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Making n yer ZEN. inr me genr en-,

tIiklDs z per NVIs- iUF ne ear tUd-
ing ug. l. 1862 Said per cenagc be upon the or.
iRa amount "t the premium note, without reference any
Endorsement and to be paid to the Treasurer at his o2ce
in Montpelier or before the 18th day of Oct. 1867
Members Of the Company will find in the hands OF the
Representatives elect to the Legislature schedule wing
the amount of due from each respectively; and
they particularly desired to that tho money then
assessments is forwarded to the Office in October The
mens must be paid when due Those who aus fail to pay
ought not to expect to be paid their property destroyed
by fire little attention this the part the Members
of the Company the proper time will them expense
and trouble See Act of Interpretations yourpocy
which will be enfurced.) } T. TlIUEST0N, Treasurer
Montpelier, Sept. >, 1862.
The publishers of each weekly Nspaper il this state
requested to insert the foregoing notice Ia their respect
i've papers three weeks succssvey, aud forward thei bls
this oice for payment.
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10 s,OsaSsu,EsDs yes.

E ADVERTISED ha ing bcen restored to health in few
weeks, by very slmpe r"4d. after having suffered
several years with un: difficulty. any! that dread
disease. Co s5mpton;s ,iuus to make Knows 20 his
How sutf ,rer> The means Of his
TO all who desire IL, he win send copy Of the prescrip
ton used free of eharg.l with the directions for pre-
pairing and using the same which they will find sur
for Consumption Asthma, Bronchitis The only
object of the advertiser in sending the prescription is
benefit the afflicted and pread the information which
lie conceves be invamabl and he hopes every suffer-
will try his remedy, it will them nothing, and
may prove a blessing
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, Williamsburgh,
f336m3 King.' County, New York
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 8. y paroIcd prisoner,
who arrived here to-day, reports that about
10000 rebels have passed into Maryland,
the body Of them over the Monocassy He had
oassed through the lines and counted twenty
seven batterlts This statement IS believed
among military men in this city.
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I'm sEIlAkI{H&SAa0sR
70 THE EHEEMi.N
7 O'clock A. M

NV YoRA Sept. 5 The correspondent Of
thu Past. WIRING tear Frederick junction,
No, on SUNDAY, says " As am closing |
lave il from reliable sources that our forces are
alive t. the situation OF affairs, and are moY-
mo raridlv on the enemy. 1t would not he
nropCr TO state where our forces are, or how
Iarge are ther numbers. Oar soldiers are now
lighting to keep their own homes from the des-
olation visited On Virginia and they know it,
and will be ncrved to The conflict accordingly,
| AN, anxiously waiting to hear the sound Of
lockers and Sigels guns, and when | do |
know all will be we'll
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frHE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF y SUI
l FERER.-Publishel as warning, and for the cpe
cal benefit of Young Nen, and those who suffer with Ner
Debility Loss of Memory, Premature Decay, &c
by who has cured himself by simple after be
ing put great expense and Inconvenience through the
worthless medicines prescribed by learned D0cerS
Single copies may be had Of the author q. AMBERF,
ESQ., Greenpoint, Long Island, by enclosing postpaid
addressed envelope. Address
CHARLES. A. LAMBERT, ESD,
Within Greenpoint, Long Island, n. y.
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South Hardwick Academy

