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Lent, or the Fast of Forty Days.

Lent, or Inc East OF Forty Days.
The Fast of Forty days, or Lent, observed
principally by Episcopa1ians and Catholics,
commences with to day and continues until
Easter We print the following in regard to
the origin Of the fast:
The origin Of The fast and its name are mat
tcrs Of discussion among christians, and re-
main among those tsyexed questions, con-
corning things scriptura1 which arc unsettled
and undecidable. Various sects have their
opinions regarding it. Professionals, generally,
believe that this was not established until tic
second OR third century Of the Christian Era.
Others, following in the footsteps of st.
Jerome, consider it memorial Of the Sayior's
passion, and believe with st. Leo aud st.
Augustine that it was Instituted By the
APOSTLES
The number forty is peculiarly scriptural
There were forty days granted to the Ninev1tes
fur repentance; tie dIluge lasted forty days !;
the Jews were wandering in the wilderness
forty years; and our Savior tasted forty DAYS
in private Which Of these events Lent Is
designated to commemorate must always re-.
main unknown, but it is well to believe that
it tdtsctnds to us il remembrance Of Elm who
died that we might live.
Another suppesitfon advanced by writer's is
that the word Lent. is derived from the Saxon
hnctt", denoting spring or tie increase in the
lenth Of days. The German word lteaez-tt
thaw--is also alluded TO by others is tie source
OF itsteriyation.
, 1862-03-05

CAMP DouelAs.-TAe following is s List Of
the present Post Officers at Camp Dougas:
Colonel Commanding james A. Mullisan, a3a
Illinois.
Adfutant-Lieut. John R.Floyd, Of the Scotch
regiment.
assistant Adjutant-Adj. James T. Cosg1ovc, OF
the s3d regiment.
Post Surgcon-Wm. D. Niner, II. D., Of the sd
regiment -
Assistant Post surgcon-John Maca11istcr, 81. D.
Post tQuartcSmaster-Thomas hickey.
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Philadelphia Flour r1Iarket-NIarch 1,

There Il little or 10 alteration to note during
dull, the inquiry both for export and home
use being limited and at prices below the yie~s
OF holders, who arc willing sellers at previous
brls IN email lots for export at Is. .a5@5. Sly for
common MIXED and straight euperhne: $5-51N
5f6 for western and Pennsy1sania extras. the
latter for lancaster county, 8nd $562H@
6t2A for low grade aad choice extra Mrnily: the
sales TO the tEade have been to ! moderate extent
and extrae: and from &c s,af % . br1 for fancy
brands as in quality. Rye -four il selling in a
smaI Way as 9S25@s5o pbr1, the latter f,sr better
brands. Corn meal is but little inquired for, and
Pennsylvania is offered at $500 without finding
buyers. Of buckwheat meal j sale is reported al
Il 50 the 1G0 Fbs
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Report accepted and placed on file.
On motion Of Supt. Dalton the following
resolution was adopted:
wuEREAs, There sre divers persons in this
county haSEing and peddling goods. wares, mer-
ebandtee ard clocks without license, contrary to
law: therefore,
Rtsczted, That the eeyctnl Supervisors OF the
several towns in this county be- and they arc here
BY, directed to prosecute all persons found ped.
coeEs WITHIN fher seTers toWns withoat Picenoe oc
az is by law In such cases made and provided,
An attempt was made to give Cnunty Agent
Hansen the discretion and direction in
paving out money to the families Of soldiers,
but the proposition was finally withdrawn.
Board adjourned to meet at 10 i. II. to day
, 1862-03-05

