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The Neyp Constitution Secession Orr
d1nAnce.

Every man who votes for the new Constitu-
ton next Tuesday votes for as bad q Geces-
sion Ordinance as that Of South Carolina.
Mississippi or any Of the so.cal1ed seeded
States. We place in parallel columns the 30th,
section Of Article Il. Of the new Constitu~
ton, and the closing paragraph IF the South
Carolina Declaration Of Independence. Mark
the similarity Of the language:
NEW CONSTITUTION. 8. CAROLINA DECLARE
ART. 2. Sec 80, The TON OF 1NDEpEN'cE
people Of this State have We, therefore, the peo-
the exclusive right Of pie Of South Carolina,
governing Themselves. b5 our delegates in con-
as a free. S0refeign and yention assembled, ap-
Independent State, and pealing to the Supreme
do. and forever shall, en- Judge Of the world for
joy and exercise every the rectitude OF our in
power pertaining there teutions, have solemn1y
10. which Is not, and declared that the State
may not hereafter be, by Of South Carolina has
them, expressly delega- resumed her position
ted to the United States among the nations Of the
Of America. world as free, sorersiga
and Independent State.
Can any one tell as the practical difference
in the language Of the two? One is as much
a secession ordinance as the other. Our con-
yention omit the appeal "to the Supreme
Judge Of the world for the rectitude Of their
Intentions" but declare with South Carolina,
| {leaying out the words, presumed her posi-
| ton among the nations Of the wor1d,'' as
| South Carolina pretendz to 8 sort Of separate
independence before the adoption Of the Fed
eral constitution,) that Illinois is ia free
| sovereign and independent State" Now, i
Illinois is ia sovereign State" 1t has, in the
language Of the Sou til Carolina declaration o
Independence, "a full power to levy war
conclude peace, contract alliances, estab
lish commerce, and do all other acts ant
things which independent States may o
right do" This is doubtless the reaso1
.ehy query seccsssonia IL tue Stass supports Il
Their object doubtless is to prevent the CO:
lection Of the direct tax By the Federal Cox
ernmcnt, and thereby cripple its powerIn pm
ting down the rebellion. That it mean
nothing good is quite certain. One sovt
reignty cannot exist inside Of another.
this State is sovereign there is no power aboy
, it. Sovereign means supreme. If We, the1
adopt this constitution, VIC declare our Sta1
in hostility to the Federal Government and I
longer subject to its constitution and the Law
| Of Congress. Let not the State be placed
such q disgraccfu1 attitude by such an int
nous constitution, but let every loyal N:
5 who loves his country 60 to the polls ne
: Tuesday and deposit his bo!lot against the
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FROM THE COUNTRY.

We have most encouraging news from
all parts Of the State in which this Egyp-
tan sWindle has been discussed before the
people. The cry Of the masses is:
This is not time for experiments in
government.
We are afraid Of this new Constitution,
because all the disloyM men in our midst
support it,
Shall we not let well enough alone7
We are well governed, cheaply governed,
all our rights are protected-What more
can We haye2 Why change?
Why indeed, not because the secession.
list demand it Of U.s. Not We,
There is sense in this talk.
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:Gbe :GtiibUtte.
MONDAY, JUNE 16, 1862.
WELL KNOWN FACES.

