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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-30

WASHINGTON, Dec. 20. The official informa-
tion received by the steamer this week from Eu-
rome refutes the idea of the probability Of any
disturbance of our relations with any European
power.
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gsY I,EHEGESAP I'll
TO TIE FREEMAN.


CHICAGO, Dee. 20. \ special despatch from
Cairo says the report that Cen Grant has fallen
back to the Norta sid of the Talahaiehie is
confirmed. The main body of the army arrived
at Holly Springs several days ago. 1t is re-
ported that Gen. Grant will open the Mem
phis and Charleston Railroad to Grand June
ZION and make Mempti8 his base Of supplies.
A report has reached Memphis that heavy
Federal force has assembled the Mississippi FROM.
New Orleans, the naval portion OF which is IN
der command Of Admiral Farragnt, that Fort
Hudson has fallen into Federal hands, and that
the feet has reached point twelve miles below
Vicksburg. This reported advance ~ confirmed
by the Vicksburg IFdtg Of TIE 18th.
On the ooh the rebels attacked the Federal
forces, $50, at Dawes Mills, six miles south o.!
Grand Janctvn. The rebels were gapusad,
leaving 20 de ID a1d so wounded on the isld.
\ number were aso carried eli Iho Fedora.
loss was tli1iog.
Tbs rebel y1n Dorm IL now believed to be
between Bol.v42 and ,hs Mississippi. The reb
els still! hold the road from Columbus.
New Ma4rd was evacuated yesterday, Part
Of the magazine was bioWa up and the barracks
burned.
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Attest.

We have just received reliable inlormatio
that the repcls were badly repulsed on Satul
dav az Dumfrlcs. On their retreat they fell
with our troops under Gen. Geary betwee
Dumfries end Walireen and were driven b
them south Of the road. They aimed to TAX
the direct road to the shoals.
They took the telegraph operator at Burke
station and his instrument, and burned tn
railroad bridge, an inconsiderable structure,
AccotiLk.
3 sides the fifteen empty wagons OF Colont
kellogg, command that iell into their hands
they took eight or ten suffers wagons, whic
they clme across, the drivers in nearly all case
having succeeded in escaping, by cutting tn
traces, mounting their teams and tyinG betor
them.
They seized all the citizens along their pat
whom they thought might give prompt infol
NATION OF tic proceedings They passed throug
Vienna about 70 last night, their rear guar
about 3 A. NJ. They had i've guns and abou
twenty-five wagons and ambalances, nearly a
of which they had doubtless picked up. in
Guiding the citizens they caught they were cal
rying of about forty prisoners IN all
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-30
December l. 1860.

STATE OF VERMONT, / In Probate Court holden a,
WAsHISGToN DI5rRrcr. IS Montpelier, the 10Th day
of D cember, A. ID. 1862.
IUSTCS KINNEY. Administrator Of ths estate r.
Charles Taft late Of Barre, in said district asJ
makes application said license to sell er
Of the real estate Of said De ceased representing thai
sale is necessary for the payment Of the claim Of
tha Tai. for the support in part f Igrher Taft end III.
wife the parents of said Charles Taft allowed ~ refer
appointed to adjust the between The said Cyn
tlia Taft and the hei,- Of said deceased.
Where upon, it is ordered by said oult that said .,
cation be referred to the l3h day Of I&npary H. r3
the Probate Office nMouti eer Or
thereon and it i further ordered, that all persons int,
csed be notified hereof BY publication OF notic"
pcaon and order thereon, three weeks SUGGEST, Iv ,
the Green Mountain Free man. printed at Montpelier be-
fore said time IF hearing that dry aay ann at "a
time and place, AID, il they cause, object Lereto
By the Court.
3G5fow Attest i. r. MERRILL J,dce
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Choir, Singing-School. Musical Convention
and the Home Circle.
WARD HAMILT

This book is Of series of Trennia production
made to supply market artifciaiy created, hut is tn
embodiment the fruits Of the ators of its autho
in selec lion, arrangement and composition, during pc
riod Of thirty year, devoted TO Sacred usic.
~ Special attention is directed to the fact that thi
book is printed from large, clear type, the object be
no how much could be crowded into 1t but no
well it could be done We have, therefore, ha ndso
open page, with but part staff, except in fe
standard, well known tunes selected for oongreg tito
use
Price, 81 single. per dozen!
Specimen copies sent by mail paid receipt Of
price. Specimen pages ent fr. appl cation.
OLIVER DIr-oN & co ublishers,
477 Arlington Street Boston
For sale byG, W. WILDE, Freeman Building.
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Probate Courts.