THE FALL TERM of this Institution will comment
l. sept.3, and continue eleven weeks, under the IA
structnn Of the following board of teachers
A. ]. SANBORN, A. NJ. Principal.
MRS. H. J. SANBORN, Teacher of French.
q. H. BLAKE, Assistant.
W. +. WHIPPLE, Teacher Of Music.
MISS A. J. FORD, Teacher Of Painting and pravrng
A. p TOWN Teacher Of Pcpmanship.
This institution is situated in the quiet and thrivir
village OF South Hardwick easy to access, and su
rounded by beautiful country intelligent coI
munity Though surrounded by many older institution
yet it has very liberal patronage, and it will be the ain
tea cheers and citizens to Ike this classic spot and t.
urn sh facilities for education equal any similar
stitntion in the State All the departments
with thorough and competent teachers, who have hat
much experience in their vocation, and will spare nc
pains 10 make the Of their pI lis both profitable
pleasant Perfect freedom of thought and opinion vii
be guaranteed all becoming mt mbers of the school
instrumental and vocal music will be taught by expe
renced and competent teachers at reduced prices
music will be daily exercise in school.
literary society in connection with = school afford.
good opportunity for speaking and itng. A stfic
conformity to wholesome regulations al be required
Board in good families be obtaineu from Sl75 &c
$500 per week, including everything. Rooms FOR SELF
boarders one shilling per week.
For Tuition small bills.
For rooms or board apply to the Principal.
+. B. GUYER. Secretary.
Har lVir .IulV
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HARRISBURG, Sept. 3. Arlus ale being rapidly
distributed through the counties on our south
ern boldt The reLeis are said to be entering
Pennsy IyanIa in force near Hanover, with the
inentlon, We doubt not. OF destroying the
Northern Central Railroad
Gen Pope passed through here on his way
ncst thls afternoon.
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+. ., TT 7 CH NJ. FrNVfittOr.
may5fly y Cedar ST.. y w Tor

Ii has taken hong time tn convince people Of the
merits and advantages IF Homeopathy over s ether
systems OF medical treatment. since the adv IF Dr.
GiHord'S Homeopathic Curatives, the simplicity with
which they put up for use, the with whic il
they administered and their wonderful properties
curative agent has led thousands to rely npou them in al
most all diseases that orcur in the family There
forty different kinds OF prescri ptionss0ld in this town
Ny Fred e. smith, Agent If wanted by mail. send u
NJ :. Burr K Co Boston. Philip Lee, l36 William
street New York See that Philip Lees is each
hay
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-09

CHAMBEnsruGu, Va, Sept, o-hlidnisht A
citizen OF TINS place, who lelt Gettysburg at Two
o'clock this afternoon, reports no enemy between
Frederick and that point this morning. Reports
from Hugeretown tEls evening state thVt the
enemy was in force near there. Our small
guard at Frederick left their stores burning be
hind them. a cavalry skirmsh took place es
crday afternoon near Martinsburgh, with
what is supposed to beIa reconnolterIng force
l5m v iuchester The rebels are said to haye
been drlv=, back with IL loss OF tor'y killed and
captured.
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New YORK, Sept. 8. a special dispatch TO
the HcroM from Cincinnati, says the impression
Is thai the enemy Will attempt no attack in
front, but that they may endeavor to cross above
or below the city.
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CHAABERsBUKGn, Pa, Sept 9, 100 o'clock A. M.
One of our scouts reached Hagerstown last
night, having left Mddletown, eighteen miles
South East of that place, at 5 o'clock p. NJ
lie reports that the rebels were at Hagerstown
in considerable force and advancing. All the
rolling stock OF the railroad had been removed,
and the telegraph office then evacuated
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Very --latest by Telegraph
4 O'CLOCK +. vi

New YORK, Sept. 9. The Times says edito
rally Gen, Mcdowell is in this city under ar
rest, as We are informed, on Il charge Of treason
BY whom it is preferred or on what grounds,
we are not aware
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-09

