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Power of Rldlcule.
Ii sinners ence thee thou not, but withd,.
MS SELF from their company"

sinners ence thee consent thou not, but wthdg,.
myself from their company
: | was once called says venerao!s
clergyman, to visit young lady who was
said to be in despair. She had at some time
previous been serious aud it was hoped set
her face Zonward. In an evil hour some OF
her associates, gay, pleaSurc-loving young Ia
dies, called on her to accompany them to
ball, She refused to 60. The occasion, the
company, the parade, the gayety, were all VI
terly dissonant with her present feelings
With Characteristic levi'y and thoughtlcosne.s
they urged her, ridicued her Methodsm,
rallied at the cant and hypocrisy OF her spirit
uai guides and finally SO far prevailed that
with desperate effort 70 shake off her con
victlons ami retain her former c4rna securi-
ty, sne exclaimed, Well, will 20 though
am damned for it, The blessed Spirit in.
medialeiy withdrew his influences, and be free
from the body of sin aud death, succeeded o7
turns The calmness and the horrors O! despair
Instead of the bloom and freshness Of healt1.
came the paleness and hsggardness OF decay
The wan and sunkcn cheek, CHASTITY and gIag.
ing eye, the emaciated limb, the sure precur.
sors OF approaching dissolution, were there
The csresses OF friends, the suggestions OF al
tectlon, all were uuheeded The consolation.
OF piety, the last resource of the miserable
were to her but the bitterness Of dea,h.-
When entered the room and beheld her pas
and emaciated form, and reflected the ravs-
ges without but family Swallowed forth the
wreck and desolation within, I was almos,
overpowered. Never had | conceived -
vivid au idea OF the woe and misery OF those
who have quenched the Spirit, proposed
prayer, The word threw her into agony
She utterly refused. No eutreaties OF friends
no arguments drawn from the love OF God or
from the tullncss and ireeness of atoniug blood
could prevail to shake her resolution. | left
her without being able to find single avenue
TO her heart or To dart one ray OF comfort
into that dark bosom which, to all human
view, was soon to be enveloped in the black
ness OF darkness forever. Never shall; toy
get the expression of that ghastly couotenance,
the tones OF that desparng voice. The iu
preston is as vivid as though it had been
yesterday. ., that all the young gay
thoughtless ones, who stihe the convictions Of
conscience and repress the rising sigh, who
dance along on the brink oil utter rcprobstlou
and despair, would read and lay to heart the
warning which the last hours and death Of
this young lady are calculated so forcby to
make
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-02
State Convention.

\ Mass Convention OF the Freemen Of Yer.
mont, will be held at Montpelier, ON the 9th
day Of July next at eleven O'Clock, A. NJ. tc
vomnatc candidates for Governor, Lieut. Gov
.erncr and Treasurer, to be supported at the en-
suing election.
All who are in favor Of sustaining the Con-
'stituton and the Union. and Of supporting the
Nationa! Administration in the present crisis Of
the coentry, are cordially invited to attend.
IL. HENRY BAXTER,
J. GREGORY SMITH, Republican
Il. w. CLARK, State Committee.
GEO. e. SHEPARD.
June 5. 1862.
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Il DAILY FREEMAN

Will be published at this Office until further
notice. Two editions will be issued, one to be
ready for the mail West, and the stages that
leave Montpelier in the afternoon, the other in
The morning in season for the morning mails
Each edition will contain the latest Geographic
news to the time Of going to press.
The Terms will be,
$4,00 per year, or 81 90 for three months, to
mail subscribers and those taking the paper from
kle Office.
$500 per year, or 81 ,25 for three months, to
village subscribers-paper delivered at their
:ouses or places OF bue;"ess.
Advertisements inserted on reasonable terms.
Orders are solicited. G.. W. WILLARD
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APPOINTMENT. We are sratifed to earn
that Col. Stannard Of the 9th Regiment, has an
pointed Robert G. Hardie Of this village Drum
Major Of said regiment. The Colonel is 10 be
congratulated on this selection, for, Bob is
full Of music and military and will make the
best Drum Major ia the Vermont Brigade. -
Picnic.
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RAS.-We are having enough of this COM
medity now a-days About every day brings II
shower or an all day rain. Vegetation is look
ing huely From appearances we shall have
abundant crops in this section OF the state.
-BeaninQton Banner
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u1NTPELIER. VT
WEDNESDAY, JULY 2 1862.

