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STANTON LEGION,
~ G,I ~ In ALVIN

STANTON LEGION,
- Col. W. ii. ALLEN.
Recruits wanted Immediately for Co. Y, Stanton
Legion. THIS Company ID nearly nill and requires
but few men to complete II. Good quarters rs-
tions and uniforms ~ tho regular army furnished
AZ soon rs mustered into the service. Promotion
10 tho rank Of Lieutenauts made from the noss de-
serving non commissioned officers and prlvstcs
The evidence OF Col. Aliens treatment OF his
persons enlis,ing Of their being properly provided
Tor. Relief Tickets furnished 30 families of soldiers.
Apply to CHAs. A. Du MOULIN, Capt. Co y,
Jelg l.'Io9 ia Grand st. Central Nall.
SPlNOLAS EMPIRE BRlGADE-CAPT.
enrol company for this brigade, has opened re-
eruiting Office Al the "Ivy Green" ~ Elm st. This
~ q splendid Opportunity fol the members OF tie
First Fire Zouaves that are again DESTROYS of leiy-
Ing for the seat OF war. Comfortable quarters sub
sistance and clothing furnished enrolment; pay
$40 per month 10 date from day Of enrolment; also
500 bounty when the war Is over. Young men de-
sirous Of non-cornmi's'onoi otiices, should apply
early. Capt JACOB wOLsEY, recruiting officer,
Ivy Green, u Elm st, N. Y. jsi6 1928
CrINOLNS EMPIRE BRIGADE-CAPT.
~ JAMES j. BYRNE, ofthe First Fire Zouaves,
having been authorized to enroll company for this
Brigade, has opened recruiting Office at lafayette
Hall, b9T Broadway, N, Y, This Il . splendid OPP
thst are again desirous Of leaving for the SCAT OF
war. Comfortable quarters, clothing and suhsist-
furnished ~ soon AS mustered in. Pay Sl3 per
month, 10 date from dny OF enrolmCnt 500 boun-
~ when the war 10 over. Applicants for non-com-
nlissoned ohices should apply early. JAMES j.
BYRNE, Recruiting Officer, lafayette Hall. Drosi-
way, ny jel6 l2.c'li!
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M EDICINE9.

CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS AND ALL
~ al. tons Of g. TnfOa, and Lungs successfully
treat d ~ remedies who 81 spec 4 ally on :ho.r
Diseases. Apply II IL. tfHAH'5 oinu-, 8,7 Fourth
1t, ID dor from The ~ w,ry, b,tcetn Djwery and
Broad~sy. The Doctor can lie Consulted At any
hour from o'clock morning ali O'Clock evening
myT it4'l4O
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A ,tLw MORE KLCKUIiS WANIED--

fOr tie fhth R,gifbei' y W York State vViun-
te't Arli.ery, Col. SAM I'll GRAHAM, now sta
toned At For, Marshall, Baltimore, Nj. THIS r.yi
ihent oilers many Inducements that cannot he hal
IN any other, for those ~ho desire ~ serve their
country ~ THIS its hour Of peril. No long. tire
s'ue marches nor eSf.... re fl damn cold tents
t"d, wa IN and com ortahe hirrs ks Ia hoA ny
Ioi"ihy provided Tor zach man. AZ only lew
moe recruits are want u g. II this m,nt to rs
maximum number, those vito desrr g. o.n II must
az y immci hey t. Lieut.. w. II. BOYLE, c.. A
u t'ir 80 II Bow ~ aud Grand ~. All aisentscs
requested to r'p1rt NJ It's oiIc" they will he
~ fh ~ deserters. Liopt BKOWER, Regimen
VI I'rritiluF Dhccr. ielB SIX
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Written E,pre--I, for The New York Sun.
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Lr:A'ks,Y. Eoo !a li:I DESCRIPTION.
ta,t vi anJ nal IL ,l,l ,aran,,I Sf.sN
nr,r or ncrs'nar'y a, a. ssvs,,h svn NP%
Lrsp,L asrnrv. ~ sou,b III =, wiI,,.,nii
uv2e 1s,c.1,a ~
r EAKY ROOFS. OLD TIN METAL on
II sA.uGl. roofs rep.irel /. PAINTED and wsrrsnt
cd imp .nu. 10 water. by GoI.D's GFNIjiNN
INDIA Rl' BIER ROOF PAINT. once 29g Uudson
street, q rincrly % X NJ rtr,etl, NY For SAC
Wholesale aud retail. Country orders protnptly a.
tended TO- mya- ohacsiIa
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MADAHH MORROWS MAGIC OIL 10
i'i warranted to- IRE rle'un1tsu, neuralgia, s,.-
nal sfectionN pains u tcsde or back, a,.i cor,
tiroat - never t.. in 'ir ny all achcs and rams
Price. 20 and ~ cents per bottle. i54 Ludlow II.
my2y 25,c'll5
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CAV DUST FOR SALE-5,0 900 J
- dry, bright and clean. y the Plani
Greene and Bay ~, Jersey City. n
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ARTICLES FOR ~