Commencing with the editor Of the Chi
eago Times, who proposed to open q fire
upon the rear Of our loyal soldiers when
they started South to put down the enemies
ofthe country, and thence along the whole
line Of traitors, down to the worst whisky
faced loafer who ever cursed Lincoln or
kept the door Of a Lodge Of the Knights Of
the Golden Circle, there is not in all lii
nois secessionist who is not In faTor OF
the New Constitution one! -
Show Us secessionist who hopes, by
means Of an Egyptian apportionment, to
get full congressional delegation from
this State, each OF the character and patri-
otis1n Of Fallandigham aud VOORHEES,, and
we will show you in him q friend OF The
New Constitution.
Show Us secret sympathiser with the
South-the man who thinks both sides
much to blame, and that tie South ought
to have her rights, and we to have peace
and we will show you in him rampant
supporter Of the New Constitution.
Show us a newspaper that is making
war upon Congress, upon all fighting
Generals. upon the great body OF the loyal
people Of the North, and Te Will show
YOU in him follow who is believing all
around his baili1ick for the New Constitu.
tion, and that fellow will he tue editor Of
that paper.
Show us any knight Of the Golden Cir
Gle, whether he was initiated in the room
Of the old Chicago Tines building, by an
employee Of that paper, or whether he go'
his certificate OF treason at Jonesboro, anG
we Will lift up his breeches legs and shoN
anybody by the marks On his shins that he
also is for the New Constitution.
Show Us sny man, who, when Dougla
came out for the war and the Union, cQrsee
him for an s'Abolitionist," and he viii, i
f,c oreus his mouth, swear that he is fo7
the New Constitution.
So ii goes through the whole list Of dis
loyal, -d;sloyal, secession and semi
secession men in illinois on
of. them Is for the New Constitution. Il
every locality where the existence Of sc
cession sentiment has been detected, ther
the vote for the Constitution will be strong
In the nelghborhoods that have not sent
soldier to the war, the vote for the Ne,
Constitution will be unanimous.
Voters, what do these indisputable fact
mean, and what, in view Of them, is you
duty as friends Of the Union and th
country? Vote the abomination dow
and with it the men who have concocted
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HOW THEY INTEND TO Do. TT.
The Commissioners appointed by the

how THEY INTEND TO Do. 1T.
The Commissioners appointed by the
scmi-scccssion President Of the so-cal1ed
Convention, to take the votes Of the Illinois
soldiers, for OF against the Egyptian swim
die, are doing their work justas everybody
expected they would do it. When they set
Out on their pilgrimage, their success in
bamboozling the boys was very considera-
blc. The few regiments earliest visited,
voted under the influence Of the Commits
sioner's misrepresentation almost solid for
the barbarisnl, 4 friend who witnessed
their proceedings tells US how it was done:
Present -Buckmaster with lis poll
book, and squad Of soldiers.
Bucknaaster.-We1l,T what's your name2
SoZdieT-John Smith.
Buckmaster.-uow do you vote on the
constitution?
so1dier.-1Fel1 I have not had chance to
read it, and know little about it
Buckmaster- sir, you want good
laws and low taxes don't you, when you get
home?
SoldSeT-4es, OF course do.
Buc1master,- I put you down for
The adoption
iS9Zdier.-So be it.
Bucksnaster-NoW then, how are you On
the separate clauses?
Sozdier.-1 know less Of them than the
constitution itself
.Buekmastr- on don't want nisgers tt
marry white women do you, and fill ths
State full Of nlulatto children?
Dzdier.-Certainly not.
Buckmaste7 put you down ther
as for the exclusion clause. Now how
shout the Wild catsl You don't want tt
be paid off in stump-tail do you?
Sozdier.-I should be q fool to wan
that.
Buczmaster-WcI], I put you down a
against wild cats. Step aside.
TLis is the method by which the boy
who have been fighting seccssionists-
Hing their lives for their corntry-were s
first led into the trap; but growing wise
they began to regard this business as Of in
portance, and lately the vote Of the reg
1nents has been largely against the swindl
OF course the commissioners have gu
their labor-hayc come home-and II
policy now is to cheat our troops out
their rights, to force upon the army
the field, constitution in the framing
which it had no share.
The duty Of the friends Of these soldier
at home, is clear. They must punish i
plottcrs against the public peace, by ca:
ing the votes Of which the soldiers arc d
frauded, egainst the Egyptian sWind
Let them rally at the polls, for their OF
rights and the rights Of their brothers
4rm6i
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The flag which was flying from the peak Of
the rebel gunboat and ram Gen. Bragg, when
captured at the recent naval engagement in
front Of Memphis has been presented By Capt.
Phelps to bis native State of Ohio. The fol-
lowing is the inscription which Capt. Phelps
has caused to be affixed to the trophy:
Flag taken from the peak Of the rebel gunboat
and ram, the General Bragg captured of Mem
phis, Tenn, June i, 1862, II the brilliant engage
ment between the Union hotillc. Upper Mis5ls:
sippi and the rebel foti1la, in which three rebel
tured; one only escaping. This flag, as trophy,
is presented to his native Statc. by s. l. Phelpa
Lieutenant Commanding the United States flag
Presented through David Tod. Governor Of Ohio
who attaches this inscription and the autograph
letter Of Lieut. Phelps, written June th, on boafl
the Benton, off Memphis.
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We are enabled, says the N. Z. Christian
.ad,ocote, to complete our table Of votes or
Lay Representation in the conferences which
have held their sessions this Spring except the
vote of the laity in the New Hampshire con-
ferenccs will meet until July Is, when the Erie
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.f3 Mr.. Secretary Seward and daughter 81
Iiyed at the Astor House. New York, on
Wednesday last. on their way to Auburn,
%hefe the distinguished Premier will sDjourn
for few days,
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Emancipation in Maryland.

