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ship---Ssnta Anss Bstes London. C. c. 'ncsn Cas-
Web6 Hutchinsou Liverpool C. u. Marsh. c." Lizzie
Hon,u OBJ Dxoo, Livercol. WiIsms Guton Carlyle.
Cushing AGAR CO. Merchant Buck Harriet Bssct Liz
erpool C. G. Duncsn Co. Sir Robert Peel iAnbuIs Jsr
stea. Loudcn Slouan Ede klswiIter (PraAl. Nohses
Belfast u m. 5s'sn Co.
Bsrks D. L. Murray. Johnson, New Orleans. Avols Grow
ell Csdz Bret. 500 Go Qaicss sp nndey, Cscutt.
Phelp. Co NJ Y. Trout. MADDOX. Yer, Cruz. Me calf
Duucani Cushing. Grfu. COX Walsh Carver cps'st
John C.,v-r Ctryer Cnoh. Walsh Carver s Chase.
Rr s.-Atisstic tBr). Rack Barbudoe. f. T'owbridaes
ssns;A o. Archibald Br J. Vance Turk isls X knox
Co adv Ws,ltpgt ~ ftr) Morrison st. Johu's n. r..
p l. Nsvios son; Ben Nsvis tBr Forrest. P'ct0u. N g.
u T. Snail & 60 49,,
Observation-Disclosures Nuer Boston master; Delphine,
ion Dnpor "a Squadron. L. c. styles. Antccedsn She'-
field tucssslr H. 5 Racket ;Oresn Wave lorh riusihng
81 John a. b. p. T. NeI 8 & 3 n; Gszele (Bsh swain
st. John ~ b.. q. Dewolf
Sloop-Aurors, Willisas Norwich, Il. 5. Racket
Bsge-Comet. Jones Phil drlpaia-
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

Sur BUILDIsG-PROGREss OF THE Iron Gun
BoArs-At the Continental Iron Works. at Green
point, tho work on ,be iron guabo,ts ia being pushed
forward with all practicable rapdty There are four
of these vessels in process Of construction, and one OF
them il fast approaching completion, aud Will BIZ
launched in August. From 900 to COO men are i'm
Mo, ed at this Embellishments and work goes on In
some Of the departments INCREASINGLY, night and Gay.
As the yard Of Hessrs. Lawrence d Foulk, foot Of
North Tenth street, Wrlahisbargh, three propellers
are under way. They are respectively %, 80, and
IS feet in length 10 feet beam, and about 100 tnn'
each. Two Of them are for the firm OF Carey q Co,
and the other for Broader g. BOrlis Of New-fork'
They will he ready for launching in shout Elk eeEs'
aud will receive their machinery At the works OF ar
Frank Polly in First street.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY. JULY 10, 1862.

TX Acc.p.ance OF acceptance Of appointments s1d TO
Of the birth pace Of the Officer appointed
bis age and rdhee when appointed and his Jn n1me coz
r-cy wsn viii iu every case be promptly reported 70 inc
Adjptsnt- General
K Wiih the exception Of tho'. detached nom th.i, rer
sots on special duty unable from other valid csuse
70 con ply with the ords the officers promoted and
win jon their pop-r r-sp.nts compt lie. sud 'isicns Tn
OUT DELAY recently appJafed plo fdnfo do o. rAn
IRE ona!s time % be cony1,red hatrg dened meiT "p
infssnt And thos- who dren hem.rve tDclnfod IN the
r1c,pti m lust made. vi u1nediaey submit sste
u.nt d ser through the proper chALns 20 this ocs
fof further consider ,tion.
l.. THOHAS.
Asjutsnt G,s<JaI.
OFFICIAL:
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The whole number IA tlr ho.ri,siisli H.

