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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-03

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WHERE'S, At tie an term. A. !, IoSF !, -.
- pistrtet Court q tie United efGfSS ~ ~
2 e Virginia Gf Whe6lInE q, inf,;.
5s1oa ~ nledoa 6ehalfof tie United $40 N
IHS eeEeot Or the Haid agSinit
tee poEe9 q Ratroa1 FastentnEs doSeFsso8 nj ~
son e he ProPrty OF 1slac R TFinbiss =.
IN 9lln9t1Iee tllt llld Lac \. jrfGo6ie =
eilg = ~ enc of lie army q tie roSsi5 a rrI,l
oEetnlt The 9oHeGnulent Il ths UnitSd Stat1S ~
SAk ~ . hotdtng Al o4es HaonT uniler ~ &C.,
Srnlnelt oftho 00eallSd Confs6SrafS EfS1TS - 49,
1eA Ao4 under tha HOoo1iona 6GToFnESI - ~ ~
sac g ola e TIE Slato. q Gli CoHisisr
aeYs and that he 49, tAa olnar q tis
~ and pFaytnE tat llld property ~
eASsa and soe4 - t.Efetod 70 tie United stStsS
NgIs theFteaeOS In luFa1areS a IL 49, -,
- Ses - g &c sd oolEs Ne dlIetsS - ~
t,tSsss = % lelooy give p1blle 6oElea q N 49,
Hly llroEeEk u "a pru1srtJ. 60
~ q &c Court Or as 1Te-iss
49, g e NlhadlIri a a. 5S,l', S.s
49, 1stll. q s z, ~ Ss5 d Iari s
Aaer tb1aa1A thsrG Is = ~ taeEs-
t1er aG!e ationl n 6 . SehSlf - ~
1ats4 TIN 4th day ofRehrasFy. ~ n. $50
EDWARD II EoRTON
aEanal e The United 6fafsl
10r TIE WOStsEn DiStlief CAV.
N-AEAa1A d sA1rH, District Attor9Sy. fsbSiSt
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-03

RIAsR DEsF. OF VIRGINIA,
wheeling February g, lseS
THH fOlIovtng Esntlemea have been appointed
deputy Collectors for the respective eoantIes n
the PlrSt District e. follows:
days CJVe. = s-
Wilbur 2. WInianna Jas. W. VFAr1en Ohio eourt,,
Post-of1ee Wheeling, s'
Jas. Il. Bell, MatskaI and RstIsl PoL..ofirS C,,,.
sA@9sl RuI4s.y, tyler and Pleasaa.., Postoaeo
Ma0nington, Va. 49,. -'1A'S %
Eranets Herman, Preston aud Taylor, Pest ofaes
keiioHENtlle, Preston e9unty. Va.
4aE2awstu Collector 1t ias Dis. DIV ".
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-03
NeWState Club in Centre wheel,

rTHE FRIENDS OF THE NEW STATE, residing In
the Pisth aud Sixth Wards, are requested to meet
the purpose Of organizing New state Club. An
friends OF the measure are earnestly requested to
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-03
House and Lot for sale.
MISS Eliza q. Huehes. M. b
HOMRPATHIo PnYsTCIAv

HAVING duly EradESsed a Et6S PhH,ds,,h,,
~ Medical College aud having had the adTsntaEe
q the constant pracfiel edTtee and joint practice q
donAl services 70 the peOple Of VFhseiihF aud mr.
rounding country. - "
omcs aud Fesidsheo North.usse corner Of Main and
Adams streets. - = fSrQ; ITS So
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-03
FOR SAID

~ AILTHAT HOUSES AND LOT on Zane, be.
tween Fifth and Sixth streets, and occupied by
lthe undersigned as dwelling house and bottlIng
cellar. feb25 JENHRr GARFOkTH.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-03
THE NEW STATE DISTRICT COM.
MITTEES FOR OHIO COUNTY.

