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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-16
COMMISSIONERS, notice.

w r. tbs subscribers being duly appointed by the Hon.
w Probate Court the District of Westminster Com
misioners receive examine aud adjust all claims and de-
mands Of all persons against the estate of Nm H. uNhs-
WOOD late Pntney in said Districts decelse and all the
ams OF the deceased exhibited in oset thereto hereby
give notice that from the 18th day Of Nov ID
1862 are allowed the creditors to present their claims to
said Commissioners for examination and allowance, and
that We viii meet that purpose the dwelling house OF
r. W Palmer in said pntney the ID day OF February
and the lGth day Of June 1868 from o'clock p. until
4, on each Of said days
RICHARD WARD. con.s
10 FRANKLIN AUSTIN, SO-1 Z
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-16

dark days of its adversely. Maj Page was
one OF the few who never faliered in zeal
ously upholding the institution he SO well
loves when the simeon Of Anti masonry
swept over the land, and well deserves tile
compliment Mt the hands of his brother Ma
sons. The presentation was made in the
presence Of the Lodge by +. d. Campbell,
and was accompanied by appropriate re-
marks.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-16
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

VVrE the Subscribers being duly appointed by the Hen
w Probate Court for the District OF Westminster Tom.
isioers to receive examine adjust all claims and de-
niands all persons against the estate of ES A ~ EA.
YER Rockingham in said District deceased and
also ali claims and demands exhibited in Offset thereo and
six months the sixteenth day of December inst being
allowed by for hat purpose do therefore here
by give that win attend to the business Of our said
appointment, at the clearinghouse Of Hm j Putnam IN
Rockingham in said District the first Monday in Ma
1868 aud first Monday in June next from one clock
r. Nj until fonr o'clock p NJ each Of said days
H d. 7. GU HING, teo,nraiss;oners
S0LoN PERRY !
CHARLES SMITH. Admir-.
Rockingham, Dec. 35th. 1862 I'd
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-16
STATE OF VERMONT, / The hon

ST At r OF ' Elk MO Vt. Inc IIul FTo0aIe ,,uuI,
DIST. on WESTMINSTER s. for Stid listIet ~ az
persoIs interested ia the Estate Of JAMES obONNEisb
late of Putney in said III trict deceased testac Greeng
Whereas Walter p Richardson. administrator WITH the
will annexed Of said deceased has made appbfation 10
writing Il said court representing that il would be bench
ea N the heirs aud persons Interested In said estate 20
se the whole Of the real Of said deco ased situated
Ia said putney and being the farm o. wh'eh sara aese
and pras ing Cor license 70 sell the same and hath bioni
into thc consent and appreciation IN WFins io
[ $40 ~ Nh the heirs ana levisces aii deceased, ard
Of the guardian these who minors on are hereby
notified that this court viii decide upon sad application =
the sssion thereof be held At the o1ee Of benz W
Dean 81 t;raftoa in sd district, the nrst Meinesy OF
February 1863 when anu where may be heard IN
the promises II You ft. BENJ. W DEAN, hes err
Grafton, Jan. 9, 1873. 90
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-16

liertenont checked him with bis drawn sword
/" Stop, Sit! Go back 10 your regiment you
Internal coward you are not wounded
"For Heavens sake, lei me pass,' implored
the fugitive;"I know I'm not wounded, but
I'm tsartuly aemoralis idP The royelty
Of this peal won the day; the Fire
Zouave was allowed 10 90 as far from under
fire as lie chose,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-16
CAMnRsDGE mAnKET.

Wednesday Jan. ii.
AT market, TS4 Catleahout 100 Reeves and 50 Stores
consisting Working oxen, sch Cows aud two aud
three Odds.
ty Sc rs 0l $50; quality, So 90 Goo; third quail
ity, 81 90 q $50; ordinary, 5000,
Working Oxen-S00 q 90.
Cows and Caivcs-s20 81 u ~
Yrariugs none two ear ods SIS q 20 three year olds
SO a ~
Sheep and LaInbl700 at market; prices, in lotsSi00
a 4 80 each; extra 500 n 6 90; or Al "a 81 y h.
Hides. u q Sc. p II Talow, Sc p Us
Peits 81 IS go each. Calf Skins, a Oe u j'
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-16
A SPLENDID
Residence and Farm
Fer Sale at Auction, in Westminster.