HAVING CHOSEN OUR CAUSE WITHOUT GUILE
AND WITH PURE MOTIVES, LET US RENEW OUR
tRUsT IN GOD AND GO FORWARD WITHOUT FEAR
AND WITH MANLY HEARTS.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-02

Gen. Sgel, it Is now stated, il TO take com
mand OF the army corps lately under the lead
ership of Gen. Fremont, Gen. King upon co'-
sulsation with Gen. Pope and the Secretary
of War, having determined to remain with his
command under Mcdowell
CHITTENDEN CoUNTx.-The County Conyen-
ton, in Chl.tenden County, tuesday nomlna-
ted the following ticket
i; ;AS I :S sS3sE, senators.
1 HY1sEw u WARNER As.,tan, ,udg..
T.E. WALES, Judge Of Probate,
TAFT. states Attorney,
NJ FLANAGAN Sheriff.
h. $. RLODGErT, High Bailif.
The Convention passed resolutions approving
of the policy OF the Administration,
SHEEP MIR. A, w. Barker Of Hydevil le
who by the way is an amateur farmer, having
LETT trade in Connecticut four or Ave years ago,
and purchased splendid farm in Castleton,-
sheared three Bucks the present season which
yielded as follows one buck FIVE years old "a 4
pounds one buck four years old l. - pounds
one buck three years old 20 pounds, making in
all 81 Sd pounds from three bucks. Consider
ing that this is the first attempt Of Mr. Barker
at sheep Using, the resulto his experiment is
worthy of mention.
Mr.. Barker has u farm house, model cot
tage,-which cost fifteen thousand dollars. Hs
is building the present season a barn at a COS,
OF fifteen hundred dollars. --Rutland Herald
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APrsINrNENs.-Hesry s. Watkins has bee.
Apprentices Postmaster at East Patnsy, in rlass
ID David Stearus resigned.
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PkRsosAL. Lieut.. d. l.. Sharpley. Of the
Burlington company, &C.. g. ID Vermont
Regiment, has, on account ofill health, resigned
Lieut.. A. H. Weed lie now in command q ths
company - BsrGsgton Tipses.
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For Thi oslocj Dsmserp,.
l2ru ME REs., fosTsi.s MosHor. !

JsnuaFl -plns i0N-
DEAR FoLKs AT IIosk We arrive At
this place. IN tho Constitution, from Boston.
on the 10th. and have pitched our tent. on
the sand teach. about - rod. from For r--s
Monros. The men were - weak aiic hs-
ing nineteen days on board the ship. tia,
they cpuld hardly walk when they went on
shore. For twenty day. we liVc'l on hard
rc,d anl coffee. The n'en broke nb the
ship. store. and stole sugar aud syrup, and
about 5000 worth Of li1uor-. We are get.
ting better t.s, The hr., question the nen
asked each other. after they had piphci
thoir tents, what vas the neares, way % the
Fortress ia ease the enemy .hosld attacs US.
The contraband. appear - ,Bjoy hem
.al,es. They say that they arc U.si 'sll.
and have enough - eat and drink The
for,rv.. !. 10, fortified as supposed twas.
Four men o'.var could come 10 anil laki,.
They are building battery On the eastern
angle Of the Fortress. They have a nun ber
OF scccs.ioni.,. whc.ling DIRT here and % the
Bipnr. n one ! nw ,. specimen %
Southern chiSalry. ! pity the rest lie
pants were made fron coG.e bags b. ,ad
on an old beaver hat bis ooat ~. mids
from a meal bag his shoe. were unlan vel
skin. and take him altogether be- wa, q hard
looking fellow. lie told me no va. irrsiei
=. we'll a. any man in hts regiment Tl~y
had hal but one suit Of clothes for nlbs
months. and no pay. bat ,wico, since hs N.
listed. and then In Cinfd'raie shin. plaster.
worth 81 ecnt on dollar. which CDn'ster.
hts agents go round and pay the soldiers
Waiter Poor. oi Andovsr. u here ~ !.
n Lieutenant in the lOlh Cavalry, New
York.
since writing the foregoing 80 have al
hard northeast storm We we're Obliged
90 remove our tent. for fear Of heipr ~ h.
81 away by the tide IL was raining very
hard sll the time. and We were wet u,h
and through. The men took cold. anl macy
beng ,ick With tho msa.le,, VI INV hivs
.om- SEX ones in the tents. There arr 80
now sick with the measles, Ahi 81 MIRO
With ship frvsr, The men Are now living
we'll ON oyster. aud clans. W. now aid
then get chance at the vegetables that are
broush, Tor the officers. Wesipet u care
this place soon. CORPORAL.
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SroCE JoRBiSG on rnE Trent ATrAiR'
The monetary article of the y. Y. Herald
says.
"Tbe British government, KEEP, the To
e.ipt OF Mr.. Stewards frs, DISPATCH 10 Mr.
Adams STATE secret, impar'ins It's tenor to
only fee privileged pcr.on',rni the Ro'h''
child. and one or two others are thus IN
den,ood TO have cleared somc'bin: like
million sterling by operations. FIRE, Tor the
fall and then for the ri's. A careful study
Of the movements on the London and Par'
stock exchanges during the pact month. and
. comparison Of the tenor and dates OF the
dispatches with the articles in the British
ministerial organs. would -se'n to justify a
suspicion that stock j,hblDg had agood deal
to do with the Tren, Juror. !"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-02-07