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 9. The special cores
pendent of The Press, says that he has just left
MonroeVla Maryland. on account OF the az
proach OF the rebels. party OF their cavalry
entering that lace on Monday.
Many speculatons are rife relative to the
movements and intentions OF Stonewal, Jack
Persons from Rockville say that the rebels
IN great force Jes!srday occupied the western
bank of Seneca Greek t2uEl its mouth at the Po-
'omac % miles above Washington, to the pub
lie stage road at Middle Brook Mills, "a line of
some ten miles Middle Brock is about eight
miles west of Rockville, between Georgetown
and Frederick city and aboul % miles from
Washington.
LOUISVILLE, Sept.S. Last Thursday torag-
ing party from Cumberland Gap encountered IA
party of rebels, miles distant.
sharp sklrmish cnsued, in which the fed
eral loss was one killed and three wounded
The rebels were driven away with considerable
loss as they were exposed to a raking fire from
81 FOUNDER.
The rebels yesterday, destroyed the water
station at Benson and Bagdad ON the Somer-
Vile and frankfort railroad, and tore up leo
Yards UI the track.
RumOrs are rie here, but the headquarters
Rave not been advised, and do not credit them
that General l.. /. Crittenden has vanquished
apofton Of Gen, Braggs force near Gallatin,
Tenn, and also that Bragg entire forces are
rrOssng the Cumberland river, with the view
OF invading Northern Kentucky.
New YORK, Sept 9, The steamer Mcclellan,
from Hilton Head has arrived. Among the
passengers are Gen Hunter and staff and Gen
SaxtOn.
Gen, Banks commands the defences OF W ash
lngtOn in the absence Of Gen. Mcclellan.
Gen. McDowell's letter TO the President, ask
ng.ior Courtot Inquiry is represented to be a
frank, manly and honest document He de-
sIIcs II thorough Investigations
The appointment OF Gen. Banks to the com
nand of The delences OF Washington has given
great satisfaction here
HIS modest and unassuming merit since ha
entered the military service, has won for him u
popularity aud public confidence. next only to
that accorded u Gen. Mcclellan.
An interesting scene occurr I'd in the camp oi
the lin 1lasS regiment yesterday. Al ter dress
parade the regiment was formed in hollow
square and the Chaplain, in a feeling address
paid a tribute to the officers and men Of the reg
lmenJ killed. OF Bull ron in the late battles
The catered coors were displayed, and many
soldic- Of other regiments gathered around wht
were ,ccFly impressed ON the OCCASION.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-09
Vernon, Mutual Fire Insurance
COnDanv

NOTICE OF ASSESS MENT FOR 1885,
THE Members al the Vermont Mutual Fire Insiranc,
Company are mere notified that the following assess
ns have been made by the Directors all Notes In fore.
the following DAYS, t. wit
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-09
NEARLY DRY ENOUGH TO IRON

oweyer the garment may De it receives equal
of 1t is also sufficiently strong and so
arranged that it be 10y power for LAUNDRlES,
FACTORIES, LARGE HOTELS. &c. Although it is
small and simple Machine it is able t" do large amount
of work in a short time.
This Machine has been thoroughly tested for hree years
past and found to do everything that designed to
do And after any buys one of them, and finds it
will do what claim for it, the return it and have
their money, all agents authorized to do this.
So there chance for you get humbugged by giving
them a trial, and it mny he just the thing want.
TO wash with this Machine, put clothes tOsoak for
about twenty minutes in strong soap sudS with warm wa
ter then run them through the rolls five six times back
and forth the suds when they will uirc rubbing
excepting the very drtiet parts, such as collars and
wristbands, which will require but sl hit rub with the
nds BY this process you will be able do your wash
ing in less than half the time you can hand any
Their machine in USE and muc easier. md no wear and
tear to your clothes like the rubbing DO I'D AMI twisting
20 get the water from them-as can the principle
of my Machine is squeeze ins,cad OF rub and twist,
which evades all friction.
Manufactured at Mortified, VI
chine exhibition at BramaD Il .IldenS.
ING AIlS Appnt
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HARRrsBuRG, Pa, Sept. 8. The latest nlor-
nation from the border, received at e o'clock
thi, evening, says the rebel pckets were then
within II miles OF Hanover, York county.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-09
sabbath school Bell. No

