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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-11-28

contributors. They aplssis%ed &omait
tee Of Arrangements, ss,rd ss,ye rl.e wliate
matter into their hands, who went about
rue business in earnest, feeling that without
strong effort on their part, the public
would not give them that eneourageSaelt
which the cause demanded. AGier the ar
raaeesnents were completed, tl.ey had only
Two WEEKS for preparation, ae, On the eve
ming of the 18th, which was the time APP
pointed for the exhibition, the citizens Of
the village, and a goodly number from the
ncigliboring towns turned out and filed the
Baptist church TO os@raoyias. The au-
dience remained irom the commencement
10 the close, giving their earnest attention
That the actors performed their part to the
satisfaction Of adj present., was proved by
the frequent applause they received.
The trustees of the Baptist society showed
o .eomme ndable spirit of liberaity by Civ
ing dhe use OF their house for the exhibit
ton. None, we venture u say, went
away feeling that they had not received
an equivalent for the small p;itapce charged
at the daer; and all those that had
been engaged in getting it up, felt that they
had been paid for their labors, by be-
ing instrumental in aiding the society, who
are using every effort to make our sial and
wounded soldiers comfortable during this
cold and Indictment season. While we are
around our family fiiesiles, enjoying all the
comforts Of home, we should remember thai
million OF young men have gone out from
their homes, to breast danger and dealt
for US, and for us to do all that is in opl
power to make them comfortable while en-
gagged in behalf of the Government, is bu
simply opr duty.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-11-28

Nor NECESSARY few days since.
through ,le post office, We received drop
letter ,ssrom citizen Of our village, calling
our attention to a certain reasonable arti-
Gle, which lie says has recently appeared in
the secesh organ Of this place. Several
others within month or tso have directed
our attention in similar manner. We
have not seen or read an article from that
source for several months, bat we have no
doubt of It's character. 1T is Doubtless filed
with niggers, sympathy for the traitors, slprs
on clergymen, dirty filings at some domestic
or private affair. NC, same as formerIy. Il
was thoroughly exposed and laid open tot the
public last summer, and no 4uFther exposi-
ton is necessary at present. Besides, II
do such job, at any time. is like meddling
with a,cestain ,odorQps animal; everybody
will know what company you have been in
/. for a month afterwards.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-11-28

A PRorHET-Lorenzo Dow was very
singular man, and made much fun of 10y
some. When the Millerites were making
quite stir ip America, he told chem they
we're false prophets, but, said he, in 1862,
America will see such time as no nation
ever saw. WEsTMISsTER FARMER.
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Married.

In Weatharsfed Centre Sept 16. by Rev J. W BGris,
CIR AWHILE KNIGHT. NJ D. OF liifori, y. H. and Miss
ADOBE Ii. FAY, Of Wea4liers1esd-
In Kecne n II, New 70. BY Rev J. C. Knowiton, Join
WALKER. Esq- Of Iandgon, AMI Miss EVELYN 5 w
TON. Of stedAsrd
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-11-28

Nav SUBscEIpERs.-T;he names of all
new subscribers viii now be entered on onI
books as commencing on the first Of Jann
airy. That is, such Will lhaye their paper.
gratis from now until that time. Many
papers are either reducing their size or in
ereasing ,their price. If the price of paper
coptiaues TO rise, we may feel compelled IL
increase our price also; but all who sha
pay us tar next year in the month of DE
cember, shall have it at the old price. Any
one wlio.shall bring,ps new subscriber, We
all credit him with twenty five cents
payment being made in advance. Ih'
terms Of the TIMEs are SIPS per year, il
Windham and Windsor counties, lbui in tn,
present state of things we cannot tell how
long it will remain so.
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FARM FOR SALE AT
n II q a Il % N !

