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Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-12
Executive Department Of In.
diana,
GENERAL MILITARY ORDERS.

In order to be able to repel III
vasion and Insure the Public
Safety, il is hereby ordered:
l. That all able bodied white
male citizens, between the ages
of eighteen and torty-five, who
reside Ia the Counties bordering
on tie ohio Rirer, IN this State,
Immediately upon receiving no
tice Of this order, shall meet at
their respective places OF holding
Elections, in their respective
townships, towns or wards, and
form themselves into Companies,
for military duty, of not exceed
ing one hundred persons Tor each
company. Each company will
he organized ny the election of
one Captain, one First Lieuten-
ant, and one Second Lieutenant;
and the names of the persons so
elected, together with the names
of all the members OF the compa-
ny, shall tie reported, by proper
roll, to the Colonel Of the Indl-
ana Legion, or, IN his absence,
the next Officer in rank, in said
County, who will give written
appointments 10 said Offers
The usual non-commissioned
Officers will be appointed by the
Captains. The members OF said
companies will Immediately arm
and equip themselves with such
arms and equipments as they
can procure, and will prepare
themselves, by discipline and
drill, for active service, with the
least possible delay.
.. All places OF business, ex-
ccpt Drug Stores, Telegraph and
Post Offices, will be closed in
the several cities and towns III
said border counties at 3 O'Clock
=. NJ, each day, and the mem
bers OF the companies, organized
a. aforesaid. aso required &c
meet together a, that hour ano
Smyrna times., 1862-01-16

accommodations aud pointing cut the errors in
the present arrangements, with suggestions of
improvement, which, carried out, as they are
likely 10 be, they will tend materially TO benefit
the soldiers.
The Commission point out the carelesness
which occurs in the medical inspection of the
recruits. In fifty. eight per cest of the regi-
ments inspected, no medical inspection Of re-
erults had taken place, and in only per cent.
nod thorough inspection been had. Sixteen
hundred men had been discharged as unfit for
service from the army of the Potomac alone,
and of these SO per cent. were discharged on
account of disabilities existing at the time of
enlistment. BY this irregularity no less tha
$4,000 was directly lost to the Government
while incalculabls injury was done to the eff.
clancy cfthe corps by introducing men un6t for
service. The average age OF the volunteers is
a little under twenty-five years, a fact which
demons'a'es that our army is composed of the
right material for soldiers.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-16

near, but without immediate success Presently
man arrived from the rural district with
splendid stallion, which appeared to be the
animal that was needed. But the price asked
was twelve hundred dollars! The owner was
evidently more of q" charger than the stall
lion.
"This won't do" said the committee. awe
must talk to this man."
So they "tolked TO him" after the manner
OF men in the land of steady habits. They took
him TO a good hotel and "had something
BY means of punches and persuasons the own
e. 3f the stallion considering that il was for
The mayor and sa on, would come down to q
thousand dollars. So far so good.
Then they had dinner, ami oiso " somelhinr '
more, aud the horse fell IT, nine hundred dol
lars
After dinrcr tie committee and horse owner
sat down for serious talk, and talked I'LL early
next morning, and about once in two hours the
horse fell hundred dollars, 80 that when the
talk ended md the parties went to bed the
price fixed tor the twelve hundred-dollar charg'
er was three hundred dollars
ln the morning the jockey received his three
hundrt dollars in gold and small bag, trans.
terre1 I.e horse and make the lcIIowng speech
"Gentemen sail! We've had a good tin,e,
and good trade. Yea have paid me tn 2e
hundred dollars lor my hess I'D he's your t.,se
-'ssn right, gentlemen! fs.a one hundr 80
and fly dollars f.. that hoss ,4al week.
This is very a.r iI!usIrali.n Of n wy in
which certain ship.owners tried TO deal with
Mr. Morgan, The Government agent for the
purchase of naval vessels. We showed OF,
Saturday how exhorbtant prices were asked
for some Of these vessels and how Mr.. M"rgaG
stood out until he had reduced the oFsrs to res
sopable limits. u the cosns viii. we CITED
based upon the fig u!es Of Mr.. Morgan report,
The attempt to take advantage of the necsssl
ties OF the Government re- al ed in a marve lout
reduction from the price," and of course
there was profit st lhat-ese the Government,
would not have been able 10 complete the
baT.ain.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-16