5000 COPIES ISSUED THE FIRST TWELVE
Months OF ia publication 1t Is Al entire New Work u
nearly 300 pages Many Of the Tunes aud Hymns were
written expressly for this Volume II will soon be
popular it, predecessor Bcll Nc y which has up
to number Of $4,000 copies in SO months
oustripping any Sunday School Book of it's size issued
in this Also, both vou bornd IN to
accommodate schools wishing them ii that orm. Prices
Of Bell No o paper IL ntS, $l2 per 00 Bound
% cents, SIS per 100 cloth bound embossed gilt, 80
cents $22 per 100 Bell No J. paper covers, u cents
slO per 100 Bound ~ cents, SIS per lGl. Cloth bound
embossed gilt, 90 cents, $50 per 100 Belts Nos and
bound together 40 cents $50 per or copies furnished
at the 100 price Cloth bound embossed gilt so So
per 100 Mail postage free AZ the retail price.
HORACE WATERS, Publisher.
No. ISL Rrnah a-av. New YOrk
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hr pleasant, md easiest administer and most
efficient medicine for the relief and of different dis
is the Homeopathic prescriptions prepared by Doc
clifford they number forty different kinds. pp up ngly
in boxes % cts, in different sized family cases An
assortment be found Fred Smith Montpelier or
VI Burr II Co Wholesale, Boston, Mass, Philip Lee,
l3h William Street New-YOrk
Philip Lee's name is each box of the genuint-Send
Tor Il manual furnished free.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-09
DIR CHEESEMAN'S plIIS

are IL mos ttect0-, remeIl ever Known 70: al
plants peculiar Females To all classes ,h"Y in
Vauahi" ind0cinE with certainty, periodical regularity
They are knovn 30 theu ards, Who have Usch thc at diff
eren periods, throug Gut ~ country, having
t"r =" some OF the most eminent Physicians in America.
EniicH duccti"p> stating when they shor>l not be
used With each hu>--tle pr1c" on" dollar rer box. con
tanning iroiA fifty to sixty pills.
pills sen, wv uIai promptly, ny renitin. the Pro
pycttt. sold Ny :. T. Redf il, Montpelier. VT. and
by Druggists generally.
l. F.PIEEcE. Montpelier, Agent.
+. u, HU rCHNS. Proprietor.
C,iA ~
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
EDR. CEEK1flSE NnAN-S PILLS

The combination Of ingredients in these Pills are the
result OF long aud extensive practice. They are mild
n ter operation ana cartain in correcting all irregular
uta Paininl Mtnstru&tons removing all Instructions,
whether from cold rtherWise headache pain in the
side, papaton Of tie heart whites, all nervous aztec
tons Mysteries, fatigue. pain H. the bach and limbs &c
GS.N|b.d Shop h@h interruption az uatlre
itR CHEESEMAN'S rII!
tn. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ,tG era d. tne treatment Of
those ire IU2rirS ,1 instructions wicD hH.c con-
signed 80 man. to" premature. grave v" female can
enjoy good heaN unless 81" il regal G,, Whenever
obstruction kcs place the genera! heath begins de
Min
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Barre Academy.