The subscriber being ina, Is lesop Of seing his Re
al and Personal Property, and l the at auction
OF TUESDAY, DEC. ?, 1862, Al O'CLOCK, A. NJ.
Saidflrm Is situated northeast part Of Putney VT
is pleasantly situated and contains about 100 of good
land ana suitably divided into Moving. agc Pasture and
Woodland About % acres Of handsome Young Timber.
good supply Of Fruit Also said farm Cottage Ho use
good Barns, Corn ege, lleg House and sbes and
other out buildings all In good repair.
IL Terms made very easy. = q Reer to Ma5 Page,
Jazz. LpnG. Win, Apu, any acquainted with the
f,f Of the subscriber fosSsssien given SHORT
tee. PERSONAL PiioPER1g consists Of p Year
nes CALVES, Breeting Maze with foal tvs year old
Colt yearng Colt four months old Said eo;ts are Nor
ri and Black Hawk Also all the Farming Tools usually
DAVID ROSTER
GEO. RUST, Aqet.
Putpsy, Noy. 10, 1859 1898
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stare or VERMONT, The Ior

DIST OF WESTMINSTER, s. s. Tor aud IlistTct 70 IN
personr tcrested Ia Estate of ANDlEk MAYNARD
ate OF Londond, rry, in sail district, deceased.
Greeting.
Whereas an instrument purportng to be the as willard
said deceased been presented to the court
here by Lucy Maynard the exeeartx therein named, f9
probate You hereby notified that this court win de-
eide upon plob&e of sil instrument. the session
thereof he held 81 the Iun Of 4 X. Wilder ia Rocking
ham, in said district the first Wednesday of Decen Der
1852, when and where You may be heard in the pem
ses if you see fit BEAJ. ". DEAN, Register.
Grafton, Nov, 5, 1852. 464S
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-11-28

Mrs. 4.ineoln has, within a day or two
given $500 for the relief Of the .eontrsbands
OF Washington.
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STATE OF vERMoNT. ) TIE IIon. Probate O

b.sr WESTMINSTER 8. & for said District, 70 ala
persons Interested in the Estate of JAMES O EONNEL,
late of Puney. sid district, deceased Greeting,
Whereas instrument purporting ta be- elaSt win and
etainent said DECEASED has bce rresented TO Leeourt
here probate laa e.ely potid,i That this court
decide upon the probate said Instruments at the
thereof be held the Inn 81 X Wider in Rock
inn ham in said district Grst "Wednesday Of neni
b,r d lSG2, wien ard where on may he hira In the
premises if you see fit. BENZ, w. LEAN, legist;r.
Grafton, Nov. o 1852, 45-iS
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The MARKETs.-The markets. 90 course
we are obliged to omit, as they are not re-
eeived before going to press.
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FRlDAY, NOVEMBER ss, 1852.
K.e,. nina,ns.

We would announce to our readers that
\, have male arrangements by which we
Il. prepared to reccive all kinds of look
|nSng. The work win be done in the
LOST superior manner, and we are qsSre
nre will give satisfaction.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-11-28

JANAIcA.-Sozne three weeks since. sl.e
ladies Soldiers Aid Society Of Jamaica.
proposed having an exhibiion. consisting
of declamsations, music, plays, tableaux, &C.,
for the benefit OF their Society; not having
sufficient amount OF funds TO carry out their
designs, they took this course TO replenish
their nearly exhausted treasury. and not
he appder the necessity Of seeking personal
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-11-28
COM. RIVER MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE co.

The members Of this Compuuy are noti thHt an ass..
been made all pr,mVgm notes in force on ~,
2lst day of DcosmheT ISL q thce per cent To be paid
the Treasprer, Bellows s on or eeFr The first day o
January next y. lLliAMsi Treasurer
Bellows Falls, Nov IL, 1852 tjso
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-11-28
Who sells tie Daily PapcrSg

INlIo SELLS the Daily rerers3
N Who's wide awake and thoroughly alive
Whojsit that ell. every day
-FOUR hUNDRbD sBNKNTXtlAEP
Who sells three hundred Journals
Bach week day that he secs,
To beep the people vested ap
In stirring times ike these%
And IIe-alds. Travellers and Posts.
Tfibunes and Times or what you please
III tell YOU. if You'd never tell
ft's your true friend, &. n. PEAsE.
Bellows Falls, Aug g, 1867 IS
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srATE as YERMo,NV.