THE NE w STATE DISTRICT CONF
NIITTEES FOR OHIO COUNTY.
UNHR CENTRAL coMMrrTER for OHIO COUNTY
II have appointed the foil wing NV State Com.
mitteeS for each election precinct:
First DfBtriet-MeuonnelPG Preclnot-A. u. KIM
ininl John Elliott, Alexander MeConn, VIM. Trues-
l BTothsrton's Pre- iuct-w. T. GiluOs, T. T. MAX
we'll, John + silaon. J. B. Whitman and Robert CHM.
Second Distriet-West Liberty-Robert BoneE, Ar
thur BogES, PerElG smith, Joseph Hedges Isaac
TS+d haa Preonot-Jo,eph Wad
die. Ebene1er MeColOch, VIM. Pletcher, Vim. J. Nc
CoIloeh and John Bar.
WoOd'O Run--Wm. North, II. L.. Hill, Abitah Con-
'ner, D. A. Padgett and Gore ThompEon.
Fourth DistTiet-Robert PSrTel, Prederiek Miller,
Lewis Lunafsrd George sehslhouSe, John Ferrel and
Filth Diitricte-FirJt Ward HoSe-house-DaTid
Greer, VIM. Mek. Day, GeoTge KiIBon. Godfrey May
er, Hiram Youpg and Joseph Seybald.-
sixth DiGtriet-Oourt -houEe-George &. Wheat,
James ". Warden Frederick Meyer. James Bodley,
B. NJ Stewart, Rredeoick Miller and Louis Keller.
Seventh District-Fourth Ward HoSe'hOuse-E, @.
Jenerss John olAtoE. Jo9ePh Britt, Thomas OBrienS
II Hoag and WIN. KrafE.
Eighth District-Sehool. hnHse, Centre wheeling
VIM. D. Lewis, John Handy. T. Deb Id, Christopher
Baker, Phillip Sehieller aud David Kull.
SehOol-houso, South Wheeling W. eehultE, Au-
RuGtuH Handlin, Henry Fisher, Andrew Glass and
Louis StenhenrOch. e
In making the bboYe appointments, the Committee
have been select ONLY sUcH a. are believed
work zealously aud unoeasingly throu ghout the
Tass and mpreSs upon the Voteu In their respective
be surrendered political blessings fought for by our
Revolutionary sres TH: eqEoI representation, equal
taxation, and Impartial IeGhlation, and that the
tIass to get the Seo S&Gts Il Rets or nerEr. ~
j. R. HUBBARD,
A. B. CALDWELL,
-1H JG0. II. STORBR,
natSStd9W Co0niy Central Committee.
For Ctnsinnati aud LouisviIle.
Thestsansr LIzzTR MARTIN, Capt
- GooDHIN, will leave ~ above this day,
7z<4the "a Inst, At 10 O'clock A. n. For
freight OF passage Rpplyson board, or to
tnaE9 JELLY = MANNER, Agts.
HOUSE FOR RENT.
= xEEn I0UsI5 on the ISlAnd, occupied by (Ieo
Rrieker, viii Be for from tGas hrst OF ApriI
dAosXt. Enquire Of 0RORGR RRICKRR
1aAEa2E oro.Ls zANB.
DISSOLUTION.
HlHB COMPREHENSIVE heretofore exis4in, be
Il tween Thos. Hughes and II. O. Leech IA tht
name Of 1hos Hughes, 3 this day dissolved BY mn
taRl eongo + mac. Lsech viii continue the business
which will be under the charge fThOs. Hughes and
Sclicts continuance Of the very liberal patron ~
| sxtended to the late firm. THOS. HUGHES
Wheeling, March 2, 1853. n. Q. IEEOH.
s.-4- EOTIOR.
An peEsous indebted to the late rui are earnestly
requested to cali and settle without delay.
mar2-sm f.s THOS. HUGHES.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-03
FOB RENT.

a. A good two-story briekDwRLLINa HOUSE,
Is61O 2Hf' HARPER BRO.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-03
FOR SALE.
For Sale or Rent,
House on Main Street To lei,