THE subscriber having decided TO make Califer-
mia his permanent redeaoe will sell his property, both
real AMI personal, Public Auction on SATURDAY Jan
arv 3lst 1868 1oeiack NJ the premises situated
on the Main IN Westminster in one Of the best OF
neigh horhoods within three minutes walk OF the VI Valley
Railroad Depot Westminster and about onet9ufth Of
mile from the Cheshire Railroad Depot ia Walpole N H.
Tbe bripes were All built in 1889 and consist of up
right Hou e with part Wood house, Carriagehouse
and Barn 80 IS all built in modern style, by supe-
ior workmen and the best material Good running wa
ter at the house and barn The work Is dome in thorough
manner the ubserbsr expecting to make it his home
The Farm coutains about TN EIVB ACRES of the best
Connecticut River land the highest state of cultivation
Any person wishing small farm, will cot end It's equal
Also. at the same time and place, the following
PERSONAL PROPERTY
slverplated Harness 1-aofk Harness, Parlor stoyel
Cock Stove three years old steers ears old Steers
100 bushels Corn about tons OF Hay lot OF straw
and Corn Fodder.
Any person wishing to examine the premises before inc
obtain information to terms OF can 10 50
by app ying to Ebenezer Brigham, the premises
CALVIN o. BRIGHAM.
syeat.ar,s tor We, & sos2
"a GEORGE Resi-, Aactioneer.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-16

TERRIBLE SKATING AcciDENr.-- Teen
ty.secea Persons Dropned A very mourn
tu catastrophe happened at IIaspersyille.
Broome county, n. Y, on Monday. A
pleasure party of 81 ladies and gentlemen
were skating on pond in that vicinity,
when the ice gave way and q Of them
were drowned.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-16

last week, was a success. Tue teachers
from our village schools were most of them
present, we believe. Among the addresses
were, one By j, S Adams, the Secretary
of the Roard of Education, who always
delights his audience, and another by Gen.
Phelps.
Remember the Levee of the ladies Of the
NJ. +. church, at Wishman's Hall, on
Thursday afternoon and evening OF next
week.
The Tribune almanac is cut, and brim
full Of the most valuable and interesting
matter, including statistics from the last
census, which ought TO he in every family
Of the United States, chronicle of the war
during 1862, election returns, &c, &c.
Price 10 ce,ts. Address "The Tribune,
New York" or fad them at the book stores.
We learn that Capt. 4. r. sabin, Co. c,
9th W., has resigned his ofiice on account
of i'll hfa'rh.
c. B. Eddy has removed his law office
to Kings new building opposite the Bank.
Mr.. Aaron Arms has bought Mr.. Nut
tags new house, very pretty dwelling
built the past season, just south of the
Island House.
0. F. Woods has opened his new store
in his new block at his old stand. where h,
was burnt out a few years since. His new
/ apartments are very commodious, neat am
( convenient. lie still continues his bnsines
ut tie store just moth Of the post office, a
formerly.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-16
STATE or VERMONT.