STATE og VERMONT, the Hon Prabate cpult
DIST or WESTMINSTER, s. for said District To al
persons interested IN the Estate of RUFUS LAWREN,'E,
ll,e Of Wnlham, deceased, Greeting.
You hereby notified that this court will decide h'eu
the the If Martin u. Lawrence, ad-
minstraor said estate and decree distribution Of sud
among the persons entitled thereto. the ion
thereof te held at the Inn Of A. Wilder, in Rocking
ham, district. the first Wednesday of December,
A. D. 1852 wien and where yea may heard in the pren-
Uses if yon see fit BENZ. ". DEAN. Register.
Grafton, Nov. 5, lS62. 4g-ii
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DISSOLUTION.

TEN Ill coparnership heretofore existing between the sub
Il scIittrs under the lFIB Of NeHit knucr, Is this
day dssoyea by mutual consent The affairs Of the con-
vial be setted stthe rooms formerly occupied hy Ner-
rill & skinner. n. l.. MERRILL,
4. \. SKINNER.
Springfield, Nov. 10, l5Gl 46
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Male or rcnals

Va e. ~ : rvA - ~
To sell Ilyoi's New Steel Plate County colcrea Map
OF the United States, Canas.as and New RsnnsNiek,
From resent surveys, completed Aug 10 1857 cest ~,
uparer n ANY 10 map ever made By Cotton Mitchell,
and ow prize Of dry cents asOV9o names an
/, Is rot oniy conn.y Map ba. It County pnd
Raj road Map Of the United CAnadas conplns
in one g,s rery kaoad s,s9n w aea NH
take back MI maps that cannot be sold and refund he mon
ey.
Printed instructions how to canvass WE'LL furnished ~
wsls--who'esale gents for Maps IN every state,
California Canada England France ana Cuba fortune
may s. naade With small capital No composition
!. 7. LLOYD, NO lei broadway, New YORK.
The War Department uses our Map OF Virginia. Maryland
and Pennsylvania sl00eoo which Is marked Antia
tam Creek sharpshure- wiiliaulsport Ferry Maryan4
Nights Rhoreersye Noands Ford and all others on the
Potomac, every other paccLn Mary virgins nv
Pennsy yania, or sorey reiundeu
LLoYDs TYPOGRAPHICAL MAP OF KENTUCKY,
OHIO, INDIANA aud ILLINOIS,
Is the only apshegs Of Gen Eaen and the War pepart
ment Money refunded 70 .ay one tnsns an errcr IN &
From The Tribune, Aug.2.
"LloYps Mar OF VIRGINIA, MARYLAND, AND PRSSsrLyA-
The Map very args its cost Is but % cents ana
| Is the best which can be purchased.
LLorDs GRgAr MAI rue MIssysPrI BryEa-FrqSn act.
ua surveys, BY Caps. Bart and Vim. Bowen MISSISSIPPI
river pilots Of St Louis Mo- shows every mans
aud owners from ST louis TO the CUT o. Mexico
$50 mleseyery sand bar, ,slend, town landing ana au
places % miles hack rom the y counties sn
States Price 81 in sheets. 81 pocket hri and ~ % op
| linen, with rollers. Ready Sept 20.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, Washington, Sept. II, 1852.
j. T. I4orD-sa. SEND ms your Map Of the Mi.sissipTs
River with price per hundred cores Rear Admiral chss
II Davis commanding the Mississippi squadsonis author
lied to purchase many required for sf thS
squadron.
t4i48l GIDEON wELLEs, Secretary Of the Navy
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DIED..