CONTAINING hns storeroom, besides the dwell.
~ ling part. Possesstsn on the mat of APRIL In.
qulre Of [Ian26l PRYOR { FROST.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-03

ths United statC1 q AmeCica,l n Pen= n ; ~
1meE. 4riab.. 9, s6. ssSrl.LtsFs ? ?
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-03

9AOSHLSA-Ws have nov rSestEsd car OSl,aI
.PSt0S sSpRly q SerOehtRE Dllting, WlGdSU
sSSsplnS Gad White yAlA RTRshst; Asa RSod e.
SStSSeaR OF sh0e, Coth, HAIR, Nail teeth Ana AIhsF
N'S' 100 Main street
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-03
ALLEGHENY G0LLEGE.
MEADVILLE, PA.

MEANWHILE, PA.
ROUNDED IN 1915, Fan Ten, es5,y,,,,.,,... a..
second Monday In August. Winter TeTn con-.
meness the nrst Monday In December. spEing Tern
students commanding Latin, Grosk or Aiv.bTa
Saa Ss present. q the opening Spring Tern
s sSE SS11sa as apply to
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-03
! PoLLACK,s COLUMN.
OPENING Of sPRING TRADE.
POLLACK.

inst returned home from New York, receives during
The week, and oferB for sale at les than
Pittsburgh, Baltimore and Philadsl-
mia prices for
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-03

oEEIoE On The cornerot Fourth and on,,,y !,
.az.aeEly. ne restdeaes q DE. Hughes. o.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-03

n ~ AILMGUNIIIo.
d-s - ms steamer EMMA aRAHASr 5C,nt
AxEIs, win leave - aboTo On TI,SlaS'
.-..=5z.lt The "a inst,, At 10 O'Clock P, n. ri
he1Ehtpr passage apply On board OF to
MARI JELLV MANNER, AEOuta.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-03

Thesteauer LIZZIE MARTIN, Capt
81 9ooDlTN, viii leave ~ above this day,
slzAthe "a Inst, At 10 O'clock A. II. For
freight or passage Gpplyson board, or to
mAT9 JELLY 3 MANNER, Agts.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-03

SHAKER HOODS
90 Dozs sHAKKR HOODS, White and color.d,
= as 1sanoDEa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-03
HATS AND GAPS

WE would invita- the attention Of Merchants, n
w our large stock Of Mems aud BOys' Pur wool
and Palm Leaf Hats, selected especially Ia
price,. : -s--lYls
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-03

Eskeep aiUayE on hand fnn assortment Of Hat,
eao caps OF the very latest styles and lowest prIS
at our Retail StoTc No. l2o Main, corner N fJSfoo
street tfebzI HAPPEN { RRn
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20

TEBxosr QrARTEIT GAzE7rErE, His
to-ical Magazine, eu6-sciuEn Dies q the
Historv Of Zach Town Edited By abby
Maria Hsmenway. compiler Of "Tne Poets
and Poetrv o. Vermont Term one
Dolla-z year. Ludl5v, Vt Published by
the author. Albany. y. J.. =. Mlnsel
No. ' Of the shove work l. ia-t ONT We
have hsd occasion heretofore repeat. ny 60
commend the enterprise 9f Mis- Hemenway
To our readers, and We IRE glad to Do II
again. To et ups histo-T Of each County
and Town IN the STATE, 70 gather from early
records and the statement Of ancient residents
or their near descendants, sketches Of their
early TRIALS AM lailrs in new country, and
anecdotes Of ire cary life and manners OF
the first ss,;lcrz. was great undertaking
snd the editor and publisher mas shown
zeal and industry IN Jae work winch lne-iJs a
most literal patronage from the people Of
Vermont. Those who have n1- subscribed
and sent on their subscription money, ought
70 do 90 without delay. The FuIH number
nov before Us. has few pages AZ the begin
ming, pertaining = The History Of C-leilni,
County, winch occupied number " Inc
remainder Of II is devoted 70 Chiitenden
County-that Is to part oft. Tne County
chapter. by Hon David Reed the article %
Bolton, by George ( Kennedy, Esq; ~
Burlington, collected and arranged hy r :.
Taft, ESo., from communications OF suadry
ofour older citizens VIII be found replstevi
v,luhle info-mation.a and sIriaus and interest
ing lore. SoVI.t 10 continue this County isal-
ready n press, and from tbs tahleof contents
given on the cover Of the present number,
we Judge vin prove TO be very -ich one-
We remind our readers thas such work
cannot b carried or without great eosf as
well as labor We trust that the publisher
viii not have occasion 70 complain Of remis-
ness from the people Of this Town and
County.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20
~ he Fres Pr@