EIGHT CHILDREA ArA BiprY.-On the % Of
August, Mrs. Timothy Brad.se. OF Trun bull
oouuiy, Ohlo gave b. TO eight chlldIen-
three Buys and five girls. They ore all living,
'Nd Sre healthy 9Nt quie small. He was
married sX yeas ago 10 Eunce Mowery, who
"eighca 2I3 pounds on The d'y OF hor iHarrsge.
She has gIven birth 20 twO paIrs of twins /; and
now eight mc7e, makitg twelve children in six
years l. seeHs strange, bat nevertheless true,
Mrs, Brad'ee wPs a twin Of three, her mother
and father both being twins, and her graud-
mother the mother Of i've pairs of twins Mrs.
Bradlce has named her boys after tied and
Distinguished mea; une af er tn" Ion J. r.
GIddines, who has glIer ker spiendid gold
medal; ere after - E"v. Hon Champlaiu,
who gave her deed Of nifty ac.es Of laud, and
'he other after Ja mes Jot nson, WIZ gave her a
coW.-LeHer in y. ! Tribune.
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CHOICE POETRY.
UNDER THE DAISIES.
By HATTIE TYING.

have just been learning the lesson of life
The sad, sad lesson of loving;
And all cf its powers for pleasure or pain
Been slowly, sadly proving.
And all that is left of the bright, bright dream
With its thousand brilliaat pI ases,
10 handful of dust in a coffin hid
A coffin under the deisies.
The beautiful. beautiful daisies,
The snowy, snowy daisies.
And thus forever throughout the world
Is loVea sorrow proving;
There ara many sad, sad things il life,
But the saddest thing is loving.
Life often divides far wider than death,
Circumstance the high wall rises;
But better far than two hearts stranged
Is 4 low grave starred with daisies.
The beautiful. beautiful daisies,
The snowy, snowy, daisies.
And 80 um glad that we lived as we did
Trough the summer of love together,
And that one of US tired and lay down to rest
Ere the coming of winter weather;
Fer the sadness of love is growing cold,
And tits ene of its surest phases,
So bless God with a breaking heart
For that grave ens,arred with daisies.
The beautiful. beautiful daisies,
The snowy, snowy daisies.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-16
Circulation of the Scriptures.

During the last eight months the American
Bible Society has issued 100000 bibles and ,es.
iamsnts. being 32l 900 moro than the issue of
the like period the previous year. The aver
age is about 1000 volumes each working day.
or seve1 volumes each working minute. This
Increase is owing to the great demand for the
Scriptures for the use of volunteers. over half
million having gone for this o. ,ect since the
commencement of the war. Their receipts SO
far are over 100000 behind last year.
The Pennsylvania Bible Society has direct.
~, or through its numerous branches. furnished
over 10000 iestaments gratuitously TO the
troops which includes 81 900 supplied by their
auxiliary, the Philadelp phia Bible Society.
The Bible Societies of Europe, Asia and
America, since the organization of the first one
In 1904, have issued over sxty.eeven millions
ot copies IN one hundred and sixty languages
and comprising one hundred and ninety yer.
s'ons; OF these one hundred and forty are trans.
IatlOns never before printed. The number OF
/ versions now in real uee, and mere or less cir.
culaiing. is one hundred and forty. seven. 1t
s impossible TO arrive at the correct estimate
OF The millions upon miIliens issued from other
sources; bot when it is remembered that the
Billie 10 and always has been the leading book
with The publisher aud tradesman, the agpre.
gate number is enormous; and it is incompre.
he0sible that there SHOULD be one person whose
curiosity, If nothing better, would not prompt
him to examine with care a book that enlist,
such remarkable zeal for it's circulation. in the
midst Of most enlightened communities of the
world.
Over thirty four millions Of dollars have beer
dlsOursed BY the two Bible Societies of Eng.
land and the United States, large proportion .
which was paid tor trsnslations in other Ian.
guage, and in countries where there .waa nt
written language the laborious ard ,ediou,
work OF making one was performed solely tha
they might know the contents Of this one gre.
book.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-16