STATE or VERMONT VERNON, PROBATE COURTS within
id wll be holden at the Probate Office in Montpelier IN
aid District, Tuesday Of each week during the
suing Persons having business with said Court are re-
q ested to attend to the same said court DAYS
I. R. MERRILL, Judge
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-30

Opposite &. III. Wllder's MIL, montpelfer'
Where may be found at all timss good rment OF
Sash, Doors and Blinds also tubes for Cham Pumps,
Fave Spouts &c.
Planning, Jointing, Growing,
nd Teroning done in thu best workmanlike manner
While thankfully acknowledging constant increase OF
custom for the pa st four years would earnestly soci
,rsons who reside in adjacent to nonpelier, in
ant of the above articles to fail to consult me, in
erson or by letter. before purchasing elsewhere. 1t
shall be my purpose furnish good work at low prices
}. d. CLOGSTOT.
Nout1eiier March 1881
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Ebcs1eZer r.. Eaovcy's slstaGc.


THE Subscribers having been appointed BY The Hon
oiabe Probate Cont for the DIstlCt IF Pandoih,
onmissoncrs, to receive t&Gnn", and adjust all C1mS
and demands Of ali persons agIl 81 the estate OF kbenr
T. Hoyey, la'e Of EiooI1ic!d. in ,ad district, de
ceased in C eut, and the term If six monis1
frOm tn - day Ct Nov. 1872, beng allowed by SAID
Cunt TO the creditors # said Gccca>td 20 eAluH ard
prove their respective claims BIT lore Gye niiCc, Thar
will attend To tie duties Ct ap ointment al The
dwelling uf Avan Holey, -, in EoOAhe!d, in said
district on the second TUESDAY ol Jaupaty hest at 10
O'Clock in The III enoon On sand day.
AElEI. 81 i.NtNhl. lr
WILLIAM L. ChAMBERLAIN. W." So
R'""tfe'd 10" 1872 a + 'siH. -"
STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, he'd
said DetrICr, tie l-lh Gay Of DeCcUb- A. u. 1872.
instrument. ruroiu to he the last " III ana les
y lament Of kgIh Hoy late If Moutp cl ,hs"id distinct
deceased, tejng presented to lie CUmi hy IlHam W
Caldwell, the Executor therein named, for lrottt IL Isl
ordered by said Court that all pcrsol concerned Il elen
henoked appear al session of said Cuur To t ottnl
at the Probate Office, in Montpeer oulir 9Th day If Jan 4
uary, A. D. lsG and show cause, any They may have
against the probate Of said will Gi whith rIpoe il is
further ordered that copy of The record Of Tins older bel
published three weeks successfully nthe Green Monntal
freeman printed q" Montpelier p'evlonS to >ad time ap-
pointed for hearing. true copy Of record,
t364w3 Attest-N. A. CHASE, Register.
STATE VERMONT, in Probate Court held at
WAsHI G1oS DiSTMcT, IS. Montpelier, wnhIn aud tori
said District. on The oh day of December.A d 1872.
instrument, puponlnG 10 he the last win and Tesla
District deceased being presented to the Count by Muot
la ris, the person having custody If the same, Tor
Probate: it il ordered by said Cont, Mat all persons
concerned therein, be nutil appear 1T OF
said Court be holden at the Probate Office in Mont
PETER The 9Th day III January, 1868, al show
cause, If they may have, against the piu ate at said
Win Tor which nIpOst il Is iuther ordered hat ny
of the record Of this oder be published thee weeks
eessively in the Green Mo- main Te,nan, Ei, ted ata
Monpe Ter, vious /" said time appointed for heatng.
\ true copy record.
y. 4.
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STATE OF VERMONT, AT a Probate Court holden at
RA>ooLrH nisTRitT; S. Chelsea. "iihn nd Tor said