BEEF CATTLE-Receiycd to-day, 1874 Beeye=
Received last week: 4.91a; shipped last week. a93.
The market during the week has ruled active and
firm, and prime stock advanced ts@Ac.
TO-DAY the receipts were Light, and the market
har, and firm Sales.
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BEEF FcATTIE-There has been scarcity during
the entire week, and pricea for lots have ranged
from * to Sc, md extra choice have tetai1ed to
butchers at 355c e D groas.
HoGs-The supply has been only moderate. bare
II meeting the coosumptive demands of the city.
with Ea1es at - to S.. 80 in droycs. and in tic
email way It &3.5Q p iQQ ros net
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M1LwAukEE.-The 4sentanel Of the eth, sayH:
Affairs In the money market were quiet and ua-
banks payfng 1s@5l Tor New York sight aud sell
ing at u per cent. premium. Outside the banks
we heard Of eales at premium Gold was again
Shade lower. The ruling quotations for the day
were as follows:
New York Exchange. 15@4 prem. 31@K prem.
spes1e;,; SpeslHrv ;;;;s;--.-..1A@2 so;ss " sz@s
Business in The discount line is not active, and
the banks have no disposition to extend 1t beyond
the Wants Of regular produce customers.
Cmc1sHAT1-The Gazette Of the 4rh says there
was fair demand for money to-day, but the re-
qui1ements Of acceptable borrowers are not equal
to the supply Of capital, and for good paper the
market works easy at 10 per cent-the whole Fauge,
embracing choice and fair names, being 8@ @l2.
The boarding Of Treasury notes has been aban-
doued since their decline in New York to par.
ST. LoU1s.-The Democrat Of the 4.h says:
The money market opened to-day about as it
Closed on Saturday, and we have no change In
rates to report Exchange was not in demand,
and the nominal rates we're Il to y per cent pre-
milm, buying, and one per cent selling. Cold
dull and no demand Treasury notes were in &C
tive demand for general circulation in the country,
upon Treasury note basis. The large de-
mand for the demand notes by importers will oper-
ate to keep them near coin standard, and will
make their sbipment East in large quantities 8
matter OF course. Under these circumstances we
regard the equalization Of suspended bank paper
with these notes, however good the former, will
be impossible at present.
, 1862-03-05

"uEtt4-fkFt1FEA4 4c:lAIs l4s4u3 bu: received
last week, ~, zs6 bu; shipped, 20 bu. The Wheat
market during the past week has ruled firm, and
prices show an advance Of a@skc on the week,
closing, however, rather duh, with a downward
tendency. There is very little winte1 wheat offer
ing and the market is almost nominal at s7@ssc for
No. 1Rcd, and ss@sic for No. 2 Red
To-DAr-The market was unusually dull and
prices declined &c per bushel Sales. COCO bu Mol
Spring in store at s0c: 2,oo0 bu do at 79Ec; 1000
bu fresh receipts do at aoc; 5000 bu No. Spring
in store at I41zc; LOCO bu do at 74:c. 600 bu do
{ftesh rcceipts) at 75c.
CORN-Receiycd today, 1885 bu; received
last week, 9i,51B bu shipped, 1,4s5 bu. The re-
ceipts continue 1iberal-not1ithRta the
market has ruled iirm but not very actiye-
To-DA1-Thc market vas shade easier, and
there was more activity. Sales were, 10000 bu
Mixed in store at s3c: ,00s bu deat sake: 1000
bu do Tin one IoD at 2ic: 1900 bu do for de-
livery in 80 days. on p t.. 5000 fresh receipts
do at &c; {, 800 bu do at a4:sc; 1900 bn New
Corn On track at 20c.
OATS-Received to-day, 1.10o bu; received last
week, 1855 bu; shipped, none. The market for
Oats has been almost entirely neglected and the
transactions hight at 171<@1T54c for No in store.
To-p4y the sa'es verc:-1,0c0 bH No I in store ut
17Ac; 100G0 hu do at 17zsc.
/ RIE-Recefved to-day, $50 bu; received last
week, IL, ,a96 Du: shipped, none. There is very
actisc demand for Rye to f1l Eastern orders, and
the market has advanced a1s@sc on the week.
TO-DAY the sales were - 400 bu No In store
at 4sKc; 1000 bu do partly fresh receipts> at 43c
| BARIEY-Receiyed to-day 3.t0s bu; received
last week, 81, 80 bu; shipped Last week. s013 bu-
There is yety actlTe demand for Barley, both for
! shipment and1o I'LL eastern ORDERS and the mar
| ket has been brisk and frzn-closing with an up
| wzsdtendency- TO-DAY the sales were as follows:
$50 bags prime at &c del 50 bags good at 47c del
10 bags do 1t &c on truck; 400 bn do at 4sXc del
S5 bags at sc On track; go bu common at Sc on
| track.
| HIGHWIEES-The market for HighWines il
very hrm and active. under good speculative in
| quiry. To-day the sales were: go brls at s0c-
holders At the close asking slc.
| ACCOMPLISHMENTS with sales at the close
at G@sc per gal.
TIMOTHY SEED-Therc is good demand for
| Timothy Seed, and the market Is firm. Sales to-
day were: 70 bags good at $i.7a; 10 bags dirty as
S1.4o.
CLOVER sEED-1hesc il good shipping de-
mand for tlover Seed, and holders are very firm,
Sales to-day, Is bags fair At Sa-s5; choice is held
/ at $3.50.
FLAX sEED-The supply ia light and the 1nar-
ket firm at 4l.A@i- Is.
| BROOM CDRN-There Ia ycty good demand
for prime brueh, 1t 96o.oo@moo; but the supply IL
light, Common to medium grades cell at 930.0o9
1000 Several lots Of inferior md damaged were
| sold during the week At 5000
HlDEs-There is good shipping demand for
IL kinds OF Hides and tho market is etesds-
| Dry Flint 4es<AA1R r.
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ID + e ID.

