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War Intelligence.
LOYAL MICRO WHIPPED TO pK,rY.

LOYAL MICRO WHIPPED TO pKAru
a letter from Cen. Hooko,s division d,,.d
Jan. 10, SAYS, O''' o''eo
one OF the most cruel and a,rccio,. Ill.
Hio oaiuhous slave. master was neypo,r.,J
one samuel Cox, living Ave nils, L.iN,'
Iouaeco, who is said TO 10 an an. Stata
po'enlatNe, returned rebel the ctp,a,n ~,
~. y company orgaDzsd for the robJ srn, "
out dlsbanded 10y tue rebel troop,. and ,',,',ty'
uAnL Trader. Whom Col. Dwisht. r,bo gxo.i
sl'r bnsace, secured tnat por ion nC ,bo -
Wy WIN his regiment, Jack Sc,orrins. a a.
repro, ehted 10 the Colonel that u ami bi,cnU
ni,i,,u s'es s, u'l NcretN large amolnt of ammu.
ui'i'n i ana arms, and, t.ue enough. tbe.o ar,..
an9 anmuEition Ntro found Ia a. - 5,,,ui .'i'
siu "a an adjoining marsh. The .,;,n.n,
uSh'u Gown 10 tts present nc amman, ,Lo,'a
'uu.oP; JACK joined them and tbis 80
SOU oioVen miles frum his homg. CIx d.rsI
.SI Vlaiu' u MS save, ant under tho pror.,r |
~ 10 Nond not harm tho slave, ho va, az |
.'ht cred ur 20 hun, bot ,ot without s',Ii.,,I,,.
~ the men protested Sud tufci d, re.cua. 80
wen az 'ihctr tOie up, aLd dtclire. n, -
e,o't &c ntst msu hit srniu I .,C,,,J 80 -
t''. m'' % ei' dun thus ~a' th.smar roturnoi,o
u"i uHEc ~ an Va e. ot IN, o. itei \ .g w
pieh was the -twNd o. ,i.i....,,.n. "i"'
NoS' the IaHtd font. t.r, "a, m, ,',ht
" ~ "i 'uCu At .alIl rll, IT,, No. -
!, +, u.IAb u k,tp uP ,oEiud hin Mt,stsiS
!, y es'nvh' ho hs- on a pu- Of ,ocd -ho,.
49, &C it'hrl b.s 'udsttI = bon. nj -. |
we're ete gore, ard HI bletdi !. ftct vrre f'.,ns
70 VIfs'irg open hou coming in cJntac, ,e,,t
',ooiee p ., and stores lie h,d bocn tr,gsed ,I,v.
"a , nm nnee bchiud his mas sfs hpf., foer ~
!, -, "n =" VIE evening cut II o',I.t
IIusy' Ito tied him toa u,s .r1 cnii o'
,Nei'e'it tfankliu Roby, d a MAJ iv ~, ~
name Of luhn Robinson. TL.y c.mmsn' 'n%
'hlpplpg lin about ~ o'c'ock, and wbInooG
m lin nniI y click, three buurs tAkinr .pTo-
'..o ~. 'uo rhip-"hon one was tired and prssta
ess, ano her wo1lj apply IN, lash
me w y Toids he uttered, up TO 2oclrcl
'eio' II shali not live after this nnh -
Ga T%eal' ipie,d to lill YOU 20 sait GO
hr' Cox. s,it Eohitsou, he l. dyi",' .,N.
. Is not he 's s'oI hearted and 4 In'h, tai
can stand ~ much moio Ho, ,,iy, yr, ci
10 Ship lot ti5 blod upon my he'd " ,n
l'u CON. Tho iash vas ihen appl ed un,n |
Vt Two hour betoot tay. Aloi' e'ri"t III
was gu, oo"u, and ssuk g. ;hl Garth Insca.i "
y nc hnd on teW co.tun sljrl when tbsy
van 10 "Lip tim, and whon hsy vera ino, az
ore was o'hrg .tt o. 4 but ths rolI,r 80 hu
q rilshanu'. Thea commenced m. rpr,,r',
"n' 70 hnrE back sousiJili ", but All yy,s y, 81,
Nau. Tuoir unfortunate victim hr",,bo, WV ~"
last b'i'fo suudoWn on NuurI,v ovnrtr', W.
ln' Pensh'd loyal negro %, the G.Lis -,
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TIE NEW YORK SUN.
iDNEsDAY MORNING, FEBY s, 1852,
rhe New York CITY Pc,...