The best proof that we can give TO the world
Of our earnestness 10 this war, is to submit to
taxation TO pay for it. The issue of paper
money to an Indefinite amount, trusting to fu.
ture generations to redeem il, does not give
such proof. In this respect the rebel States
may equal or surpass US. But our people are
able, and when they are called on by the tax
collector we feel confident that they will cheer
fully pay their share towards the revenue need.
ed for the war. The very circumstance Of
having suchtaxss to pay will inspire the people.
and through them the Government, with the
desire 10 hurry on the War TO n successful and
glorious issue. Congress should take the mat
ter in hand boldly. The people. who are ready
to make every Sacrifices. needed, will acquissce
en- any properly devised scheme of taxation
that maj be determined on.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-16

The annual meeting Of the Local Preachers
and Exhorters' Association of Easton District
will be held at Milford, on Saturday, the 25,h
day of January, 1862, in the NJ. f. church. at
III o'clock, a. M, at which meeting officers for
the ensuing year are to be elected, and the
exercises of the programme are 10 be taken uu
1t is earnestly desired that the Brethren in
the District would attend and throw in their
4" mite" 10 this good cause, and Brethreu outside
OF aaid District will receive hearty welcome.
Services on Sunday, the 26th, as follows:
LOVefeast at 9 o'clock, a. m.
Sermon by DR.. E. Dawson, of Camden, a, IO4
o'clock, a. IN. Alternate for the morning, p.
H. Rawins.
Sabbath School addresses al IL D. M, by w.
II. Start, J. L. Crouch, E. T. Benson, w, R.
MeFarlane, J. M. CLARK. T. p. McColley, C.
l.. Sharp and 8. II. Wiley.
general experience Meeting at 8, o. m.
Sermon in the evening by Rev Joel Clem.
ments, Jr. Alternate, John S. Bell.
JNo. 8. BELL, Rec. Sec'y.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-16

ATTEMPT TO BURN HosPITAL.-The Gov.
ernment Hospital at Alexandria, containing
near five hundred patients, was fred in savera
plsces Thsrsdsy night. but the IRE was timely
discovered and suppressed. There are stores
under the hospital, and suspicion attaches to
the keeper Of enc. G,vsAnsnI Aas seized the
whole building.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-16
An Illustration

The different attempts to swindle the Gov
ernment Of which we hear accounts continually.
recall the story Of the horse which was purchas-
ed in Connecticut for the use of a military
officer. IL runs somewhat after The following
fashion,;
The worthy msyor Of one Of the COnnectieur
silies had raised fne regimea and was col.
onel. His friends (and they were many pro-
posed to buy him handsome chirger. Search
for the tight kind ofs horse was mada far and
Smyrna times., 1862-01-16

Intelligence has been received at .Leaven.
worth, Kansas, that two battles have recently
taken place between the loyal and rebel Indians
in the Cherokee counIry-one of which we
have already published an account Of The
loyal men were led by old John Ross, and sue.
ceeded in winning two victories. They have
cent 10 LesVenw wsrth for ammunition, and it il
understood that it will be forwarded 10 them
Immediately.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-16

Wharton, John Townsend.
Murderkill Hnndred-John Emerson, Thos.
c. Green, Wm. G.. Bowman.
Mspillion Hundred-Major Wyatt.
Milford Hundred John H. LoAand, Zacha-
.ah Reynolds.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-16
DRAINING TILE.

A fresh sapply Of siOlzenbeTg's EGG SOLE TILE
just recette ed.
TsH pa'Ie-n being 70 mBrh superior to aRy eShsr
nss Ia use. that ma1y farmers whO have Esed The =
ht 9 The Egg Sole Tile EDWIN WILMER
An.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-16
OSaOe ORANGE Plants.

Ths sahscrber has for sale about 60 OCe OSA0F
ORAN 81 QUlCkS. Of suitable size for setting eat
Ir Hedges iais Fall or Spring. Persons wishing
- hedge IN their farms can he accommodated.
APpiylo STEPHEN ATTIX,
Near DOwnss' Cha pei.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-16
Change i'm Business.
Tinware and Stove Empori1m

The subscriber wishes to inform the public that
he has purchased the TInwaTe Store formerly belong.
ing 70 Mr. JUba IL. Graham. in the town Of Smyrna.
whore he - prepared 10 do ROOFING, with Tin or
ShsetirOn, ct the shortest notice and on the most
reasonable inrRs. lie also keeps constantly on hand
isrse aSsarlmsrS Of TTNWARE Of all kiRds Stsvss
Of all sizes aad PaIterns and every thing IN hs line
Of business He hopes. by attention to bus.
nsss. 10 rsesITe liberal share of pTbc patronage.
sett WILLIAM 5 GREEN
Smyrna times., 1862-01-16
1900