= ->-=-r article = TIE F-ss Pres. s---.sl
C,--1, Schc5ls n Rich-5c3. L % II g. ez-
sr-eraticn saS .-ro- n use 70 h2-shsT t---'.
that = sh,-ld = corrected. ire v-itc-. sT-3e-ty
Ial,o-ins uaie- the sane hsnrci,sror o. TIE -
With brit IN ms hat. -1-siis-inc a IT, ~c=il
d-unk hut hi-as.lE BE says there are tvo s--o--
hcuses Il Town worthy Of ne u--.s. sc. tHsre-y
les-iur TIE Impression thst :hs res- vere P>a-
uiss-.h,s tAia-s; SRI. t-fo-r lie gets tAr0gE. E
doa't kaov but tas schools AZ IS vel loozs- e.
ter Gs Il any ot5e- To-r- Cou-c- schools Z i-'s
vicinity uas- = i1s s5u-isA-1g c9nditio- i-s,=-
with t-o ds-sut schl-o,-hc=ss- II Tow Y -i-
F-ste-ni--. Il tis future ro=e-r-hes a-1 =-is-
z. szpio-z-;oas, VII ins--s e tas os-is-te- --
laai-.nts q Ri-haon5, hs ~ Gat s-z E-.-
z.-s-l houss=, inzi-si oftTc; f--- Ct tasz -,-r
- hi. Win IL i.zt ~ o s.sat 7sa-s,--.
to c-as- t71 a-J = geo -epair, o-e 7f t----
H.. 80 s-hzsi-rco1s. vls-e sch,s,z o.. zz--
f-r-. s.-.- O. -..7e uc-tlz II q v-z-. Ta--s
I.s-ris. II Tow -as- schools are ler-l-ss :---
sve- noulh=. su5 r1-t OF tteu e-at ans --s
raon.a. r. ths -ea-. E~=a tas tvc tun-,--l---
schol house, suoLc- Of. hzvs ha1 -sr1 ---a
sch5o. z then the u-esznr ss4sal- -ls-5--- --s
~ -e-7 lsi. lie va-is lein- C. h-i-E hsv -e--
h,-vs-5 ~ f-ss. A--auzz-s-ts hav, zen -----.
bu:l1 ue- house ns-- Er1rE = o-- l- de-
District Tae s-z---s q lev III p-sssz- w..
Ter ars c-us.5-rc3 re bes- TT Ez-- ys---. --.
has chi. bes- c15 --ll-. II I-vz ---- 1,- -
-igs ss-i-s-,-1-- = tz=- D5s-ri-- --
tse voters si-,e- Es-i-1- n ~ s-.----
sz--s.-a-h--, % r-v1-s ~ Iz--l-' -e-------
+ w. L--c. an L=-.s IL ----.s o. Co..
s-1o--s e --ae--- za5 LIE s-per--=-ie-- re-
r---;----r A-zin. BE- say- tas-l r-s- O. ~ r-----
q tn lazt session q ne Lesi--ar-rs ------- '=
uo~s- q -he low Supe-intsnisa- q Ce==-
schools, ns-asr C. ne Hsusa = RePr=s---
i've s-s irf1-nzd n that -1is Nv vas psss--
q s,oo-ut o. co-rl2int= made asaius "a 3
ps-in-sadsat q tins low. 81 II tas Lssisis;--
passed any suck lav Il IS net p--l-=-ei q i-s
Laws O. Vermont; Il zcst x Il W. l-sz-- 80
ever. fo- hcv could oos q ths aen z1s- --r--
for vision 81 vi-rue haze l@er nis.----- Ia
law doubles Ess ps-sssl by that -u-illt. -z---=
body k,o~r a TIE Cc-nol, OF Csas1z; t1sy-s-
no-s tnc &c look sAs- en- terrible sur@--=,----
e. tn me Legiz,ar--s-
CT or R-czx>Sr-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20

