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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-17
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We charge that in signing that Ad-
dress, Judge Law put his signature to
the most glaring historical falsehood,
and that he regards the endorsing lie
as the proudest act of his life. We can
sustain our charge by proof
When Gen. jackson assumed command
of the military district of New Orleans,
among his first acts was the issuing of
two General Orders, dated each Dec 16,
1914. The first, among other things, an
nounces that the General learns with in
dignation that British emissaries had
been circulating seditious reports among
the people.
"The General calls upon the inhabit-
ants of the city to trace this unfounded
report to its source and bring the propa-
gator to condign punishment The rules
and articles of war annex the punish
mentof death to any person holding cor
respondence with the enemy, creating
false alarm or supplying him with pro-
vision; and the General announces un-
alterable determination rigidly to exc
cute the martial lolo in all cases which
may come within his province
Those who are not for us are against us,
and will be dealt with accordingly"
The second order we copy in full: J
ADJuTANT-GENERAL's OFFICE,
New ORLEANS, December 16.
Headquarters Sereath Military District
EXTRACT OF GENERAL ORDERS
Maior-General Andrew jackson, COM
manding the 7th United States district,
declares the city and environs of New
Orleans under strict martial law, and
orders that in future, the following rules
be rigidly enforced Every individual
entering the city viii report at the Adju-
tant-Generaps Office, and on failure, to
be arrested and held for examination.
No person shall be permitted to leave
the city without permission in writing
signed by the General or one of his
staff
No vessels, boats or other crafts will
be permitted to leave New Orleans or
Bayou St. John, without a passport in
writing from the General or one of his
staff, or the commander of the naval for
ces of the United States on this station.
The street lamps shall be extinguished
at the hour of nine at night, after whic h
time persons of every description found
in the streets. or not at their respective
homes, without permission in writing, as
aforesaid, and not having the counter
sign shall be apprehended as spies and
held for examination.
By command,
ROBERT BUTLER, Adj. Gen.
Here we have, during Democratic
Administration, the writ of habeas cor
pus suspended; gross usurpation of
power; limit set to the freedom Of
press and speech; private rights dis
turbed, courts closed, passports required,
spies and informers encouraged, and the
right to peaceably assemble denied In
other words we have just the things oc-
curing, scriatin, under President Mad
ison and Gen. jackson, who have al
ways been regarded as the ideals of de-
mocracy,, WHICH the lying address says
@fHa tsia fAf trsl
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-17
COUNTY ORDERS.
Notice.

AUDfroR's OFFICE, vanderburgh County.
A PPLIcANTS FOR COUNTY Orders WILL
1 hlc sealed proposals at my Office until septen-
bar IL, Is z, for such amounts they wish TO OBJ
tam and the figures at which they viii purchase
the same: The amount appropriated by the Board
Of commissioners and to be disposed of is 100,
ana is Intended for Bounty to be paid to Yolun-
teers Iho board reserves tho right to accept or
reject any or all bids thus made. - +,
-. VICTOR R-scH, Auditor.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-17
DOCTRESS.
The Rebellion Ceased.

FTsHE LATE WIDOW OF DR. CowLES BEGs
i leave 10 announce to her old friends and pat
that she still continues the preparation Of the
Same successful remedies which were used by the
Old Doctor himself which won for him practice
at that time uneqnaled in the West. She is now
located two and half miles North of Evansville,
on the Plank Road, near Negley's Mill on Pigeon
Creek. --as-- jyIl-diy
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-17
SOLDIERS CLAIMS.
Agency for Soldiers Claims

n w. MtBRIDE AND A. T. wHITTLESEY,
VI. procure Invalid Pensions, bounty Money,
Arrears OF Pay, and Land Warrants, under the
several acts of Congress. .---s--r
Fees moderate and no part of their charges col
locte' TIL the claim is secured.
Office north side of Third Street, between
Main and Locust, Evansville, Indiana.
fcb15 MCBRIDE & WHITTLESEY.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-17
AUCTION & COMMISSION
Old Auction House and a New Auc-
tioneer

r J. COHN, HAVING RENTED THE OLD
%. Auction Room on the corner of Main and
Third Streets, Evansville, for term of years. win
continne the Auction and Commission business
and attend to selling all kinds Of Goods Furniture
Wagons, Duggics, CarFiages, Horses, Cattle, all
kinds of Manufactured Articles, &C.. Liberal adj
vanceRents made on cousignments. q +&
Prompt attention will be given 10 all goods en-
trusted to my care (mar3s y j. J. COIN. y
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-17
WE'LL TRIED c0RPORATTON.r