ALLEN-In this city, Thnrsdsy jan IL, May Allen 10
the sOth year OF her age.
New Bmnswiek n u on Fday Zen I! s.'se'
The relatives and friends, WITHOUT inter invso AZ w
Weed 10 attend the funeral, fom Christi Chafcn Ne"
Hrup,;sick On Monday nexs 20th int, at orioek
p.NrA-In Brooklyn on Thursday Jan -, Joseph sor ef
WIN. y Bsnts in the 5,h yeac Of has ace.
BFYERLE On WednesdAy jan 10 M...sp p, ws'I On
months aid day.
Penn.y lvsnia papers please copy.
pFks-On Friday jar H. at lie residence Of e so insw,
Robert Watts, NJ d., No. ~ East rwsla siFset Aeas,
lizard Dea aged 81 yeas, wido Of the ~. nise Men
Deas and daughter Of the late Rsph i1'Te both 'n''
The relatives ard friends Of the isniy are invited 20 serd
the funeral on Sunday 18th inat a, p ~ az - Msks
Church Teath street and Second a'eh"' "'no"' 's''
notice.
DAvIs-Iu this city Thuudsy Jur TO- Af'hor Davis
80 years.
pAvIs-At Halifax n s. on Thur,dly, De. % l;al Simon
Day. ssed q year, John and Leah Davis ci.
EAGLETON-on Friday, Jan OF ''sfes teyes, ons,'e
Joseph, only .on OF j. and sssh ~ h'se'''' 's'1
wears, months and IS days.
COFTsCHlUES-sud on Monday, Doc - lso.i a.
Holland Mica, Caths!ine wife Of Wa C's''h'as' Of
Paterson y. J.
NJ I.sac n JuIson aged 81 Yeas and 10 nic0,ns
TIE friends Of the family invited 70 siiend he iones
hath Ian u at D. M and ffom her mothers residence 10
Bridgeport, Conn on Tuesday 2lst insL, ct =. M
KlNG-in hi. city Tuesday Jan H. snssn. ssunois
the beloved lie OF Jemes hlng nsive OIL "p'''o' IL
gland eyed % years
McDANNELL-on Thursday, Jan. 10, sssh Nep'rren'"
To and friend. Of te family respt fy invites
to attend the funeral on Sunday sss.n9ou, sa, y,
No ~ south Eighth street WILLIAMSBURG, ,lost iaitLei
Invitation. Her ienein' VIII be inferred IN '!Pe'' "''
Cemetery
HI. rst,e. snd friend. .e invited ,tes hi. aoeTsi this
afternoon ut O'Clock a. the Church o. lie i9tsin"1on
sorncr Of Madison avenue ana Twenty s.sitr street
sCOrrRoNIn the City Of Bro yn r. II 81 " % IT,
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

THE GOLDEN GHA Mn hNsv ssssaTH scIoOs sIss
Iyi.on. Phinney / Co.
IL is intended in this little volume TO furnish co.,
lection of and popular music and hymns adapted
for use in the Sunday School, at price within the
means of every purchaser. large proportion Of
its contents has been prepared expressly for the
present work by the author, whose previous la.
bors in the field of sacred musc create presumption
in it's favor for whatever bears his name.
The Mlhodia Quarterly Rerier, for January,
opens with critical analysis of the eloquenee OF
Demosthenes, proposing the great Athenian orator as
an example for modern speakers, in bis careful
preparation ard indeiatigable diligence A paper by
Professor III. NJ Baird on the Prospects OF the
Greek Race" gives a rather encouraging view Of
the condition Of that extraordinary people. Their
moral Improvement is making steady progress
Their more constant and intimate intercourse with
Western Europe is highly favorable. Many Greek
scholars complete their studies at foreign universities
with excellent results, and the abors Of tue nissiona
ries have been successful in the establishment Of
schools. An admirable article by Professor 1ayler
Lewis Oh the Emotional Element in Hebrew
Translation is full Of discriminating and acute sug
gestions on the philosophy of language, aud he sub.
jectiye conditions of effective expression Professor
A. j. Schem contributes sketch of the celebrated
orthodox German theologan, Hengstcnberg, show
ing bis influence on German Protes aniism, and con-
GLIDING that his policy tends to lead the High
Lntherans of Prussia in the direction toward Rome.
He has mised the Protestant Church Of great ma
tion and thereby done great injury to the cause OF
evangelical Professionalism although his course has
been prompted by no impure motives, but only by
the belief that he was laborpg for tic reestatlsl-
ment Of true Christianity.
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ArpAIas I. KASsAs--We have seen Prvsss
letter from Kansas, dated at Osaws'om'e, jan 0,
which states that their railroad communication has
been cut of by the rebels, and that IN consequence
no mail had been received at that place for week
After reference to the destruction OF the Northern
Railroad and portions of the Hannibal and b. DO
seph Railroad, the writer says that be thinks us
rebels are pretty thoroughly cleaned out OF 'oo.nea
Missouri. Jennison, it ia stated, takes from w o~
horses and mnles daily. In fast, be takes NJ 'S'
secesh properly be canind. d.. Osgo'd o. ipsN',n'
N. H., IL surgeon in Jennison's regiments "'De,
had ret IN with great rgor, and snow 's' "p'' '''
ground TO the depth Of several inctes
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DROpOsALs Tor PRINTING the SESSION