TuE KINGS CoU>rY MEDICAL Socisrr.-Some
two roaIhS suc, Dr. k4y lccloredD II prdc'cibg
~ y,ii,n IN the Eastern Disti', applied Tor AL mis-
ION as n ni,uhcr Of tie Kings Coanty Medcol so
,lety. When his name slded III bis color was
not hnoau Que nsJori'y Of uemberr, and he VA
GEAR tei Z Elected, when toe fact Was sA'ed by
come one ana q"I'e III eScIi~ui. ut eusuc'i. The
N pee, WAS icIitL 9 slesial tonu'i tee and q;
h last meeting tie u,aiter Was called up ana put To
vote, when Dr. Ray was rejected by an almost
uLAhimo,s ,oteOuly thiee uibers voting IA iasor
ii adunsivu.
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fOEOAER's IEQUEsI.-Coroner Norris held An
qu yesterday ~. 10 "srr ,1fret upon tho BODY Of
10y named tfI-s~.i. eist 81 no ced III
cous,g rf inJIiiss the 1t 4 July LIST
alns Of liz mont o School no Ia "fk
OF .,cciiehtll Dssth" rendered and
IN. SHOOT crusuird Tor the Ia
which tue board. wetu piI.a
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ARRIVAL OF wovHDrD ATD Sick FOLDERS AT
THE bRooKLYS CiTY HosPrAL.-A large number
of the wounded aud sick soldiers from the York
Peninsula VINO arrived here on thursday evening IN
the steamer Danie Webster have been transferred
to tie brooklyn CRY Hospital, in Raymond street,
wher, ever, thing prepared for their reception
nd good treatment. The officers aud phy sicars OF
the Hos iral bsve been assduous iG their attentions,
and volunteers have been prompt to Offer their
vccs. The latients generally are in good condition.
The blowing il A ne, of the names OF the wounded:
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CIcsrYo THE PUBLIC ScHooLs.-Bo,s Of the
public schoo's of Br oslyD coee this week for . Elk
weeks SUMMER vacation. Ia the Eastern Dist'ist,
,rl.0ols No. I8 and 10 have already cosed. Each
&C -ool gave public reception, to sfford HI oppor
,uuiy 10 parents and obes to see whit progress and
imp ov.ment the children had made. These receP.
lions have been largely attended, aud have passed
of with entire satisfaction.
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IssrALLArIos.--O On TLuredny evening, the Rev.
j. T. Wilson was intslIed Pastor Of the United
Presbyterian Chureh ia NORTH Filth street. The
exercirrs, conducted by tho Rev. j. ). Campbell
the Rev. Hugh Brown, aud tue Rev. Mr. Brush
were of q highly interesting character.
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As AKTFUL DoDGEk DisPuskD ORA man who
kivs. lie uam. Ssu. H. William. has for time pat
prsi1g ,idrrubla ss OF m""o, uo people rrs
The Eighteenth ard by Of io isse aud
hauoul.ut pfe,-Lses Yesterday hs arrested the
VI u h.. vcfia MI. vi hoa- 81 gar sud Juaiieo
4teI hin .ou u.Ou,hst to the Pcrneptiary.
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ALL.cKo BunslAnv.-Oficer Bel Of the Forty.

ALLEGED BUE0LAHY.-omcer Brll of the Forty
satb Prrcisci last uigSt aTrs,d ugnrj has la 5au
OF ste q. uplaib Mr.. AGsls Arm tong csi ~"
L. IohnfOu sv~t h. Sb cb that Oh lhu'sday aSh,
to foib 0oA- ino her aIartents stole he
f. cAe b os cUut-!niDs oil hu Oney tHOno th) OF which
lo,s-.sod Jutico alter hold the accused ~
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siN,ArukB AtnAsAc
-Rt..s1;A iSeta...........72Ti moos-Sets II 3l
wArKs lHis DAH
snay Heck. l;l9t Gov i,And 2;ls Hell 1ss. 3;oc
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novsa,-Dis Of Dcrsu steamers.
P.sseuxor, Arrived