IL lhe equitable adjustment, and prompt Cash re-
spouse LosseS the PHENIX stands pre-eminenty at
de head Of as profession luile its etessire pracft-
teal, and business system Of local agencies,
is not osceed by Gss similar corporation d, The trord.
Insurancies solicited, and policies issued and re-
newed in this leading Corporation, at fair rates by
J. w. NEXEN, Resident Agent,
Office, Marble Hall bidding Main street.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-17
White Wheat Flour

100 SKIS. EXTRA WHITE WHEAT FLOUR.
IOO warranted equal TO any in the market for
sale at ELLI0TT'S Family Grocery.
stas.I llls7laI ..
GlaGs aleef
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-17
Judge laws Proudest Aet.

In his speech in this city, opening his
political canvass, Judge Law stated
that he regarded the igning of the
Address issued by IA democratic men,
bers of Congress" last Spring, as the
proudest act of his life. We propose to
show that in one particular, at least, in
connection with this address, the Judge
s'glories in his shame" |" % sai Ai 'il
The address is treasonble document
in all its tendencies, and were such a
crime as misprision of treason known
to our laws it would have afforded suffi-
cient ground for the arrest of its authors.
Its design is the dismemberment of the
Union by so poisoning the minds Of the
people as to induce them to compel the
Administration to accede to an ignomin-
ious peace, including among its provis-
ions, the recognition of the Southern
Confederacy No man can drink in of
the spirit of the odious document with
out sympathizing with, if he is not induc-
ed to aid, the Southern conspirators in
their efforts to destroy the Government
But the point to which we desire to
call especial attention is this: 7 e
The Address sets FORTH, among other
falsehoods,e that the Democratic party
controlled the county for fifty-two years,
and that during that entire period 1.-TWO
foreign wars were successfully prose-
cuted, aoithout the suspension O fthe ha-
beas corpus; without one usurpation of
power; without limit to the freedom of
the press or Of speech in or out of Con-
gress, but in the midst of the grossest
abuse of both" 1t asserts further that
during'al that period taxes were low,
wages were high; public liberty was Sc
cure, private rights undisturbed; the
courts were open to all; no passports for
travel; no secret police, no spies, no in
formers, no bastiles; the right to assem-
Bile peaceably; the right to petition, free
dom of speech, free ballot and free
press"
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-17
REGULATIONS FOR 1852.

NR All Advertisements
amounting to So or less must
invariably be paid in advance
to secure attention.
All Job Work must be paid
for on delivery. Transient
Work must be prepaid.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-17
RAT EXTERMINATOR.

To Desfroy-Rats, Reaches, &c. -
To Destrop-Mice, Molcs, and Ants.
To Destroy--Beq Bugs. Hi 4
TO Destroy--Mot in Furs. Clothes, &c.
To Desrog-Mosquitoes and Pleas.
To Destroy-Insects on Plants and Fowls
To Destrotf--Insects on Animals &c
To Destroy--Every form and species Of yermin-
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-17

T,EEpI FEEDii-c0RY, OATS AND bran,
L in quantities 10 suit pure aecrs, at ,r
aug3j vfCKERY BROS
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-17
SADDLERY.

TE0RGE TH0RNHILL takes pleasure In infor-
VI ming his old customers that In the quality
and style of his work. he attcrs himself he cannot
be excelled He has removed to Bray's New Build
ing. Second street, bet. Main and Locust street,
streets, where the choicest Harness and Saddles
Of every description be obtained on the best
of terms.
BS Repairing done with neatness and dispatch.
Second hand Harness always on hand. jel
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-23
The Toms WILL be.