An American general, l., was in company
where there weie some few Scotch. Alter
supper. when he wine wcs served un, the gen.
'ral rose and addressed the Company in the
'sl'ow'rr words -
"Gentiempn, must Iriuir, won that when
ut a ltt'e gr"ggIsh have Hn absurd cus,tm Of
'al'ng against the Scotch; | ope no gentle.
ma n in Company wtil take il an.sp"
WIN 'h's he sa' ""''" p AKA 81, a
Hco'c" 0IHc"r, AID WiAou, seeming the least
displeased. said
Gentltni1n !, WHINE little gropgish, and
near any person rall'ng against the Scotch,
have an absurd custo,c j." kicking him eut of
the company; hope TO gentlemen will take
it amiss"
1t 's superlions to add tha, that night he had
no occasion TO exert his talents,
Smyrna times., 1862-01-16
Hats. Hats. Caps, Caps.
SUITABLE FOR THE SEASON.

large stock OfIhe late styles Of
hsss and Gaps, both for Nen and Childrsar
~ WesF,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. q the old established
siand No 81 North SECOND street. (next door To the
hadson iiouse) THOMAS M. SEEDS,
No. Al n. I'd ST., Philada.
N. B.=-Co asiantly on hand large assortment of
tlain Goods suitable for Friends Wear-Io which
tAsH esPeeial attention IsinsIied. HoVl4-ly
Smyrna times., 1862-01-16
" o Y &c Ne
Oct Iolh. GIG

The EubserIbsr. Agent for the sale Of REAL rs
TATE IN Caroline county, MARYLAND hereby lp(orus
tasss whishsng 10 purchase Farms. that he has new
fsr sale several desirable Farms in The vicinity Of
Sreensbofough, whIch will be sold very cheap New
"a 'he time 10 purchase land this i'm sectisD
"iieOmnunIcauOns i'll receive prompt aIieniIoR
~.t J. P. FIERCE,
jan24-6m Greensboroueh' Nd
Smyrna times., 1862-01-16

Jurors for January term Of Court Of Quarter
Sessions, commencing Jan. 13. 1882: a.a.
Duck Creek Hundrsd-Jos. V. Hofecker,
Isaac Register Robert George sgro, fgs.1.
Little Greek Hundrsd--Rsbt. Graham, David
o Downs. efs .
povsr Hundrsd-Dsvid C. Marvel, William
Smyrna times., 1862-01-16
Dress Goods. Cloths.

cssansrs4. Saiine,s, auction Boots and Shoes Hats
CsJs and GrVCeries OF ali kinds.
Tks special attention Of The Ladies is respectfully
iHEiied 10 ms handsome assortment af New Style
Dfoss GOOd-, composed OF Silks. BrocaGes, satins
PSpins. Lavela ClOih, Cashmeres. DeLaiDes. De, u
Of Ehch Will bs sold cheap for cash.
THOS CARROW.
N3-The cnaRge in the times requires that we
Bh.mld make aur business as much CAsH aperatioH
P--Ihe iheretOre; friends and customers here
b. have ,lire that si goods hereafter bought paw.
nrni wilt Be required about January and July, each
ana every year. Cash delivery for Flour. F,sA
RA' on. CrOeenes. Butter, Eggs. g.. T.e.
SnyrDa Sent I6
Smyrna times., 1862-01-16

THIRTY Of the North Missouri bridge burners
mostly farmers, aud some ol them quite wealthy
aud with large families, arc belag tried BY a
military court at Palmyra, Mo, for the crime
with which they are charged. Ii found guilty
they will be shot.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-16

My dear lady yeur dRUghter is lovely, a
perfect little Sescl." " And pray sir what am
n" -'''
oh. yer are the mother OF pearl."
The bachelor has to look out for Humhss one
the married a!an fur numbe! too.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-16
Brickiaying, PIastering, &c.