FosSfuxofs AITNoo
IL bark ". H. Gasion, J,ou Barboaoes-H. Rowe. Misc
Rove, J. ID. Clesrs 49, - ,
In bark XaaGto. from hsp'nwdlI-wm Thcmpson, Buell.
CouktnA
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MxnoKAspux-Ths ship Universe 10 COW on the grsss
Balance Uoei rspsa She ~nl DO stripped recsaAed ass
newly coppcrrd.
Tho bark James Cook lately ashore Corsons Inlet j.,
IL now on the great Sectional Dock for rIsmrsiton
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GOvERsoR's IsLASD.-A largo amount Of ammu.
milton, uortars, and she'll has been dispstcI ed to
0ovsrnsr's Island for some unknown destination.
which 10 supposed to b the new Camp Of Instruction.
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Capt Ericsson has s.nt the following do'ument,
with the accompanying letter. to the Naval Depart
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OPTICAL:
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Mississippi Jaao H. l..ssnsa DUTY with MsoI
LII u,ensn, Samuel Seward of,he New York uu,ser,
10 Major Gee al hsrck commanding Department If the
Mi-sspp June o. 1902 ss.eued to oay with Major Gen
James B,ut,rd ofEsw Yot to Major De, ara Wool com.
nisrdins tho Middle Department JuIe TO- 1904 Cs,suod to
Eowsfd ". Hooper Of 10 Msor General Fremont.
commanding the Aoubeir Department June ~ 1872, (.s
81. nod to duty with Bnssii,T General ssIt0p
Jsnnes Jhorpdks Massachusetts, TO Major General
issi l..isnsd to dui, brsaditi Gersr. ssr,onj
A ron Seeley. Of to heJor b-G.II. Woo, command
ins Middle d. psftmen' June a. 1906 assgDed 20 euty
lam q. nswols {" New York to Msjo, General Wool,
Heny, b. siu,.i. OF 10 Major General Wool
cou,ssins The Middle Department Juns H. 1884, (a,sn,d
" Is 49, Gn.r' II to Msjor General " DOL com.
usni as the Middle Department. Juae a. 1902 Csmsnsd
dot, with BriRsdvr oeD'rsl -turgi..l
Flint L..tr ant Cbsiles Haze o,hs Nineteenth Infantry,
10 Msior Utnssi Wool commando Middle Department,
Juus IS 1862 ssssed to duty with bfgsditr OeDenri
Dapes., Pops Of .toMsjor General Wool com
u.ndSs Tho Middle Department June 80 1884, (,sgned to
out, With bngsoirr 9snos" Pope! u.,.. c.., w.,
co of0s.sa The Midd. Department joy o. s5 s.sHsd
10 duty with bnasoier oep.Isl sturgSl
C..ky do Nordendo Of Aastrs' 70 MAJOR GENERAL
VooI commanding the Miodo Department. Jolly 8, 1866.
ts.,i, ned 10 outy with MOO Gruers Bahhs
". APrUINiaLNIs maze ~ lHE voLpSTTE III
FORCE CALLED INTO SERNIIE UNDER THE
ACis APPROVED JULY " AND Is, 1901 AND JULY
Colonel AdOipb On steLwehr, Of tno IweEtynnth rev
YORK Volunteers. October ~. iobi.
Mjo LsA,u. b. lower Corps Of Ers!nseis Novern'
beT a. 10 ,.., - An,
June . 1902 - -,
Coorsl George II. Gordon. Of the Massachusetts Vslun'
teer.. June y. 1892.
Colonel J.ues NJ Tu.,e Of the Second Iowa Volunteer,