Ihe TRIBUNE tskes Mr. Div.r sav.,.,- ,
!. 's'h, Tor his patriotic lstter 70 Mr.. Dunn an
!. seS .nat the restoration Of the Union. OF
ns constitutional basis, would restore 20 Con
: s,Oes suca mon as Brockintidge, JEFF D,vi, and
nun o., who would AZ once establish relation,
win the Northern democracy. Out cor,or,o.,
hry frankly, If not traitorouslv, confeass, .b,,
ne has no desire for result which be do.c-iho,
thus dismallv;
inen, we who have honestly and oarp.s,Iv
tee.s'eo ana bailied their ambitious marhini
.ions wlll be made 70 sup sorruw. CrpI, ,san,
no'gnOo's as they are at Richmond aud Mtn,s.
SIS, We prefer TO have them there r.,bey tina, 4,
power at Washington, with a itillsS rav,,a,n
majority at their back 4! f"''"A"
Inc IiNts comments on the man is,., e.;Ir,.
on India to supply the cotton dc nands Of Fac.
llsh m msnufac urers, and avs that N. ten,
'.' England to obtain supply /, to drop eoou.t.
ung with the South, and throw tho weight Of
nef moral inhaenee on our sits, te aid Ia sun
pressin; the febolliou.
It's Wasbirgtoz correspondent st,tea ,b,,
h'Nih'r national feoling bssins to prevail at
the capital
a, a voiy great change has become an ,,rsnt On
Vnih Vih s0il'ct since ths beginning Of a., sos.ior
~ " ~ 'nAh 'on mtln bore Ot the House rould |
c'pa iUn. ''' u o'rNh'
Y IL Is very clear that the INN. iiate and mi.
tftal emancipation OF The nogroes Of cha Scuth
hu 'hVlt Incorporation into this free uhite Ro
pub c as a component part Cf on aocistv and |
ESNornmcnt, Is project far from the cea,em-
Ilauon o' the Republican party. what sitres
may be soi1,d hom rocusSut TAX payers ~ tho
ouG th-ard prrha = al NAV be sti-.d--Uiil NO,
oe IIeN"'ou 10 pJllti al All social relation ,hip
vain uo whites U the free North. nor y.t I,f |
q uegihded and pro ciibtd race TO be- tina aetf, |
OF rai acious whites VINO Will swarm in unop orJ !
oppiths thon; but they will 10 tho su1iscts q,
'ome Wlsa system OF pupllags and ccloniya ion
~ ~ nc sosn'9rln; laud', whore they cln at a,n tho
rau Uh'on. Wv A'Aorl' :
The JorRNAL or CoNuRcr condemn, IN.
eVolu'ionar, spirit existing among tho radicals ,
North, as well a. South aud rejoicos iu their
probably speedy ovcrIhrow. Il SAYS: a
We hold i to DO the most ssbltme n r,,,.., !
olilioal sp,ctacles, the present position of fbo
Wtcd Slt't-. a constitutional nation boind {
obeih'f nay absolutely crca'ed by a pieo of !
llchmeht, has in the field half a million OF :,
Dldiers, and that parchment remains the law OF y
nc land TO sOlciers and citizens. Such a scene .
ever was before. This is more n noble picture ~
u posterity to look back On than was the up. u
sing Of April. - ~
The minds and the hearts of Amoric,ps ars -,
ound the Cons itutiOu, and daily IN O trntb ~
comes o.o AID more manifest thl. the d,
I''lH III VIII have no radical advisors bat ~
cott ~ ned tnat the war sh AZ be- frat AMI ~
'' Ih" "OytTnncn tho Executive of the " "
O.. tHius ami The Ltys, alaia,t r.holIio,s OF y"
'! -l.'. The CJ1.ti u'iDu tf tho Initial
t.., ''t ~ ig roti. ul
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'"u h'"W1' ......... 90 a ex
nos, tI e.. Ciy rii' cured do. ~. Bed "onssry
mroS ib6 ~. Pime do, fiafi 80 RapanEcS
Western, s'oal2. Reef Hams, sii s0ssib. B.-
con, siu,- long clear. !. short clear, ~. Ha.s
To-. Shoulders, ?'iiH Lard, No. i,7kATkea
Kettle Rendered, = as Kegs, az. Ohio Bus.ars
llalic State, iG-ls. Cheese, Onto, eNNsc; s,sAs.
RioE-PainA, GIc. Caro'lnr, lax.
SALT-LiyorpuOl, ground, 10 Ashton, SI .
st. Kits, 30, Turk Island, JOGi,
SoAP--Castile. new, l4c.
BrRirs-sSles, R,-helie Brandy, - 6Ola TO- oos.
nae xIsI ~. Gin, fl,ttsl %. 81. CruiH Run.s
~ 0OI TO- whskey, 2s2iSc.
SuGAE-fair to g,ud refining, THaTN: bnxs.,
sales Cuba Thasb Buladoes, a New Or
leans, 9h; p. kico, 1kls'i; Siam, -. sDn ys1Ow
rchnci, 9NalOk sin WHITE lOAalo%; powdsud.
l0kall StuNts loaf, g.. crushed, ~ plU 4, circle
A; white A, ION; yellow, -.
TAILow-PTima city, pA. Western, bbls., ~.
TAFOCA-E. | I, l2 Ia.
TEA-5peculntivo demand. Ankoi, 4O.6O; CoANs7
Oulong, GGa6s; ConRo, Y. Tyson, sTasO
1lS -sties straits, "a BancA 9oha5s; plsseal
10 \, SiOaSiO 90.
ToBAOoo-salas Kentuc'sy, o1t5
wnALESoEE-oohotsk, Tsc; south Sea, 81; ArO,AAl
10.
wooI.-sacs heeoeA, b0ehs pulled, tSals; -
Irdh,, 30, Mediterranean, s3A9T.
FRHiaurs are lower. Flour N Liverpool, -. eA.l
wheat, ST. ships bags. Corn In shpa, TkA8. in
bulk, 7. To London, -four, Ss.; Whoal In ships
hags, l0i.
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RATrERsON,S FIrRNIruRE PACK.