II tsta City, March Sd 1a6a, by Rev E. Srone ",
JOHN WILEY and AIss ELIZABETH z. WEBB, both
Of Chicago.
, 1862-03-05
PROVISIONS.

From the Philadelphia North American, 1st.1
The arrivn1s and Gales Of the hog product gencr-
ally continue light and prices 1m at the advance.
the high views Of holders, however. checks b1si
ness- Mess pork is offeued at $13.75314, and city
buyers to any extent. Dressed hogs arc better and
selling at -fH15.60 the 100 Ds. Bacon moves of
slowly at the advance. Hams are quoted at SIG
sides at e@6kc, and but little doing. OF green
meats, the receipts and Gales are also light at ttk@
6Gc for hams in salt and pickle: 45@5c for alluu1
ders. ard 51@fc for sides in aalt. Lard is better
with sales OF about 800 packages, mostly country
packed. at T>x@s1c cash and time, and $50 kegs as
SAQSAc.
, 1862-03-05

RUlTS-GREEs-App1e are in fair demand,
with moderate stock. Lemons scarce and 6rm.
Oranges unchanged. DRIED FRUIT Southern Ap-
pies are in better demand and shade drn1er, but
there is no change in Eastern. IMPAIRED Peaches
are active We du1tc:
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bic by the exhaustion Of the fund ret apart for the
eonntry, based upon chat estimate.
The amount OF orders fteued since last report ts
xa7a9 s. OF this amount 81, $50 were cashed BY
the Treasurer. with fhe understanding TINT tho
1monnt shonll be refunded from money received
from the Government NJ soon rs received. leaving
abalanceof q, 5s9.6s.
EAeho1 ha4& from old report --.-.:...:- i&53S s.
Caeh rec a from al sources since last fcpt 777zao
, 1862-03-05