June y. 1901.
Coos. Julius White Of the Thirty seventh Illinois Volan-
terrs June y. l06l.
Colonel Pt J. O.serhsus Of the Twelfth Missouri voiun.
tesis, Juue y 1902.
Colonel stephen O. Burbridse Of the T~snysix Ken
tucky Volunteers, June 1872
asor Washington L. klios Of he First Regiment Of Cav.
ary, June Ii, ioc2-
IsIt.in Albion r. Howe OF the Fourth Regiment Of Ar,
cry June 10. 1902
Gr..n Csy siLith. Of Kertuehy. June H. 1852.
Wlnsiu b. Campbell. 81 r1su. ssec, June ~. 1861.
ApJUrAEr GksEkhLs UEPAkraEST.
To Be baat AdJEtaHs Cs 'ro. ,oofA TIC rank Of Major
Csotain John II. HsDnsnd 4-rist Adjutsnt General q!
Volunteer June 1884, (or " Osneisi William 7. sheI
Voluftssrs June H. 1874 tier MAJOR 0s1srL George Il.
C.vts.n Psoidus Ord Asssn, Adjusnt General Of Yolun
tssIs Jazz H. 1904. lfor MAJOR Genera T. u G. Orti
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AZ the Chesapeake Hospi al, rorir,ss Monroe. Va,
June I'm, Hiram =. Mills, Co r. ~ 1t Regiment
OF H. 7. Mills Of East Warren, as,d - years andt
months.
In Woodbury., Oct I9th. Ct diptheria. Laura lro
dangh er Of AsthHnje and Sarah Ng,on. aged u yaG,
mouths and ~ days
iemuurnc,s who in silent glcum
hehr your Kind krudred 80 tAe tomb:
hru@g" hot when Christians 20 to rest.
they sleep Jesus and d re bles
In South liardwicS Nov. 2Ath at She resid"L1r Il he's
son-n-'aN ". 4 shedd, widow Catharine war; aged
years aud months
Printers m " ,sconsn New Hane shire nd Has'aca-
setts are requested "a copy.
ON the 2',h nj ,Ge" Franz Kinney. TO G, 10Th Ree-
mtht. OF lyphus fever tie enlisted from, BroCkhed
leaving family lies which keen laa.y bray. htart.
home, and died at the post OF dnS.
IN MddiesrN, Nov - Mr. John Farrar, aged - year
lFn ershlre, ho1. 4th, Of typhoid fever, M william
| Tucker, aged - years
In CorI IN, october I'd, Frederick Ssmgrl Of sam
ueI W and Amelia ". Id c.asrdI Bert
Also, sept mber GATH of DropsY the braiD L0vh
H., aged 6years aid "a days .tober h, Of ho
N"Vemo Eth. OF typhoid yer, Mary LVeria H. st'
Yeas and 4d ay,,--chdrcn of M. Lyman, and WIS
Harriet n Porter. Thus b. this nyserlous pr0yde >
Rave these ata cite parents bereaYed II these u
ana lei chlldless. CAV Sod ctity this affection tot"
In Cabot VI, October I7th uf Whooping cough, Mas
Ndela de. ONLY daughter ~ MIR. and MIRO Napoleon
Rogers, aged two months.
IN Rlehford, sept. -, Of consumption, Diana 'hs'
wIfe Of stewart Chase. aged y years
In Pescbam, Nov 9th Mrs Pb< be Lucas aged u year
In Camp SUFFOLK, Va dyseniery, uct, 9th, Aonso
ood"ard Of the Massachusrtts Volunteer Nj 49, sL'
son ofAmeose nd Hannah oodward Of l.Andgrove w.
aged % years.
In Montpelier, Nov. llth, of ecnsmr tiop, Ms KnV
hoYt' vile 81 orena Hoy, asei IS years and non
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THE DAILY FREEMAN,