Leroy Pierce Nourse, Ma WtFpuAM COUNTY oouRr,
& Co. and Trustee ! September Term, lsoz
Whereas Leroy Pierre of Putney in said County, brought
his action the April Term of said Court los against
Joel Nourse aud Peter Harvey Of Boston, County OF sui
folk aud Samuel Davis Of Worcester, in tbs County OF
Worcester all in the of Maachuse un
der the Arm Nourse Mason Co. and declared against
them upon the Common Counts of i'taebfatas dSeN7p
demanding 500 damages. and also summoned Leonard
Blanchard said Puney, Trustee OF said defendants
Which said action being duiv entered 10 Court ana II ap
pearag the defendants had not had personal notice OF
said suit tho continued for notice to said defend
ants to September Term OF said Court 1852, at winch
Term appearing that said defendants had rot yet been
personally notified OF aid suit it ordered by the curt
that said case continued the next Term Of said cou
to he held at IN and for said County the second
puesay of April. 1913 that the plaintiff notify he
defendants Of the pendeney Of his said suit and OF the
Term Of the Court TO which the same IS continued oy
publishing the substance of his writ with this order
for hree successfully in the BEIIows FALLS TIMES
printed at Rockingham. in said Windhan county the
last publication be least six weeks previous to said
next Apr Term which will be deemed sufficient notice to
said defendants appear and make to said action
Ii TYLER, Clerk.
JonN KlMBaLL, PHI Is Atty. IA
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-16
STATE OF VERMONT. The IIqu. Probate

STATE OF VERMONT The Hen, Probate Court
DIST. wEsrnnNefER, y :, Tor said District, 10 ~
pei interested 10 the Estate of MARSHALL sPtdNu
hte az Grafton deceased. Greeting.
Whereas the widow Of said deceased has made application
for an ssinment her OF the personal estate OF said
deceased and also for the appointment Of commissioners to
assign dover ia the real estate Of said de-
ceased hereby notlae that this court vii decide
upon said application the session thereof 70 be held at
the Office Of Ben W. Dean in Grafton In sald district on
the first Wednesday OF February A. d. 1868, when and
where YOU may be heard In the promises Il g.
BESJ W. DEAN, Register.
craron La, O Isgq "a
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-16
COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

WE the subscribers, being duly appointed by the lion
w the Probate Court for The district of Westminster
Commissioners receive examine and adjust all and
demands of all persons against the estate OF NATHAN
III HALL late Of Grafton in said district, deceased, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in oset thereto ana
six months the 81 day of December last being allowed
by said Court for that purpose do therefore hereby
give NoTicE that will attend te the business 81 our s
appointment at the Store Of George NJ Barrett N Graon
In said District on the first Saturdays February an May
next from one o'clock p NJ until four o'clock, p Ms on
each of said days. llhAIss nlh4f ;, Comrs
G. ". BARRETT,
Grafton, Jan. 5, "A. 1883 "a
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-16
For Sale at Auction.

THE FARM known as the "FRENCH PLACE"
/ 10 Grafton, Vt. viii be sold at Public Auction, on
Saturday, Jan. 81. 1868, nt o'clock =. M.
on the premises The Farm contains about 80 acres suit
ably divided into Woodland, Pasture ard Iilagc dwell
OF brick also Barns aud other buildings. arc
upGn the place and situated about one mile West OF
Iioughtonville in Graftou
The will be positive and possession can hegVen April
1st. 1868. ,.,
ed of L c. MEAD, Of Brateboro ort
January H. 1853. "a
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-16
STATE or yEnMoNT. i

STATE or VERMONT, The Hon, Probate Court
plsr oP wEsiANsrRE, for said District. To al
person. Interested In the Estate ~ JONATHAN ~ fLf-
TENGlLi, late OF Grafton, dcceased. Greeting
You hereby notified TIA. his court Viii decide upon
the owauee VI the arcopnt Saliy ettonfe and I'd
ward A. pettene administrators % said estate and de-
distribution OF said estate among tho persons eni'te
thereto, the thereof be held AZ the office q
Reuj W Dean In Grafton IN said district on the st Wees
day OF February, 1868 when where YOU may te
heard ia the prvmiseslf yon at.
So BsNJ. W, DEAN, Register.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-16

