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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-05
Changing Front I!

In hi. speech IN the Convention the other
day. Mr.. Black said -
1--WE went in last year for the Govern
ment. and were assured by the Republican
party tha, the ssr was Tor The pro'ee''on OF
The government. Now the men who con
troll the Republican party are aeolIiionisis ;
and have abOlitiOnircd the var. "
10 other words. las, year, Mr.. Black va.
f0r the wal but matters now look as tho
his darling. slavery, was in danger. and he
is against il. lie does no, cav in 80 many
words tha, he is asains, il, but no other in.
ference can Be drawn from his language
They Who are no, openly FOR the govern.
msnt in thu, emergency, are AGAINST !, and
should be - counted
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-05

CssPncS AGAINST lSDlANs. The Wash
ins,On correspondent Of the Philadelphia
Inquirer says the attention Of the commander
in Chief Of the army hh. been occupied, for
lew DAYS pat, in Organizing campaign
a,ain., the Western Indians. Adyiecs from
the Indian agents indicate iha, the a,ag-s
have planned General attack on our iron.
tier settlements.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-05
The Senators.

We 90 not hear o, any attempt to Gu, our
candidates Tor the senate, in any quarter.
Bu, our friend. mus, b on their guard
wthou, doal, ticket. will be circulated BY
ihe rcam. with one OF our men omitted, and
"a ,nocrs" inserted. Toe senate uu., be
COMPOSED o. men who are not AFRAID TO say
they arc Tor the Government
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-05

Sewall Cram has declined the nomination
for County Attorney IN Franklin County,
and the name Of samuel Beleher has been
placed upon the ticket, We are informed
tha, Mr. Beleher stands squarely upon the
republican platform and announces his To-
uniiOn TO vote tor Mr.. Coburn and the
.aiire republican ticket. Press.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-05

SENATOR GARLIC. Alta meeting Of Union
men in Taylor county. Virginia, . resOlu.
ti'n was passed, cOndemning the course OF
this Senator in - voting with seoo.sioni.ts
and secession 'ympa,hiIers," and requesting
him " to resign apO.ition he has shown
himself unworthy to fll." National Re-
pullcan.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-05

FoErREss MoSRoE. Aug 81. All Of POr.
ter's IN Ortar Zee, and the sunboa,' have
come down the james river. and are now at
anchor IN the Roads, aud part Of the aotilla
which has been up the river, is to 80 I'M
media,ely to the Potomac. 50 says Com.
Wilkes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-05

Me. CLARA VI. WOODBURY., Assistant.
Me. Lorrir L.. HAT, Teacher of Mn.ic.
A Normal Cs.. will b, formed at the com.
m-nccmcnt VI the tern, unicr the cite 81 the
rrinrip.l, a graduate of the Mi.achu,cts Nor.
mai ~chpai At BrigsatrT. The mrmhrr- 1T ih'-
clt.s viii receive all the b-achts 81 Normal
>chpol. Lecture. ~ill L. given during the tern
b, iloa. T.. T.. Weston, State Superintendent,
snd others.
4 Teacher Association viii H. organized, inr
discussing topic, upon the theory aud at ct teach.
in,.
Scholars under eleyen wear. ~ age Will b. ~.
cci,rd utu the school Toe $500 pee term, or -
crats per week.
The school l. furnished with Geographical Dat.
line Msp.. GtL-, ani Physiological chats Stu.
dent. will hnd u profitable to he present the hr.t
ia, 81 the term
Board can be ebtained 10 the village FROM : IS
20 : rs pee wcek. R'ofn. c'n be obtained ior
those wishing 10 board themselves.
The teachers will spare ~ pains To render the
school pleasant and profitable to all Who may at.
tend.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-05

Ala town meeting. on Monday, IL was
voted to pay volunteers SEQ bounty. and the
former SUN Of SlOo voted zoe. rs an add
tonal gra,uiiy. Eighteen men enlisted at
the meeting.
Oxford ha. her quota full, and more.
Hebron Ia. her quota foil. and moro are
offered.
Sumner has Der quota full.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-05

NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE. Notice !.
Y hereby given thU ElphaLt nurhink, q
Ncwt,, IN the County of OIiorl, and state oi
NAM. h, his deed ot uor,gag- lated AiT'l IL,
A.D. iss,, and rccofdcd With the oNiofd Registry
Of Deeds, l.puk los. page 59i. 39b anil 100, cnn'
,r,rd a. one B,tkrr l.. nuhank. oi Nrwry, N the
Co-u,, 81 u.,orl snI State Of Maine, oe'ia'n
tract os parcel Il lard situated ~ ih" town. II
NesN and nsihrl. ~ the touniS II oN'1rd sni
state II Mann. b.'ag on" undivided ball 81 The
hfm kno~a . the Amos ii,ll farm. sai h',n; the
sane pfrmi.-s convrNrl h, the snid Uitk"r L.,
Biflaak 10 the said Elphsl,, nmh'nk b, hs decd
81 even date With .aid mpf'gige deed; snd hrtc.
a.. the .sid Bark-t l.. hufh,ak. b, his a.''gn-
m-n, dbl, ~Scca,-,i. transferred snd .st.oSr' the
.sid ,l.ei Il mndg,gc. on the 81 d'N 81 Jannan.
Az. ls6a. o. ne the unir,'' gucd, and thu c"ndi.
ten. of .aid mnugsgs decd haV,as lrcn hfuken,
,sd that L., r-a.aa ~h~teoi I, the uals's;n-'i,
.i,nsc Of .sid decd ~ mortgage, claim i"rrclo.
.urr the sane, Pur'uan' Ia statute "a '"'h cas-"
made and pfuyidcd.
Dated iii. 81 a., 81 September. \. II. ls6s.
SAMUEL - rliiLnRt On.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-05
Vermont Election.

The Annual Election Of State oficers,
occurred on tuesday. TIE Republican.
Union iieke, has svep, the State by an ur.
prcceden,ed vote, some towns Seing nearly
The peace" democrats hard.
ly made show Of resistance.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-05
d. ( ID

In brunswick. Missouri. 9th ult.. q hlou.
ie'er, Greeulcaf Cummings, l5nneily Of Paris,
aged 25.
10 Newr. 10Th alt, Clion d., only son Of
Orin add MaN -. fo,is'. aged : YEAR. = mos.
IN Augusta, 26lh ult., Elea H., vile Of Henry
" Isik 1T Mexico, aged IS
ln Mexico, 3i.l uh, George y only son II
Ut Caroline l. and Wm VI Hall, ss-d aud mos.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-05
Picnic at West Paris.

The Ysah Meeting and Picnic OF sabbath
School As.Oc,AI,on, No. !, will be he'd At West
PARIS, on
"wednesday, the 18th day Of September,
A9 O'Clock. 4 VI, at which hour a procession
viii h. formed on the Conmoa. near the st't'on.
All the fr,spd. Of ssbtsih school. ATE invited to
attend.
The ,up-riu,,ndcu'. OF the ss,ls'ih Schools BE-
loasins o. the association, and their committees.
ar. requested To meet a, the grove on Mouia', III.
l5th. 10 make arrangements. &. RUSSELL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-05

DS. MILLrK commence. course OF his
popular Lectures on Anatomy and Phy'iolo-
", at the Upiversalus Church. Norway
Village, Saturday evening next.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-05

Lieut.. Col. Twriehell ha. command Of the
sib Regiment. A writer in the ArOO.,oOs
Timss cay. be j. very popular among both
officers and men.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-05

Thee. preparation. (unl,ke n o,hsr.) are
4" Free from roI'ons."
&c Not d,nscrou. 10 the IIuman Family"
+" Hat. d, not ~, on the premises"
The, come out Il their hole. 10 die"
." They ,rr the onl, inf'lIible rsmsd'e. known.'
Z" ~ wears and more established IN y. fo'k City.
T,d Gy-lhc City Poe, ofhce.
Y.-i by-,hr Ciiy Pri,on. aRd station lIc"."..
T.,a by-ih- Ciiy Steamers, ships. Ac.
I,,d by-Ihr CT, Hospitals, tln. iiou.e.. IL.
I,.d LV-thr City Ilol-ls-tsior-st NichoL'.
T.I GV-ihr I,usni,ns .llou.e., &c. SC.
y,,i by--tnorr than 1000 rfi'aie Fam''e''
~ S~ ~, s,fo, ,p,1-'s' Of wAh - u,ry~AT'
ssii ~ "a, p,gpi,-olhs''-D'ii''', q.
IIousEKEErERs - irunbl-i With ',rnin
need H. 80 ~ bngsr. II ihey uss 'cn'r'H's Nv
rrtminitpf,. We have used u 10 our 'aii.l,o',on.
anI II /, h,N ,o.t - 49, wpuld have u. We had
ir,.,i po,.pa. iut ihrS sf'ci-fnHh'ng; bnt u EOS.
tsr'.' ltich kRsk. the bTrath U', II Rats. N'c~'
H,ichr. ani BEL liug., qirkrr than Ne can
write u. liz. ~ str,t irinand al over the eoun.
Iy. tNrdn' (p) 0Ur'Ie.
MORE GR,iN add prpvi.,,a. are de.tTp.ed
annn,ll, ~ GRAFT 'oontN lN NrTmin, TIA" "onld
pa, h., t1n. ut th,. k,t ani in'rc, hd-t.
ti.inca.ts' (w..) Herald.
HENRY n. CO-rtR-wc are .rll'ng YOUR
prrp.r,,,on. r,pid,. Wherever taey have lern
a.ri, Rats. Nice. Gplrhr. AL VIENNA d'nppcar
rapidly. EcKLR 4 SrourrsE, pmgg''..
Windsor, 81.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-05
Herrick's Kid Strengthening Plas,crs