Through the Sessiou of the Legislature, will
contain full and accurate reports Of the pro-
ceedings of that body. The morning and alter
usual, 10 accommodate our Southern and West
ern mail subscribers Full Geographic news
report up to the time of going to press will ap-
pear IN each edition. Terms the same IS here
G0tore.
) 90 for three m onths tn mail Subscribers
ana Il: that rate during the Session.
The postage viii be pre-rsid If desired, and
added to the subscription piice.
The WEEKLY FREEMAN during the Session
will contain foil reports of Legislative proceed
jngs, and will be supplied to Subscribers, or
'thcts, during he Sess on, at reasonable rate
Orders are solicited
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Or WoMEN.-I do not hesitate to say that
the women give II every nation "a m2raI TEN.
permanent which shows itself ir its politics. 4
hundred times have | seen weak men show
real public virtue because they had by their
sides women who supported them. not BY aa.
VIDE as 10 particulars, but BY foriityins their
feelings of duty, and by directing their anbi.
ton. More frequently, | must confess have
observed the domestic influence gradually
Transforming a man, naturally generous, no.
bic and unselfsh, into cowatdy common.
place place huoting, self-seeker, thinking Of
public business only as means of ,Dakng
bimsef comfortable, and this simply by con.
:act with a well conducted woman, faithful
wiss, an excellent mother, but from whose
mind tho grand notion Of pubic duty was en-
trey abseDt,-De Tocqufr.N.
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Ia PInneeld, Nov 18Th, b Rev A. Hitehcoc. al n.
residence ~ the brie's faiher. Mr. DaHIrl A. Camp
Orange and Miss Helen Grey u Pl.pfed
In AStafse1, Nov. 25h by Rev. :. e tunuingham AZ
the residence Of The brie ther. Oscar Bunker a,
AdJutsht - the LIST Regiment ~ Y. Volunteers and 50
Mary b. Lawrence Of the former place. JOY to the BRIDE
In Montpelier, Nav Is, 1882 by Rev F. J 1co N:
Nhss h f1nney VI. D., OF South uaihwicE. and ns
fsnni. W. Mutt daughter Of Henry Mutt, Eso Of Mos!
pelet
she parso in Alburgh, Get. 18th, by Rev II. N.
munger, ar. D. D. iasen, Of Noria Hero, and miss
II. Bell, OF Alburgh
In Aibursa, Nov. 2nd, b. the Hr VIM. Braytoa,
ana "is+ Amanda Honsingrr, bo,u Of Aiburgh.
Al the hcIlst parsonage, in Barre Oct 9TH by Rev
D Packer, Mr. Oscar Carlton, aud Mis- julia M.,.ooL
both OF Vershire.
Also by th, same, in Barre, Nov 1871, Mr.. +. J.
"orhley, OF Bradford and Mrs. Susas TaphH, Barr,
widow Of the late Rev. II. ~ raphn Of Ihe New Ham,
shire Confere'sce.
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children destitute of them through the Dove,
ty, faulty tcmpers, or wrong notions of ,h.;.
parents, without helrt-ache. Mt ,h,, .m
the appliances which wealth caa buy are ~"
essary to the free and happy unf,ldiDg ot
childhood in body, mind and heart-o"o;, "
otherwise God be thanked but cnit1dr".
must at east have love inside the house and
fresh air, and good play. and some good con
pauionshlp outside otherwise ycunc liCa rnn.
the grcaIest danger in the world ef wiber;na
or growins STUFFED, or at bes. PREMATURE
old aud turned inward on itself.-Dr OJ
han at GreystoneS.
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STATE OF VERMONT. tThe Hor the Probate Con
RshpoLFH hIsrstcf -. luT sad D,stI!c-to Aii'i
"un~ concerned ~ Tie ct George q. Go ty s'
" Ntl!IAmSIosn, d"crds"G, GRgJUNS
WHEREAS, Euentr.r lass, administrator oi l. t',A,
w of said dtcea.ed, Icqurd- said Cnun 10 aIlo" Iw
HE mitt - time Uf year f,,'R and after the t9 oA
Of November, 4. ID. 1862, payment of the d'0"
and close the settlement at the estate,
Therefore, yen a." hereby Eouhed hat sad apPiS'"
WIN be heard ~ -ts~un If thc Probate tOuh I" be I
az The Probate Ofioe Bruokfieid ~ the Ian gay "
December next, At which lime yuu may be htA'u "
Inc premises, And ihIS ur,ltr stan be publirhtd W.
weeks succrssvey Ia the Green Mountain '''" ,ss
new srGpr, printed al MonipelrV IN this Sia'r' WV
last Of ~hCh pahcaIou shlu be beurc The day a''s"'
fIt hearing a. aforesaid -
Gwen nndtf my hand nj Biookdtld this hh day "' ~"
Vculbtf. \. u. 1859.
362wJ' I.R. CLEAVEiAND, Kee'SI,
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ments, for the next ten or twenty years, each
watching opportunity to make what he deems
the required expiration Ii so might not more
lives be saved, IN the future, by Sparlng the
criminals than by the deterrlng example IN case
they were all executed.
We are by no means sure but the President Is
exercising the better wisdom.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-02