Eu..Kr o. StII4I>yENnlST ca COEsvs
Suyuls Ils >.syu4 AgHa.i G,p,El 81 ,i'e
S4Y.r.uJsuI,uI 10. Caa.,.Ju > aJoi, h.. 1osn
Ilac,l "a Ogr hand, By Caps. G. IL. Ripley.
TDc Superintendent ArgsDs ,hs iu,Plrraues
OF or ,asr,hel Common ScaoJ. system,
10 which be zee, the irvas cause Which ha,
made great 49, patriotic aud Igos NoTsh.
while It las ever bosn unpopular ~,Ih the
lr,si cratic south. Complete tables ,ibib.
~ summaries .! rs,gru' .! toWu odierr'
comparative rank y! IosUs asI plantation.
IN amlgas VI money Easss4. anu atseDdanos
Of scholars anu a.so-a li,s VI tie litsr'ry
institution, Of the state. vis. u. "a Stale
tics.
Many topics Of Importance are discussed
a, length. Tie tod. the aggregate eIrendi'
iure Tor the ot,5lts Of education, Tor tie
year rs..chv. the sum Of $50, Oj2 ,i2.-,ery
much !.Issr than aHy OF all o,Lst branches
OF e1poniiiurs, m tune VI peace. To. Nor.
ma system ia trial 10 this State he think.
does not answer sLe required object Of train
ing te4cLsr-. aud rec.mmends that thre. to
sys b. designated. each to receive CON.
pen.Atlon adequate 10 cause u to devote II.
~h,!s attention to TIA. objsct. lie says no
appropriation = 'KpesIel. Sbe prvssn, year
CO.. the.s ,eAO,ls bat recommend. an ap.
prlprag,0n fsg County Institutes, the nsiI
FA.i.
IL reply To resolve OF the lac, lecls!a'
ture. requiring han to report wha, lesrsls'
ton b. Necessary. relative TO the changes "a
seanoI Books, BE- ,ucey.I. the plan adopted
in Vermont. Th- State bOsrd have adop,ec
bOok,. ~h,sh are to b. used for q term o.
years TIL. ensures the Publishers Of ta'
~ors. adopted. steady sale. ribs the Pob
II, Of box agents. and the board have Ell
fec'ed a liberal 'ii,'oun, in prices in eOn'e-
quenee
Relative to School Supervision. he eng
get. iha, tc~n. eject their men a. Scboo
Comm,ttes One Of th,- the Bard shal
sprOin, supervisor, TO have the whole car,
Of the schools. leaving the Others to act .,
advisers in ea.e- when the action Of q fol
bOard !. desirable, as in discipline. etc. A
section Of the statute J. published, cuttin,
OF all .eeesh,is. By requiring all 'cachers e
,mprvs. upon the minds Of children " low
Of country"
The reyor, indicates a thorough tno~l
ec,s Of the coadlu,n Of the schools. TO nc
quIre which has required close attention Il
the duties Of the uIhce, on the part OF th'
Superintendent, We hore that years o.
peace will enable Nc TO carry out bic tvi
IDENTIFY cherished plan. Of well estsblishsd
system for Normal aud Agricultural edoca
nop.
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Zoe the oslotd D,m"srst.
For the Contrabands.