\ IA EhoON y flhNllDhE IAth-
ges,ablishmsnt6IG Sixth av,near 10th at: an
tr.ch or ordinary furniture, pianos, pier or
1lasses, rich china and statuary, packed
ia In the best manner for shipping; large
ibr removing furniture in the city or TO the
N. B.-A. l.. u. has the whole building,
y ay, for storage Of furniture. fel 24~c'l11
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SOWING MACHINE OPERATORS
n NE labor saved by using READS Sew
ne Oh, Wholesale and retail, 81 the fao-
nnns ~ \. n naisLAction gllArAnsssdl
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iTED FEE AND CHLBLAINs-
LIEF QUICK AND CERTAINLY usIng
5Hs MAGlC CREAM LINIMENr. Dept
sLwiol st, and druggists generally. Price
lA2o 2laasloI
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STOCK FLUCTUATIONS

ADvANuID. r
II Il Isisn5'' Psro' ,0r'gon s. G. n PR I.
Nj - - IL Cen r..
Tenn. a. H'' n 3. a n lag y :.
'''' - NJ; ~ Central. \ =.
MY. Gen. r..
he'ropo'itAs ID y ..
SAILS OF REAL ESTATE.
: lot VII. tNr .hrt.a ds,.,,,..o.' : -,
ely '.ie - ~ nv, bet. llth ail iatI ~. az -.
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A WEEKLY EDITIo,.