CuEKENoT.- 1t nov seems pretty we'll settled
that Congress will authorize large issue of
demand treasury notes and to keep up their credit
will maze .hen T. .esal tender for the pay
ment of al oblisalions whether public or pri-
gate. This would be desperate and dangerous
s1pedicnt, il it were not to be accompanied by
taxation both direct end indirect sufficient to
saise. OF .ea.. $50 oo 600 annually. But by
Sb1xGcay5 taxati.r The credit Of the nation can
Dc sustained at least al home and it can be sus-
sainad in no v,her way. What we now want is
shat Congress should provide revenue from
taxation that shall he equal to the ordinary ex-
penseS of the Government and the interest On
the debts we are contracting to carry on the
way This aud frequent victories, like the re-
yers brilliant une in Eastern Kentucky, will
keep this nation financially " on its les,," and
nothing else will Give lis taxation ard yicto-
ries, and tic people will no: grumble, and tns
Government will be safe
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-23

The TENNESSEE UNION Tkoors A corrc.pon
den. of the 1rdunc, az Somerset Kentucky.
thus writes Of the Tennessee regiment in Gen.
s'chocpf's army
5hese are the neighbors and kinsnen Of John.
ION and Maynard, and in common with them are
exl!cs from the State Of their birth. The story
of their sufferinss and wrongs is truly heart.
rcndng. They are brave generous, and obedi-
ent' yet, why should they not be impatient at
delays, when almost daily accounts reach their
ears OF outrages committed on their families-of
murdered wives and starving children! Among
Them are proud men of sober mein Of sober years
and gray hair. as we'll as fiery youth. They arc
not collection Of the rabble, but men of sober
thoughts and quiet demeanor. Physically thew
sre ol noble form and we'll developed. Thew
mako good fighting men, ready and willing to
endure almost any hardship if they can be only
'od against the enemy. But the tedium of en-.
campmon; to them is uncomfortable. Thew have
little patience to hill their idea is work and
the best drill they can have, in their opinion. i,
TO have an equal chaoce at the enemy. In such
sorll they delight. Who would not fight for
The homes Of such men?
We should expect that such men would fight
"hen the opportunity offered, and the telegram
'ntrms rs that they did fight.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-23

john TYLER, was - years OF age. lie had
6@'i. Governor of Virginia, ii Representative
tGcm that State IN both Houses of Congress,
and III 1870 Was elected Vice President on the
s,cket with Gen. Harrison, and on the death of
the latter became president, of the United
States As President be satisfied nobody, and
sunk at once into obscurIty at the expiration Of
hs ttlm. be had not since been heard Of until
Sic Peace Cong5css last winter over which he
presided, and from which by al easy stag he
"cn. wi'h the traitors u Virginia over to the
kingdom Of jeff. DAVIS. During the latter par,
NJ his political career he was known as TIC
accidont' lie IL DOW dead.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-23
Col. Thomas Regiment in Arms.

Not against the rebels in Scccssia. but a,ains,
shc rum ,e.i9rs IN Bra'tleboro 1t appears that
some os ms soldiers had been furnished with Ii.
luo; tic Colonel had demonstrated bu, n';,,,.
out ctecs. Again the soldiers returned +, ,hc
eau intoxicated Iul. Thomas, indignant in
view Of such lawlessness. ordered out an armed
company and, with pledge in h4aG. led them to
The ylllagc, visited each hotel and grooerv s,s,
pectad, and demanded Of tie lAndlSrd, to SION
shc pledge to sell no more .iq.. f., lis soldiers.
refusal TO comply would max ..o:. 'ionor
" contrabsnd Of war and cansl-r il "a d..
hr.etion. Tdrec chcers for Col. Thomas
Brst'leboro, Jan. 81, 1862 SoBRrEr,s.
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GREEN MOUNTAIN FRIEDMAN, JAN. 70 1907