III AAEAxA A-r III HATrEEAs.-Ihs
following account of the encounter between
the two vessels Il from the KiSgstan S-1-s-
a. Of the 18th ult..
cor S-uds-. the Iltt ms, 81 scout -
c'c,o-k the Brooklyn Ecop-of-Ez-, - guns.
Ccumoiors Bel, lvlns g. Galveston, IeIss. DIS
covered SAL which she supposed n - e me-
chairman running the alockadc, snd ImneiIsts-
is ruzllrei the HattsriE &c give chsse- The
Hatieras pursued hsr until dark Tns Alaoaua
then ncvt o and svzted her approach TIE
Hattsrss vas prepared. and al the men vert o
quarter Shs spoke n. strange, ~ho rspl a
she vas Her Britannia Msies-y's steamer F-trsl D
Cap, Bake o. the Haftcras responded. II the
meantime. the AlabanA attemptsd 90 uaneuvsr
O. The stern q the Hatterzs While of the POI
Quarter. Cart Blake szid re vouid send ms boat
Oh board -nd while II the Sc O. lowering the
boat, tn Alabama sent blank cartridEe sstern
o. the Haite-zs. she hailed hsr. and said shs
neei send 10 boat, e. shs vss the Conieds-zte
steamer Alabama
Capt Blake then gave the order u Ere. and the
enga-enentensue In shout 10 minutes noe vss
discole-ed between wind and water II the Hstterzs
Firs also broke ont II the fore peak IN the lower
deck. but was put out A shot waE sent through
her steam chest she then surrendered. beng
completely disabled The Alabama sent al her
bosis o take the crew OF. and II s fsv raiuutss
after this ste sank Only TIE ships papers
we-J saved Ire Alabama maize Port Royal N
i DAYS. : boats CIV fran TIE Eatte-zs. : II
nunbe-, s missing. supposed % hsve gone bach
70 Galveston Llrtis pe-sa,s, injury vas sas-
tanned On both sides"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20
Frauds upon the Government.

Custom HOUSE frauds u large amount
have been aided by recen1szvestigationt 70 the
catalogue OF government sEindles exposed
Bv ingenious methods Of deception, the many
checks and guards Of the Custom House have
been avoided, and millions Of dollars Of du-
ties It Is now ssos-tained have been Withheld
from the government Half a million l. the
lowest estiunase Of FRAUDS Of this kind, during
the past year. The round Of ohses necessa-
" 10 be visited snd the list Of signatures re-
ouirsd 70 be obtained would seem 70 render
such frauds IN the matter OF paying duties
inuossihls. But the vs-y means employed
IS guards, hsve been made the means OF eject
inz these frauds. ! class Of men termed
Custom HOUSE brokers hsve hssn employed
70 - the round Of these Offices and transact
the business connected with them for the
merchant. Al they were constantly en-
ploved in this business, their professional
skill h4cams more than match for the cars
fulness Of the government A plan OF oper-
Btins, by using forged papers, DC, has for
teg years PAS; been found safe and successful
in importing silks and other goods On which
high duties are required IN connection with
goods free Of duty, the whole lot being
pessed a. free. TIM wss 50 well contrived
thai only the t-eacher- Of Z d" shars broker
who determined to svenge himself upon Ger
tain brethren Of the craft who declined loan
ine him money, led al length to detection
Merchants in high standing are said TO be
implicated by the exposure.
The report Of the Select Committee OF the
senate on transports for the War Depart
ment, reveals another class Of heavy frauds.
The following is specimen Of them:
Inc following table, compiled from the testi-
rpouv Of Mr.. Cohlens, Mr. A. e Hall, and Mr.
John T. Pickrll, and the reports Of Col BelgeT
and Gen Meigs, exhibits Mr. Coblens's trsns2c-
inns with the Government II the charter1ng o,
transports for the War Department
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20