= ssnr sss Nsv Ycs- sur issusd ev,vy ru..,.- a..
-. 'ne alsa' TWO cESrs sAoE. ti p- Issj
On. oous osScRrrrIors--rArD IN ADyAs1-.
Do. Ssss; T .:To q. TThrcs copss-, IL ..r N ~
~ spec,m.a sloolFive ccpis-. d.. Gss
oeni rom single rs,s' ~ Ersts DiscOun, q y p@
cents Tsa."o,', s,,SI ~ Ne. YosE "a. a.. nv 49,
Address n. s. BIHCH. g.. .'so.n.y- o.y- =. s-sssg
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|EWNG MACHINES-LADIKS TAUGHT
Fopwate On wheele0 n Wilson's AMI sin.,ors.
n ng machines; practice on shop work terms
80 SAlM ~. jA2O 2isl9J
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Total mixed. ................. ,Ipi il3
Ifupw any number of Banks should ~ into oper-
stion, under the proposed law, the amount or pa
per would be- increased tp the eNtent " their ises
and II would compete with tuat of the other Banks,
but inasmuph ~ that those Bluks, which arc now
secured 10y stock dep,sites, would SEQ ne occasion
" change their securities, and those nd secured
would decline the propoiIion, Il Is no readily per-
ceiyed how the Government in any way be BEN
eftt, 4 10y that law.
II l7 ol yiuuB that tic Government uItCS being
lesnl tender, the notes OF the banks would not be
payable IN coin, uut Ia Government paper, which
is not payable in COIN, aud the amount ni deprccia-
tiuu would be the greater the more remote the re-
sponsibnity. MI Hooper states that greater sup
ply ~ currency will be- required n meet tho Gov
ernmcnt demand lor taxes. Thi, no doubt Ia the
case in time of peace but wien in time of war
through stagnaut trade the demand for currency
falls on tho usual amount of currency
becomes excessive, hence the demand caused hy tho
tavos will mo- more than make good that which the
war las diminished. But the speaker stated that
specie will vanish from circulation, aud the g GIyeru-
ment cannot take bank notes for taxes. This Is In
tie character OF threat
Tho circulation ufthe banks ofNaw York amounts
to S2s,C ,COO,O 600 all secured On the United States
stocks that bear premium. Now on what princi-
pie should these bills lie refused Nr GJVernment
Dues when the hill under debate proposes " take
the Iutes ~ banks secured on T.. 5. stocks only in
Iuymeut Of Goyt nlnCut duesl
The whole plan ~ one that cannot acquire the
confidence - the public. Il H evidently attempt
at e,adns the manifest duo Of Congress- 10 face the
cSiit ,es " the war, by lcyying adequate taxation
and borrowing what IL necessary at the market rate
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PWIN9 MACHlNES-LADIES TAUGHT
10 operate on Singers and whsaler a Vyilsnni.
1ng machinee, by an old experienced ,e,oher.
6uce nl prr'oc' on military work, am other
r., and recommended ~ shSps .n,r I,,a,O;,',
II 81 70 81 90, a 50 Stanton a, near Allen, prl'
1 u"enhk' lAlB qA.rsI2O
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INKENNESS CURED.

NKENNESS CURED.
pR. zELL's NERvINE POWDERS.
|be given unknown 70 thei drinksr in aoaee,
|quor.
ale al 81 Division n, and 2i4 Eighth ave, N.
rs. HAYES, lT5 Fulton st, Brooklyn; }.
.E5r, 10 South Second st., Williansburgp,
hkhCER's, Pa Broad st, Newark, n. j..
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MARKETS.


A.., TUESDAY,, Feb. Z, iss8.
bs.iWitA, ~ '2'">oStEN -
S,S'.ss. S,,S"sa,-SA'e' fo,-, &c s7s Ps,r.a, $50.
y ,,. l''' ,''.' rthH,-i inT,t, gjS $50.
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W. BEACH, AUTHOR OF THE
|nerican Reform Practice, In connection with
.yHACH, have taken An Office al l4S Fan 34th
nyuss I'd and isd Avea. Office hours from Q
~, rAA . 70 p. 4. us 94ao'l0o
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NG MACHINE EEEDLES-GREAT
.'tlon IN prices Tie best and cheapest
, in the market, Al li3 Elm st., A. D, PER
. nuf.nurer. ia9s 24ac'll4
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1 GRATED BREAD-READ THE Fol-
~ corlheate from DR.. Willard Par ker. ''East
-. '. VI have found II Of superior quality in
,Cts, One desideratum attained Ia is man
IL entire cleanliness. g. far AZ hSys been
Hce'tain, 1t Ia eminsntly hsalthhil, ,inasnuch
Vans hone Of the products,or results of fer
N. WILLARD PARKER
etured - the corner Of Lafayette Place and
F"r sale everywhere. ja3O 6'll0
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[WlSG MACHINES - WANTED pFR-
sons who wish 20 learn W operate on singars.
is machines; terms only 31, and practice on all
% work; also come god sewers 70 learn ,be
AEON trade Inquire s9 DelArcs; "a, l.. S,m
us a4aasl 4
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WING MACHlNES-LADIES TAUGHT
~ operate on singers, Wheeler A. wiis,,,,s -, :,
mes ~ an experienced operat, r; terms J6 cen,s
Az kinds OF work. A.n one singor machine IN
or sale; price $40, at No. Allen n, near wa
r. ja30 2lac'l2s
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AN1ED-A GOOD HORSESHOER, Ar
Ne snop OF oiJOHN CHAMBERS Plr RicL.
staten lslard Apuly At TIE shop, near the
p ID ages. ~, a.int '''
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NJ POWER WANTED-wANTED A
fe room, or two rooms with twelve h. six
rss IoWcr, FOR manufacturing purposes.
y. w Box, 1896 +, o., with full prtiou-
size Of rooms, terms, DC, no other CONF
o B. viii be noticed. ieiG'll9
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ANTED-A GIRL TO WASH, IRON
and do plain cooking; none need appiv nm.
~ Recommended. Cal at igl Little Mont
" st, Jersey City. 6ri2'I5t
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r | " A n C. I A l..
NFM Yrar- r. l. 49,,