J. ). ePAULDI %, A. NJ, r. incipa
j. NJ. TEACHER, A. Is. Assistant Principal.
NIss Il. VI. y. FELT, Teacher OF French and Music
Mr.. j ;. ABBOTT. Teacher of Vocal Music.
Mr.. j. ii. KENT, Teacher Of Penmanship.
Fall Term begins August 20, 1852; Wntef Term begins
Noy. ~, ln6! spring Term begins Feb. ~. 1868 SUN
Term begins May H. i'Gi
Barre, AggUstGth, 1853 Ef2asv3
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NANUPACTURERs OF INDIA RUBBER GoODS, :
20 Milk and IS Congress Streets.
BOsfON, MARCH lsr 1862
TO Manufacturers, the Trade, and the Public
Ia the grant from the n Hayward Company to Metro
aries Goodyear said n Hayward Company. for the
use Of Vucanzed India Rubber coverings rolls the
right 20 such application the l}acy machine sIe
caly reserved and is exclusively nN ned by the N Hay
ward Company. These machines and rights are guar
anteed to the trade and manuac y and is the only
invention which the Vulcanized Rubber Rolls aod
erings for Rolls, do not turn the shaft, the
clothes
The injunction granted in favor of the n. Hayward
Company, joint conn lanans, and the subsequent
grant with the above reservation fully establish the rgh
10 this article in the \. Hayward Company. ANY 9TH
ER REPRESENTATION Is FALSE, and evidently in
tended impose upon the public false representation Of
title. as well worthless Machines. that turn the
shaft and smut. \. HAlWARD .OMPANI.
THEo. C. WEEKS, Agent.
BARRE May s. 1862.
This may certify that have used Of Bailey's Wash
ing and Wringing Machines, and can say that 1t will do
all that is recomme nded, and aiisfed that 1t
half Of the work in wash ng and wrnging, and will
dry in half til. time and is great SAVING In the
Of clothes. A. Nj. JACkMAN, Barre Hotel.
MONTPELIER, April IL, 1862
This may certify that have used Of Bsiley's
Washing and ringing Machines year, and
am satisfied that it in my business the hell
At least girl besides saving q Large amount in the
and Of clothes. LEVI BOUfW Ell l..
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sTVVFn TN" IV7 w
7 II h Sc TOOL Fl 4 r NJ ONIU M
containing two sets of Reeds,
Loud Voiced, Powerful and Cheap,
NJ II l. o d Il on S,
ORGAN LTARMONIUNS,
from siA twelve stops, and
JAMES VOSB'S Celebrated Pianos
FOR SALE!
Pipe Organs, Pianos and Melodeons tuned andre paired
At short notice hv
a2kA BA~SEFE, Agent,
BARRE. Vt. fch3 d6wiy %
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-11-15
MARRIED..

On the Gth inst, In Marshall. Texas, at the
resdesre uf tie bride father. Dr. T.. +. NJ,
johnson, by thr Rev Thos. d Wilson. 1t
JAMES NJ, CRAIG, Go. II, Ith Tcxb Rcg't.
ana Miss kiiTlE JOHNSON,
The gallant bridegroom is one OF the sur.
yivots OF tie hard fought battle u Fort Don.
elson, aud has spent aeyeu months ina kuitk.
crn prison. He has thus united himself 10
one who IS Indeed worthy OF him, and every
way calculated to render INN happy. We
cad, IN common with all their lriends but
wish them all felicity and though ,hey are
soon 10 be separated, may hs a.gR the many
dangers Of camp and de.d, and retlnu safely
home. that they may together Lead happy
aud useisl lie. ". Is, "
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80 The Galveston News .op,e- the follow
.ng from tbc Mobile Telegraph ~i,hou, com
mont. tau, ruily affirming rs truth Are
wc To- understand tbs as recognizing the JAS.
u.c ta applied ccnsure Of the Galveston
and ual.tap1por contained 10 The remark,
of the = 'eQaph
The melancholy condition Of Galveston
when ordered % surrender should ho q warn.
Ing b. 40 who DO not Ike 90 hear the truth
Tho newspapers were not permitted TO say
ans thing aliopt IT, condition, the military au.
th0utir- exercising severe and unc1n-ttn
tI1nal Censorship oyer their columns It i-
cnoulh 90 make one blood boil 20 think that
our brother Journalists IN that region did not
insist upon that iualeulhe liberty Of speech
guaranteed them BY the state and Contcdor
ate Consultations Had they exposed the
weakness NJ the deiencc- and called lustily
for help. Galveston might sii! be the FREE
emporium Of Texas But every thing was
kept dark, facts which should have been
made public, were crushed down. and when
at last the city was assailed, IL was found
completely deleneeless. let New Orleans
and galveston be warnings not 10 be forgot
ten. day OF night.
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TnF AAsr prsfK0YFp.-An Intelligent
planter Of tAi. coaniy dropped iato our -'nc'
tam s lly- ago, and presented ~ with
hand ararns, r,ery oac ul which WA
frosuaitcn. From Co... \ is 70 De inferred
{ 1 The mast has been completely ruined.
THIS will 10 a -erious joe. lor although The
m nj wa light. 1t wOBld hare materially aid
"a IN nt,eniag hog. 1hecoil weather came
before thc a,arns were maturcd. and while
th,r NaLc luIl N san-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-11-15