4 few days since the executive committee Of
the stUnion party Of Baltimore, waited upon
the President and Secretaries Chase and Blair.
The convention which these gentlemen repre-
sent recently passed resolutions unanimously
indorting the Presidents policy Of emanclpa-
tion, and they were consequently warmly re-
ceiyed by him. The President and Secretaries
approved highly Of the bold stand taken BY
the convention, which must egentuate IN max
ing Maryland free State.
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sAcR111GoCs.-A correspondent Of the
Philadelphia North american writes from
Nashville, that the testaments printed at the
Methodist Book Concern in that city had Sc
cession address bound up in the same cover
with them.
PLAGUE IN COLORADO. Of the terrible
plaques Of Egypt now threatens Colorado.
The grasshoppefs are making their appear
ance in innumerable numbers. Last year
they vert source Of great annoyance to our
formers, but this season there are grounds
for serious apprehension. Already they have
commenced their devastating attacks on Tege-
tatlon. Although nov not larger than grains
Of wheat, they have generated in such vast
numbers that they sweep from gardens and
fields the tender vegetation like q scourgingg
dame.-Co2oT0do Rpuolican.
PREACHING AND PRAcT1cE.-The Terra
Hante, Ind, Express says that Dan VOORHEES,,
who recently made violent speech in Con
gres6 against increased taxes, SC, &C., has
| lived in that city six years, and never paid 3
cent Of taxes.
| ADVANCE IN CoAL.-In consequence OF The
| damage to the railways and the canals in The
Pennsy1yanis coal region, the coal dealers O
| New York have put up the price Of coal Fifty
| cents pe1 ton, and some Of them even more
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The list is formidable. The first to start
was Claib. jackson Of Missouri, then johnson
Of Kentucky (dead}, with Harris OF Tennessee
close On his heels; and now, Moore Of Ala
bama, and Rector Of Arkansas, arc on the wing,
to be soon followed, We guess, By Letcher Of
Virgins, aud possibly CLARK, the accidental,
Of North Carolina. Even the three or four
remain1ng, Gist Of South Carolina, Brown OF
Georgia, Shorter of Alabama, and Pelter OF
Mississippi, may be considered packed up,
ready to take wings at any moment, Fare
well, gay and festive hemp stretchers, Mexico,
this ia not your abiding country.
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Is reported as 500 killed, wounded and mis-
sing. At the close Of the battle our forces oc-
cupied the battlefield. The enemy, besides
being better posted than our troops were, had
decided numerical advantage. Col. Cluserat,
with his brigade, advanced upon the enemy )
position and held his ground there the whole
hight 4 description Of tdis very battlefield
was published ia the Herald, in q letter from
our army correspondent at Newmarket, the
last time Jackson was posted there after his
retreat before the troops of Shields and Banks.
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The enemy resumed his retreat, and Fre-
mont his pursuit. At two o'clock P. n.
Ashby's rear guard evacuated Newmarket, af-
ter having vain1y n1aneuvered for many hours
to draw our cavalry Into an ambuscade skill
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NEW CONSTITUTION.
ART. 2. Sec 80. The
people Of this State have
the exclusive right Of
governing Themselves.
as q free. s0Ekrei9n and
Independent State. and
do. and forever eh8n, en-
joy and exercise every
power pertaining there
TO, which Is not, and
may not hereafter be, by
them, expressly delega-
ted to the United StateE
Of America.
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HHNEIN4 TIE BLDUkAUH%
GLORIOUS NEws.-Another illustration Of
the inefIlciency Of the blockade hhs to be 70
corded. 100 barrels Of powder, just imp pottea,
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Ministers. People.
). For Against. For: AZ MT:
The United States Treasury.