% A YASK QUAETEKNAsIEE. We extract
from private letter. dated Winchester, Va,
Feb. 9th
awe hear q rowing bands Of gnerlllas. coming
st TINES quite near, and lowering On the road to
Martinssurz, - mics distant, whence CIR ZIP
plies are hauled II wagons The universal eEs-
TON Is u I'll the wagon - and cal !; load, no
matter what the material; and As four bales q
hay a-e ala wagon vii hold. teznsof io'ir horses
have been going for about 600 lbs, taking three
DAYS for the iournsy. TBe second train I
cent had four wagons with chssply constructed
francs, On which were easily loaded ten bales,
each; 8 thing never before seen IL Nlartinsburg.
Inc wonder-fcr such il vas-VTas explained by
the ws-un-msstsr by saying s. There L Ysnk
Qusrte-nasts- 81 Winchester +" Ten wagons
.re nov fined with Tire sane re, and 100 hslss
are hauled n the time that 40 we're before-
Winter is upon Us il earnest Snow fel ever
q week since, and to-day 4 adding TO thesuppiy
Every thing out Of doors looks like winters
dsy IN Vermont; and however impatient the
country may be. very little can be accomplished
BY armies il the sesd sch weather rs this"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20

O.r1-l,L. =. zzrgrEcE p INA LBss-zS--.
ArrArE.-Ad-ni-sl Dupal- Lac flr'Saroe1
the secrets-y Of The Navy, n ofleia- fora--
rsfut,t;on Of C7su B.zare-ar5' e pr7--anzIi7r
% 60 she bleelade q Charleston, p-'--sa--
IN tie Charlss--r IND Savsn,saa IaE<-z, r-l-.
IN. sUrsreut ssa--i1- Il esrt-i- f-rei-- la.---
tignsrc.. TLs refura-i-n j. n - t--- r.
: certificate. a-i signed By --i- e-a--s-----
oscsn Of me 1lo-kaiins e. l----s e=-t-
6.a.e the oE.srs -, rsf=--iu- ro s--i-l=r--
ina vs-s.ls yer sum. driven -'-e- --..
o, We deeu il our duty % s,--e -l-s --' =-
called rzsult- src f-ls- II e-c-- ra--le-,z--
CaTs. Tuner Of ia, M-ri1es. 7-- i---
VARIED IL c-rtiEczta 20 Admin u-r--.
remarks Y 81 aco5upauying Letter. tina q.
= vi.l unza-c-=5 pain that Ls sui- r'ne-..
czIlss ula- ~ l9rvaf- d5eu-s1. r-------
50 severely lat ilz.iy. Jpn faaori1l,-=
holding the high Posi-i-z u --7sn.
Nothing esa l. more evident ta-u --a.
tbe whole fabrication II reference 81 5rez4
IN The bl,,sz5e q. Che-iss-4u vss ir'elis5
fo- es--t .hroad. "a ina tru-A leo---.
known vii y Dot l. likely = prrlu~ e.
IMPRESSION quite the re7srse Of that I1tsa---
Ibs fsc- thai s trifiug enSsgensn- Wa Sc
erosslv exaggerated shows the e1tre-,ty %
( vhi,h M rshels s-e reduceo-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20
Fc- Co-zfy Cor-itS9rs-
WILLIAM MILLER,
q Wiliiston.
The New Militia Bili.