DROPOSALS Tor PRINTING the SESSION
K LAWS Notice + hereby -isea That Scaled plop.s4s
WI be receive urr SATURDAY. the hfst dsy o. 's'ca
rcyt for printing and publishing nineteen bundled tcs c
,he as % me State OF Ncios Go BE- pAsfci is
vraf. O. be puatcd upon similar peper and viii similar
tyre e. aws If 1850; being eyp,essy udersiocd Tat
,hou iegi.lE,ure oder extra sodn.hai numb
COME. u be published tLc vii be priet ara ihishrI
tv Toe coifs contractor a. ihe sane tate per r' t.
tie "a 1-I aog required u Be YIDed f be s.-e.d 20
be .yerr.i The pfopJ.sls % d Kiete TIE Infe e SO
"a me iar the wof1. cad The per'on ~ person, prop
Ing u ID agree have the printing dsne IN TIE OK! u Al
baaN.
~ ever proposal Or hid fT tie printing there must BE-
Ye,eA rs4rautee s.bscf by guz-a nioE o. suen anu
IT,, ts e pc o. persons making .uch Did, va ne
,srs zerepeJ into set according 10 TIC terms
sher.o and give security eqlud BY jay" In tucn cs'
from he h- they t1e receive totlce
o. ne ce1tsnec hi tb-ir bid lud 10 every s"ch 81
sntsc there be a.csNeG sce ,e Of 'lf - ~ o.
statr C0fnPosf Attorney GENERAL, Ifeasufe hti" hn.i
reer and s10So. tne Judge % the County where me
s1.ratar esars that gasranto i sr % property ana
spa able 80 fa-Le good his guarantee
srl prsposa viii 30 s'sl~d mp VIA ~ fTauis" q a.
te.d on tbe outside Proposals or Pfiatas' aud when
la, reard 10 and directed the proportion should b"
tiosea M operate and dreced 70 the r.d
@ either ~ them.
Albany January 30 1862.
HURATlO BILLIARD, Secretary Of State
LUCiUS RDbiNSON. Comptroller.
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Po,gOFFlcx. HEv.Y0KK. Jan. 9. 1901
CEALED PROPOSALS viii be- rcceived until
~ u. Of the Goth Inst. for BDiLpING An tATkN.
SION 20 TIIE pOSTOFFlCE BUILDING Pl4rs and
,p.cfca,io. be c1s3ed ard uioraon obtained only
She oi~e Of the architect, Grin IbCmas esq No 80
B-oziwar. between tie hours Of o Aud 4 D. m The
uroro.as iudois PiOposed for PostOhce E1eesion
- BE- .ddIcsed the urdrssusd IL l. undesod ma,
be ps.st.r Genera .hall the Teht oil
efihe yrcposflG W. b. TAI JDh fOfthiasief
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HuRATlO BILLIARD, Secretary q State
LUCiCS RObfNSON. ComptfOller.