Majority against. $40 ASS,
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GUERRILLA Warfare RECOM3IESDED-HOw
TO TREAT 0UR STRAIN MoRTARS ON THE MIS-
S1SSIPPI.
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meat.
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WIN. HAMILTOE'S ESTATE.
! OF VERMONT,


- hAECBE1TEH DIETRIcT, Is
Alta Probate Court holden at Manchester, 10
and for said District, on the 74sh day Of Sept,
A. D. 1884.
Present, Hen. II X. Fowlsr, Iadge.
whsFsAs. Zzda Hamilton, ~i8ex bf William
Hamilton, late Of Sandgats, IN said District de-
ceased. heretofore had poF1ion u the Rsal
Estais II slid deceased set OF 10 her a. dover
and whereas, the said lads having latsly De.
ceased, ,he estate csTenea ~ kait dover reyerti
10 the orrinai hsirs thereof Application i
ueE made 70 this Cosrt fos partition thereof
WhsTeap0s 4 ! 0reered ihats~d applicatior
hs besrd Ana ceussistse sppoisted b make
partition thereof ~ Probate CoaH 70 be bal
den Ht the Probate once ia aid Manchester
g tie Ass Ns3n@azy y 0ctokxf. Tea. sud
aaAt 59aos thereof he given by pablhslng al,
ugasf ;hres uesks sscesssifelg ia TIE Aas.
ckesssr Ga&rasl printed 81 sad MzDehestsf
pzeysaas 10 said issas = hesfiag
Is r. X. FOWLER, Jnage
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zADA THOMAS ESTATE.
OTATE OF VERMONT,

- MANCHESTER DISTRICT, ss.
At a Probate Court holden a, Manchester. In
and for said District, on the 2sth day o. Sept,
AID. fs67.
Present, Hon. II. X. Fowler, Judge.
An instrument in writing pnrporting 10 be the
last viii aud testament Of ZADA THOMAS
late Of Sandgate, in said district, deceased, was
presented for Probate.
Whereupon il war ordered that said Will be
proven at Probate Court, 10 be held At the
Probate otSce, IN said Manchester on the lasI
wsdnesaay Of Oct, 1857, and that notice there
OF be rixea By publishing this order three weeks
sueaessigsly In the HaaeAeaer Journal. printed
At Aanchesteg, previous to said tine 81 hearing.
AZ u. *. FOWLER. Judge.
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STAGE NOTICE.

rTNHE STAGE running between this place
i and West Townsllend, connecting with
trains ut Factory Point, and with all Stage
lines East Of West Townshend, will run As fol-
lows: He
LcHo Factory Point on Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, upon arrival OF 10 o'clock train
A. NJ.
Returns, Monday, Wednesday, aud Friday
in time to connect with train At / 4 O'Clock y
NJ. ON each Of said days.
~ Passengers should be punetual at the
starting hour.
g. ". COTTON, Proprietor.
Factory Point, Sept. 10, lsc2. lsh
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DAVID o. GALES ESTATE.
c,TATE OF VERMONT,

CTATE OF VERMONT,
- MANCHESTER DISTRICT, s..
Alta Probate Court holden At Manchester, 10
and Cor said District, on the asth day Of Sept,
A. p. 1867.
Present, Hon. II. X. Fowler, Judge.
The Administrator on the estate Of DAVID
o, GALE late Of Winhall, in said District
deceased, applied to reader an account Of bis
administration.
Whcreupon II 10 ordered that said account be
examined and audited at Probate Court, to
be holden AZ the Probe UfTce, In said Man
chester on .sc last Wednesday Of October, se2.
- mat notice thereof DO given by publishing
this order three weeks successiyely in the Aan-
chester Josrnai, printed at said Manchester,
previous 10 said time Of hearing.
10 II. X. FOWLER, Judge,
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EXCISE TAX NOTICE.

tENHE Assistant Assessors Of the First Col
lection District Of tho State OF Vermont
having completed their Lists in their respective
Divisions according TO law, hereby give no
tiee that the lists of the Twelfth, Thirteenth
and Fourteenth Divisions IN the County Of
Remington, win be left for examination at the
Batienkill bank, in Manchester, for the space
Of fifteen DAYS af,er the date Of this notice.
And further give notice that will attend
ut the 0esce Of A. L. Miner. ESQ in Manches-
ter, in the County Of Bennington, on the 2sd
day Of October, instant, to receive and deter
m'nc appeals relative TO any erroneous or ex-
ces.iye valuation in said List, agrcoably to the
fifteenth section Of the said Excise Law Of the
United States.
Given under my hand at Fair Haven, IN said
Collection District, this 81 day Of October,
A. ID. 1se7. WA. C. KfTfREDGE,
Assessor OF the First Collection District
aw20 in the State Of Vermont.
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CAUTION

AZ certain nnprineipies persons are al.
tempting 10 palm on Or lie uFsn. pectlA 7
pubic, issiiaiiesls u my PREPARED GLUE,
! would caution an persons % ezaniins before
purchasing and see that the fail name
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
u On the outside wrappsr-ali others are
sKnlling eguHteFieiis.
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WANTED.
SOMETHING NEW.