>, SANITARY CONDITION or CANT DOUGLAS
The sickness and mortality among the prison
ers at the camp is increasing rather than di-
minishin4 notwithstanding the efforts Of the
surgeons to prevent it. 4 large barn in the
ca1np has been comfortably fitted up, and yet
there is not hospital room enough There arc
now about three hundred and twenty-five
prisoners in the hospitals, beside large nam-
ber in their quarters Fifty new cots md bed
ding to correspond we're added to the hospl.
tai stores yesterday. Quite a number Of sick
are discharged each day, but this is more than
made np by the new patients. The following
deaths have occurred among the prisoners
s5uce our Last report:
March 81. II wi1kison, Co. B, 7th Texas rcggl
nent-
March s-Ma.ion T1ppet, Co. Il, 4eth Tennessee
March &c c. Gray, Co. 1 sah Mississippi
March 4-Johu farEons, Floyd's y1rginia Atn
1ety-
March 4-Jas- Ely Co. l, 4eih Tennessee,
March 4-James NJ Carter, Co. c, 9Th Texas.
March 4-J- B. Henderson, Co, II, a6th Ten
neskce-
Reported Today
e, Previously teported..--.-----..- --------z3
, 1862-03-05

MARRIAGE AND WHITING CARps!-s Yankee
Card Writer'S" ONCE ut Sherman Houae Calling
Cards reduced to SLED per Pack for one week.
Ladies call in Pat4ose. Orders by send price,
or four stamps, for sample, to O. sAcKzrr.
mchf5t
~ A most admirable instrument Is Hsatt's
Patent Knife and Scissors Shatpener. Small ones
for family use; large ones for hotels, meat msz-
kets, &C. Every machine warrsntedto suit. For
ea1e Mt No 96 South Clark etreet, in basement
fan37-1m
- For cleaning and dying gentleman'e clothes
60 to Cook Mclean, % DearboEn-stxeet. This
old established house do better and cheaper work
than any III the city feh2!ly
, 1862-03-05

HoMK FOR TIE FRRsDLEss.-Ihe monthly
meeting Of the Board will be held at the Home
this "wednesday afternoon ut o'clock.
, 1862-03-05
Medical Depsrsnent of Find Unlver.

The annual commencement Of the medical
department Of Lind Unlversify was held at the
lecture room on Market street, Lfna's Block,
last evening. Prot. Il a. johnson, President
Of the University, conferred the degree Of
Doctor Of Medicine upon the following sradu-
efpH.
, 1862-03-05
:1founD.

/. FOUND.-A Black Wsllet;; con-
Il ttiidDE rnoHe5 and aosne pape=a which the own.
er can beye 6T Calling It tie Assasot Hou1e proving
property 4.j paying co1EGsA G, TEHQN. -
H2asSss Ecoaaetcr n, G. E.K
, 1862-03-05

ARREST OF SUSPICIOUS CHARACTER s.-Our
READERS Will rcco11ect the mention some weeks
since Of the robbery Of one Frederick Kohn,
No. Whites TOW, North Division, Of the
sum of s102. Two woodsawyers were work
ing on the premises at the time and were sus-
pccted Of having committed tho act. The
description Of the men WIGS SO meagre,
however, that the police were unable to find
them. On Monday Mrs. Kohu saw aud recog-
nizcd them. she notified the Superintendent
and they were ehadowed to theta homes In the
North Division and arrested 4 thorough
search of their residences resulted in the dis
coyery Of s65 in the house Of John Carlson
and SIS in that Of Neils Monson, but Of coursc
the money could not be identified as that lost
by Mr.. Kohn. Both Of the defendants are
Norwegians: and men Of family. They were
brought to the Police Court yesterday morn
ing, before Justice Dasis, and gave bail in
$l00 caGh for trial ut the Recorders Court.
, 1862-03-05
@t5rfItanEuuH,
@l5ffItanEouH.
DHOTQGRAPHIC ALBE MS I!
FOE SALE BIZ
9. C. GRIGG$ & CO..
80 & Il Lake Street, Chicago,
OF EVERY SIZE, STYLE, PRICE L QUALITY,
From rs cents to $500 each.