TOR SALE AT WAR PRICES
Il trotting horse, wagon and harness,
together. Horse SIGHT year. old. hfteen
hands high, sound and kind, IN single .
harness, and can trot his mile In 2,S0. 70
lars apply 10 HENRY WILSON, 2Os
corner Of Pike u, N. Y. y
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A lew MOKL MIN WANIED fOR 60.
a, t,r'rHn rnVes, 81 k'gt EmIro H.
gale. &" MARRIOTT N. CROFT, tomnai.d-
your h1"Itd cu,utty. Il son waii y, 20 with true.
O""itu 7uu7 oi Lriu Joan tbs .,I1us IRISH L. -lI-
W'ht, "uj - ' tiUH &c tttfry banner Of tie free
"i htyh, AMI ct ~ glorious bids comm nyle v 1
TIE " ri"'n ntg" II The Emerald ise. Sow ~ your
time t. B.pw B. your a'io,t 4 country that no true
tom sitnau j. Gfsil to iHte tlo ioe In 4rieucr
o il'e oisra and SLOPES, VII to brave flag Of old
ireland W,',uy ~ Ls- bead to H.. tnu-.e ~ the
Union. C.. a, Cant. CHARLES III NLFAvY LIST
Lieut., WM. u. PEKSSE "a Il,ut, WILLIAM
HIICHEH Orderly, CHAR ~ H. NEAR. r.
crItul O'Ii os, ~ Prince ~ JORCORANS old
headquarters. pHy commences tom date Of on.
hhim,nt- tlj month. Pay IN advance u each
T." ruit. suhast nee, chilling, food. quarters md
tch'' trfrt't TIE '1m Is - yplut -. ieir q od'
A FEW MEN WANIED 10 I'LL UP A
- Conpau" in ne tJI =, lan NJ, vusL.rrh Chns-
fourr, q Z. GEOK',E A. ~ CkINGUhN, now Ia
camp at the Rel " Iulr lou u RLi I'd .vc. Tho
location sulHuftuuhIinYF H. lc igitll ius ground,
gpo'i hath.ug 30, 80. Ihc soon IA mus
tered nro provided viii comfur tabU Iarters, Clol-
INK ar1 lpol rntiour. Pay cpmmruccs us son az
mustered. keh'i will b" given g. the miles Of
volunteers, aud. In accptIpnce with ~ junt t,s,lu.
Ton ~ Congress recently adopted, eSrfy volunteer
WI he entitled IN mouths pay In advance, Qrai
h'd men can E'cu," t." petitions II non commute
H' ned officers. Apl.v T. Cap ALEX. WARREN
SMITH KrIuitihs OAcer Mulberry, cot Caual It,
i", l"'ID9
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lbs.

CESIRAL RAILROAD OF NLW JERSEY
O-Frum foot II Coitanlt str,o.-Co.a.g,t ~ a.
Hampton Junction wtu u Delaware, I.t,l
WrStrr. Railroad, ami at Eistpn WITH g.
l,y RHlruld ami ~, conuo tluns, G''l
In. to ~ isbl kuH ami tie W.
cha .,l..
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-02-07
PERSONAL.