AhaY CLDTHIs0 ASD FouWhGg OFFICE,
PBILsDgIIHIA, Jau Il, 1867
DROPOSATS are invited and will be received
a.Gi, Office. until 10 O'Clock on THURSDAY. toe
1sI inst. iof ONt HUNDRED THOUSAND nkRDS %
All. WOOL SACK FLASNEL. Indigo Blue Nool-Dyed,
Twcd hy.fGar inches wide and weighing ten ounces pof
vtrd ~ -ay iochei vide sud weighing We ounces
pc yard Al bids De ndossd Proposals. for Furnishing
@. ". CROSNAE,
Depnty Qlarternsfef-O General
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MARRIED..

rr-xroN-HARpING-O Wednesday, Jso. ia at tte resi-
drnce OF David Palmer ESQ, Green Brook ~ y; oy w
Rev Mr. Einrey Themes buxton 70 Ssfoiine L. hsiohs
all of Warren sonerse, County, y. j.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-18

TIE Sailors Magazine aud .seamea's Friend, de-
voted to the moral and spiritual interests OF the sea-
faiing class of our population, contains record OF
the humane abors of the various societies in behalf
of seamen and furnishes liberal supply of original
aud selected reading aaptedto their habits and tastes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-18

HOTSE Of REPRESENTATIVES Of the
NJ United STATES, Politically classified, in THE
TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-18

!SMimans american Journal Of Science, for Janu-
airy, opens with an original contribution from Sir X
l. Murchison, on the Progress Of Geology es-
pecially in the classification and deneation Of the
older rocks snce the year 1881. This is followed by
an interesting paper from the pen of Edward s..
Rand, jr on the discovery of plants of the Scotch
heather growing wild in the vicinity Of Boston.
The botanical interest of this discovery is very great
as a new floral link connecting New-Engand with
the mother country, and as throwing light upon
mooted questions respecting the geographical distri-
button or dispersion of species, upon which dstin-
guished naturaliss are now al issue. An article by
DR.. l.. j. Sanford on the "Gorilla' gives an ex-
haustiye sketch of all that known at present on the
habits and character OF that charming animal. The
variety of miscellaneous scientific intelligence, in
euding copious biographical details of distinguished
savans is an attractive feature OF the present number
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-18

The Continental Monthly for February is already
issued with varied table Of contents, comprising a
readable miscellany of literature politics, and edo-
rial discussion. Among the principal articles are
paper on Our War and our Want" By c. g. Le-
land series Of interesting "reminiscences of Partisan
life by Henry T. Tuckerman, historical sketch OF
the Hugueuot Families in America by G. J..
Dssosway, lively story called " The Black Witch"
by j. Warren Newcomb. Jr., description OF the
'Plans" between the western settlements Of Kan
sas and Nebraska, by Horace Greeley critical esl-
mate of the poetry and prose writings Of james Rus
sell Lowell, an eneomastic review of Mr.. Stewards
published diplomacy, by George f.. Baker, esq, and
a disquisi,on on 90 Our Danger and Its Cause, by
Ex-Governor Boutwell,. ~. X. Gilmore.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-05

tinclly setting forth the policy he intends
u pursue, He says "the action of the
Wheeling convention was not, as some
nave supposed, confined in its se,p, to
Western Virginia-it goes to the whole
State" And he adds-"As fast as the
army of the United States puts down the
rebellion in the State shall proceed to
recognize the government in every county
by having all the offices filled with loyal
men, that law and order may again pre-,
vail IN every county, In this work |
shall expect the cooperation Of all we'll
Opposed people in the State. The Lee
gislature has denounced severe penalties
against every person who shall do any
official act in the State without first hav-
ing taken the oaths prescribed by the
Convention. All offending will be pun
ished."
Thus competent programme for the
re-establishment of civil order in Virginia
is already presented. While the western
portion Of the State desires and expects to
form government distinct from Eastern
Virginia for the present Governor Pier
points authority extends throughout the
whole commonwealth.
1t is said that the Governor of North
Carolina is so heartily disguised with the
conspiracy that he has evinced strong
disposition to openly declare himself in
favor Of the Union. If this statement is
untrue, or if he is prevented from carry
ing out his alleged design, provisional
government Of some kind will speedily be
organized after the assured triumph of
our forces.
Thus, then, loyal local governments
will speedily be restored every where, ex-
cept in the Gulf States. Georgia, South
carolina and Arkansas. when the neces-
sity for reorganization among them arises
as it probably will soon-some plan
will, no doubt, be ADOPTED by which all
the national interests will be amply pro-
tected.