late On Monday night, the Senate passed
The bill for cnrslling and calling OF; the ma
.ioral force and there can Be little doubt
that the Bill vii PASS the House without any
rreat notification. We are not able to state
II detail. al the provisions Of the bill &c II
NV stands but evidentiy II II becomes a
law !, viii be very comprehensive and
.-rinrent one-as 1t should be. Even Mem
t4rs Of congress and Of the State Legislatures
are not exempt from Its force Il assumes
that when the Nation needs force II tho helo
for its preservation, II has power 70 oring
them there. and that power must be used
Tbourh. as VIC understand 1t, many cases
f,- e1euption from humane considerations
Ara provided for, very large number OF OH
Gals and Others, VINO under the ordinary con
ditions Of peaceful socisty are no; held liable
. DO military duty under State law, vii By
hi. law. be Obliged to step into the ranks Il
the draft falls On them, OF 70 find q compe-
ten, substitute, or means 70 hire one In
urring the passage OF the bill Mr.. Wilson-
the Chairman Of the Military COMMITTEES
said
We were now engaged in s gigantic strug
-le for the preservation Of the national lie
ami for twenty months we had been sending
the Young OF the country into the held
Thosa regiments mad suffered much from bat
tie and disease until now many Of the OLE
regiments numbered No more thsn four nun
G-sd. We were told by the leaders Of TN
7,oclhon that they were fighting ior lnue
1.udence, and that they would make N
c.,nprouise. Therefore the folly Of talkln.
r.ace and compromise was comprehended .,
aU lyval men, and all such talk was littt
:. aer than treason This battle was 70 b
f,lvht out l. The end, and he wanted Il s
f,ugbt a. u crush out the rebellion and res
tore the nation.
The bin ASSUMED that !; was the duty 0
evsrv Pod citizen 10 do his utnost % pre-
serve the nations life. Congress had tn
night. under the Constitution, . ralse armle
70 put down instruction, and Il Necessary
il had the right 70 cal into the service O
the country every citizen. either sE voiun
ter or bv draft. Il might necessary q pu
the nh into execution. He hoped II woui
not. But il WIS the duty Of Congress {
provide all necessary means 70 carry on ihl
contest. The bill proposed 70 enroll IN
whole people Of the country, and not merei
the militia.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20

FoE CorNTT COMMISSIONERS Wy. C. XII
1Er1-or has been nominated Tor Rutland Coun-
u. Eli BALLor for Washington COUNTY.
The Washington County nominating Con-
vention adopted the following resolutions
ResoirsG, That We nave the fullest confidence
in the Prohibitorv Law Of Vermont, 70 suppress
the traffic Il intoxicating liquors, if il were duly
executed. and al that Is Necessary 70 accomplish
this object is, thai tle public sentiment should
sustain the law and demsnd IL execution ca
trans-ressors-
Resol-ed, That the smendmen; to the Pruhit-
ito-- Law, which was made By the Legislature
At the last sezsion, whereby liquors thar may he
CONSISTED. If found pure and unadulterated, ar
% 70 into the Town Agencies, 70 be sold for the
benefit ofthe Town where It IS seized, ought t0eu-
courage the friends Of Temperance 70 execute the
law against contraband liquors II The County.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20

u Mar York zsx,papsT cfEee- Isnkeslo-
l. in high rage against the EDpS-cr 81 this -
rcuf he is friendly % the Conss1er.cy Re
despises Yankee. and he h.s righ.. fc- he
knows the CREATURES ways Re is setting :.
nourht tie "Mcn-cs doctrine. +" = r-ai,-lon vtish
the Northern nini cannot part With. n uoz
,ha- With "the Unicn as n vass" o. The las.
wears eaow Accordingly. ve nov reserve I
ser Northern nsvsper na-srSos t.les 0: h-i,-
Hsn; victcries won b 4 hsndfa, Ct Ms.i;s-.
orsr thres tine their number Of Fr-neh trooF-.
-ri-.orie- slu,os- ri~a-liDg soIBs Of the lankesS
OWL apou lhs Po.sasc- fsTIhsT . sz;iss tae--
ignorant reader. tasy wall proo-1Es I,-zs =
s--uuls u a,t-ibuts to HsFclson tie a.Ost easi,s
irsicp. sc-siirs. their re=Irsc;arlG nalc1 81 e
.bs letter i las ~ presume, Iarged- ac.
re .-ri.fra b. ne E-sPs75r . 'sassal Fe-s,
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fo-.- trE 20 -Nt.5 j'S-a ore r-sr 70 Es,-
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Fmre-or dues .1t wear Eis heart upo- h - ID
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