IN the recen, repor, 81 Dr Robert wae
to the Sanitary Commission, one Of the nS''
practical questions Of the rebellion i 'st
io',h. va bow, properly, 10 clo'he AID
care Tor the - coutrabsnds " n, FORTRESS
Monroe. nunb-rips about fifteen hundnd
individuals, men. women and children. "
whom .iI hundred are women An orir
ha, been issued BY Gen Wool 10 the ef;n
TIA, oaccr, ari citirn. Who employ lie
negroes shalt ray ,hom At the rate u eisi
dollar, month for The met, and four Do.
lar, a month Tor tie Nnmtn, deiuctins
enough from thai suu 90 pay for rropr
clothing. Those not thus employed are pail
ten dollar. month by ths Government. -
who's, employ they are engaged, and fui.
ni.hsd With quarters, ra,iOn-. and clothing.
tho expense It the latter being d,dueicl
from the ten dollars. The old men an,
boy- ar paid Eve DOLLAR a month with "a.
ton. and clothing The Government partly
supplies the men with clothing. bu, furnish
e. more cor the women AMI Children, anil
no under clothing for any Tho r'plr
show. that the quartei- arc still Insufficient.
and tia, ,he.e people ar painfully cro'dd
Mr. n y. Marsh, ofSyraeu-'', y. Y. hn
been appointed Chief Superintendent, Of con
trlbanl,. Ani he appeals 10 the generosity
Of all Who arc disposed 70 improve the con-
di,ion Of the refugees, by .cndinc old orner
clothing Coz women and children. and an.
dcr.garment. Tor tho men. Those who 10
not ehoOsa o. end directly 20 Nr Marsh, a,
Fortress Monroe. are directed 70 end their
contribution. TO SIR = g. shaw. ll2 and
~ broadway. New York CRY. where
room. have Le,n gen rou'S granted for tho
purpose by the New York Lie Insurance
Company.
"II .one Of the many ways IN which
eyory one who will. may help On the good
cause. AMI uls not only at fyrt Monroe
thu, lLs all all ~ neoici. A, li', a. our
Gag advances. the necessity will b. GRATED.
Deserted ~ their matters. or 6ylns to-
IA. which they believe ~ b. the IA: u lib
ersy, the responsibility OF caring lor them -
thrown upon w. Weusither can nor ought
10 avoid Il. We must direct their industry,
and We must .es that they Do not suffer
Our duty !. not done when circumstances
have fred them. The long Arrears Of IN
iury 60 a race are not settled quite - easily
But the QUESTION '' manageable now and 1t
Will b. eur fault II u becomes unmanace-
able. IL 1. not the fault OF the poor con.
,raband. that they are cold and hungry.
L., u. elo,be and iOed them remembering.
a, tbs holy tide. that The King shall an
.uer aud say unto them Verify 'iy unto
you. inssnach as yv have done Il unto one
o, the Iea,, OF these my brethren. ye have
done IL unto me-" l.. b. \.
Ando,er. Jan. 18Th. 1862.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-02-07

FGos EvBorE. Tho Europa arriyed al
HALIFAX. Friday. The news Is not 'mPor'
hn, The papers continue to discuss the
American question; and now the original
matter - quietei, eritici'o the dispatch OF
Mr.. Seward. The proclamation forb'dd'n:
the expectation OF certain articles has been
revoked.
Contradictory report. come from France,
though |, /. believed the Confederate Com
missioner. will not be received.
Two American missionaries, Parker and
Holmes, had been mastered by the Chinese
rebels. near Cheioo.
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The famous Ericsson battery. recently built
m New York has been launched. aud will
be ,e.,ei n.It week. by the terms oi the
contract. the government is TO paw nothing
TOT tho vessel unle-. |, proves to h. capable
Of the amount Of resistance 70 sf"''efy
claimed by the inventors. IL consists Of I.
circular iron revolving turrst. With covered
nor, holes for the guns. She also carries
two 100 FOUNDER r'aed guns. 50 Armngsd
,ba, The sunnsrs are perfectly protected.
n an enemy should hoard sh' vessel no harm
could come. ,incs tbey could neither con-
troll her movements, nor reach the crew,
while the 'b,rpshOO,ers within could pick
them VG, without danger.
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Tux SrHIEL,sps. novel. By the author n
Rut.ise New York Carleton. Pah
li.lu.
The reader. Of Rutledge. who followed
with lt,en.e in,er,., the de'elopmen, OF the
plo, Which r-.al,ci in the harpino-. OF the
unnam,d heroine. will leave the rrc.en,
volume with shade Of disappointment.
The story excite. strong interest but
thu. !. iudcly checked 10 the terrible md
assigned 10 each q a." p'rs)ns who have
BEEN iu,,oiuc,d 20 the reader. One. only.
n clergyman Of the Church Of England. Of
q, m prin.iple. AMI uprish, lite, hut without
the energy 10 iml-l him TO ,hinE OF act ~
yond the pale Of doctrines ct down hy the
church. Il left TO erpY what novel writers
consider reasonably hsppy emf TO life
which hat hitherto teen bcr,i Of all emo
ton.
For ah by Bailey { NOyo', Portland
Price, Sl,25
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-02-07