Ne bare Alhuuss holding from II to 30 Portr,!ts
Persons ORDERING s.ionl specify shout the nunbe.
they wish The Album to Ao!I and the style Of lindu
whEile: il CLOTH, IMITATION MOROCCO, 81
MOROCCO ANTIQUE.
, 1862-03-05

4 RTHIERT AND CAVALRY
"A 0FF1CER6-An extra nIee lot of Babrea Betsz
Dress tauntlete. Also 1nfantzE Field aad Lire oc.
ncez1 sEo1da the best articles made; Smith md Wts-
snou'der a sszGpA B9s1ss Is 4c u soM my cheap
ovt1 the United ssates KxPTess Once. ecI3Iv
, 1862-03-05

CFFEE T1E SALE FE1E C:1T I'd STATES BONDED wAEE.
HOUSE, OF 1uEIE OWN I.1roE rATIoE,
CDGEAC BFANDIES-Ota1d. Dupuy 4 Co, Piuet
Castiucn i Co. and otler brands OF various vim
tages dat and pale in I:a1yea quarters aud cghs!ss
ROCHELLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., A, se1znctte.
and osler brands, dark aud pale In the usual
rackaces.
ROLAND GIN-J. P. kellogg & Co.'S schfedau, and
Ece EroT. IN pipes th,e Qr pipes and cases.
WHrsEYs-Nela1's irish sna Ramsey Scotch.
NlEES-rort. Sherry, Madeira Bordeaux, Hock and
others, OF yartous Eradcs.
0TL-Fine Bordesn1 Tah1e. in cssea and baskets.
Alse-EYE E AND BOURBON WHISKY S-Ditcet from
NfStf?1Rsa mig M ~ 5yt
, 1862-03-05

IF YOU n ANT TO BUY
Il KEROSENE OIL,
II you want to buy Kerosene Oil Lanterns.
Il yon want ts buy Kerosene Oil Lamps,
If you want to buy Kerosene Oil Burners,
If ycu want to buy Kerosene Lamp Wicks,
II Hyou want to buy Kerosene Lamp Chimneys,
If You want to buy Kerosene Lamp Cones,
II you want to buy Kerosene Lamp Shades.
Or s1ything In :he Kerosene Oil and Lamp linc go to
MERRILL d ROBINSON:S,
mll3.n25S2.:st IS Randolph a,reet
TOHN P, KELLOGG & co.
No. Il Water Street, New York,
, 1862-03-05

Cure Cough, Cold, Hoa1scncss, and 1naucnza.
ANY irritation or soreness Of tho throat.
BRows's BRONCHIAL TRocIlEs relieve the hack
ing cough in Consumption, Bronchitis, Whooping
Cough, Asthma, Catarfh.
Browns BRONCHIAL TrocnEs clear and strength
en- tho voice Of singers. Indispensable to public
speakers.
BIowN's BRONCHIAL TRocHss-Soothing sud
eimp'e-chi1dren use demonstrating expectora-
tion and curing hoa1Eeness.
*sThe trouble in my throat tor zlieh the Il: 71.,-
cAes" area specific haring often made me q mere
srAi:pe,er-'' n r. Wits.
:, 81 P7eenainentfy Me. Fret end 6est.''
REr. HENRY WARD BEEcHER
''l,etommend their use 10 public epea1ers-r
Rev, E. Il: CuAr1N, New York.
~ hare prosed them exeeIle,at for Nhonoping
Cough" Rev. Il. ". WARRHN, Boston.
=" An old lady -5i5end harin9 tried many remedies
for Asthma, ,siM no benefit, found great reie from
the 7soeAes.'f REV D. LET'S, Frankfort, III.
"Gyeaf 6tneft in affections Of The b,oaea;az Or
gans.'' DE- n. F. LANE, Boston.
I'd simple aid elegant combination for Corgas,
de-" DR.. G. F. B1oELow, Boston.
haze leen much ar,ieted zoith Bronchial d5ec7
tion*, producing H0urseaess and Cough The Ito-
cAes are The only efsctual remedy, gisiug po,cer ond
/ cteavness tot6e roiee.'' REV q. ". SLACK,
| Minister Church Of England, Milton Parsonage,
Capada.
| CAr17oS.-As there are many imitatloua, ask for
and obtain only sBroWn's Bronchial Tnoches,' ''
which b. long experience have proved their value,
having received the sanction Of physicians gener
ally, and testimonials from eminent men through.
ont the country.
Sold BY Druggists everywhere, Is cents Per box.
, 1862-03-05
..Can On Dunlop, Sewel 4 &sps1dIng for Printing!
noV1f-h22Lly