cure ~ five tout,. pain. anil ssakne's uf the
breast, .iI- ALL hack. sni Rheumatic Complaints
IN an c,Ius, short p-iiod Of fine. ST"ad go
beautiful white hmb .k,n, their use .nlj"cl. the
~ssret &, 40 Inconvenience, and each "n" vii
wear from one week o. three month.. fucc u
81 cents.
IIcn,rA'. suy,r Coated Pill. aud I'D rh,tri.
ar, .old b, Dns:,.i, and Merchant. ~ I'll part. Of
the un,iel State. C.nal,. ind Suuth America.
anI n,y hc ob,a,n.-l T., calI,ng 90 them lN ths,r
fall namc. DR. IL. ilLGRICk : 90.
kU.uK {, y
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-05

.Co.,ar'' Rat, Roach, &c. E,trTmina'or
'tostaI'>'
Bed.Bu; Eitcrminntoi.
CO>taT''
Flee. Powder for Insects, NC.
10 IS. 50. s~i ~. BaNs., Bottles AMI fb'A''
s3anl - .iIe. Gps Plantations, ships,
boats. IIo,,l,, g.. Sc.
CAUTION! q" prevent the n"hlic from be'ng
imposed upon hy Spwn.' isi hghy P''a'd'.'
,@nsi,,H,. "a new lal-l b.. bssn prepared bearing
fic.aa,l, ofihe PIopririo,'' signature L''m'
inr each ,S both ~ h,.k, carelnily ncl1'e pnf-
chasing. and axe nothing but " .o'lAr''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-05
CHARLES W MESERyE late Of war,rCor

yI,o WHOM IT NAY CONCERN. Thi.
INV c-tt,l, that have ih's ia, g'cn 10 NV
son. Jo.hu, B,ulrlt. tn ,em,'uir' 1T h'. m,n"T'
iy, 10 act and trade arh,n.sl; snd shall clam
noo. II AZ. r,tning., noe pa, an, d,bt. 81 he con
tr,ciin, aztec th,. date. J. Il. HiIh'
uptoa, Aug. 81 isos.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-05
HANSON I.InnY. lat. Of psrler.

in .,ii counry. deceased. by giving bout a. the
Law directs. H. therefore request. I'll per.on.
Who arc IN rlsrd O. the estate 81 .,i ecra'Nl, To
make immediate p,,mrnI; and those Who have
,nS drmini. thereon. 10 cNh,b,, the sane io
Aug. u. is6s HENRY VI. LIBBY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-05
DR.. ~ ( T. Il ar
PAY. psriepai attention to
Diseases Of the Eye and Ear,

Diseases OF INC Eye dIlu Ear,
And !. prepared To perform .urgiealOperation. ior
their relief add cure.
Catarrh and all Diseases Of the Head
and Pace, cured by surgical means IA short
time.
Club Feet and Crooked Limbs, marx.
and all deiormll'e., treated on the mos, improved
pIiDcipss.
Piles permanently cured without resort to the
knite oT hgaIuIe.
Rooms a, the LIN House. Norway. Tor few
days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-05
T'uIrIos.

Rsfercnce.-Wm " Bolster. DR. wv Bartlett,
Hosea Austin. Rev J T. Chambsrl,in, stephen L.
Griffith. d l. Marble DNhrld; Ueor;c ; liol.
man, Dx6rlL Crnlrr; J u SrSery. l. DINheld
Iionl. Turner, William Wopd.um, IT,, Peru; II
W Park, Dura Iiradiord, Mexico; Wallace Glars +.
Carriage.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-05

The .ub.cr,l,-r hereby gives public MOTTO" ihs,
h. ~. hen duly srpoincd by ih" Honorable
Judgr of Probate ipr The CouutN ufo>iu'd, snd i'.
.umsi the itu.t u Executor Of The last viii and
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-05
FoR Gcvtkson,
A BNER COB u II N /.