]. g Ricn. E,q.. Of Upton, who is we'll
known TO our readers. !. no, = man who for.
ects. in the enjoyment. Of bn Wild woods
luIuries. tbs tastes OF others. So this week.
he kindly forwarded to usa box Of splsn-
did trout, from Lake Umbagog. -speckied
bsauties. as fascinating to the eye A. to the
palate. Let him b assured that, conden.ei
in this paragraph. are expressed the thanks
Of any number Of persons Who dipsd sump.
,uously upon the contents Of the hox.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-02-07

Benjamin Weber has been appointed p.
NJ. at Sweden, instead Of Beprmin Nevers
removed.
Monday, January 27,h, the snow Was 40
driIted in Sweden tina, Z. ". Woodbury.
Was Obliged to &c, out Of the window to
open hi. Outside doors. Ia the same neigh.
borho,,d Jane. Stone wa. obliged to get into
che lof window Of his Stable to feed and
water HE hor-e.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-02-07

Iii. beloved the representatives OF the
Commi,,e. on di.loyal person. will cause
the dismissal OF Maj Ma ynardier. lie was
the facile i,.,ru,nen, OF Floyd in sending "a
the big gun, to Ship Island and Galveston,
which were -orp-d Ivy the people Of Pitts
burg, las, spring The matter was brought
10 the notice Of Gen Scott. Who speedily
eoun,crmand-d the order. and kept lao FIRST
elias. Columtiad. on, Of the hands Of the
retels.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-02-07