GEORGE ALLEN, ia, ESQ, recently OF
Burlington. and G ". BAXTER, formerly Of
Burlington but more lately Postmaster at
Dauvile. Vt, have received appointments
to olerkships in tbs War Department
We understand that Rrv. Da. ". q. I.
SuEDD, Of Andoycr Seminary, has received
an invitation from the elders. deacons and
trustees Of DR.. SPRING. Church, Of Newlork
CITY. to assume the duties Of Asso late
Pastor OF that Church, rendered vacant by
the resignation of Rev. DR.. Hodge.
PERLEY P. Pr1kIS. Of Montpelier, Quar-
master Of the Cd Vermont Regiment, and
one Of tie very hes, Quartermasters in the
Volunteer S,rvicc, has received a recognition
OF his merit in the shape Of an appointment
a. Assistant Quarterma>ter in the Regular
Army. with the rank Of Captain . and viii,
probably. be assigned the QuarieTuasier-hil
Of the Vermont Brigade.
His capable Assistant, MR. sroSE' l. to
succeed him IN the QuartermasteTshiP If The
ID Regiment.
Our friend Geo F. Hunting Of Milton,
who enlisted with Captain Jones, a month
or two since, has been appointed Il Leu
tenant in the Third Regiment Of Artillery,
L ;. 4.
D. c. Lirsley Of Windsor, the capable
engineer Of the Vt. * Canada Railroad tun-
mel. aDd VIM. B. Hatch. son Of Or. Il. Hatch
Of Burlington. and formerly Conmisslry fl
the Vermont Regiments. under Governor
Fairbanks, are named among the corQorator'
10 a bill which las been introduced in Con-
gress to charter a company FOR street rail
rad through Pennsylvania avenue in Wash
in-t0n.
Charles ST. Wells, Of Burlington, &
graduate Of our Medical College AMI Of TIT
University OF Vermont, has been aT77.n'e.
Assistant Sp-e 'u IN the Navy.
J.sha,r SAWYER of Hyler1rs. formerly
OF bis t.wa. L-s la-a -rT7.ati 81 L.e--
Of be r.sal-5 Company. Ssa-l Vermont
Reg meat
Lieut.. u.....a 4. Elz-.-l .. tae Cd. +
SIKH E.., has I.lsal.y o.-n detailed o. tie
recruiting --r.-s ass Adams ".
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Her Msjesty's Govt having carefully taken into
their consideration the liberation OF the prison.
ers, the delivery Of them into your hands, ana
the explanations TO which / have Just referred,
have arrived at the conclusion that they consu-
tute the repsration which bsr Majesty and the
British nation had a right to expect.
IL gives her Msjestys government great satls-
faction to be enabled to arrive at conclusion
favorable to the maintenance Of the most friendly
relations between the two nations l need not
discuss the notifications in my statement OF the
facts which Mr.. Seward says he has derived ron
the reports Of officers Of his government
I cannot conclude, however, without adveItlhs
shortly to the discussions which Mr.. sew ara mas
raised upon points not prominently brought into
question in my despatch Of tie 30th Of y oVemoer'
/ there objected on the part Of her Majesty
government, to that which Capt. Wilkes mad done.
Mr.. Seward, in his answer points OF; We at ne
oonceives Capt. Wilkes might have done "i'-eit
violating tic laws Of nations.
Il Is not necessary that sa0l.d Asre discus ln
detail tine i've questions ably argued Oy the oeefr-
tsry Of State; out IL IS Necessary tast should
say that her MaJestys government uIler ~ M
| Seward in sOme q the conclusions al VII ho
has arrived. And II NAV lead 20 a better uaicr-
| stauding between the two nations On several
| points Of International law which may during the
present contest or some future time be brought
into question that should state 70 on, Tor com
Euuication 10 ths Secretary o. state, wherein taose
differences consist; hope TO DO 20 in few days.
In the meantime it will be desirable that me
commanders Of the United States cruisers should
| be instructed not to repeat acts for which the
| British government will have TO ask for redress,
and winch the United states government cannot
undertake TO justify.
You will read and give copy Of this despatch
| 10 the Secretary Of state. am, &c,
(sigaedj RUSSELL.
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LEGAL TENDER.