D'stict. on the 18th day Of December, A. u. 1862.
l. LIHU HYDE Administrator Of The estate of James
II Y Hunt ae OF IN, ridgs, in said district d
makes application for license sell al the of
said deceased and represents that the sale Of part
is necessary for the If bis and charges agaI
said estate and that pa:t cannot be sod without jury
to those inc rested in tn ma}nder:
Whereupon, II is ordered that said application be re-
ferred to session d SAID Court, to le lcd the Or
ange County Hotel in Chelsea in said District on the1
18TH day OF January neXand that all persons Interested
b. notified hereof by publication of this Uruer weeks
successfully in the Green Mount in Freeman printed at
Montpelier, in his Safe .teiCre tie time appoint asi
aors id for hearing that they may appear sad time
and place, and show il any tAey may have, Why
such license should be granted.
By the Court
fS65w3 Ates, j. r. CLEAVEIAND Judge L
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And jus! to pa: you on your guard ]
III give you, short and bri-f,
small hotel experience
Which filled ny heart with grief:
Last summer, at the Pavilion toe,
stopped a week or more,
And marked two - boot-ces'' every mora
Before my neighbours door;
Two boots with patent leather tips,
Two boots which seemed to say,
An angel trots around in us,''
They stole my heart away,
And often in my nightly dreams
They swept before my face,
a lady growing out of them
As flowers grow from vase.
But ali! one morn I saw sight
Which struck me like a stone,
Some other name was on the book
Those boots were not alone.
great tall pair Of other boot
Was standing by their side,
And of they walked one afternoon
And with them walked--a bride.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. %. The following is the
Stars version OF tic late raid
A rebe! force OF cavalry with battery sud.
denly appeared at i. NJ, Saturday, in front
of Dumirlos, then held by tAseo regiments OF
Ohio volunteers, with q section OF two pieces OF
\ battery. The rebels were first estimated at
1900 strong. They cul the wires leading to
Falmouth and attacked our troops, wko mad
three men killed, ana were driven cI
Information rc,ched here before they cut the
wires, this way, ard troops from this quarter
were Instantly pat IN notion to, # possible, cut
off their retreat 10 that end Gen. Geary
marched from Wolf run immediately to the re,
lief of the troops engaged at Dumlrles.
Afrer b ,ng wors,gd, before Gen. Goary's az
rival. The rebels pushed for Occoqnan where
thew had slight engagement with 1900 troops
stationed there under Col. Canty, resulting IN
considerable loss on both sides, our troops main
tanning their position.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-02-19
IMPoRTANT no soLDIERs.

Fam MANUFACTURING AT NORFOLK, VA, ~
place of residence the most convenient and comIo,
Bile Camp Cot ever invented and patented 1t affords W.
best chance for pleasant sleeping in camp yet I
When spread out you have excellent bedsiesG III
uattrass With head-6oard and piiiow-when folded "
makes Ch.f, table aud writing desk,-he pillow 'D-
head board making vaiise and portfolio. L,s
Mr.. henry j. BROWN, of Raleigh, is also n'ATSs
and selling them by my authority Price modsfse
sure not to buy before you sec ibis. al o,dsn
= also wish 10 sell County and State rights ="
promptly attended to-. j.. , . ,,r7rT
- -n, - Owner of Patent in Conf statS
Norfolk, Va, Oct. 90 1881.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-02-19
A DEsIRABLE RESIDENCE