We have disagreeable news from Gal
weston. On the LIST our blockading force
was attacked by number OF Rebel gun
boats, and contest eusued which resulted
IN the defeat of our forces, the capture of
the Harriet Lane and the destruction of the
flagship Westfeld. We lost number Of
valuable officers, Commander Renshaw a
mong he nunbe,.
Some fifteen or twenty negroes taken at
the battle of Murfresboro, were Immediately
shot by the rebels; they were with the
teams. 1t is a fearful crime against race
whose wrongs cry TO heaven. But if the
rebels will follow the example of the slave
holders Of San Domingo, wemay anticipate
similar bloody horror, ike them they have
began ii a, d if they follow it up the game
will not be all on one side, but they and not
the negroes will be responsib fer a reign
of terror and blood which shall involve the
innocent witllthe guilty.
-Four or five secesh loafers in New Haven
CT. caught in a recruiting Office discourage
ing enlistmeuts, we're handsomely logged
the othe day by sn equal number OF men
attached to the station.
The apparent mildncss of Gen. Banks's
rule at New Orleans has encouraged the
rowdy rebels 10 show their c5lors, and they
are fast becoming as bad as they were be-
fore burly Ben. Butler put his strong foot
upe n their necks. 1t may become necessa-
RI TO send Gen. Butler back to the Crescent
City, so that its populace shall be made tc
haul in their horns again. 1t Is the sheer
est folly to deal tenderly with such hornets
who oushtto be crushed prenptorily.
A New Orleans correspondent says
most remarkable affair occurred recently
in the former headquarters Of Major Gene
raj Butler. Capt, j. c, Mcclure Of Gen
Banks staff, who had occasion TO enter tht
office, found rose lying upon one of th'
desks, and taxing it up to smell its fragrance
he no sooner applied the rose to his nos
than be tainted. 1t is supposed the rose con
tanned poisonous powder, which cause'
the inseusiblity The flower has been Sc
: cured and viii be aralyzed by skillfu
! chemist.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-16
Cavalry Horses Wanted.

TIE SUBSCRIBER WILL BUY
At sprinafeld Vt. Wednesday, January l4h 1886
AT Clarcmont, H., on rhursday, January lo'hi
At Charlestown, n. IT,, on Friday, January 18TH
At sa xton's River, Vt, on Saturday January 18th;
AZ bellows Falls Vt, on Monday, January 18th
Horses to BE- fourteen half hands high and upward,
To weigh from nine to ten hundred and fftN lbs.
WI. II. WARREN.
January eth, 1863.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-16
srArrr ov VERMONT, rhs llon. rlaAale foarl

STATE or VERMONT, The lion, Probate Court
DIST. OF wGsrNINsrEe = tiarsaia District 10 al.
persons Interested the Estate LEVI JONES late Of
Pntuey, IL said District, deceased, Greeting,
Whereas instrument purporting % be the last will and
Sauent OF said deceased been presented the court
here by H. Fuller OF the executors thcrsn named
for probate hereby notified that this court will
acidc rpon the probate o. sd instrument, at the session
thereof to be held the oee Benj W Dean. Ia Grafton
in said district on the hrst Wednesday Of February,
1868, when aud where yon may bs heard N the PREMISE
n YOU see ft BENZ w. DEAN, Register,
Grafton, Jan 8, 1858. 66
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-16
Deaths in Putney in 1892.