| rncN,... ''N"' 4" 'l'T Feb.
| ..,.r. NV wa ''4 active today, aud with
| e., t,...!' '''.'' '.' ltc.' we've Lc.yI with q,
.i,..,,,,' ," '''S Tie -pr'i " the m tkct has
u'''' '''eh
,.,...'".'' ',''' ''. H,d was m'c decided nd IN.
| -, vs. 'h' u''Fd' tn" California, f,rom
| ''''''u WI" 10000, which will ~, wi,l,rcld
'N'h'' lh' C'itorni, house, take nssne
| ''"' ''m' 'i 'it. latter that arrived by ,b.
| h,,, u" " were At hrst Refused payment In gid,
| ,,. q. " W., ''''"' To rcilfn the hilis, incur
''"h ~ l''t cent dana. "a, the gold was maid
i"' N"th"k' lur Havana, tax 1901 gtl in s,e.io
The exchanges 1T tho Clc,,iu,, A. No.. -,
flt.p 4.u.. IL .f....... .-. - WV
s,,,I,, a., w. 80 l'"
.lt., vs. Nv '''t a III lut the steam.
y ''"'"''""'
Tho New Nrk Life and T.u.t a.. t..,
Per CON, d,,lt.,-, '' ''' w. "'' declared |
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kNTED-3 FIRST CLASS OPERATORS
IN Wheeler & Wilson's machines ON sni,,
IN, Gown stairs. "a n. o5
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|RECRUITlNG OFFICE, $50 BROADWAY
Men wishing 10 lon scod regiments now in
nad, good opportunity Ia offered. bv CALL
1i y. ,aI $50 Broadway. slO0 bounty
-sVEkI L.iBLOWER,iof 6lst Re,yt N Y.Sy''
LguiAr recruiting ufhoer. ia ol,csioo
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NIGD-LADTES TO LEARN To or
.-sata on SINCERE whstlsr .ud wils,pIs 49,,
sWins machines learned perfed, in a ia,
-, and prN'ticc on sh,p work. till sA,s9,I
sl'o 'Ao olinUs fir sale aud ~ 'at-iS-
"a 1t, rcar M4ntip IaiT o. 80
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WANTED.

A ETHICAL FLOWER MAKERS WANT.
eo-ov girls 70 learn N make Artificial Flc yers,
sges paid while learning. Apply - No qee Ess,
srosdvsy, bassmsn, door. fet ssiio
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Picnic at Newport.

EDITOR STANDARD,-We had the
pleasure of being present at the annual
picnic celebration of the Newport Com
mon Schools, which came off on Satur
day, the 18Th inst.
1t was commendabe affair, and in
formal report of the exercises, we can
not in any measure express the sentl-
ment or picture the happy countenances
Of both old and young who participated
AT an early hour the schools from all
parts of the town came pouring iato their
appointed rendezvous, at the school house
in "Coburn District.
A large school from Coventry joined
Miss Golfers school of 6j scholars, and
the party at Lake Bridge, which added
much TO the interest Of the occasion, As
well as to the character of the delegation
from that direction.
The wagons conveying the scholars
were dressed in every variety Of style
and taste, gaily decked with evergreens
and flowers; each wagon bearing a large
flag, and nearly every scholar banner,
upon which was inscribed an appropriate
motto.
Forming at the school house, the pro-
ce,son, headed by the Newport Cornet
Band, marched to a beautiful grove,
where everything had been previously
supplied for the comfort of the children,
and the completion of the arrangements.
Located in their respective stations,
prayer was offered by Rev. M. Coburn,
Of Westfield. Then listened to an ad-
dress from Rev. Mr.. Tyler, which was
fclowed by sprite remarks from Mr..
Varney, Principal of the North Troy
ACADEMY.
Reforming, the procession marched
to the tables, which were bounliiully
laden with nearly every article ingenuity
and domestic experience could devise tc
CRAFTY the juvenile appetite and satisfy
the cravings Of the inner man.
Prayer was offered by the Rev. Mr.
Tyler, and the neatly arranged dishe;
soon became dismantled under the MIN
BILE touch of the hundreds OF hungry ap
plicants,-all soon trying TO clear the ia
, 5les, for there was an abundance at al
the tables, and in many places tempting
, loaves and dishes we're left unmolested.
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After dinner the children were allow
ed. for a short time, their freedom in the
grove, we trust, to "shake the cobwebs
from their brains in order TO be prepar
ed to digest more Of those sound remarks
they were anticipating, Gathered orce
more in their seats about the stand, they
were very ably addressed by Mr.. d. Nj.
Camp Of Derby, followed by Rev. Mr.
Coburn and Mr.. f. O. Pratt.
ln:erspersing the speeches, were inter
estng dialogues, by small boys, and sew
eral pieces beautifully sung by classes in
the different schools. In the last named
efforts, teachers, as well as scholars, did
honor 10 themselves, and strengthened
our high estimation of this healthy and
profitable exercise in common schools.
The band occupied the intervals by
dispensing its usual good style OF music,
and all seemed to find enough to chain
their attention, without moving far from
the stand.
Before dispensing, the following reso-
lutions were presented, and on motion.
adopted by one united voice Of the
crowd:
/ ~
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laLEAas COUNTY TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.
Orleans County Court.