SHALL | LEARN To DANCE? -Ags. ,
young reader. Certainty, by all means Can
menco with the Qli kstep out Of bed in ,'o
morning, and keep it up TIL the chores ~,
finished. The boys will Of course have
: co''.drill at the barr, while the girls are q,
gagged in a c0lnt, q dance in the kitcb,s
AitoF this, oil hanls change and promeD,d.
to school, kccpiug step to the music Of mcrrr
laughter. Repeat the same Oh the way homo
at night, with all occasional pariatio, in NJ,
ter by tripping the toe aud having break,
down in a snow. bank. a reel now m1
then will be quite in place for tie girls WIN
have learned 10 spin, but the boys should never
think Of it. II these and kindred dances o,o
thoroughly practiced they will leave llt,e
tine aud no necessity for the poIkas, scbo.
'isches, aud other immoiest fooeries of the
bal! room.-American AgricHLtmn
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LEGISLATURE OF VERMONT.
Annual Session, 1862.
TUESDAY, Dec. 2, 1865.
SE.N.iIE

Devotional Exercises Reading of Scripture
and Prayer by tbs Chaplain.
Ga rao,ion Of Mr. Stevens, the reading OF the
journal was emitted.
The Senate adopted the resolution from the
Hou.e suApsnding the al J1hI rule
GENERAL STATUTES.
Mr.. Allen, for Select Committee, reported IA
yor.bly House BIZ title Is, chapter 81, .! the
PARTITION and distribution OF the estate OF mites
tales " passed.
An ae. authorizing the business of banking !;
pa3sec.
Senate bill Incorporating the Rutland Noolen
Manufacturing Company J passed.
Mr.. Allen, for Committee on Claims, reported
Senate bill to pay the Secretary and Assistant SEC
rpary of the Senate for extra services, the hrst
800 and the second S15 recommend ng its pas
Sage concurred ia aud the bill passed.
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EARLY lNFLUENGEs.-.Th can he no
greater blessing than to be born in the igh,
and air Of a cheerful, Living home. 1t not
only insures u happy chiidhood-if there be
health and good cous,itution--bat it also
makes sure virtueus AID happy manhood
and fresh, young heart in old age. think
it every parents duty TO try TO make their
children's childhood full OF love and child.
hoods proper jcyousness and l never see
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Waste of Mind in Politics.