IN ALAhANCE COUNTY, NEAR, THE CoMPANYS
--s@Ess.'' ~ . SHOPS FOR SALE. g.s
THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
SIS acres of LAND, situated three miles north Of
the Company Shops about half cleared the balance ID
original forest. On tue place is new DWELLING WIZ
rooms with fire PLACES in each ROOM Good orchard
fine water. - - -. ...
Terms accommodating For further information, ad'
dress me at Haw River o. N c.. or Z. Y. Alden. Esq
my Attorney at Graham. N. C. --,ox
Alamance Co., NC, Jan. "A, 1852. 5-3h.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-02-19

Spe ter Tragble6ed Captain Rufus T Ala. f..
Jonn wilson -, Seeond Ljepts A'ien, fns
DFyohn AsbeFd. CsPtaia; Rubert r Rs,n =.
lien King Henry harden, Second Lieut., s'r't Lieut.
Lieut.: Robert GapeII, Matthew T Coynagsam Fist
si.issis 80 ). s 0O''nston' SeconSdi
FaJo5hua Lutte, Captain; Daniel Med w.
Lieut. horace kUbards Daniel r Russn,eunt First
I, IT, r. Captain; john Rhe;r, r.
ae9rgs - iSwers Joseph " Stephenson Ser, crss Lieut.
H Noah Rush Captain Lorenan ID s SeS.'nd Lieus
Lieut. Isaac 6easd Nelson Fopkins SS senT First
Lieut. David Msg 9SR.sn Gergs DIaniopL ssg'
First Battalion, IN. C. Troous--I,c,~. -'Sa'a
man ;,a Soonei -, Lieutenant Colonel; paus
r, Company 4. Benton Strauge, Can't. Jo,
frst las john Fam. aoseIey % SscnIS DycLe
b-Alireu Bell Capt " b Addison SGS,nd aeuts
Joshua Byrd WIN aobrooks Secood s,rst Lieu
.C-hogh Il Davidson, Capt Samuel ! q vS'
lieut. Paschai Hughes, sylvester R aount FRS.
!, .p-Ambrpse Gaines, Capt jackson sh;.
Lieut. I'M Allan James Bearden, SecnrJ PIlan First
L-James Bryan, Capt.. George Bristol pi ineus
A.osrl Lea'hernan James W 81 carer Sao Sa Lieut.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-02-19
STATE AND MILITARY
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT N c.po, -- >

-"rf Il,
sAdJufant Generals oe
FIVE REGIMENTS OF VoIENTB, ~.
80 me %ar are wanted To make nm NJ. Et KS FOR
quota vi ine TIny OF the C,nfeder.t 'CaronaS
bounty OF FIFTEEN DOLLARS ,'ar states; TO whom
the STATE and FIFTY BY the ah VIII be paid bv
: Ihls NUMBER Is expected to be ra>ad - p'AeS
as poSSiote; ana Companies at nros no as little elar
hieda'ey report TO this Office Tb Iii anizIng will i'm
G2npanles or lndividuas and wIan iii De received BY
oefea tour officers will be COMMITS 'i company Is len
per- appointments will be given AZ Ill; with less nun
.oriy men FIRST lieutenant for Captain for
- me me hI'ita VINO have been ordered m Ia.
CAT SUI avail themselves of ana to be in
1919 p'o the volunteer Service and us opportunity Of
Nv DID, 70 their respective Count;ao er SO do
za,-.- J. G MARTIN
"a Ali papers in the State iro. tAdJuant General
- 49, l4-*4t
-. - .-.+s Adintsn1 S IN, N. c. TROOPS.
+ =, s.. y 1eneraEs Office,
GENERAL ORDER, NALtlGH Feb. 9Th, IsS2
4ne unuers,gned announces for tba irf
as his Staff: rorceS, Tue following OFF,.
70 M J,su,e9 9 Colonel Gordon Asst .ai
M2 youn DeTereux, Quarter Master 'u'@nt UeneTal.
Malor John c. Wnder Aid
IaJ'r Thomas Hugg Cummisssrp
euigeon Richard B. Haywood
General in chef of North CsroIind IN IN,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
N0TTrE!