Hitchcock, Sherman f., Feb 25th, aged IL years
Winslow, George, March LIST, aged Il years.
Hitchcock, Ahbie, April 9th, aged years Gmonths.
Brooks, David April 22d.
Demng, Charlie, May 10th, aged years.
-, Mrs. May 2lst, aged 40 years.
Aldrich, George, May oath, aged months.
Campbell, Clark B., May goth.
Whitney, Miss T., May 3lst aged 70 years.
Pierce, Emelne, JUNG 9th, aged 10 years.
Crowley, Katie, July 18th, aged i years II mos.
Codding, Mrs. Martha, August 2ls, aged 63 years.
Clough, Harvey August Odd aged II years.
Perry. Russell August oath, aged "A years.
Fuller, David, August 3oth, aged 10 years.
Pierce Johnnie b, Sept 9TH, aged years mos.
Keyes, James, Sept. 18th, aged Gs years.
Eaecan, Maggie, Sept 10th. aged years
Foster,sMary, Sept oath, aged 20 years.
Wellman child of Mr., Sept, 25th aged years.
Houghton, child of Elbridge Oct 4, aged year.
Pierce, Miss Nancy, Oct. 25th aged 81 years.
Houghton, Alanson, Oct 24th, aged Sc years.
Morse, Mrs. Harriet s., Oct. 27th, aged so years.
Kathan, Miss Nettie E., Nov. l7lh, aged l6 years.
/ Thwing Lorn, Nov. 25th.
j Robertson Jennie c., Dec. 18th, aged ? yrs. mo;
| Upham,. Harriet. Dee. 18th, aged 81 years.
4 IIatilan, Charlie, Dec. goth, agcd3 years.
Page, Frank r., Dec. %, aged Is years.
Thwing, George, Dec. "a aged 5 years.
puffer, Isadore b., Dec. "a, aged 3 years month
Townshcnd, John, Dec 30, aged so years.
Thwing, Nellie, Dec. 49, aged years.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-16
For sale OF. to Let.

THE WOODEN FACTORY and Machinery
Tor the manufacture of Wooden Goods, together with
the boarding House and House attached thereto for
Inerly owned By j. F. sasyer situated about one
fourth Of mile cast Chester village and half mile fen
Chester Depot having into the hands OF the under
signed is nov offered sale to rent reasonable
terms. .
with little repairing, the Factory can be PIT In mmed
ale operltiou al little cost THOMAS WILLIAMS,
A. 4. BALD9IS.
Chester, Vt, Ian. ], 1855. ~ A
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-16

AGREEABLE AFFAIR IN ATHENs.-Of
Friday evening last, the friends OF Rev.
o. r.. Edwards in East Athens made him
a visit TO manifest their appreciation OF lis
labors with them, and Notwithstanding the
disunion and war spirit in the country, there
prevailed at this gathering union and The
heartiest good feeling. The Sabbath school
children, through their superintendent, pre-
sented barrel Of flour, wLish was ac-
kno wiedged by tbeir pastor ia very neat
aud appro friate speech, in which he told
them ttey we're the t'oar Of society The
ladies beautifully ornamented well filed
table, aad after receiving the usual benefits
tberefrom, and singir Were going Home, >
the company separated, leaving some thirty
three dollars as their gift, and feeling thai
I ii had been an occasion of much social en-
/ joyment
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-16

. DEMoRALIzED.-Atth the battle OF Fred
ericksburg, Fire Zouave--a stout athletic
fellow-came rushing down to one of the
bridges and attempted to run over IT, 4
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-16

7 ARGE BOX STOVES. suitable for furnaces -
vssiny Homes scscsI osans 80 cqftac CASTING
I'D shoss e-zses and Doors cr sugar work eani.y o.
isnd BY 81. = = tiAhh-
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-16

FsRr.-The Picnic says that desiFue-
tive fire occurred III Marlboro village on
Monday night last week. detroying dwell
ing house and other buildings belonging TO
the blacksmith in that place. The name
of the blacksmith is not given. He and his
wife barely escaped from the flames with
their two children in their arms. All his
private papers, clothing and family yaIua-
bles we're lost. Loss $1,000. Insured for
5000.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-16

WILMfsGroN.-At the annual meeting
of the Wilmington Agricultural Society,
the following officers were chosen for the
year ensuing j. Higley Resell President J;
Oliver Preston, T5sce President; D. Gil
bert Dexter, Secretary; T. Gorlan, Jra
Treasurer: Horace L. Tanner, Seth Is.
Barnard. o. b Lawton, Israel Haynes. and
Stillman Alvord, Directors. Volney Forbes,
David Bills, auditors. The meeting was
adjourned to Jan. 3lst.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-16