EMPLOYMENT! Male ana Female agents
IA in every town and city IN the United
States, sac to $40 por mouth can be made,-
no humbug. Business easy, respectable. Re-
quires very small capital, and will not inter-
fere with otiior employment. No book agency
or humbug Of any kind, No person will regret
having sent for the information, lot his employ
ment be what Il may. FnIl particulars given
10 all who inclose THRKg cKNTs and address
HARVEY BRowS & Co, Amoskssg, n. II.
EwlS
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EsTRAY.

CTRAYED 1wty from lhs Subscriber about
- lie made 81 ssss tsnhsg lass ihe fo.iow inE
Catsls -Ons yosriing Heifef, ans yeAriinE
steer sra : sffanr CaH--&Ii red.
WAav eve whe wa inform he owner q hslF
Shefcshouis, MI hs r. warssd fsf tho sAms.
JUBA KENT.
Dorset, Oct. ., 1854. sw1i
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ECONOMY IS wEALTH.
NfARTINE'S
PATENT KEROSENE BURNER,
To burn Kerosene or Csal Oils
WITHOUT A CHIMNEY,
Is.THE ARTICLE TO BUY

lSG lnh AhiANbA ~ ~
K ruruwBHlTo sarE AoyFE
TIlHIs Burner can be readily applied to the
Il ordinary Fluid Lamp. and has the follow
ing advantages, u which any onsiwili feel sat
sized after seeing II burn;
Il il the NEST economical Burner yet invent
Ell. aside from the loss by breaking chimbeys
n the ordinary Kerosene lamp.) as il can be
regulated to burn one week. day and ulght, fer
sum less aan two cent?. 81 more than n
Fortnight, fro'n dark % midnight, for the same
tum.
II neither smokes, smells, emiis sparks, or Is
liable to explode.
II burns with a steady flame, similar though
rather nors brilliant than iaid, and can be
carried around without the least danger Of be-
ing extingaiahsd, even il taken ost Of doors 10
ordinary weather
II can be lighted without trouble, and sStin.
gaiahed without smoke or smell aud eannot
easily Be put out of order.
The undersigned having purchased the e1-
elusive right 10 use and sell said Burner In this
State, is prepared 10 sell Town or Cousty rights
on reasonable terms.
A. L. HOWARD.
Dover, VI, Oct. /, 1864.
H. HOWARD, OF Factory Point, Agent to
sell Bennington County. swal
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DIAPER HAHGIRGs, curiain Paper, Car
4 tain Cord and TsssIss "a sopnISss ~
softment
blabehss er. Oct. :, 1871.
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NOW IS THE TIME
10 oKr rovn
PICT l. II T.!
Either Am1rJ type Meiaia-
mtypc or photographs.
j. NJ. sHATTUCK

j. NJ. SHATTUCK
HAS taaen Rooms at the COURT HOUSE
III where he will remain lcw days. ANY
IN want q good pirtare Of themselves, o.
friends, will do well 10 call. Pictures put up
In all STYLES Of Cases, Frames, Ring, &c. Cop
les taken from daguerreo,ypes, portraits, &c
A good assortment Of fancy aud common Cases
constantly on hand.
Work executed equally wen In cloudy wealth
or except Of small children. flcase call and
examine specimens.
Manchester, Aug. 10, ls62.-ls
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APPLE PAIRING MACHINES.
This Machine has no swapping or reverse
motion, is made entirely Of iron. not liable
TO get out Of order, and has no Superior for
pairing applos or ounces, however unsvep.
This Parer has taken the premium a, sv-
cry Fair where II has been entered, and 10
now acknowledged the beat Parsr IN hs
rorid.
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They act gently upon the bowels--rcmoy-
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