NOTICE.
NORTH-CAROLINA,l
Granville County.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
II whom II may concern. that the nth day Of Feb
ruarv next, at the office of William e. Banks ESQ., at Pitt
syiyania Court House. the State Of Virginia shall pro
coed to take The deposition of John Andrews And that on
the 22d day of February The house of Robert
E. Jordan Co. at Catawba, the County of Halifax and
Peter Perkins, And that the 25th day of February
next, at the Office Of Elisha Barksdae, Dr. Attorney
shall proceed to take the deposition of Albert Meeks Al
which depositious, when TAKEN viii be read in evidence
behalf of the plaintiff in pending in the SuPe
ror Court OF law for Granville County and State of NORTH
Carolina, wherein Sarah T. Thornton is plaintiff, and
Lunsford A. Paschall is defendant
Jan. @, 1862. -.,-, lO-+6t
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Thrty.Sixth Reg, IN. c. Troops.---ArtiIIery
-. Colonel -

. > OO'oHSi1
Major. -, .t- :. =
A-Samue Bunting, Captain Samuel R Bowden. Da-
vid Bunting First Lieuts James Post. Second Lieut.
B-Thnmas Perdie, Captains Robert NJ Derane, Henry
C-John Hedrick, Captain; James Stevenson, Jas
Cumming, First Eeuts Jas r Higgins, Second Lieut.
D-Macum McNair, Captain John ) Macarthur, John NJ
Mckimmon, Fist Lients; Archibald MeNair, Second
Lieut. -..g. -.. ..,-.N -.
E-James Mayo Captain; James NJ Draughon, Law.
renee Lancaster, First Leus John Speight, Second
Lieut. , 81.
F-Jobn Richardson, Captain; John Melvin II W
Hudgins, First heuts. R'W Tarom, Second Lieut.
Thirty Seventh Reg, On. C. Troops.--lnfantry.)
Charles Lee. Colonel; william NJ: Barber, Lieutenant
Colonel; John Bryan, Major; VIM Nicholson, Az
First Lieut. Richard g Goodman William Stuart Sec
Opd Lieutenants. =. & -. - T.. ....
B-Jonalhun Horton, Capt; Jordan Cook, First Lieut.
Tbos ID Cook Andrew Critcher, Second Leuts.
- C-James ii Potts, Capt |; Th,s Wilson First Lieut.
James s Johnston William Osborne, Second Lieuts :
D-John Ashcraf Capt; Jackson Bust. First Lieut.
Vachel Chairs, William Gaddy, Second Liputs ~
E-Wm Farthing Capt; Paul Farthng First Lieut.;
VIM Shull, Harvey Bingham, Second Ieuts.
F-Cbas Hckerson, Capt. Sam'l Shepherd First
Lieut.; Dan Clary, VIM w Beard Second Lieuts.
G-James Reed, Capt. Robert l. Steele First Lieut.
Joel Brown. Daniel Austin, Second Lieuts
H-Wn |. Rankin, Capt Geo w Hanks, First Lieut.;
Wan Morris. Henry c Fife, Second Lieuts. =.
I-John Harrison, Capt Rubt Oates FIRST Lieut., !,
Moses Hart. JULIUS J. Price, Second Lieuts. ssSs
K-yohp Boss, Capt Lowry Grimsley, First Lieut.
VIM Halsey, John Williams Second Leuts r
Thiriy-EiShth Regt., IN. c. Troops,--Infantrs.)
William j Hoke Coionel; Oliver q. Dockery, BiAuten-
Uaupany' A-Adeiphns G. MOsely, Captain; David G.
hcrrisey, First Lieut.; Aisa Brown David NJ Pearsa
Second Leuts. Ess.s
Lieut. Augustine Blackburn, Lewis F. Haues, Second
Lsuts 49, - ."
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E-Jeremiah II keeler Captain; Jehn Gibson, First
Lieut. VIM Patterson, David NJ Corzlne, Second Leu-
tenants
F-George Stowe, Captain; Robert A Hauser, First
Lieut. John Anderson, Bartlett Bayle second Lieu
tenants. %.
G-Robert Wooten Captain; J d Calais, First Lieut..
Richard Eppes, Wm Massey. Second Lieuis.
H-Wm M b Swindell, Captain Wilson Farrow, First
Lieut.; John w Williams Jas w Hayes, Second Lients
l-Wm Parker, Captain; Riddick Gatn, First Lieu
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-15