r. Go to John Jones, 119 Dearborn et., and get
your clothes cleaned and repaired. noy13
, 1862-03-05

HoxE Do~Ar1oss.-Thc Home for the
Frfendlcss acknowledges from Mrs. N. Nor
ton, 6 pairs childrens' hose; Tobey, Booth &.
Co, ba7el mess pork; T. II & 0. 3. Hougb,
I barrel do; G. S. Hubbard, another nice lot
Of fresh pork; an unknown friend Is; Mrs.
n. 8. Bontnn, a parcel Of clothing; Miss Hotf
do; VIM Blair & Co., q hatehet.
, 1862-03-05


statement herewith.
Your Committee have employed clerk at sal-
AIRY Of 50 per month, aud q visitor at $15 per
mouth,
Your Committee wish to express their ackne#l-
edeMents to MeskrB. B0oruan and Hansen for raj
uable assistance rendered,
All Of which il respectfully submitted
AHos G.. TuRoop,
AARON HAVEN,
H-Z- CULVER,
a B. JuHNsOS,
GEQHGE STHoNG,
Gonas5ttte.
, 1862-03-05

ARMS AnR1yEp.-The five hundred mus
kets, accompanying accoutrenents and an1-
munition, procured by Mayor Rumsey for the
use Of the city, have arrived, and are now safe
II housed at the Armory, to be given out
should the time aE3ve when their employ
ment shall become necessary.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-21
(9ur War Correspontcace.)
4 Letter from the Western Department.

ASSISTANT QuARTAHMAsTER' S DEPARTMENT, ,
Columbus, Ky. Nov. IS, 1862
Mr. WILLARD :--'' Extensive Preparations
are being made, and it is expected that our
troops will occupy" ETC., etc Thas is about
all that army news has amounted TO for the
past thirty days. Now, right of from the same
pece let me inform you that have been in
tending to write you for some time, - and ex
pecfed to occupy the attention of my old readers
long since, though ave nos done either
But tonight | commence a new series of let
ters for your columns, and il news is as plenty
AS have found 1t for week past, shall have
but little difficulty in giving " our readers
weekly and semi-wc9kly editions Of old stvle.
stump and blanket, campfire and 1ld.er-fare
Intelligence. You will permit me, however,
before giving news strictly local and military,
ID make few observations by way of breaking
the ice.
When writing rs your correspondent from
Virginia, in front Of the works on the Peninsu-
la, or among the swAmps OF the Chickahominie,
Chat word starts up some very sad reflections
and ej4culatory expressions never learned at
the Sabbath SchooD my observations were cir
cum9crbed by the narrow limits OF u carpp-
ground, and worse still, most everything that
soldier could see or hear was cOntr4band But
since ieaying Vermont, thirty days ago, have
seen this war aud It's warriors from another
point OF view. have, 80 to speak, made a
sort Ot balloon reconnaissance, that Is 10 saw
4 have Travelled through twelve of the most
dcnsely populated States of the UniJn, and
having visited all the great commercial centres
OF these Sovereign States, nave certainly had an
opportunity 70 witness what call the hearts of
the people. From thesy cities radiate all the
arteries OF commerce, industry, manu- lectures
and money, and if the hearts OF this people are
not where the dollar is, then it would puzzle a
Philadelphia lawyer, or Stuart and his rebel
scouts to lind them.
Now ctnno;, and | would not be believed if
1 should tell half that | have had related to me
In thes+ cities by close observation and equally
close inquiry. Heretofore you have permitted
me to speak very pain in my letters, whether
you endorsed my sentiments or not. propysa
TO doso again New York City to day is nearer
He'll than IL is the Union. There is more p4rty
than patriotism, there are more specu stors
than soldiers, there is more extravaganza waste
corruption, deceits. treachery, treason and all
manner OF ungodliness than zeal, earnestness.
honor, pride and power for the preservation of
this Union. There arc divisions, dlssensions,
violent and bitter differences IN business circles.
in churches, in households, in streets, every-
where, where men or women can talk, or think.
or fight, or make money. There is ID unity
anywhere, or about anything except gold, green
ba eks and contracts. From Wall Street to
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-21
n. III, COssin'x Estate