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was ''s'''D ''' - ~.
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away VI '''' ,.,
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-. .an minutes
-. c's ,,,o oor. n leave there
: =, ,,sb car ,he door. and
H.. :, ,ha ,aor Of the Hall could not
oa,oa . ,ha vote wa. taken by rails
II .;,h, Lo,d
m, Chairman Mr. Colby) arose 20
~, H.. ,.,,o Raf,re doing SO. however,
-. ,,av.ot,,, would indulge
I'll, r.,o,rL A. for himself
and h. ros quite sure his friend Mr..
nl;.,t,,, f.lf The sane-there need be
.la,rv nm account at their feelings.
r. di.cordant and constitutional questions
we're brausht forward. he feared that
there we're men who would drop off
by the way. II they were united and
barmonidys in their action, he believed
all would pc well.
Tie vote was then taken, and the
amendment of Mr.. Willard was adoptec
amid the most uproarous applause
Mr., Nerdbam then proposed still fur
,hpr 10 amend the report of the commit
tee on resolutions by adding The follow
inc, which was adopted
Resolced, That the thanks of this Con
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NEWPORT, VT, July IA, 1862.
Orleans County Convention.
T. PALMER.


A mass convention Of the people Of
Orleans county, without regard to pas
a,l;,i.al o,foi,os or differences. was held
~. IL, - Lac, W.5n..dav IT,
!" ms E"''se vi i',' y VIZ VIZ e'
was caIl'u 10 oi'e' y d gu Z .o'''
Esq, and permanently organised by the
choice of the following officers john
p CHI r. nr..ida,t. HON. II
III. -.
Douglass aha ., ~ = d. ',''S' NC p'e'
dents; A A. EarIe ana l.. b''tl'e"' zee
retaries
p,avor was hon or. red by Rev. Thorn
49, r"'
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president appointed '"1 ''''o'.'7 ''.''
mittee on Notwithstanding II. Steele,
Judge Nye, Charles Robinson, N. J..
Sbpafe. Nelson Rand.
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AFTERNOON.
Adjourned till two o'clock.


Convention called to order, when b.
II. Steele, Esq, chairman of committee
on resolutions, submitted the following
report =
ResoIred, l. That We the people Of Orleans
County, 60 renewedly pledge to our country
and its flag our best eXertiuns, to the extent OF
our means, in men and money. And that we
will shrink from no sacrifice that is necessary 10
he made for the successful prosecution OF the
present war.
2 That we will cordially support the admin
stration in its effort to crush the rebellion, ana
will afford no aid to the enemy by destroying
confidence in our leaders, civil or military, Tor
ambitious purposes.
3. That while engaged in peaceful avocations
at home, we do not and will not for one moment,
forget our brethren soldiers from Orleans Conn
ty, now encamped before Richmond, and in
New Orleans, or wherever these men be on the
tented field and that VIC DO hereby tender TO
them our thanks for the noble manner IN wh'ch
/ they have conducted themselves, both as ON
/ GERS and men,-and congratulate them upon Tue
| glory they have won for themselves and tor US
| upon every field where they have besn called