The srhscrber respectfully informs his frieRd. asG
the pubic that he Is pared kinds vi Brick
~Srk. fIasefng, masonry, &C., with RsaIHess aRe
dsPaieh.
lie also keeps constantly on hand the best aHaIity
Of BUILDING LINE. CEMENT, and CALI:IkRf)
rLASFER I'll orders lslt at the store Of RsAl B
Asn or al the sLbscribsrs will receive pronap pi al.
snii1n. ALVEN ALLEN,
aP4Iy Smvrna Del
Smyrna times., 1862-01-16

Recent di"natehes fror tae officers of the
North Missouri road erg .ccd IN repairing il,
stale That the re :: Will ts cotErlaIed iInme.
d'ateiy, and the regBar *Huning OF lains 5o st
once resumed. The work of building .ie burn.
&c bridges, and relsying the destroyed track
has beeU prosecuted with great !or, and tho
waole line Is expected 70 De 'pe..d Tor busiacss
at once, with Soch protection Sc 1T preclude
the posslblity q renetlIlon OF tie late van
dalism,
Smyrna times., 1862-01-16

An Irish. doctor sdvertisPs that the Ieof NAV
hear of him at bonse IN Llffey street; ; wbers
also his blind Pt'Isn,s may Zee him frcm ten
till three.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-16

"Will you let me drill you 7" said the crow.
bar to The rock. an be blasted If / do" was
ths bard reply.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-16
Guns and Pistols !

The suhsc fiher InfoFms The citzens of SMYRNA and
sAe funiry adjacent that hs has lskeR the house for
msfT srrassd ny JalIus Passausrs opposite he CaI-
nsse FsciorF Of Cahoon q Cau0w. on Commerce. ST.,
where he 10 prepared 10 make all kinds Of FIRE
ARMS Rifles. Muskess, Shot Guns. r istOIs, &c.
We arn plete maser of hIs trade. having learned
NE business in Germany, and worked for some time
h;he prseipal eslabllshmenis N tbss country.
A klHds 0f Repairing d0ns on reasonable terms,
lss7-sm NICHOLAS GLAT'r.-
Smyrna times., 1862-01-16

Ir is Sc ID thAta resolution .',li Ga introduced
IN ne H'use, iGstOctlng he Committee on
Ways and Means 70 propose tax of one.
iOurt or oGs-ha!t ceot per mile on all rail.
road passengers travelling IN ;he United Sta.
ten.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-16
WHOLE NO. SO
TheOlY 0f' Eaaaum pticn.

In the tting If The 9Th of the Ac.d nv o,
MEDICINE lr. Priorry read paper on the treat
ment of phlhisS, in which he developed lhs
following propositions:
l. Pulmonary phthisis is a com m5ina,ion of
mnitiarIous variable ptenc:lena, and not a
morbid UNITY.
z Henc" there does nc: and cannet exist a
Specihc MEDICINE against II.
D mere ere, neIihtT iodine ncr lis tincture
neither ch lorne nor sea ko.., ror tar. can
be considered IN ths light Of an;i.phlhisica!
remedies.
a .'Cf~ are no sFcc.4.3s against phihisis,
but there are systems 0, treatment 10 be follow
ed IN orcer IL Gov luer he pethoog ical states
which constitute the disorder.
D. In order TO cure GO, "m'..ive patients, the
peculiar afections under which rhcy "a uor must
DC stadIed and ai.prec.a,ed, and counterscIed
hy approprie te means.
6 The tuberc!- cannot be cured By The use
o: n"y remedy T. good hygeac precautions
may prevent Is Gayc'2rnient
!. The real ay TO reI..y-. cG!c, or p-along
u ~. o. consrr. ..ryeG patients is 10 treat
their various pHt.,o'o= ical stltcs, i ch cugh,
- rece!'- different r.;,>, accordin.. 70 lAelr
nature.
8. -,7-""?.loa thus treated ha often been
CuItu shG 81 sun Iiil 1as >. COnelIeF-
a,ly prolonged.
3. PhthiS;s .-..t..I nave, . !eii !. i.self, but
always trer;tu .. sIa'ot hove.
20. The ~ .'rs. ..4e1 on 'he gaac7Gl
idea OF IA y!e ii.sl. ra,Ied yh! s'a. are nei.
'her sec; tifc nor rat "nal. Sc
A.. IT,. Tact sct meih9iical diagnosis Of
- various = ~ cal sju,.s t.nIc.. constitute
The malady will dIctat. ..e yausl useful treat
nent for l.-L0udOn Times.
mere i&TiLH FAILURES A statement of the
mercg ntlle taIiuIcs IN 'Ea count y shows that
nG;'. .sil!.13"g ihe p.Nsspte oi ihe wpr, they
embrace less amog0t Of aggregat@ liz biltIes
IN the Northern States nan IN 1857. The in.
debtedness IN that "ear was ne@ =. s?GGG0C,-
3'''. '.h.'c 'hIs ye4. !, pas hoan Lu, t;le over
- 5G0O.0O0. The aneuht Of money lost to
The Northern Sees by the tsI!urcof tbs South
| to pay ITS ucbIs Is estimated al S3Un coo 600,
| OF which Nc" ork nerchsn : loose no. ia from
S'EJ J,OUO,OU0. The nG' ~ga,c amount saved
ny Increased ec"FT". FANNY expenditures,
is estimates al over S;4GC ,G0Q eco, which very
nearly meet the expenses Of The war thus far.
The statement makes ihe IOta. number of fail.
ures IN the Southern States. for The year l..
O5S; tota! liabilities $50 51o257 The nun,.
Der ct failures III New Jersey, in 1850, was
Al, with liabilities aa;5.ntlng 10 433, 800 tho
number in 1861, was LAG, with S2,234,3OO Of
| liabilities.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-16
FOR " Mt.