Thcfou0wIu ). the time OF holding the
tate Election ard ne nce:'us % the Lex.
-iIiufes Of ihs several state OF nc United
State
Maine Election "a Iuc.day "a sept. leg
laia,ure rnr.'i ~ Wcireedty IN f1nn1fy.
y Hampshire Eicctiou I'd rueday n
March Legislature meets 90 wednesday 90
June,
Masachascu Elr.aa Tuesday after 1T
Monday ~ November Iegi.inusc meets
j., "Wednesday .a Ban,
Hhais Island ~ fsa - "Wednesday m
Ny.
tmHc.ttut Election II Monday In April
I.,s stature meets 10 Monday Ia May.
New York Election fur-day alter lsl
NaudaY boz November. Legislature m'tiH
Isl Tuesday u Jaun4Iy.
New JcisS Election THr-aay after lst
Monday "a November Legislature meets
I'd Taesl1y 10 jll.afy.
Pouno .vsna Election 81 Tue DAY "a OF.
Legislature meets l-t tuesday Va January.
Delaware Election "a rursaay ia Soy,
Legislature meets 1T Tuesday in January
hien.
Maryland Election lst Wednesday iu
Noyemlor. Legislature mgct 1t Wedue"
dly TOO Jsuuaiy
keatac rs Election Monday la August.
Legislature megt. l-t Monday DO Dee.
uhi1 Election ~ Iue.day u OCT leg
lsIAtare meets tst Monday n Jia. ben.
.,Jiana Election I'd Tuesday 10 q. g.
Legislature meets Thursday after lst Mon.
lay ia JAuuafy hen.
Illinois Election Tuesday after ii Mon
day 10 November, Legislature meet, 80
Monday in January b.cn.
Michigan Election Tuesday after lst Mon
day iu November Legislature meets last
Monday 10 Dec. hen.
Iowa Election ~ Tuesday 10 Ogtober
Legislature meets "a Monday ia Januaiy.
hfru.
decentralization Tuesday after l,t
Monday il Neyesiter. legislature meets
l-i Monday in laaully.
Minnesota
California Election Tuesday alter lst
Monday in september, Leg. stature meets i
Monday boo JANUARY.
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x

We have no startling int igenee from the
ss,- Of sN. Al i qnits, lsla audi aprtr-
e lily peaeesa, and with iss mome STAR luil
sssFe gccssd again with the rrper' Of Ia.
ean latssycnt.ou The uaia umies "a
g.lhef .ide Of The Ai-i~I ppi arr reprc-enied
,sprsparinr 20 so INTO winter quarters
WHI.c sc know ;4ht the North has been
making gsant.c preparations ior the winter
lli .pring saalusa tast she w,.. sooa
have larger army 10 the Geld than she ha,
be-. usA boiosc an that hes Fsuboais have
su fearuuy increased n naia sr and rIwer.
.aI that preparation, air making 90 sweep
~ ~ pur ravirs'le rivers aud % take po.
session Of cut cities on the sea coast. We
Aaot bat hope ,bal something viii inter.
,oar ~ els-e the war, The late clec,lans n
lio North indicate That the popular soutl
meut s4a4i.u.t toe Abolition administration.
,ud that the people are anxious for ueacc
Wu,t eieet these c.eeti1n- viii hya, remain.
y,, l1 be- ...1. rsy SuIatIstst .tl. al
uaH-e 100 90 .Hs Ua. sHd 90 tha Ha
mHs administration taat continue. t, o.
at,k aa, ana when lb4i IS uiiy attained,
uls war Is tia,,, 90 an .ui
Ne sse ...ary laJ distinctly ihe lupor
ti,us oi a poseim p,a,c party ia toe I'M
ted State. whicb. ere long. mu.t piedomi.
Ufr. 4nIes. UIJ 4UH.rs sasi Mrt' with sg