and dofsrr,d bopes, let us not forget that our
,rus. should be in the God Of our Fathers
let us continue 10 asI. his blessing upon u.s.
tina, We may experience his pardonng mercy
for the past, and be favored with his directing
grace and preserving providence Tor the 'u'
turc.
ORR NATIONAL ArFAIRs.-Our leader IN
this weeks issue was written for last weeks
naper. but was laid over tor want oil space
The prospect now is that we are drawing near
TO some decisive action in our national affairs
and we hope before the present week termln'
ates 10 hear good news in the success OF our
pational arms. There appears TO be strong
indications OF d general forward movement all
along cur lines. The rebels are without
doubt greatly lshcar,encl aud disappointed
ia regard to their present prospects, and the
present is very favorable tine to make de-
molstration against them, and to follow up in
rapid blows any success that may be gained.
" Let us hope for the best and prepare for the
and still trnst in God and keep our
powder dry"
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-23

LOUISVILLE, Jas' :.
The entire Federal loss at Mill Spr!DsN
Aiiled ana $50 wounded The priscu'i'
that George b Crutcnden vas frs' in CONS
and Iollicoft'.r second. Gen. Crittondeu d
the woods. but took the wrong road and
SUPPOSED b. VIII oe cap:,.red.
The Federal forces actively ensa.sd sr'
ths 10th Indiana, 4e,h Kentucky, "a Mos
"a and 9Th Ohio regiments, which suffered y
Pectlvely as named. They were reinforce
Yer tho trst engagement, BIZ The IOsh and u \.
kentucky, Is: and ~ Tennessee. !ith' ''
'Ssh and 36.h Ohio regiments, and three Nv ~,
rles. The rebel forces ar estimated a wv
toi. , ). Frye. Of the ith Kentucky Tt-''.
tai his horse shot undorhin hy onr OF Ay'' !.
Ter aides, when he turaed ami Sho; L1'>"
throrsh the lef, breast. The frs; h?e''VD;
tiie iebe! ran.s WAS effected BY col. H'''.
o'ok of the 9th Ohio. acting B-isaii'r' "'
ing his regiment 70 charge lay1oci, w"i'" F.
INC rebel t. immediate ASh:. 80.
HE la; order issued which was i'lnl ID.
''oe' encaurmou;, Was ssn,i hf Co.. w. ~.
H'nS, senior IN command. directing tN,'
20 save themselves the b,s, way they com =.
elegant silk rebel h,g witt IN nsrHr'"
captured.
, Inc JoprHa! says that Gen. Thomas W.
arg inrcc has crossed tie Cum1HI!nl a''
"a't"s the flying rcte.s ;arous Nayr'
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-23

Nor QUITE EAsy.-Ihey have some trouble and
aarol yet in the South. A recent number of the
Norfolk Day Book says:
A private dispatch to . gentleman in Rich
mond, from prominen. merchant in Whining
ton, Nursh Carolina, says .hata feet Of thirty
vessels Va. at anchor of the mouth Of Cape Fear
river. and demonstration upon Wilmington
WA hourly expected Such kilograms should
be suppressed. as they ohiy serve to :. excite tn.
peope, and tioa Knows VT have t!ouLic enough,
without trying to create panic"
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-23
Il DAILY FREEMAN

viii be published at this Office until further
notice. Two editions will be Issued, one to be
ready for the mail West, and the stages thas
leave Montpelier in the afternoon, the other in
ttle morning in season for tie morning mails.
Each edition will contain the latest Geographic
scws to tie time Of going to press.
The Terms will be.
s4,J;' pr YEAR, or 81 co for three mo:4ths, to
mail subsaciJcro ard thoaa taking the paper from,
the Office.
s5,0o per year, OF s rs for three months, to
village rubscribcrs--pape- delivered at their
,:cusc5 or places Of business.
Advertisements inserted On reasonable terms
Hsdsrs are solicited. C.. ". WILLARD.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-23