Zoe Representative 10 J tn Congress,
Thomas A. u, fessenden,
Foe Representative to ss,h Congress,
Sidney Perham Of Paris.
For Senators,
George h. Barrow. Of fryesurs,
Rufus $. Stevens OF Paris.
For Register of pecds,
Alden Chase Of Woodstock.
for Couniy Commissioner,
Elias NJ. Carter Of Bethel.
fo' coupiy Treasurer,
William A. Pidgin Of Paris.
For Sheriff,
lIoratio Austin Of Canton.
ror Jajge q Probate,
Enoeh W. Woodbury. OF Sweden.
Dor Representative
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-05

TIE snhscf,l,-r hrrr'y ,,y'. public uiti-r that
n. a.. i-,n dnl, lpp,int~d h, the honorable
JoJ.c of pr,t,tr Zoe The C,lnty Of ONfofi, and
a. .uned the tu. II ,lnini.trinr Of the estate Of
CHARLES " ME>EIyE late Of Waterford
u .i,d Cpip,,, dec ,.c,i b, ;,v,ny band az III"
Law directs. H. therefore r~Iu~''' all prr'on.
VII, ar inelt-i to the estate ct siii deceased 10
make immediate piyn'nt; AL those ~hn have
an, ,l-l,ai. thereon o. exhibit the same e.
Aus. ~, ishs. WILLIAM 4 MtShRNL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-05

-y'SoH Eruyuhu' by
Al wholesale Dmsgi,t. 10 the large cities.
some IL ihe
Wholesale Agents In New YORK 'ity'
Shichcln. IIro. \ 20. li,ral, Ris'e. hi'chen
fahDc.iock, Hall & 90. Hash, 6ae \ Robinson
A u 4 ID Sands \ Go. Ward, el"-e ~
Wheeler 4 IIan, Jane. =. A.p,n~sll,
No,,,n n Allen, &c Well. 4 Go,
Hail, RnckrIl Il Co, LsIell, Marsh & gardner
Thoms, & Fulrr, Hall, Dixon X Go.
T. ID Oui., Con,ad Fox,
Aud others.
Boston. Mass.
q T. Goodwin l. Co.. Week. x Pottcr,
VI = bur- * Co., Jno Wilson, "
And others.
Also. al Whoh.se DVgsi.i., Grocer', sio'e.
keepers aud retailer. ~ al country towns
and village.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-05
Repub. Union Ticket.

Compare the names ON your ballot with
the following, to make sure tha, you be not
deceived:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-05
CITIZENS
WAR Nj EETI NC!
The citizens OF Paris. Norway and adjacent,
towns. wal hold war meeting,
IN AID OF ENLlSTMENTS,

at the grove. near South Paris, Saturday,
September 8, u, = O'Clock. i. VI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-05
Distinguished Speakers will be present,

whose names will be announced as econ rs
definite Information Is received.
Per order Of Com.
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T,Lin,,.r.i.roN couSrrl
FLORIDA, gui, ~, ls6i.

T,LIu,ssr. lroN CouSrr,}
FLORIDA, Jul, ". is6i. !
To Ia. ll,RNicE. Alhany, y. w Dcar
Doctor sfii. thu. t. inipfm Nou II the Won.
drtlalcflrti 81 your >ugif Coated Pile 90 nv "hirr
daughter. ror inrcr yr,f. .hr has hcrn affected
With F., h,llioa. arrangement of the 'ys,r'r. 'adly
,mt,,rias bee health. ~h,ch has i~"n .ishd,ls
fading daring that period. When ~ New l"tk
IN Apr,li.t,a TREAD advised ne a. ic,t your
pills. Iis,ing th. filis.t cnnhdsncc ~ the judy.
meet 81 ~, h,-ni. ,lt,ia, . .uppl, 81 Ms.sIs.
H,fne. Il PAX. Druggists. rark Row ,Nev York.
Ga returning home, We c~,sei all other treat
incni aud al nn,.,-fd yuur rill., onc each n'shi
The Improvement ~ her feelings, compl'N'on. IL.
rr.iinn. etc. surprised %. al. 4 rapid and per.
In,nent restoration H. health hi. hrrn the fs.nlt.
W. use -, than five b,Nr.. and consider her
eni,fcly we'll consider the aboSc q jet iiiluie
to ,uu q. Physician, sni trust u ~ill H. thc
rnsan. II inducins many 10 adopt your fill. as
then iunil, medicines.
rvn,in, dear 80. sith NAV, ihanks,
Your olsdirn, .rf,ani,
"a. MORRISON.
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Diylicld Village High School.
Ill HOW ARD. Principal,