"a. 49,, .,.,t 8s-,l aid IN c~r,ain d.
,.,,,. Atom, Al. ,.c,-.i,y Of ignoring all
49,, ,,.,s. and uniting Tor The rrc>ersa-
90 ~. I,;,, AVID IN, suppression Of
,.,r,,,. W. a-rc- ,ha, party should ~
..h,.t,,.,. a eoyp,rv. Hot ,here are or.
m rroG,,.ci Republicans. and certain
o., ro.ra,.. and c~r,iin men Who have no
,.b,.-,l ,,atu. ssc.p, the nominal suTpor,
49,. 90. p,...gr,, Lincoln. aiaint.tra-
"a, .bo- Vic, taking Or writins upon
,,,.r.,,,., inca, much more than they FL.
r., ,h..,,vi..mrl, ,hi.. that II
r,.- h.l,n,. the Republican party, and
.r.i-.. =, -,,.,n M, standing hItasA party
.-.,- ,.,i5n. hsat nc, crs-c. - be a Pat.
,--
S,s .b,rH rt. ~ khrw WY the
r,.- ,l,,,, r.-ty +. r.t a I-ir- r,,rty. and
q, .,..aUn,,, rs-,v. 80 iartf-r inquire,
90. An i, stand .p rss vav - tNs r-,.sr.
,,, "a ~ me U-,1-' The men o. whom
.--.sir. t,,, an oht--, 'hay '.-'-s
,,....r,rI..h. Tb-y raIs airr,utIy AGAINST
.,. ,.,.,h,.,,. rrt ,bu.s them ss,ause
g., stand ~ their ald party landmark. !:
rs, s, though man cou.d %, o. a true
t',, man and r-tsia NJ. Oh T,r,y stand
49, IRE tru. ,s-r,t with the, nen 'siht-
-tI.y rriva,-Iv le1., tAa' the oii demo-
,.,,... ,,yty i.t. only rar,y th,t can .ue.
.,...f.II, PILE 49,. COUNTRY. Al thp, We
,5.r al 70 o. Destruction url,., that or
..,.s,t,., a.,,, ,..se. i-,o rover. rht-
r.,I ,,... .l ,.,ir hostility d, R.rub.
49,, w., ,,.r ,,fk "a, Arav Jp.on
,,,,, :, .nnr,e. -. lo,.l men m the c,un.
-, b, ,.,s,,ar,.,rr,c,ion Of the OH dem.
,-,,,, ,,,,, Al VIA, l,-- unie,nea,h
al i. ne s..rc Of ia-- ncu T. return 20
49,. and ar,i, =. their f,,. into he pub
n, c-,h rn,,i.ts- whole Oft
T.. doctrine. url rriasirls- o. tie Re-
NM a, p.,,v 40. i-,irc,sle. hsncr the At.
,.c,. ur,r it4r. mad, ~ rai.ln. false
-u-. Their motive. and principle. are
or mi.y.rr.s.,,si ,ri hl.,f.,l We
s..r ,is AN, odd rs-, ,s.; IN. rr,n- from
-.e,t~ru traitor. ari northern a1acb',ce.
- lie Ia,,tli,,, r..r.. about C,-rilon and
P..l.r.. All a 'ittI. .su.i n fref-..e-i dis
MT. ~ho or,rf, d~rI,r. The Cun.,,tu-
I'D, b. "ar ~ .r,-p, With d..,I and a
s,,,,,r, with he'll " ~. s.p,t,, IT,. o.!
th,-4 men A.. tecr,r.i 10 ~ ,hg sentiments
Of. r-,,n,,-,p r-r,- Now a.. - men,
VI, t,.v make m ...- ana similar charges.
.r,u tDsv are ll.e. The eva. R-rabl,.
can rArty which elected AJrAbam Liucoln
Psy.id.nt. !. the rlrty that rOso up AMI
hurl-i lIom pgvor ID -et Of traitor, under
,bs name Of e,rl--4',. under Who's rule
,,,. ,.rv nrr,f., .i.H,,n ,rs, ,ais.a is,o
he TIL. sane Esrubnean par,v eIrellel
a.. t,,i,,r, and r.t,l. from tie White
u,g.. II. d,-n,r.,ie r,r,y ken, such
rt.l.a. J,g. pi,i, an! John Il. FLOYD In
tie Canine, :, r,fr and hs,ray "a. aud /,
~ the g.publi,aa rarity 10 drive them
Oh, Ne, ,be.e =, conservative " declare this
~
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An order recently issued by Gen. llallsek.
rrquirc- the prr-ii,n, aud Professors OF tho
University q Missouri to take the oath Of
allegiance 10 the United States and states
,ha, any a,,'mp, TO teach before this ' done
will - military offence. H. alsp recon.
mend. all clsreymen, professors, teachers,
AMI al oiEr,r. VI public or private in',iiu
,ion.. ir favor OF the psrPc,ua,iou % the
Union. % Gle their oath with the R,si'itr
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stephen Post. of Owl. Head. was found
frozen AMI lifsle.. on q hank near the shore,
In the Geld of Mr. Barnard InerAham, at
Rocklaud. On Monday last. H. VA. iniem.
pera,s. and VI. probably intoxicated a, the
time Of h, dscSa.e, as u JUG and TASK 4
liquor were found with him. lilo VA.
single mao. 10 years Of lss Gazette.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-02-07

The Asr audaSiou'ly declares thEt the
Union cannot b. restored until the Dsm5
oai, parry - rc.in't',,d IN power and ia
tie f,cc oi ,h,. uit-nnc, pitches In with
moro force than consistency, to ,hn.s pa
PR Who propose to abide BY their rrinci.
pics. Tie denuncia,ion. Of Tho Age will
pas. for ~ha, they are worth, wherever tho
sheet Is known.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-02-07

On counting no-.. in the U. s Senate, !,
1, stated thu, the votes in favor of excluding
Bright from tbs senate will be large enough
to effect the object, The rebel .ympa,birer
~,il thus find his occupation gone. lie AZ.
noupce. that he will appeal to the people
and address them 90 long Us they will hear.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-02-07

CSIoS SrTnENy. Amopg tAe Letters
captured by the federal forces at tie tait!e
OF M,l SpuIg, wgre i5und nuHber o! NAL
liar, dispatches. lie ara IN the shape Of
hpJsls ~ I,ll,SoEsE anl ,ae Wa, Depart
nspS. They show 'aAs The rebsl' are great.
iy troubled BY the Uoionisu', Who are rep
rsssn,.t TO b oi sd courage. aud ready
81 any moment 10 saAe Up sru. when as
sursd VI all irSu toe LiucOlni,ss The DIS
patches slsa nprv,eas Ia, roiOn msn are
leaving Ea., Tsnnes.se, daily, fIr the G'an.
s.ins ADD 70 j,in the army ~ Kentucky.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-02-07

W. ". Gould. Of Skowhegan. Ne. has
made an improvement in FIRE arms. by which.
with hall an ounce Of powder, he puts IN
ounce hall through thrre eishths bar Of
refined iron. so say. the Clarion.