John Van Buren,. son ofthe late ex Pres
ident is said to be in very delicate health
He has been invalid for nearly two years
Col. Colburn. of Gen. McClel'an's staff
telegraphs that all civilians, correspondent
included. are now excluded from the lines
Of that army.
A Paris letter says the Mexican expedi
ton has already cost $4,000. 900. francs, OF
nearly f3. 600, 900 sterling, and 900 meu
are 10 the hospitals or dead.
In the erection of the great Exhibition
building. 200 tons Of nails were used, which
upon fair computation. would give about
333 million nails.
The Chicago Journal says the bankers OF
Cincinnati we're so much alarmed at Nor.
gan s raid that they sent 80, SOC, 900 for de-
posit in the Chicago Bank.
When Great Britain fought Napoleon, she
made Bank Of England notes a legal tender
and the premium on gold rose SO high thal
2l-shilllng pieces rose to 27.
A semi annual meeting Of the New York
State Temperance Society is to be held as
Saratoga Springs. on Tuesday and Wednes
day, the Goth and eth iusts.
The rebel government, through its Secre-
tary Of War, has recognized guerrills war
fare. and accepted the bands Of marauders
who infest the border States:
The st. Louis Court House, which has
been in the course Of erection for IS years,
was completed last month. 1t is maenifi-
cent edifce. and cost 81, 10000.
The Chicago Journal says that since the
30th Of June last, over 5000 Norwegian
emigrants have passed over the Galena rail.
road. bound for MINI. and Wis.
Union College. at Schenectady, N. Y.
has conferred the honorary degree Of LII. D.
upon Maj. Gen. Henry Wager Hallsek,
Commander Of the armies of the q. 8.
Mrs. DR.. Elbridge Simpson, of Toronto,
CIV. and Friend. has raised ia that citv
500 for the benift OF sick and wounded
soldiers of Union army.
A large snow ball was made by q Young
man. July I6. from drift remaining by the
road side, nsar Roxbury. VI. About 50
bushels Of snow remained in che drift.
I'VE have thus Ear seen but one jour-
nal that is frightened at the recent order TO
draft men for the army. and that is the or
gan OF the butiernus Democracy in Hart
ford. Connecticutt.-IN. 7. Herald.
THE Kensuckians say that Wickli6s.
who went to Indianapolis the other day 70 |
enlighten the democracy" ~ By speech.
is falling into the embrace of the secession
lists of Kentucky and becoming q re,iler Of
the North.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-15

Keep az before the Peopze:---Tbat, when
this Internal war first broke out, and the
leading men Of the country were busily en-.
gagged using all their influence TO prevail on
men TO volunteer, the "6ne- grained -tous b
in-fbre" NJ. c. from this District, held back
and could not be induced to lift up his voice
to urge his fellow-citizens to assist in crush
ing the rebellion by force. He did not do
so mach as 'liit finger to aid in the work
of recruiting, until he was aroused through
the fear that bis popularity was suffering
by his course. He then made several war
speeches throughout the county of Wayne.
cloaking his real object THAT of defeating
Col. Meredith for the Office of Clerk, un-
der hypocri.ical anxiety to procure volun-
teeis!
Keep 1t before the Peopze.-Thas this
same II. C. who can love and sympathise
like woman appeals to his Congressional
record for . defining of his position. and
that record shows that he opposed the reso-
luton in relation to the object of the war.
&c. (see the Union PLATFORM and. that he
is still opposed to il, his last "card" cannot
admit Of any other construction; therefore.
Keep it before the People. that G. w Juli-
an, is NOT in favor Of the Union movement
to his record" to which he
refers his constituents, the movement is not
on proper basis" to suit such condition
al man as he Is!