A DESERVED CONFERENCE.-The menu
hers of Golden Rule Lodge. al Patney, at
their January meeting presented Aal. Joel
pace with a handsome Masonic Apron as
testimonial of their appreciation OF his la
bors for the. upbuilding of that institution
net only IN It's prosperity, but through the
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-16

aDEMocRAT1cn BALL.-The "demo-
cratic ball, oyster supper, and dram-drink-
ina. at Saxton's River on Thursday night
last week. was a slim affair, politically, ex-
cept the last named exercise, which was
decided success. The machine was run by
the Bellows Falls secesh, as usual.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-16
BLANKS, DEEDs,W RITs, sc.

ORIG AGE Warrantee. and ouitclaim Deeds, Jnstices
w County Court aud Attachment Arts. Grand Jurors
Az THIS Off 2.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-16

ExcuASGE or STAMrs.--All those who
have postage stamps which have been used
for change, and thus Income soiled can now
get them redeemed a. the Post Office at
Montpelier. 1t can be done any time dur
ing this month, after which such stamps
viii not be received for postage, and will
not thereafter be redeemed. The stamps
to be redeemed must be separated by the
owrer into The several denominations fall
three cent stamps together, all ten cent
stamps together, &c.) Zach parcel must
he put in wrapper, and on the back OF the
wrapper must be endorsed the amount Of
the enclosed stamps. Tie several parcels
must then be placed in singe wrapper or
envelope, and on the back of the envelope
endorse the amount of the whole lot, and
elso The name OF the owner. Send them &c
\ the Post Master at Montpelier, and in re-
1 turn you will receive receipt for the same
They will be examined in the order Of theii
reception, ana for those that are adjudgea L
have not been used for postage you will re-
ceive an equivalent in Government notes o.
. postage currency. Such As are adjudgs'
10 have been used in the payment Of poslag
will be destroyed-not returned.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-16
SOMETHING TO WEAR
q. Il. NEwCOMB,

One Door South of the Bank, Bellows Fails, Vt
HAS recently returned from Market with an ex-
Ii teusvc assortment of 0ENJLEMENfS FURNISHING
OD emf racing the fabrics of the best manufa urcrs
of Europe aud america Consequently there Ia no excuse
for any oneben in the sad plight Of Miss Flora Mcfnsey
when She had " Nothing to wearN
All garments ordered at this establishment made Up
under direct personal uperyon OF the proprietor who
hitherto enjoyed very high reputation Cutter and
PARTICULAR attention to the making Hence those
appreciate clothes that fit neatly set look grace
full and becoming and thoroughly made, win do well 20
call at
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-11
Sending Rebels SOUiii.

Loud and bitter were the complaints that
,I;I,,.,l ,,.,,....,. ,,..,,,, ..,,t s,,y, l,r,,,
N'''''' 90 P'' W. '-''' '.y"''' ''' "
the war From Nashville Memphis, St
To,,;s G,,, E,,,,,,,,. o,,l .,,.,, oL;, 49,,
'"''' - '''' ny ''''' wv" INV 90
well rs Maryland and the District Of Col
umbio pnt,ri,us r,L,ls ,.Lor,G,y.l .t.,l.o
'''''''' '>''' '''' ''''' w. '''''N
the oath, ana continued to spout treason.
vcrc sput bevond tba FcdnroI limos omopv
thclH 'eirihg southern brethren, VINO llrst
horop thn palna of hopishopnt Ou, cou-
plalht against Inc 10 NuN'IHHitht iS, lhat
if did NOT do enough Of this sort of bust
,,. l., 1--e a., J,,l..., ,,...:,.l ~ .l..,
HISS III no. INC "uN'HV I-i'"" vi 'HC
Revolution. when thousands were t0rmaking
,,..,,.., Mil, E,.,,,, n,i.,;,, and ,,;,l go.
P'",' WIN ',''"', "'' '''O' '"'
against the war, the Legislature Of New