'I,IIE Fail Term Will commence On rpe-d,y,
/ September 81, lsos, aud coniluus II weeks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-05

grBy the u.e of these I'll. the periodic ~.
iaTk, at Nervous of Sex Headache nav h. pre-
,rutr,i; aud iftk-n 1T the commencement 81 an
attack immediate relief IRON P,,n ani ,'ckw..
will IL ubi,usd.
The, .sliom hil 10 rcm,vc the Nis',a asd
H,aia,h. g. which lcinalc. a." subject.
Thsy act gvnll, upon the Notwithstanding
C,'ht,a's.
For literary men, students. delicate lrm'lcs,
aud III pcr.on. II 'sf'Ii'y Aih,n. they arr val
uibr a. LAXATIVE, uppru'trg the appetite, g''ins
iun- and ,igur o. the digestive organ., add ~.
.iorns their niiunirln'''ct! aud strength to the
shols stem.
The Csphslie Pill. ave the r''ult oflong in',s.
iic,l,on anil carefully Conducted experiments. hss.
iag l-en In ~. man, ,rars, du''ns sh'ch time
The, have ut,,rnis,l Nni relieved 'a.t smount
OF PAIN aud ,afir'ipg ipm Headache, sheihrr
originating ~ the a,isra. .,.ieln Or def'"s.d
state II The stomach.
The, are rnlirrl, vegetable ~ their compost.
Iion, .nl na, H. TAKEN 1T all time, with pcfisct
,sG,y. without m,king ahy change Of diet, ani
the ai.enor 1T sny GI,asrr-sblr taste reader. II
ea,y 10 administer them ~ children.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-11-04
Under Currents.

Matters Of some local interest came up for
consideration before committees last evening.
Before the committee on Banks was petition
Tor the rechar5er Of the Brandon Bank, the
claims Of which were supported by Mr.. L. N.
Briggs, and opposed by Mr. j. g. Adams. The
charter OF the bank does not expire for three
years.
Before the General Committee the Sara
toga and Whitehall railroad, by their attorneys
Mtssrs IL. i. Peck, Daniel Roberts, Z. c..
Dewey, and j. Prout urged the merits OF bill
gianting to corporation tho right Of building
railroad from Castleton, the terminus OF their
road 20 Rutland ln the event Of the failure Of
this BILL there are Two others before the legisa-
ture, regulating the connections Of this COM
pauy with the Rutland ana Whitehall railroad
company. whose interests are supported by
Messrs f. f. Woodbridge and 4. j. Phelps.
A controversy of long standing rs involved
WaAOn's Daily Journal.
There are some errors in tie above, that
should > 0-==seced. In the application for the
re.charter Of the Brandon Bank, Messrs. l.. B
Peck, and h. N. Briggs were counsel for the peh
iionerS, who are citizens and business men OF Yves
tern Vermont. The opponents of the bill are
represented by j. O. Hawkins, and Rodney V.
Marsh. The terminus OF the Saratoga aud
Whitehall road is not at Caa'eton. 1t is
wholly u New York road
There Are not two other bills regulating the
connections of this Saratoga and Whitehall, ]
road with the Rutland ana Whitehall, nor any
bill for that purpose. F. E. Woodbridge and +.
j Phelps are not attorneys for the Rutland and
Whitehall road, but ior the Rutland and WASH
ington.
There are three bills before the Commit
tees, viz: one for the extension Of the Rutland
and w hitehall road from Uastlclon to Rutland
one for an Independent, charter between Castle
ton and Rutland and the third is a bill more
distinctly defining the rights OF the Rutland and
Whitehall, and Rutland and Washington rail.
roads, under their respective charters. Finally
the hearing in thess railroad matters is before
the Committee on Roads, and not the General
Committee. Aside from these errors "under
currents is, we presume, correct.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-11-04
How to Garry ON the War.
Cambridge.