BrsINYss.-I. is said that an anxious inquirer
at the War Department, since the Induction OF
the new Secretary, for contract for manuiac-
tur,ns muskets was met by the following " cold
shoulder > reply:
g The Secretary Of War intends to discover
when, there, and how the arms already in ac-
tual service are to be used befors turning his at.
scnton toward a fresh supply and. moreover,
ne is determined to devote his energies to setting
in order for efficient motion the army across the
Potomac, leaving contracts to res. for time -
This looks like business mora profitable to the
Government than to thu contractors
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-23

Won't De DRArrED.-1he Rockingham (Na.)
Register. OF late date. srowls terribly about
the draft, and says OF the people:
" They will not submit to II draft. Once
they volunteered and came willingly to the de-
fence OF their homes, and they are willing to
tolt again. Remember what ! say If this
ON becoines u law the volunteers will lay down
lhelr arms, and see where the power Of the
convention is to drive them into service. They
love liberty and hate tyranny, and will resist
the aggressive acts Of the Virginia Convention as
eagerly as they 10 those of Abraham Lincoln.
Ihey SO" 10 difference between tco,ge and
Bamha, as h1,h are tyrants.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-23

4 Word TO VERMONT F,surus-Wc me-,
no" approaching tie season for maxim u,,,,
sugar tor which our State is iustly ,,m,a
and this is Just tie time to maxi, n-cn,.o.;
Tor this department OF Vernon. taruins A..
Tie present tariff on sugar il will n.r g.,
nome manufacture, and every man who has
map' tree should prepare to turn to . ann,
"'''u"' curing the approaching sugar season
ir0on'' large quantity of buckets and bav.
."e" 'eauy Tor use; prepare the iuc! for ho;,.
ing the sap and see that the arches A.. VOL,
prepared to Use i. to the best adv,u,,,.
INC great secret Of making good mamie sn,,.
" Asep tae rap pure, and boil il ,s som ..
p0S',Oe after it is caught. In this ro,L
'au'n depends upon au'po preparation, ,his,,
','0a'a DC made before tho season opens. We
''0uId not refuse good napla sugar in Wv, w.
'n'n' Tor tic Vermont Christine voap pay
"u'' nose wno cav make it need ,ot &C.
subscribe or continue their r,h..r;r.;, W
our paper the prc>at, yc.r- .l,e,,en,~ 4'' '''
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-23

OFFICIAL RHPoR- O. THE AaNTvCkY MuI
LOUISVILLE JG.
I" HdJ. Gen. .RcC}eilun:
The following has jast been recc.,. Z.
Gen. thomas
The rout Of the enemy was comp'4,s. q
succeeding in getting . pieces u ar,il.ryl
the river. and upwards OF so wagons, it.tp
abandoned, with all the ammunition IN til
pot ut Mil Spring. They th,n ,5rss d,
their arms and dispersed through the nai.
anyways III tie direction Of N,a'icsl
completely demoraii:eI that ios't ty.j,gg
Will make - stand shor: Of Tennessee.
he property captured % tbs -,
river is Of great value, accounting to c..
Founders and twO Parrot. gun. VIA as
hi!ed with Ammunition. abou, l0O wc:
wagons, upward nj 1903 horses and m,.ss
erai boxes OF arms whi'l lainayo. been o.
ana .Fom 800 u lOH0 masary>. r.e.'
aint ioeds. bat in good o-l":, :ls,ru4, g..
enough to serve the entire c,mmana "
day also "a iarg. am0unt Of hosrin. s's
AS soon rs recei'; the repog.3 q, t. 81,
commanders, | will furnish de.Hlea ;'.a
the battle. tur less was 81 killed 4rl.
wonn'ed. among the woaate5 We t,@
Cook .! the 9th OHIO. commlnd.rs H..
ana his AID, Lieu, Burt OF thy iDl'e.>
ini1n'ry. The loss Of the rebel. vas hl1s
ana some ll3 others killed and hurIs., b
"oanued, and - prisoners 80, wouna-.'
WON are surgeons, and Lieut.. CD. tH'
''e !'th Tennessee regiment.
tSigrcd) GES iHose
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sRov TIE GulT

