI. August a. issi.
"SHi ] should feel greatly obliEsd n yeu
could give me The address Of hr. Thouss But.
Ter King, Of Georgis, US 1I
Perhaps ! ought 10 SLATE that I have m.
s,rueiiens 70 direct ny solicitor 70 stssst hin
ier . eonsidrabls debt. Irsmain, respectfully,
"Rorr. Hufcnnsor.
g. YAEcrr, E.q, ~
"i6 HLfhoon street, Pioosdiliy."
Numerous letter. ls Mr. King fron %.
uorksrs from the South, calling for psounI.sy
y l'r, ,m 'nE ,hs !u'crcrp,,d eor,.psOdsns..
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-10


81 Bro. Buell., II tho RsLis4 EsrsIsttsr.
la'ors under . very erroneous idea in regard.
log the PrOgres as an aAtislassry paper
he we're never before accused, even by lnsin.
uat'on, Of belonging to that party, aud lho.,
intimately connected with Us laugh at the ideu.
We srrsr were associated With that party, and
when We leh Massachusetts. We kJ1 our goo,I
old conservative party behind US TO nght the
battles Of the Union. Wien We return, W..
'hall be just As rssdy TO 6ght our opponent,
IN tbs North asrIv. But We support President
Lincoln and bis ADMINISTRATION, because. fret,
Il Is our duiynS loyalist, secondly, beeaus,
We like bis conservative aud constitutional
oour.t; thirdly, because u places the wslfar,
OF the Un'on above party. and has struck bold.
y out from rahealRm and fourthly. bseau,,
he 10 hoRssL We know Of no Official act o
nis that "s would osnsurs In our inIividna
Gapseily. lie has shown himself . paIrio /.
st'lssman and Christian gentleman. 70.
tSse reasons We sustain aim, but 10 sustu n
no party rave the parry Iha keeps Erp 10
he music Of The Union, until this aecur.rd
rebellion Is crushed nut So moe II he.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-10

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