On the -gHiect az maxim ,,n i-.,,. a.
AisAsu'y u'''s ~ W -'AiS ny Id" "sH
tender, Mr.. Walton writes 20 the Journal
As f,lloys. under date OF Fab
e.,
Jus. now Tue HuT.c'e. question Is uAe
li4ct'cal question: Tue treasury note OH
pro'lu1s IoI al a1ii'iol @. one hunufea M
non Ia treasury NOTES tSi9u-uVV wv II ali'l
TO be made a lea! teuds' ilr all debts, ani
e1clanseaole i'r TX p7r cont o'nls, wlicA
may BE- 'sscrl % tae mn '''t "i SOULFUL
oOV. SoU,uJO'-JJ ! lire er-o-i taxes s
u DC plrl-e4 ir gov l- u--r--.
On ties bonds - 90 f.--- g. --lFT
NOTES are -i.i- GOD Gro Bio -fl .t- 3 81 L Boz
gress hls r.t t.- E.r o. I--l l--.a- tH-
gre. however. Dos uu4-as 'al.4y Che
power 81 borrow none, Granite. thl.
ConErets crnet cm'- H-is 1t credit, anu eau
borrow money, .--r. can give notes tor
b rroved money, Dr q s,a1i 10 tle place W
money 10 lae gov'nm-uts transactions,
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done better: Here is a good bi,b -
on the Union plan, in successful Ores
with good Common Schools to su.tsi-
here are three Ladies Schools, well rat,n.
lied, - one Of them, Mr.. Worcester. s.r
to Overnowipg, notwithstanding thu ~
timer; here is the Episcopal Institute. rs--i-
fer boys, and partly to train young ~
for tue ministry, with lis full corps Of D..
fessOIs, and with u substantial stone eds
in fine architectural proportions. d1i,,
honor to the worthy Bishop Of this Di,ea,,'
and last, but not least, the Universe
er0wning the hill, as Il were keepin. NJ.
ufal oversight Of all; while iust h ~.
south stands the Medical Cllleca. ar-
more IN the full tide OF success.
The friends % education. and Of the Ont.
vtrsity in particular. feel tie loss fus,tl-..
~ the withdrawal Of Prr-Itsat Peas tls-
tbcs h-li OF iab1r; but accepting j, as !.,.
ol their work TO false up men II other j..
favored regions, they ale MT tiIeei
ha-e jot OF hear. Or hoTe- but o. =.
ara rl.ss up more. rs pr. P,ase LsIr.
little O. 30 with instruction N t.l.e.s. F..
going away viii make lIttle ur n di..r--
in that e-Fcct. For the present, P.... Z
ICY wall fulfil the du'ies Of the T-e-.L-
in addition % ms regular duties. with
help rs the younger officers csn render
and ~ man en- do So with more real dl-u--
or more worthy Of respect as q scholar o..
a man.
The number Of students Is somewhat is.
than common, mainly In consequences 9- t--
relatively large number who have gone ia.
the army. The number Of pi0us students Dr..
larger than usual, and many Of them a--
actively engaged in the Sabbath and Nl.sIl-
Schools OF the neis hb1rhOOd capital .-
pliBe, ~ the way, for those who prl1~
entering the ministry. rs we we're pas.i1.
by the College edihee, 4 day tao since We
noticed q number VI men at wOTE On the -llr
building. Ii seems that the Faculty have
been improving the vacation to RAISE msa-s
10 institute thorough repairs, 80 as 10 VA.
the students rooms more pleasant aud cI-
ortable.
In religious matters, the only question
much interest Of late has turned upon
success Of the new Congregational Chl.
aud the effect upon the old OF losing 50 Ia
valuable members. But the question Is
in happily answered by the logic Of even
| The new church Is steadily growing
strength and numbers. under isithiu "a.
tJr and IN acceptable preacher, and sen.
now only T. need suitable place Of wlrsa.-
| The Court House, valuable as 1t Is for o.,
| ends Of law, seems hot 50 good for the 10
mitigation OF the gospel. The old chcrc-
despite It's fears, has been awakened % nss
/ activity, and. though now FOR some "
years without pastor. has seen the -ss.
vacated BY those who left It ior the 1sz
church, filed BY new occupants, ard b; %.
last communion season received 70 It, fellow
ship nineteen members, ten of them on IT.
iessiou Of faith Jhe old church builc-.
would not now accommodate the two CD.
gregatiOns. Mr.. Nix, who left AndJvs-
little more than year ago. has been enga:s
70 preach at the old church for tue next =,
months.
In regard to the other denoulnatl-.
nothing Of special interest occurs % u.
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this form comes within the power oil Congress
to borrow money. When the words anu
emit bills on the credit of the United States,
were stricken from the original draft oil the
Constitution Mr.. GOrbam said: 1.-The power,
as far as it will be necessary or safe, IS 'Hrotoea
in that Of Borrow,ng." The objection tnat
Congress Las not the power TO make treasury
notes a legal tender for all debs>, has mucn
more free. There Is no express grant oil
such power TO Congress it Is expressly Ior-
hidden TO The Stqtes. The power IS really
claimed now as incidental 20 the war power
We have the power to maze war. we are en-
titled to all powers necessary To give due e.
feet 70 the war power; arms, subsistence'Nc
&C.. must De had We cannot have theee
without treasury notes, treasury notes VIII
MT tuv them unless we make treasury notes
"a lt-4l tender. That = the argGm ~. lte
necessity is asserted 30 n.t ;hnt DO -
t.alagrr'sG The argument. therefore, is
not satisfactory. \ TrJpo-iuun vii s- IiaHe
20 strike out tie legal tender, and % require
the interest ou the bonds % DO paid N pecic.
Ultimately the bonds themselves Will be pail
in specie. 1T leas: nothing e'seis c5ntempllted-
WIN such provisions. and taxation ample 10
secure the plym1u; Of interest, do not 80
whv the treasury notas viii not be entitled
10 ION confidence, and serve the purposes Of
relief To the government aDd safe and
convenient Kind Of currency for the people
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-02-07