NV ivsA. i-'. -
by Arrival irom !ltana. W. .a'' ia''
Hoin SAhp lshnd. Con-. Mexican ha' >''
ptH- schooucfs loadud with sand to b. ..,
morn isiaud pass The iea,'h q. ih' '''
al sap Island was excellent.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-23

C'L. Brown The gallant officer in command
AZ toEV Picsens is Suffering =, much from ILL.,
h-'s caused ~ his se,cre Labor and TIL climate
'' tn" ""li as 20 r'ndcr i; Probable that he
"'Il 'c relieved from his command.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-23
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70 IAE fE EEN1.pr
Z O'CLOCK, \
The PAT1LE N Xgg,rrc
70 1HE FI Erun,''r
fHoa VASHINl14,


The following is che copy Of '.M4>
IN respect to the battle at Mil sr,s.s san
The President, commander.jn D oh;. 1,'N,
and navy, has received inf,fmo,Gaa''lo "'s
victory achieved by the United ' u N
over large body OF armed trajtors oHts
Mil Spring IN the State Of Kep,~ ' Iu' To-
Tie returns thanks to the oalI,a,!.
soldiers who won sha. victory. ,nd 'a2'
Official reports shall be received " :, VIC
skill and personal valor DISPLAYED n '''
be acknowledged and rewarded IN
ncr. The courage tina, enropnts r1I'1,,s
quisacd the greatly superior rS,p. all
rebel forces, pursued aae attacked s
entertainments merits andreccivo.r,~s..~ %
The purpose Of this war Is t. r. Y.1'a4
troy a robellious enemy and to lI.;. ',. y. az
try from danger. Menace1 BY ,rai ''', '':s
daring, courageous spiri! aad ratn'' 'a,
all occasions, and under every c'rcvn... VI
expected from tie army OF the {
In the prompt and spirited mY,.n
daring at the battle Of Mil >prnr, ,6 .''
will realize its hopes, and tie ,.' 'n' AZ
United States VIII rejoice to loaor ., t,
and officer who proves his co4.a,e - !. D..
with the bayonet aud ssormn2 ra,,,,. ,''.
Or IN the blaze Of the enemy Gre '''-'
BY oFde- OF the pres,d4,,
Epwis NJ. STANTON, &cvo q Il.
In the Senate to-day the e.e.ot;,.
confirmed d large number Il, un.'
among them 'ha. OF joni La,!.rcp NJ,
Minister to Austria. and Eobs,, p,,
New York as Minister resldon, A, I,,a,
The President to-day nora;u.,l \,
Swain at OhiU, a. Associate Jus,i.o ol,'.
prene Court, to I'll tie vacancy csv,A. i,
death of Justice McLean.
The Joint Committee uy9a tie conducts
war, have agreed upon an a,zcndmp,
,loint rules Of the two Houses 10 thu ss.,.
Whenever any member rises in hi. p,.,
states tnat the Executive wishes Coupr.,,
crctly act on any matter connected with h,
1t shall he the duty Of Congress to % i'9.-
session and deliberate A;.d CONE 10 4 con,,,
thereon before adjournment.
The speeches are to he limi,e to i've nj.
each. and any member disclosing ;ber.
crrdinss shall be expelled.
The House Commute. IN The yoli,.-
t;'y cor 'nenced their invc>uen SONS inpg.,
eg'aph censorship.
The following was read at headqalf:r
night:
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-23

foK'ficATiok'-A batch of nearly fifty clerks
81 'i' various Departments az Washington were
i@teiyssi adrit. They had come down tonsfrom
former administration, and Secretary Chase
informed one OF them who was anxiousy inouir.
'ns why he vas dismissed, ..,hat i, was hon,
'mc that E'pnol cans had some OF the places Il,
warrington Mr.. Fallandigham's private
: 'retary was among the number who " walled
: 'c niark
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-23

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