At recent Union meeting, in New York city,
at which Col Hamilton, Of Texas, Rev. Mr..
Carter, Of Tennessee and other staunch South
ern Union men were present, the following res
olutions, adopted by these expatriated South
ern luyalsls, were read and enthusiastically APP
proved
Whereas, The political leaders Of the Slave
States, under the administration of James Bu-
chanan without cause or lawf | authority con-
spir,d and levied war to overthrow toe Govern
ment Of the United States. aud establish upon
its ruin al oligarchy, whose foundation and
chief cornerstone is the perpetual bondage OF a
race. And
Whereas, The present Chief Magistrate is
using all constitutional means to put down this
rebellion, restore peace to the country and
bring the leaders OF this unparalleled treason
against Tree institutions to condign punishment,
therelore,
let. Resolred, That we regard the Confsca
tion ACT and the Presidents EMANCIPATION Pre-
clanaIion as EN- nently Just aud constitutional
measures, winch should he sternly enforced.
81. Resolved, That We must solemuly protest
against tn; recent proposition oi u dis lugulshed
pViluclaa IN this Sgt,e, that this war should
.eud with the caplu,e oil ltlehmond, and that
ahe S,utl snoud then be dismissed with the ben.
ealct'cn :" Maynard sisters, depart in peace y
-,s prJudiclai To ,he interests ut the cnuntr,
at large, anu ,spto,ii, unjust anu cruel TOWARD
the loyal men Ut tue South Who have suifered 8,
much for the Unlon.
81. Rrsofred, That any terms Of compton, 9,
or Of prace. short oi an uuco, diuoual surren
der 0t the rebsis 81 the authority III the Upl
ted SAFES, wruid be degrading ~ its Soyer
elen'y aud destructive 10 Tie rights and hber
ties vi all loyal cllssns Of the South.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-11-04
More about those Bears.
BRAlNrReg, Oct. q. 1862

DEAR JOURNAL About eight clock this
morning four bears were seen by Mr., Franes
Tia err, in the wood lot of our representative,
Ira Mann, E.q.. and near the path leading from
his house, through the woods 10 Jacob Spears
AT ten O'Clock the wonds were surrounded by
one hundred ard sixty men and boys, armed
With guns, pistols, pitchtorks, AXIS, clubs and
knlves--several superior rillemen, were also
there from Wvs Randolph and Brookfeld. Br-
fore twelve ocock all four hears had been kill.
I'd, and were brought in front 81 Mr. Mann $
house where all ssemhled-Judge Waite was
appointed chairman, and alter making sume very
appropriate remarks, tho hears sold for about
$50 90, most OF which, with tho bounty, IL TO
0e given To the families OF those soldiers who
are in want Woichmda
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-11-04
Mr. Seward on the Emancipation Proclama
A CIRCULAR TO AMERICAN REPRESENTATIVES
ABROAD.

a CIRCULAR TO AMERICAN REPRESENTATIVES
ABROAD.
The following circular from Secretary Sew
ard, which is q en- to the public in the French
journals, bears the same date as the President +
Emanc patton Proclamation
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, WASHINGTON,
September, %, 1862.
GENTLEMEN You will receive by the mail
which will carry you this dispatch evidence
which will convince you that the aggressive
movement Of the rebels against the States re-
naming faithful to the Union is arrested, and
that the forces of the Union, strengthened and
terminated, are again ready to undertake a
campaign on vast scale. If you consult the
newspapers, you will easily perceive that the
financial resources of the nsurrection decline
rapidly, and that the means oil raising troops
are Exhausted.
On the other side you will see that the fnan-
cial situation Of the country is good, and that
the call for fresh troops, without which the
material force of the nation would be seriously
crippled Is being promptly responded to-
/ have already informed our representatives
abroad of the approach of n change in the social
organization o: the rebel States. This charge
continues to make itself each day more and more
apparent.
10 the opinion Of the President, the moment
has come to place the great fact more clearly
before the people Of the rebel States, and to
make them understand that if these States per-
SYST in imposing upon the country the choice be.
tween the dissolution of this Government, at
once necessary and beneficial, and the abolition
Of Slavery, it is the Union, and not Slavery that
must be maintained and saved With this OBJ
jet, the President is about to publish Procla-
nation in which he announces that Slavery
will no niger be recognized IN any of the States
which shall DO in rebellion on the first of Janu-
airy next. While all the good and wise men Of
all countries will recognize this measure as a
just and proper military act, intended to deliver
the country from terrible civil war, they will
recognize at the same time the mod ration
and magnamimity with which the Government
proceeds in matter SO sOlem and important.
am gentlemen, your obedient servant,
WILLIAM Ii SEWARD.