AkRLsI roR FoEGERY.-A man named
Martin Crafts. who was employed a
while since in the Pottery OF Messrs. Bal
la-d and subsequently in the Pioneer Shop.
Was arrested Tuesday on the application Of
the authorities OF Massachusetts,, on a Grim
NAL process Tor forgery, and after an exam
nation before Justices Englc-by a Webb.
was placed IN custody OF Sheriff Flanagan.
to be conveyed to the Massachusetts, line aud
delivered TO the Massachusetts, of5cers The
crime charged, was, a. We understand, the
forging the name Of his father, since Dc.
ceased, 10 notes 10 the amount Of $500.
which were discounted at the Franklin
County Bank Of Greenfield, Mass. the
Greenfield Bank and the Conway Bank, at
whose instance the process was issued. Jer-
emiah French, States Attorney, and Wales
& tatt appeared for the prosecution. and
VIM. q. Shaw, Esq, for the respondent
Sheriff Flanagan left Tuesday night
with Crafts IN charge. The alleged
forgery was committed over wear
ago, since which time the Banks
have been searching ior Crafts, without sue
cess until now.
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Iuk TELEGRAPH BrslSEss.-A scrutiny Of

IHE TELEGRAPH BUsINEss.-A scrutiny Of
the business Of the telegraph Companies IN
the loyal states has shown the total receipts
FIR a year PAS, TO Be 81 SD 900 (not
$500 600, as our printed despatch had it
Jas ui-AD. Q tois ali, but . moderate per
cau,ase OF tie whole, IL r-.i out IN the
course OF the business for necessary salaries,
repairs, srauonery, chemical substances u-ed
&. TIE business a. whole, is 4 very lean
one, and Tor some c,nn-lies worthless, except
as II a. ma1tstes he Pablo. We saw
few day az ,4s'a. me. ~ irtei as an opin-
I3r OF NJ holr, P,suna-r-r General Of the last
administrative. thlt i.e ielecr ph business
reduced the nc Nc % TIE Post Office De-
partment million OF dollars year The
estimate appeared to Us a most Ireposterous
one, aud Its extravagancs is seen from the
official return OF the number OF message
which at three cents piece, the price of a
letter stamp, would amount only to Ss4, 900
a year.
But we do not believe the telegraph BUSH
ness Camages the Post Oihee receipts to the
amount Of a single dollar year. No doubt
messages are sent by telegraph which would
be sent by mail il there were no telegraph
but the main part Of them would not be;
and by means Of the telegraph vast
amount Of business Is promoted which calls
for fuller transmission by mail. In this
way the Post Otce Department gains on
the one hand all that 1t loses on the other,
and probably more too.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-02-07