In free country like oars there is pro-
djgieus waste Of mind 10 the excitement and
discussions o! party politics. The menta!
efforts devoted often to gabernatorial, and
especially presidential election would be
sDficient If turned into the channel Of lit
eraturc and science, to raise our coun,ry at
once to the highest rank on the scale OF know
ledge. Did these periodical cxciteneDts pre-.
pare the mind to engage with greater ar1or
IN literary pursuits, they ought not to be
viewed as waste Of intellect but their
tendency is decidedly the reverse, No men
are so little likely to become eminent in sci
ence or literature as strong political partisans
The organs Of combatlvenoss and selt.est
soon become so excessively developed as tc
stlfe the reflective faculties In few eases
indeed these cectioneering battles must bt
fought to save the liberties of the country
bat in general, an impartia! an uncomniitted
man will See that there is scarcely anything
to choose between the rival candidates as tt
general character. And when nc perceive
how sharp and furious the contest become.
between the par,isaus, he will DC reminded o
Dr. Byroms oouplet respecting dispute
! about music
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VERMONT CorroN.-Mr. john Burnham, oi
Bra,tleboro, has presented the Ph0a'1 with
sample Of cotton grown, the past season, IN hls
own garden. The Phrair says it Is OF good
quality. short but fine in texture. The sea
came from South Carolina.
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The new Congregational Cnurch at St, Al
bans is to be opened for Divine Worship on
Thanksgiving Day, for the first time. Kew
pErv II. White will officlate on the occasion.
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SohDCERsJ
Paw, PeN~iOns and EsOuEiies'

THE undersigned having made favorable ar'a"t
ments, are now prepared 10 give their attento"
the collection Of al legal claims upon thu ,i.
In favor of the widows d chIlr " deceased so'"
in favor OF so di r, disabled IN the ca stng W.i
HUrCHiN ON6 RJNELI., Attorneys
West Randolph, ucc. |, 1859. 'o""
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The report OF the Commissioners OF Pensions
shows only one Revolutionary PensIcHer IN Yer
mont, and only ffsy-four 10 the loyal States.
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ESSEX COUNTY RAILROAD COMPANY.

Mr. S4tford for Committee on Roads, report
ed adversely House bill to Incorporate the Esse ]
County Railroad Company. . =
MI Beattle propnundtd series OF questions
to the Comm ttes, which were answered by Mr.
Stafford for Committee.
Other interrogatories were pnt by Mr.. Cleve-
land, and Mr.. Stevens, which were answered BY
Mr. Stafford tor Committee.
The bill was supported b. Mr.. Res.tie and Mr.
Kirkland and opposed by Mr.. Cleveland, Mr.
Cree, and Mr.. Stewart.
The bill was then rejected by the following
vote .
YEn.-Messrs Bea'tir, CowIes, risL, Ho'comb, Kirk.
land, herri, ~ ca, Rich .TdsUn.--.
p NAIs-hrssrs BHts, bean, renley, Bradford. Clark
OF Bennington, Clark of Chten1un. Ct vcland. cree,
farr Keith, Lym,n, Morgan, Nelson. Pc lari, Stafford
Stevens, stewart, atou shton, ellen --I9
!.oa>e biz. tile 10, chapter 1876, " Or tn. G"n-
er.I Statutes and the repeal of the general laws +;
70 SPECIAL Coumtes, Mr.. Gree chairman.
House biIlspro,iding for The publication Of the
General Statutes to Judiciary Committee.
House b i, "Of the PRONUNCIATION Of the
Sla!4te,'; to Committee on tn Judiciary.
Adjourned
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Notwithstanding the awful predictions by
the defeated party, OF the loss Of liberty aud
everything else v.luloIc,the government ana
the aiflIrs Of the country generally move on
as usual, leaving the philosopher and the
ChriStian, while thoy rejoice in the calm that
has succeeded, to lament that such powerful
interests and giant efforts should not be De.
voted to worthier objects.-E. Hitchcock.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-02

HAVING CHOSEN OUR CAUSE WITHOUT GUILE
AND WITH Pure MOTIVES, LET Us RENEW OUR
TRUST IN GOD AND GO FORWARD WITHOUT FEAR
AID WITH MANLY HEARTS.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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XXXVII CONGRESS-Second Session.
WAsHINGT0N, Der. !, 1867,

WAsHINCTON, Der !, 1867.
SENATE.
The Senate NIT at l2 O'Clock and vas called to
esler by Senator Foot. The Presidents message
was received and read by the Secretary.
Alter The reading q the message the Senate
adjourned. 49,.