NiiE subSc ibers, having been aPpoancd pl ~, , q
BILE Probate COGH fnt the pi,tnca 81 hS0'.F II
hIl'Soners, to receive, eNsmint, ana drJIS ~ a
demands ot an persons, against IA estate o. 's
mn late OF Orpse, IN said DlSlrics, dece''eu .1t
lhSnlVcht, and he Term OF SIX months n"m ~ IA
October, lStia, being allowed by slid touF 7" , ,.
hors IT sand deceased, t. eNEiht ana pro"
PcctlNe CLAIMS heirre US: GIVE Hu,irr, lha' 4a,'
tend Ia the duties OF our appointment AZ ,F ,rt
hopse Benson Aldfich, in brGn-e, IN slG ,tr
Tie llth d'y OF April next, aiiea O'Clock ID '"'
BENSON ALnElcH, C@'
JEs h DlChEE ,,,.q
Orange, Oct. l7th, A u. 1862 "y 4
STATE or VERMONT IN Probate "n ,,t
WAsHSsroS DIsrRicr. Monipel"' WIZ n ~
SAID District, on the 30h day OF - p'tmO, ',n1 ia
A y Instrument purporlng To he he laN ",nn,nsItt
IA ment oi Timothy DAVIS late oil Eas' %U"t oah
said stict deceased, being presented " '"'
Pretale: orttr
l. IS ordered by said Court, that a. 'pefso" Couh
therein be no.ied Ia appear at ses. loh ~
DE holden at the Probate Once, IN NOM sause
the I'd day of Decembet, A. h. 1861 ana s"v vn fol VI
they may have,a ga inst the Pro ate OF sal" sooy d
purpose, u Is further ordered tha' weeks
record of this order be published 'n'e. ,.,dsl VI
cessiveis N tie Green Moun:ain FIeem w. nrsrip.
pelter, previous IN said time appolh't" w
A true copy oI Record cu.sy. Rsc'a'
f35sw3 Attsst,-N. n ehA'''
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HAVING CHOSEN OUR CAUSE WITHOUT GUILE
AND WITH PURE MOTIVES, LET Us RENEW OUR
qaUST IN GOD AND GO FORWARD WITHOUT FER
AND WITH MANLY HEARTS.
ABRAHAM LlTC0LN.
FORWARD TO RICHMOND The advance of the
Union forces upon the rebel capital seems, now,
to be in foil progress, by the way Of Frcdericks.
hurgh. The change of base after Burnside took
command has apparently discoucerted the rebels,
and left them no alternative but to hasten to
Richmond as rapidly as possible. The rebel
jackson is reported to be rapidly retreating
from the Shenandoah valley in order, if posi-
bic, to join his forces to Lees before the decis-
i've battle is fought. We shall hear from the
Army Of the Potomac, under its new leader,
very soon, - laundering at the gates of Rich
mond.