The y. y. sun, Of Feb. l, contains al &C.
count e tie I. 5. Quartermas;er' Depart
mept il New York city, where is made
central depot Tor the whole United States
" ben the re5elion broke out the business
at that depot was little more than nominal :,
now i: has assumed gigantic proportions, Is
vided INTO fourteen divisions, under the
charge Of proper officer, AMI employs clerks
and inspectors to the number f $50 TO 400.
At the outbreak OF the war, when the
pressure Tor equipment was immense and the
means Of supply very limited, greedy and
INSCRIPTIONS contractors palmed 81 a great
many worthless articles. Now the supply is
regular and ADEQUATE 10 the demand, arti-
c.es ne r.4- al no more than honest
Frcyo. 4De Wy talu- undersoos most
thorough Inspect. ID detail by practical
An, ard nothing Is allowed to pas which
doe net cJu.e Up to the prescribed STANDARD.
o. .Lo piece goods Of various sorts, amount
n. L. ,lilnoD- Of yards, every plecs br i1-pt
IN irou L. u.sr 4lActurer IL uur ard
s,-aerlzr yAra. -'- "ed
o. - -o ~ ils .-.-I's. The
uui ..-- .-=a.-e e. opscla. department,
a. CO.. o-y q. -e1goes risid eerutIy,
aud II not wei. ln4ue Is rejected at the cost
OF the e5nr4c.or. Boots, and hootos. Or
bTogars, make VI large department, De-
undergo a severe lnspec ON:
Z" OF those rejected, sums were l. Il
WORT kind Of leather, OF. e.s --d d sOspt,
and on thousands the stitcngs cJGnuelGDe lie ny
PEI" TO the " sole" varied IL ienstn from halI a
Inch to Al inca. OF boots, IS 900 paIrs were III
sPected, al about 900 pairs Of these rejected.
Inc smouuts Issued have been boots y, AIS paIrs;
bootees s65, III psirs. TIE balance Of those la
speoted is the sr1ouut now on hard The gods
now offered for inspection hsro, are Of an excel
lent quality, those Contractors who vore rss-
oally, having learned, a. early day that they
could not escape detection, and those who were
simply ignorant having acquired some valuable
though costly experience. As an instance Of the
reflections be. c, may be well TO state that out
OF ZIG $50 paus Of bootees furnished BY one con-
Tractor, II ,595 were rejected.
In TIE blanket department, the number OF blan-
kets inspected has, thus far, been 550,920, of
which about 800 have teen rejected The mum
Der Issued hAs tn s25 0v0, and there are yet on
mana subject 10 requIsition. loT SOL. 1t Is re-
quirea Oh ali blankets passed here. that they be
entlfeiy q wool, ana shall weigh tul Ave pounds
Zach.
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When this snowetorm is over it will pro'
baby appear that the Lake is closed. 1t
was almost shut Monday, but little open
water beng visible, and the weather CONT
nuing quiet, it is undoubtedly frozen acrOe
by this time. The skating portion c! som
munity was III high glee Monday at the
propect Of smoother surface than the Lake
las shown for some years, but we ielr the
light snow Of that night and next day Will in
terlere somewhat with their proposed dis
play of prestipodographitation-no illusions
to the claw Of graviation," sometimes c1
emplifed 90 the ice.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-02-07

The Hardware department is very extern
sive, including everything in use in the az
my. except guns, swords and 5ayonets, made
of metal, from spade to Ratchet, from
camp stove to mess pan, from trumpet
or drum to the letters on the soldiers caps.
Hats and caps, including cords, tassels, and
feathers, occrpy another department; Haver-
sacks and knapsacks another; Harness an
other; Tent poles another; Colors and chew
rons another g; Shirts and drawers another
Stockings and bed sacks another each with
its own corps of officers, inspectors, clerks
and laborers and the whole under charge
Of Lieut.. Col. D. II. VHToN. The books
record all receipts Of articles and ell given
out, so that the supply Of any article on
hand and subject to requisItiOn, can be stated
in few minutes
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-02-07

ulstions on the success Of their armies, which
these gentlemen esteem thing to be proud
of, the reverses of the last few days to the
contrary notwithstanding. The general tone
of the manifesto may be fairly inferred from
the extracts We have given. 1t is an appeal
to the desperation of the South, and shoTs
clearly that the extremity which gives occa-
sion to such counsels must be dire indeed.