Ne~ STORE HOUSE and DWELLING, Of med.
gmsiyie, in perfect order and excellent stand
Caomercs st ,S@ yrna. Rent 10 suit the times. In
4aife Of jan. Ealon. Esq s. C. Eaton the Prem-
sea. for particulars. noV2I
Smyrna times., 1862-01-16
SPECIAL CALL
AND
CHANGE OF TERMS.

fas subscriber respectfully calls the attentIsn Of
hItuslsRe's and the public generally TO his large
aas h.u4-nHe Stock oiNEW GOODS, Just received
sl sgsFv varsity, consisting of
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-07-18
from .lse sprInzh.la Reruhl,s.n.

The VERMONT PLATFoRM-The posi-
ton taken by the unioH and republican state
convention of Vermont is pre-eminentIy the
right and safe one. An attempt was made
by some Of the radicals to prevent an en-
dorssment Of the constitutional anti-slavery
policy of the administration, but their
strength lies in talk, not in votes, and the
resolutions were enthusiastically adopted,
We are especially gralifed at the action of
the Vermont convention, because It's plat
form is consistent in every respect with the
and policy we have felt impelled
70 advocate in this crisis, as involving alike
the continued existence Of the republican
party and to the Union. The soundness
OF the anti-slavery sentiment of Vermont is
beyond question, and Vermont endorses full. !
y and unequiyocally the policy of the adj
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-07-18
,Khe Tim e -.
BELLows FALLS, JULY is, 1862.
The srntn Convention.

On our out side win be found pretty
rdll report Of the proceedings of the Stat,
Convention held at Montpelier, onWednes
day of last week. In brief, we gave oul
readers so fair an idea of it last week, thai
we need add but little more.
The attendance was much larger thar
had been anticipated. The action was o.
she most harmonious character, there being
even no debate save on one resolution
Allthe usual machinery of nominating
committee was set aside, and the nomina.
sions made by exclamation.
The ticket nominated needs no common.
dation. 1t commends itself, and will be
electedin September, probably with great
er unanimity than has ever been known be-
fore.
The state political campaign is now be-
gun. We point with pride to the banner
on which is Inscribed the names Of HoL-
Brook and DiLLINcnaM We point to il
not as a mere pa!y ticket, but as a Union
saick s,s.,szs al s'tpport Of every truly
! loyal man in Vermont, be lie democrat or
republican. The shsckles Of party now
rest only on the little squad who support
b. II. Smalley for governor. With pride
do we point to the glorious position Of
Vermont whose noble example we hope will
prevail throughout the north.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-07-18

E5 Our New Orleans correspondent
gives Very plain straight forward state
ment of affairs connected with the Sth reei-
meut, among which will be noticed the
fact that while our forces were engaged in
the laudable @ enterprise of carting load
Of negroes to their burners hey ecere fret in
TO By tie rebels ! Whether those negroes are
now ut work raising provisions for the re-
bel armies, or building Notifications for them
is not stated, but we hope when our troops
get through transporting negroes. we shall
have soldiers enough left to put down the
white traitors.