Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-10-24
The Other Side.

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49,. . ...,.no.;uoIoor C,;r no
-. into ,o.;tiop whore we
...:,n- roJean tho mast and mt
,.;,.u.,.o,,:o, into its c,osino stooas. This
hold ont to ms hv a simnle re-
riow or ,ur own gathering resources.
,r;,bo,, REGARD to the situation of the
ersm, But we have no doubt that if
49,, oonId make fair Investigation in
,hat direction. orr own prospects of sue
coss would apnear to be increased ten
CA and wbot manv rooord rs the dark
o,t ,oriod Of the war would be recog-
,;aad os tho bonr inst nrecedino tbs day-
liobt of victory
W. howe never nlacod mnch confidence
:. ,Lo ,to,;os of rohoI dost;trt;on brongbt
T., ,or;ors r,oons 70 onr military lines
ur,, a., .....,
BECAUSE 'NouS1 wei 'o"'iU0u' 'ii' u 0''0"
efous "oJec'9 u ''e'i o''S'''"'0'' s'''o
them false or exaggerated color'ng'
But we ma ie''eF 10 'ne savannah ne
PH6"caa' written ABOUT 'nree weeks ago
which bears all the marks OF genuine
earnestness' II Is dated at winchester
and appears to have been written with a
we" to sir up the interests OF Inc oou'h-
erh people IN Tue army OIL virginia al
ter detailing some OF Inc hsFdsh'PS Oh Tue
army IN the marches Closing WIN 'he
retreat from mary lanu' 'ne "ti'eF P'o-
ceeuS VIII" statement 'Iom VINO" we
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p'''so" VIII" ''0 ''''' - IL S,O'
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Whatever circumstances. come 10 il, im-
mediate relief
The men must have clothing and shoes
this winter Tbev must have something
to cover themselves when sleeping, and
to protect themselves from the driving
sleet and snow storms when on duty
This must be done, though our friends at
home should have to wear cotton, and
sit by the fire.
1t is not necessary to counsel violent
measures; but it is not expected that
any person will be permitted to accumu-
late leather and cloth for purposes of
SPECULATION. The necessities of the ar
NV rise nm like a mountain. and cannot
and will not be overlooked. Il was hon.
ed at one fine that we miobt obtain
,u.1,al TL;,ho,o
"'' Ft
was porn a'er Tue army ielt h'cnmohu'
and has now miserabIy persisted. The
governments unable to furnish the sup
.,,;o. c.n n,,,, 90. 49,. .oho LoI ,,o
p''0'' ~ 10y " NV " 'O "
country II II had exercised hl'le
foresight last spring and summer, when
vessels were running the blockade with
H.. r.0- ,r-..-,-
va gus u 0''''0' ''"'''' ""u 0."0' a. ''o'0'
OF ike Importance partial supply at
least, Of hats, blankets, shoes and wooden
goods mich, have been obtained from
E.1J D., c,.o,;.L. :. o,;.. e
4'
'he NINA 'ha' Is SeIuoh put III PIactlce ID
those days.
Dut whatever nav be done bv the peo-
Mo sbonld bo done ;o,med;otaIy Not
-;
o''0 'no'i'e'l can O' io9' 'u"' Will io' oe
marked, as by the secondhand of a
watch, with tie pangs of sufferer. AL
ready the hills and valleys in this high
latitude have been visited by frost and
the nights ar uncomfortable cool to the
man who Stems uDon the ground"
The write thinks that if the army of
Virginia coud march through the South
lust as it is-"raqged, and almost bare
footed and haless."-it would produce a
sensation tba has had no naralIeI since